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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1962

Page

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Body found after boating mishap near Dunes Acres

In Chesterton Indiana a motorboat missing since Sunday night drifted ashore with 19 year old Nancy Hill aboard. The body of Theodore Hoffschneider 35 Gary was found near the Dunes State Park Pavilion. Hoffschneider attempted to swim for help after the engine failed and did not resurface.

Chesterton Ind Dunes Acres Nancy Hill Gary Theodore Hoffschneider Dunes State Park Pavilion Hoffschneider Burns Ditch Miss Hill Poland James Savage Willard Crichfield Dunes

Perry Poe Dies In Hospital Here

Perry Poe a longtime Jasonville resident and Democrat party activist dies at 83 after a two week hospital stay. Born June 10 1889 in Wright township he served as Wright township assessor for over 30 years and once Chevrolet dealer in Clay City. Survived by son Ray Poe a granddaughter and a great granddaughter with services at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville followed by burial in Lebanon Cemetery.

Perry Poe Jasonville Democrat Party Wright Township John and Emaline Humphreys Poe Clay City Nettie Poe Ray Poe Susan Leach Teddi Sue Leach McClanahan Samuel Webb Lloyd Miller Lebanon Cemetery

Dow Jones Averages Display Mixed Losses

The Dow Jones indices show declines with the 30 industrials down 0.54, rails off 1.04, and utilities sliding 0.55. Stocks trade around 198.46 as overall market activity softens.

I Love Bach Scrawl Found At London Jazz Record Shop

A graffiti message reading I Love Bach was scrawled on a wall inside a London jazz record shop. Police say the incident involved vandalism but caused no injuries or immediate danger. No suspects announced. Local shop owners view it as a quirky, harmless act amid a busy scene.

London Wpp Bach

Baptist Circle Holds Meeting at Church

Mrs. Kenneth Hunter of Jagonville spoke to the Mu Beta Gamma mission circle at the First Baptist Church on Go Ye Into All the World using a flannelgram. Miss Mildred Harbett discussed the Eastside Christian Center in Indianapolis and plans for summer activities and the associational missionary conference. Gifts for Eastside Center, Christ mas tree program, and devotional topics were noted with refreshments served.

Kenneth Hunter Jagonville Mu Beta Gamma First Baptist Church Hunter Waemls Christ Jesson Mildred Harbett Eaistside Christian Center Indianapolis Irene’ Branstetter Evélyn Shiover Promenies Corbin Margaret Watkedieil Elva Nave Ibebalit Pondrecte Haiti Valley Forge Humphreys Park Thelma ‘Taylor Brenda Gabbard Elizabeth Smith Gladys Farthing Lola Armstrong

High Lights for Tuesday TV Programming

United Press International reports a Tuesday lineup featuring Alcoa Premiere adaptation of Arthur Miller story Ilt Takes A Thief about a burglarized apartment with missing jewelry and cash. Other shows include Bachelor Father Peter the Medicine Man on ABC, Password on CBS with Garry Moore and Carol Burnett, Alfred Hitchcock Presents The Big Kick on NBC, Red Skelton Show with Don Knotts on CBS, Garry Moore Show with Don Knotts and Alan King, and From Conginess second part with Congress reviews at 10 p.m. on ABC.

United: Press -International Alcoa ABC Arthur Miller Peter Medicine Man Coward Password CBS Garry Moore Carol Burnett Allen Ludden NBC Anne Helm Red Skelton Don Knotts Alan King Garry

Miss Minella Weds Gary Fisher at Evan Finton Church

Miss Brenda Minella became the bride of Gary Fisher in a ceremony at the Evan Finton Church. The couple resides at 409 East Vincennes street in Linton. The bride, a Linon-Stockton High School graduate and secretary-receptionist, and the groom, a fellow graduate, are both connected to Linton.

Brenda Minella Gary Phat Evan- Finton Brethen Shuroh Daughbe Lade Mar Raeann Minella East Vincennes Street Linton Linton-Stockton High School George Greene Purdue University

Pleasantville Church Group Meeting Report

Pleasantville Methodist church group held a service with host Mrs. Margaret Jagkoon presiding. Father’s Day homage included a Timmerman reading. Prizes went to Mrs Timmerman and Mrs Georgia Andis. Attendees included Mrs Andis Mrs Bedwell Mrs Mary Bishop Mrs Vivian Cox Mrs Opal Early Mrs Mary Jackson Mrs Margaret Jackson Mrs Lind Mrs Etta Mae Long.

Methodist Abureh Margaret Jagkoon Igeoup Br Juokeon Merman Lind Christ Margaret Jackson Timmerman Georgia Andis Andis Bedwell Mary Bishop Vivian Cox Opal Early Mary Jackson Etta Mae Long

Saron Class Meets With Mrs Stepler

Members of the Service class of the Saron United Church of Christ held a luncheon at Mrs. Boyd Stepler's home. Mrs. Bessie Kramer led devotional period, and Mrs. Anna Kramer conducted a business session. A picnic was planned for August at Humphreys park for members and husbands. Fifteen members shared favorite scripture verses. The afternoon was social.

Saron

Hounds Dine on Roast After Low Guest Turnout

Hertfordshire hunt members served roast beef to the hounds when too few guests attended a Sunday hunt event. Local hunts officials explained no waste occurred as the dogs ate the extra food.

Dugger Club Plans Annual Flower Show With Genesis Theme

The Woman's Study club of Tugger hosts its annual flower show at the Dugger Shelter Route, featuring adult and children classes, dozens of arrangement themes named after biblical and floral motifs, entry rules, judging times, and a gate prize. Exhibits must be fresh, enter between 8 and 10 am, with judging at 11 am, doors open at 2 pm, and a food booth plus white elephant counter advertised.

