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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1958

Page

2

Numerous Local Fraternal Meetings Planned This Evening

The Quapaw Tribe No 143 meets at 7:00 p.m. at the hall. Columbian Chapter No 140 at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic hall. Sunset Wranglers convene at the Conservation Club at 7:30 p.m. Women of the Moose Chapter 19 gather at the Moose home 8:00 p.m. Truthseekers class at EUB church 2:00 p.m. hosted by Mrs Flossie Correll with Miss Verna Moody. Disabled Veterans Chapter No 99 Greene County 7:30 p.m. Linton Rainbow for Girls 7:00 p.m. Lyons Conservation Club 7:00 p.m. Warmothers meet in city council room 7:30 p.m. Chickaeth Council Pocahontas at Red Men’s Hall 7:30 p.m.

Improved Order of Red Men Masonic Hall Sunset Wranglers Conservation Club Women of the Moose Moose Home EUB Church Flossie Correll Disabled Veterans Chapter Greene County Linton Order Lyons Conservation Chub Warmothers Chicka‘eth Council Red Men’s Hall

Linton Post Members Attend Vincennes District Convention

Marion Bates as commander and Bill Heitman as adjutant led Linton post delegates Harry Ferry Leonard Krischak Clem Bowman Tom Marcellino Burl Swearinger Max Edington Roy Ogden Les Wilkerson Dave Mulligan and Gaylor Chipman at the Vincennes district convention. Lewis Goble elected Seventh district commander and Greene County delegate to the national Chicago convention with Krischan as alternate.

Linton Vincennes Marion Bates Bill Heitman Harry Ferry Leonard Krischak Clem Bowman Tom Marcellino Burl Swearinger Max Edington Roy Ogden Les Wilkerson Dave Mulligan Gaylor Chipman Lewis Goble Greene County Chicago Krischan

4-H Club News outlines meetings and events

Weekly schedule of 4-H club meetings at the high school across multiple projects. Reports from Sandborn Sandy Maids and Worthington Ham Egg and Mutton club describe activities, pledges, a Rainbow Beach trip planned for July 2, and notes on camp attendance and demonstrations.

Sandborn Sandy Maids Club Grate School Nelda Bradfield Sharon Asher Rainbow Beach Judy Gaultney

Violence Erupts On Cyprus Again

In Limassol a Turk was shot and four Greeks were injured by thrown stones in a fresh clash on Cyprus as Britain prepared to add 2,000 troops, bringing total security forces to about 30,000. Paratroops and marine commandos had earlier restored order after last week’s Greek Turkish riots and a curfew was imposed.

London UPI Cyprus Britain Limassol

Localends and Visitors Share Updates in Personals

Mrs. Davie Baize and son Billy Joe return home after two weeks visiting family in Mishawaka and Chicago including the Baise and Baize households. S/Sgt. Jack Pinkston and daughters Teresa Denise and Mary Louise visit from Hamilton Air Force Base and will return after a 30 day furlough. Additional visits include John Stewart with Ernest Nolting family, Durant Osborn in Solsberry, Ralph Garrieus and son John in from Brazil, and dinner guests of Leonard Hoffeditz from Linton, Vicksburg, Jasonville and Joliet.

Davie Baize Billy Joe Winfred Baise Mishawaka Capt Robert Baize Chicago Salvation Army’ Training College Jack Pinkston Teresa Denise Mary Louise Hamilton Air Force Base San Francisco Calif Sgt. Pinkston Martha Pinkston Hamilton Leonard Hoffeditz Haldin Mitchell Iva Girdhey Linton Emma Mitchell Vicksburg Bernice Mitchell Jasonville

TV and Radio Log

Program information supplied by stations with notice of potential changes and no responsibility for accuracy. Listings may be updated on short notice.

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TV Schedule Fragments From WTTV Bloomington Listing

Friday to Monday guide shows university programs gospel cartoons sports and news blocks. Notable items include Indiana University broadcasts and various movie hours and dance party segments across June 21 to 23.

University Popeye United Steelworkers Err Ingsets Jake Bohny HaAseball Frank Edwards Holywood Ind. University Shorty Sheehan Three Lives

TV Schedule for Terre Haute June Listings

WTHI Channel 10 offers a full day lineup from 1:00 PM to 11:00 PM with game shows morning programming soaps dramas and a late night lineup including The Late Show Duck and Cover references. Notable items include Beat the Clock Houseparty The Big Payoff and The Lineup along with Perry Mason Gunsmoke How Do You Rate and Burns and Allen.

Larry Lewman Doug Edwards Annie Oakley Phil Silvers Cochise Oaks U Henry Playhouse Scott Island Lawrence Welk Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey Guiding Light Payor

Worthington Woman Celebrates 80th Birthday

Mrs. Jessie Flynn is honored at a Worthington birthday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Flynn. The event marks her 80th birthday with a noon family meal and a cake decorated with eighty candles. Attendees include numerous Flynn relatives from Carrier Mills, Indianapolis, Eminence, Lyons, Dugger, and nearby towns.

