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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1957
Page
4
The first attempt to build a canal in Panama was led by French canal builder Ferdinand de Lesseps between 1879 and 1889. The project failed after years of effort. Some dinosaurs were 80 feet long and weighed more than 40 tons.
From the heart of the South this recipe features apple puffs fried golden and served with a creamy sherry scented sauce. Ingredients include flour milk eggs apples and cinnamon with Holland butter cream and powdered sugar for the sauce. Serves 10 to 12 and offers a sweet treat for dessert lovers.
Mix chopped dates figs walnuts and coconut. Melt butter with chocolate cream and sugar until smooth. Combine with fruit and nut mix. Spread between buttered whole wheat slices. Cool and cut into shapes. Makes 6 to 8 sandwiches.
Mrs. Elmo Tincher of Linton announces the marriage of her daughter Carole to Jack Brewer of Linton. The ceremony occurred at 8 30 Friday evening at the Evangelical United Brethren church with Rev. Carl Eastburg officiating. Attendants were Miss Kay Tincher and Joe Mattox. The bride wore a white cotton dress with bouquet of red rosebuds. reception attire described for family. the groom has enlisted in the U S Army and will leave for duty about July 1. The bride will stay with her parents for the time being.
Miss Garnet Cullison presided at the Lyons Home Lovers club gathering at Mrs Emery Calvert's home with co host Mrs J A Sparks absent president. Gertrude Kiler spoke on the song of the month Tell Me Why and led in the sing along. Members recalled a wedding incident during roll call and the group voted $5 to the Vernon Carr fund.
Murphy Trucking Co of Denver won first prize in a traffic safety contest for firms with vehicles traveling under a million miles annually. The company hauled 45 million eggs to eastern markets last year, demonstrating careful handling in delicate cargo transport.
Friday notices list Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meeting at 7 p m in the hall Columbian Chapter No 140 OES at 7 30 p m at the Masonic hall Sunset Wranglers meet at the Conservation club at 7 30 p m Women of Moose Chapter 19 meet at the Moose home at 8 00 p m.
Sandborn Girl Scouts and parents gathered at Shakamak camp for a pot lunch and program. Brenda Teague topped point totals from March to June earning a necklace while Rhoda Birdlow and Linda Dee Poindexter won bracelets and a scout book cover. Mothers presented trophies as leaders and families enjoyed the event and planned next meeting for June 24 at Mrs. Strahley’s home.
Mrs Ruth Swaby of Linton shown with a terrarium she exhibited at a science fair connected to Indiana Universitys two week Science Workshop for Elementary teachers. The program aimed to update teachers on new materials and methods for science teaching for next year Hymera Elementary school.
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Sandborn Baptist church reported on the Franklin house party “Echoes of the House Party” at the June meeting. Attendees included Mrs. Lyman McKee Mrs. Bruce Campbell and Mrs. Odus Mitchell with devotional led by Mrs. McKee. Mrs. Louie Waghoner sang “Living Waters” and a social hour followed with refreshments for numerous members and guests.
The First Methodist church in Lyons hosted the wedding of Marilyn Sue Heshelman and Darrell Bradley Burnett of Springville at 2:00 PM Sunday. Attendants included Betty Heshelman and Patty Heshelman with Maxine Burcham as bridesmaids, and Bill Burnett as best man. The couple plans a Niagara Falls honeymoon and will reside in the Williams apartments near Bloomfield. The bride works at Sarkes Tarzian in Bloomington. the groom at RCA in Bloomington.
The International Home Furnishings Market shows versatile compact pieces with tuck-away designs. Hidden features include hidden chairs with snack tables, under-sofa storage, room dividers with shelves, and concealed Hi Fi and television space. Sofas trend long and slim with restrained hardware and brass accents fading.
President Eisenhower signaled the administration may seek new laws to offset recent Supreme Court decisions affecting the executive and legislative branches. He declined to reveal personal convictions on the rulings at a news conference. The court ruled that government must turn over certain FBI information to defense and that Congress must have a legislative purpose in witness investigations.
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