Woman’s Study Club of Tugger Genesis Dugger Heaven Joseph Job David Jacob’s Well Jericho Old Country

Cornelius-Morgan Vews Read at Dugger

Miss Carolyn Sue Cornelius wed Kenneth Ray Morgan at the Dugger Methodist church. The couple, both from Dugger with ties to Princeton, plan home in Princeton after the ceremony. The bride, a Union High School graduate, wore a organza gown with lace, while attendants and family wore coordinated beige and white outfits.

Carolyn Sue Cornelius Kenneth Ray Morgan Dugger Methodist Church Camille Cornelius Duger Maxine Morgan Dugger Charles Morgan Kinceton H. J Phyllis Run Janice Harrison Marvin Hager Cairo Ohio Ian Barry Cornelius Larry Driver Mrs. Cornelius Mrs. Morgan Princeton Union High School Tri- Hi-Y Beta Society Phillips 66

Lyons Free Methodist June meeting at Humphreys Park

Members of the Lyons Free Methodist Missionary Society gathered at Humphreys Park in Lyons for their June meeting. A morning prayer circle and a noon covered dish dinner preceded a program led by Nancy Schantz on Junior Witnessing with Bible readings by Blanton and others.

Missionary Society of the Free Methodist Church Lyons Humphreys Park Linton Nancy Schantz Junior Missionary Society Bobby Hostetler Becky Stevie Schantz Jean Ann Wilson Philip Debbie McCraney Kathy Sprigs Sue Ann Blanton Schantz Jesus Dorothy Hostetler Louise Beatty Hazel” Hensley Kathy Wright Mary Beatty EUB Plcossie Correll Verna Moody Florence Miller Eagles Lodge Elks Lodge Providence Missionary Society Shelter House

Television Listings for Indianapolis Central Daylight Time

A June schedule page lists WFBM TV channels with programs for 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. including news, weather, Huntley Brinkley, Frances Farmer, Greatest Headlines, Wagon Train, and Dave Brinkley, detailing time slots and show titles for a typical weekday lineup. The listing includes multiple repeats and sign off notes.

Hoaglin Ie Sparta Daddy Frances Farmer Huntley-Brinkley Joey Dave Brinkley

Community meeting and club events listed for Linton area

Local notices detail a busy evening with initiations, meetings, and social activities. Delta Theta Tau initiation at Linton Public Library at 6:00 p.m. Kiwanis and Jaycees gatherings, Legion Auxiliary and Eagles Lodge sessions, band parents, carpenters, and Moose groups meet at various venues through 7:30 p.m. Rotary steak fry precedes golf events, and choir practices and special programs are noted. Public invited.

Delta Theta Tau Linton Public Library Moose Lodge Hall Kiwanis Club Jaycees North Main Dugger Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Linton

Greene county women plan special lesson at IU Bloomington

Thirty home demonstration club women from Greene county will travel to Indiana University in Bloomington on Friday for a special lesson on house plants. Home demonstration agent Mrs Zetta Anderson announced the session. Dr Barbara Shalucka of IU will conduct the lesson. The morning includes greenhouse plant work and a noon sack lunch at Hilltop Gardens followed by a gardening project demonstration.

Greene County Indiana University Bloomington Zetta Anderson Barbara Shalucka

Methodist Women Plan Guest Tea Thursday

The Wesleyan Service Guild and Women's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist church will host a tea at 2:00 PM Thursday. Mrs Homer Donagher will speak and present a recent film on Brazil. Instrumentalists from Switz City Central High will provide music. Public invited.

Pst Iotari Sorority Linton Public Library Rotary Municipal Salvation Army Home League Linton Lodge No Masonic Temple Eagles Lodge Hall Hiawatha Club Red Men’s Hall American Legion Legion Home Saron First Christian First Methodist First Baptist Linton Junior Home John Corbin Wesleyan Service Guild WSLS First Methodist Church Homer Donagher Brazil Women’s Society of Christian Service The Switz City Central High School

Interstate System to Cut Auto Losses by 1960

The new interstate highway system will save American motorists about 5 billion dollars annually by 1960 in reduced accident claims and property damage, according to the Automobile Manufacturers Association.

Detroit Automobile Manufacturers Association

Lyons Club Meeting With Mrs Fulk in Modern Living Demo

The Lyons Club met at Mrs Olive Fulk's home with Nora Shepherd presiding and Abbie Shepherd leading the club creed. Dorothy Ray led the pledge, Ivory Shepherd reviewed Sweet and Low, and the group sang Happy Birthday to Helen Ray. Dorothy Ray gave a health and safety lesson on aiding the handicapped with guest McClean, while Helen Ray discussed home management. Ivory Shepherd reported on Bloomfield council, and Mrs Falk played Hammond Organ music during social hour while serving refreshments to several members.

Modern Living Home Demonstration Club of Lyons Olive Fulk Nora Shepherd Abbie Shepherd Dorothy Ray Ivory Shepherd Helen Ray McClean Bloomfield Falk Icie White Frances Richardson

Local Society Guests Attend Mrs Hunter's Event

Mrs Hattie Hunter hosts a gathering with guests including Mrs Bene lah Benham Mrs Dorothy Ray Mrs Betty Mullis Mrs Nora Shepherd and Mrs McClean along with Mrs Laura Hallars among attendees.

Hattie Hunter Benelah Benham Dorothy Ray Betty Mullis Nora Shepherd McClean Laura Hallars

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