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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1967

Page

4

Smith Township Club Meets in June at Mrs. Kessler’s Home

Forever Learning Club of Smith Township held a Friday evening meeting at Mrs. Ruth Kessler’s home. Vice-president Mrs. Dorothy Pilant led the creed. Doris Lester spoke on Beautiful Dreamer. members sang Happy Birthday. Revived devotions by Reba Wilson, health lesson by Kessler, flower arrangement discussion by Beatty and Lester. A report on Purdue summer conference was given by Lola Faye Dayhoff. Refreshments served to listed members and Mrs. Kessler.

Forever Learning Club Smith Township Ruth Kessler Dorothy Pilant Doris Lester Reba Wilson Kessler Mary Beatty Purdue Lola Faye Dayhoff Wilson Pilan Lester Pearl Griffith Dayhoff Imogene Haskins Beatty Betty Page Margie Dayhoff and

Expo 67 impressions at United States building tour

Mr and Mrs Kern Beasley toured Expo 67 and praised the United States pavilion while criticizing foreign displays as propaganda. Wisconsin visitors Mr and Mrs Bill Minnich and family, formerly of Linton, stayed over the weekend. Mrs Sandy Brown and children Kevin and Kerri visit her parents Mr and Mrs Willian Pirtle and relatives. The Browns recently moved from Alabama to Indianapolis and Sandy and the children traveled here. Mr and Mrs Jack Strong left early Monday for a vacation.

Kern Beasley United States Bill Minnich Wisconsin Linton Sandy Brown Kevin Kerri Willian Pirtle Alabama Indianapolis Sandy

Local residents take summer trips and visits

Mr and Mrs Cliff Strong recently returned from a Bahamas vacation. Mr and Mrs Ralph Wallem moved to 222 North 92nd St Milwaukee Wisconsin. Ralph works for Shell Oil and Karen Engle Wallem is a nurse at Twin Manor Nursing Home. David Mitchell plans a six week tour of Europe for Snyder High students. Gladys Davis Ruth Hopkins visited Tucson and Old Tucson seen Colossal Cave Mt Lemmon jet travel. Dorman Rivers and families visited Sparks in Lyons Meadows Manor Terre Haute. Wayne Davis summering in Indiana State University Frankfort and other relatives noted.

Ralph Wallem North 92Nd St Milwaukee Wrs Ralph Shell Oil Co Chicago David Mitchell Sandborn Odus Mitchell Germany France England Scotland Switzerland Snyder High School Fort Wayne London Gladys Davis Ruth Hopkins Indianapolis Tucson Ariz Herschel Paton Jr Linton Gladys Ruth Mt. Lemmon Dorman Rivers Calvertsville James A. Sparks Lyons Mr. Sparks Meadows Manor Terre Haute Hattie Hunter Ray Fitzpatrick Sparks David Davis Olney Ill Bert Miller Dave Wayne Davis Wayne Sara Powell Indiana State University Frankfort

Recreation Group Dinner at Humphreys Park Shelter House

The Linton Adult Recreation group held a dinner meeting at Humphreys Park shelter house last Tuesday night with over forty members attending a covered dish dinner. Birthdays were noted for several members and get well cards were signed for the ill. Frank Neill donated a piano from the Methodist church. The group plans another recreation meeting at 7 p.m. tonight at the shelter house.

Linton Humphreys’ Park Fern Black Olive Strong Margaret Foster Burt Chris Fred Gabbard Frank Neill Stte Methodist Church Shelter House

Alpha Delphian picnic plus local club schedules

A list of community gatherings and meetings appears for Friday and Saturday. The Alpha Delphian picnic is at 6 30 at the west shelter house Humphrey Park with a covered dish and a news article. Numerous clubs meet at various times and venues including Legion posts Kiwanis Moose Violet Rebekah and more.

Alpha Delphian Club West Shelter House Humphrey’s Park Newberry Greene County Nurses Club Carolyn Wonders American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Kiwanis Club KluSmeier’s Moose No Violet Rebekah Lodge C.F Dugger American Legion Aux Jaycees Jaycee Hall Sheltr House Carpenters Jasonville Gamma Chapter of Triad Alpha Delphian Jasonville

Color Looks Rosy The Year 2000

Stanford report predicts living to 100 by 2000 with artificial organs and mood altering drugs. Theodore Gordon of Douglas Space Systems Center warned at Stanford University that life expectancy rises, millions of artificial hearts livers and other units will be installed, and mood control methods could reshape behavior and freedom.

Stanford Calif UPI Theodore Gordon Douglas Space Systems Center Gordon Stanford University

Dr and Mrs Moses Mark Golden Anniversary

The couple Dr and Mrs George Moses will celebrate fifty years of marriage with an open house at their Worthington home 15 North Edwards St. on Sunday June 25 from 2 30 to 5 p m. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.

Mrs. Moses North Edwards

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Smith Township Club Jack Strong Cation Bahamas Cliff Strong Pines Herschel Old Mexico Xavier Mission Coulter Civitan Auction Wolford Flower Garden I St Dial Air King Osborne Boe NEW Home Furnishing CO W. Vincennes Worthington Christian Eagles Lodge Elks Lodge Masonville Christian Choir Jr. Legion Auxiliary Rotary Club Klusmeier S. Tri Kappa Homer Donagher Psi Iota Xi Worthington Chapter Masonic Temple Linton Christian Choir First Baptist Jasonville Methodist Salvation Army Home League Eagles Lodge Hall Methodist Saron Women of Moose Moose Home Civitan Club Jasonville Methodist Choir The U. S Civitan DRES Batman Penn-Prest George Moses Oehler North Main
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