Jessie Flynn Virgil Flynn Worthington Carrier Mills Ill Leroy Flynn Indianapolis B. Brown Eminence Ray Flynn Kenneth Hill Lyons Bill Collins Linton Violet Allenbaugh Dugger Irvin Flynn Hugh Flynn

Dinner Honors Mrs Flynn With Family Guest List

Cleo Flynn son of Mrs Flynn resided in Harrisburg Illinois was unable to attend the dinner but joined his mother as a guest on Saturday for the event featuring Mrs Flynn as guest of honor.

Flynn Cleo Flynn Harrisburg Ill

Market: Indianapolis Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep

Hogs 5,700 at Indianapolis market show steady to weak to 25-50 cents higher with loads at 180-240 lb $23.75-$25.00, 240-270 lb $23.00-$24.75, 273-310 lb $22.00-$23.00. 150-160 lb $21.00-$23.00. Cattle 250, calves 75 steady. best steers $27.00, standard to low good $22.50-$25.00, good heifers $25.00, other steers and heifers $26.00. weights light. Sheep 50 steady. spring lambs $22.00-$24.69.

Needlecraft Club to Meet at Mrs. Magruder’s Home

The Linton Needlecraft club will hold a meeting at 7 15 Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Ray Magruder.

Linton Needlecraft Club Ray Magruder

Psi Iota Xi delegates attend 55th annual convention

Gamma Rho chapter president Mrs Jerry Kramer and corresponding secretary Mrs William Mirnick attend the Psi Iota Xi 55th annual convention at French Lick resort with delegates from nearby chapters. Leaders discuss national projects including a $716.09 grant for a preschool program and a $2,150 annual aid for the Ball State summer clinic.

Jerry Kramer Gamma Rho Lonton William Mirnick William Shuba Indianapols Indianapolis Speech and Hiazng Cent Facal Psi Iota Xi Nation Alan Huckleberry Ball State Teachers Colege Muncie Ball State Psi Iota Xi Natonal Rutherford B. Porter Indiana State Teachers College Terre Haute Special Education Department Psi Iota Xi Sheila G. Morrison Department of Speech Correction Ohio State University Columbus M. D. Steer Purdue University Lafayette Purdue Gram Willis Thomlinson Indianapolis Indianapolis State Symphony Society Elsie Sweeney Psi Iota Xi Symphony Indianapolis Symphony Fort Wayne Philharmonic Orchestra Gorby Indiana Association of Mental Health Indiana Fort Wayne Newcastle Muscatatuck Butlerville Alpha Upsilon Chapter West Baden Springs

Two Tornadoes Hit Texas Panhandle

Two confirmed tornadoes ripped into the Texas Panhandle early today injuring two people and causing heavy property damage. A 150 yard wide funnel north of Borger demolished a trailer home and damaged three farm buildings while a second twister touched down between LaFors and McLean. Additional tornadoes were sighted near Stafford Spearman and Kerrick.

Texas Panhhandle Borger Amarilo Lafors McLean Stafford Spearman Kerrick Oregon Arizona New Mexico Continental Divide Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania Virginia Atlantic Seaboard

Serling's Dusty Town Lynching Drama Receives Mixed Praise

television critic William Ewald reviews Rod Serling's Playhouse 90 piece A Town Has Turned to Dust starring Rod Steiger, William Shatner, and James Gregory. He praises the script's solid structure and its weighty theme of individual guilt but faults the blunt resolution and Steiger's overbearing style, noting other cast members delivered solid performances.

NEW York UPI Rod Serlig Serling CBS Steiger

Birth of a Son at Linton Hospital Delights Area Families

Hospital admissions include Paul Flater Jasonville Mrs Trainer Schreiner Indianapolis Mrs Sheldon Shields Worthington Mrs Kenneth Calvert Linton who became mother of a son weighing seven pounds eight ounces named Donald Wayne Today Miss Susan Wilkinson Linton Miss Judith Ann Maone Newberry Mrs Joseph Goodson Linton Dismissals include Miss Ruby Aschraft Bloomfield Mrs Lowery Waggoner Bloom Mrs Elizabeth Schubla Linton Mrs Clyde Henry Jasonville Mrs Blaine Falk and baby Worthington Miss Loretta Goodman Linton William Simmons Linton Mrs Earl Hunter Solsberry Miss Paula Pickard Worthington Mrs Arthur Reece Jr Linton.

Paul Flater Jasonville Trainer Schreiner Indianapolis Sheldon Shields Worthington Kenneth Calvert Linton Donald Wayne Susan Wilkinson Judith Ann Ma One Newberry Joseph Goodson Ruby Aschraft Bloomfield Lowery Waggoner Elizabeth Schubla Clyde Henry Blaine Falk Baby Loretta Goodman William Simmons Earl Hunter Solsberry Paula Pickard Arthur Reece Jr

Pope Family thanks supporters after loss

The Pope family expresses gratitude to Dr Anderson Poindexter minister Brother Eugene Pound the sagers and everyone who sent floral tributes or assisted in any way. These kindnesses will long be remembered.

Sylvester Pope Eugene Pound Sagers Pope

Cincinnati Red Stockings Pioneered Paid Baseball in 1869

The Cincinnati Red Stockings became the first salaried club in professional baseball history in 1869, marking the start of paid play and a shift toward organized competitive baseball.

Cincinnati Red Stoclings Te Sport

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