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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1965
Page
2
A column of practical household hints from Dear Heloise including defrosting a freezer tray by freezing water and dumping bricks of ice later, onion flavor in potato salad by soaking, storing kids toys by age in bags, making a flat laundry bag from a dress, hanging copper molds with paper templates, and starting spring seedlings in eggshells to reduce transplant shock.
Nora May Gowen 72 of Linton died at 12:30 a.m. She was born January 18, 1893 in El nora, daughter of Joseph and Jane Del linger. Surviving are William Harvey Gowen, a foster son Charles Morrison, four grandchildren, two nieces, three nephews, with siblings predeceased. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Monday at Newkirks Funeral Home Dugger, Rev. Leonard Tincher officiating. Burial Lebanon cemetery.
Nancy Lucille Carmichael a Switz City resident died at 7 30 am at Bedford hospital in Bedford She was born April 28 1916 in Jackson Township daughter of James and Mabel Fesler Her husband John Carmichael survives along with children Mrs Robert Thompson Jr Oolith William Norman Brownsburg David H Norman Worthington seven grandchildren and six step grandchildren brothers Bernard Jimmy and Estil Fesler a sister Violet Miller and several step children Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Sunday at the Switz City Methodist church with burial in Switz City cemetery. The body lies in state at the church from noon Sunday.
Friends and relatives of Charles Marion Hewlett a former Linton resident will celebrate his 91st birthday on Fathers Day Sunday June 20 at the home of his son Russell Hewlett in Gonzalez Texas. His children Lola Kenneth Helen Kathryn Winogene and Russell and their families will attend. Most of the children were born and schooled in the Linton community.
Cibecue Arizona June report: Lynda Bird Johnson, daughter of the president, was adopted by the White Mountain Apache in a ceremony with a barbecue. Over 1,500 Apaches and 50 guests attended. She received beaded necklaces a tribal certificate and an Apache camp dress. The tribe cited job programs and paid youth employment on the reservation and thanked the president for road and campsite projects.
Live hogs totals around 3 500 with widespread declines from 25 50 to 24 50 for various weights and types. Cattle and calves show steady to firm notes with high choice steers up to 27 50 and cows to 16 00 while canners and cutters bring 13 00 to 15 00. Sheep offerings small with prime spring lambs at 25 50 to 26 00.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower at Howard University told students to support the President during the Viet Nam crisis. He declined to comment on developments, saying no private citizen can know the full conditions of such tense times and criticizing detractors as divided during a period needing unity.
Tito arrives in Moscow for his first talks with the new Soviet leadership since Khrushchev’s ouster. Premier Kosygin and party chief Brezhnev greet him warmly at the airport signaling a smooth start to the Yugoslav-Soviet dialogue.
On Friday and Saturday readers learn of meetings and gatherings across Greene County. Women of Moose and civic groups convene at Moose home and Humphreys park shelter with covered dish suppers and district visits.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mason of Veedersburg announce the birth of a son in Danville Illinois. The baby weighed six pounds eleven ounces and was named Gregory Steven. Mrs. Mason is the former Dixie Deiss of Dugger.
Dr and Mrs Joseph Thomas Jr of Champaign Illinois announce the birth of a daughter on June 1 weighing eight pounds fourteen ounces named Beverly Jo She is welcomed by sisters Tracy and Julie Grandparents are Mrs Eva Mitchell Summit Ridge California and Mr and Mrs Joseph Thomas Sr of Linton
Mr and Mrs Leo Gillette formerly of Linton announce the birth of a daughter named Linda Sue born June 17 in Tuscon Arizona. She weighed five pounds five ounces. Mother is Lavera Alt of Berne, former Miss Alt. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Alt of Berne and Mr and Mrs William Gillette of Linton route 3.
John Crynes born in Durham county England on March 5 1874 died June 13 at his home 1179 B Street SE Linton Funeral services held June 16 at Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel with Rev Eugene Pound officiating Military honors by Legion posts from Dugger Lyons and Linton attended by multiple members The flag presented to his son Jhon Crynes Jr and services closed with taps and benediction.
Recent visitors and guests of area residents include Hazel Sparks of Spencer Nellie Sparks Worthington Ralph Hanley Bicknell and others from Indianapolis and Noblesville. Social visits spread across Vincennes Hope Carlisle Princeton and Carlisle with several hosting Mrs Lizzie Buzan and Mr and Mrs Hunter among those listed.
William Michael Allen son of Norwood and [illegible] Allen of Beach Grove earned a Bachelor of Arts in political science and history at Butler University on June 13. He will enter Indiana University School of Law next fall after being commissioned a second lieutenant in the United States Air Force.
U S Navy F4B Phantom jets shot down two North Vietnamese MiG-17 aircraft near Hanoi in a 10:26 a m engagement during a bombing raid against Yen Phu army barracks. Two pilots fired heat-seeking Sidewinder and Sparrow missiles, destroying the second and third planes. one parachute seen, one missing.
Thursday admissions include a son born to Mr and Mrs Edward Skemp eight pounds two ounces unnamed. Another daughter Selma Marie born to Mr and Mrs Norman Cullisson seven pounds fifteen ounces. Names of other births and multiple mothers listed with cities Dunkirk Hymera Worthington Linton Bloomington Sandborn Jasonville. Discharges include Roy Graves Harry Goodwin Bobby Jo Plann and several others.
Mrs. Cecil Cunningham and her children Cecily and Colin of Eugene Oregon are visiting Mrs. Ann Toney and Rev. Royden Rae in Linton. They will attend the wedding of Douglas Toney and join the July Fourth celebration in Linton.
Notice of filing May 4 1965 with Indiana Public Service Commission by Westphalia Telephone Company Inc and Sandborn Co-op Telephone Co seeking sale of works and plant or merger into Westphalia renamed Ss & W Telephone Company Inc and approval of rate increases. A public hearing is set for July 13 1965 at 9:30 A M in the State Office Building Indianapolis with participation requested.
Carlisle Indiana plans five days of festivities from July 14 to 18 to mark the town founding. Rogers Co director Joe Newlin will present the pageant No Dark Corners in the city park each evening. Advance tickets are on sale, with caravans departing Fridays starting June 18. Souvenir items include wooden nickels, license plates, canes, and dinner plates.
The Lyons Tuesday Afternoon Club met June 15 at Mrs. Edith Davidson’s home. Mrs. Mary Benham led devotions with Psalm 23, and Mrs. Elizabeth Gastineau presented the program. Plans were made to visit Rest Haven. Refreshments were served to a list of members.
Two marriage license applications were filed in the Greene County circuit court office by Elmer Goodman of Worthington and Rena Sue Lynch of Bloomington, and by Ronald Dale Pittman of Mount Clemens, Michigan, and Loralee Scharmen of Rochester, Minnesota.
Since the Aque duct opened its new track on Sept. 14 1959 27 285 431 fans have witnessed 904 days of racing for an average daily attendance of 30 183.
Civil actions on file include Gol din M. Cline versus Clifford G. Cline seeking a divorce and Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co of Indiana versus Sharon Reed on note.
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