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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1951
Page
2
The N E Third Street Church of God extends a hearty welcome to all and urges everyone who does not attend Sunday School to join next Sunday School session.
Burris Chapel resident Miss Patty Cunningham visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs James Cunningham Thursday. Donnie Cooksey from Linton stayed with Mr and Mrs Art Cooksey. Huddie Goodman family visited Ollie Goodman. Donald DeMoss visited Sherril Booker Saturday. Judy Ellis of Indianapolis visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Scott Ellis. Leo Ellis visited Joe Cunningham family. Diana Storms of Linton stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Jesse Price.
Robert Wolfe of Ellettsville signed a three year contract to coach Plymouth high school basketball, replacing Cecil Polk who resigned to coach at Bourbon.
The name Sing Sing prison comes from Indian words meaning a stony place. The origin ties to the harsh rocky surroundings associated with the facility.
Washington June 20 The house banking committee rejected administration requests for power to curb commodity speculation and to extend credit controls on housing sales as it moved toward final action on wage price rent controls beyond June 30. The panel also near agreement on rent boosts for over 6 million tenants under ceilings and limited authority to extend ceilings to new areas.
In Los Angeles a federal court jury found gambler Mickey Cohen guilty on four counts for evading income taxes of 156000 dollars for 1946 to 1948 and making a false statement to the treasury. The seven women and five men deliberated over two days and delivered the verdict after 35 minutes of deliberation this morning.
The county recorder lists transfers of property including lots and acres in Worthington, Bloomfield, Jacksonville, Stafford, Richland, Beech Creek, and Linton townships. Names include Ruby Hunter, P H Ohern, Francis Hedden, Virgil Abrams, Henry Campbell, Kenneth Smith, Victor Hasler, Clarence Johnson, Lawrence Bruner, May Blaker, Wilbur Holtsclaw, Owen Nicewarner, Ernie Smith, Thomas Higgins, and Kenneth Cameron among others.
Perfumed butter is produced in Paris by placing pots of butter between two layers of certain flowers to achieve the desired fragrance. The process relies on selecting flower varieties that impart specific scents to the butter.
Washington reports that the army quartermasters have refined dried foods to taste closer to home cooking. The menu includes acidified eggs, dried milk, potatoes, soups, onions, cranberries, dried fruit, and yeast, with cooks advised to avoid overcooking to preserve color and flavor.
Mrs. Roy Bond of Brazil vacationed with her parents the Cookseys. Illness of Anna Cooksey noted. Mrs. Dan Shonk visited Spice family in Lyons. Richard Nolting, Navy trainee in Memphis, visited home. Fay Smith relatives visited Lafayette. Mrs. Lessie Humphreys of Linton visited sister Mamie Nolting. Noltings and Blantons shared Sunday afternoon in Linton. Hoffewitz, Moyer, and Moyer families visited Melvin Richect in Indianapolis. Donnie Pergal spent Monday with Ernest Nolting family.
Mr and Mrs Bud Hoffeditz and children and several relatives attended a reunion at Shakamak park on Sunday. Guests included Effie Dishmen and numerous family members from Terre Haute Linton Lafayette Indianapolis and Ft Leonard Wood among others.
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