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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1966
Page
4
Dozens of organizations from Columbian Chapter 140 OES to Lions clubs and church choirs announce meetings and events across Newberry, Lyons, Linton, Worthington and Jasonville venues. Highlights include Fathers Night observances, band parents meetings, reunions, choirs, and public service gatherings through Friday and Saturday.
Heloise suggests affordable wedding attire by buying sale blouses or sweaters and crafting full length skirts from matching material, with inexpensive petticoats. She notes venues for alterations, reuse after the wedding, and bargains on hats and pearls, emphasizing practicality and family savings.
Mrs. Nelle Stockrahm hosted a Sunday reunion in Linton for 55 relatives and friends. Attendees included Frank Joyce of Greenfield Emery Asher of Terre Haute Winfield McClung Thelma Tanner Richard Tanner and children Herschel Hays and family Don Tribby Samuel Stockrahm Dorman Clark Don Ax and Lyn Archer Donald Shultz Don Sparks and others from nearby towns. Ice cream and cake were served at Herschel Hays home in the afternoon.
In Dallas Texas 1965 saw 2 million visitors spend a total of 92.8 million dollars, marking a significant tourism input for the year.
The Truthseekers class of the Evangelical United Brethren church gathered Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. Ray Singer's home. Verna Moody led with Faith of Our Father, Proverbs 4:1-20 read, and prayers offered. Musicians performed including Mrs. Harold Scott, Myrtle Harbin, Margaret Boston, and Tressa Taylor, with Rev. Scott. A Bible father and son quiz followed, then refreshments for Rev. and Mrs. Scott and numerous members.
Pearl F. Brock and Rex M. Osborne of Sullivan were married in a single ring ceremony June 17 at 6 p.m. conducted by Justice of Peace Ellet M. Meurer at his home on Black Creek Rd in Linton. Attendants were Verna Meurer and Eva Meurer. The couple will reside in Sullivan.
Miss Janice Risinger and Ian Hugh Bobbitt united in marriage in a double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church Sullivan officiated by Rev. Malcolm Broome. Bride and groom plan to reside at Wees Apartments after a Mammoth Cave trip. she is Sullivan High School graduate and he from Linton class of 1965.
Gloria Rempe recalls biting nails until she tasted perfume after polishing and applying fragrance. The experience stopped her nail biting, and she notes scents can make you smell heavenly yet deter biting.
Before removing tuna from the can, cut criss cross with a sharp knife. When placed in a dish the tuna flakes nearly by itself, saving time for picnics and sandwiches. Heloise invites reader mail and will answer questions when possible.
Mrs. Clara Eccles hosted the Jasonville H O M E Home Demonstration club gathering with 14 members including Charlotte Scott. Willa Dean Miller led the creed and pledge, biographies of Stephen Foster were shared, safety tips given, and awards presented to Judy Brady and Barbara Miller during a social hour with refreshments.
Rep Martha W Griffiths charges the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission neglects job discrimination issues, citing perceived disrespect and odd examples like Playboy club bunnies. A commission spokesman defends enforcement of Title VII despite limited legislative history.
A reflection cites Matthew 6 24 about serving God and Money. It notes terms slave master hate love and serve reveal inner heart affections and urges contemplation of personal loyalties.
Bob Wade a former resident is named manager of the Sears Roebuck and Co store in St Paul Minnesota officials say Wade previously headed the Joliet Illinois store for three years He joined Sears in 1948 in Evansville and held posts in Martinsville Aurora and Canton He is an Indiana University business administration graduate and a World War II veteran Wade and his wife Esther Buzan have three children.
AFL-CIO and University of Wisconsin launch July 18 courses for business agents and education researchers from 128 unions. The program trains leaders to handle new machinery and production methods in contract negotiations.
The passage notes that distillation was ancient knowledge but not used commercially for wine until the 16th century when the brandy trade began.
Oretha Moss writes from Charlottsville Ind, saying she has left Robert Long hospital for her sister Mrs Margaret Hackler’s home. She plans to go back to the hospital on July 9 and asks friends and neighbors to write. Mail addressed to care of her sister Box 92 Charlottsville Ind will reach her.
The report notes a Linton resident's relative, Mr. Peter Kalos of St. Louis, plans a July 12 sailing to Brazil. PFC Wayne Hall, from Linton, returned from Schwienfurt Germany on a 10 day leave after serving with the Third Missile Battalion Seventh Artillery in the 69th group. He reported back to Fort Eustis, Virginia, at the end of his leave.
Mrs W T Robison and son John Warren visited with Creel Robisons as they travel from Fort Wayne to Beaumont Texas where Mr Robison has been moved. John F Kerndon of Stockton California visits sisters in Pleasantville and Linton. Bloominton guests include Helen Hastings Maude Phillips Ann Cox and Nina McQuire.
The Jolly Mother's Home Demonstration club met with several members taking part in roll call. The song of the month was led by Mrs Scott, and a report on the State Conference at Purdue was presented by Mrs Weaver. A lesson on Landscape Design emphasized yards as outdoor rooms. Prizes for games went to Mrs Miller, Mrs Greene, Mrs Weaver, Mrs Stiegewald and Mrs Kenneth Baker.
London reports that British cigarette manufacturers will cut advertising for a six month trial period under a voluntary agreement with the government. The move is part of a national campaign to reduce smoking prevalence.
Misses Linda and Cheryl Lindsey will appear in a recital by the Nancy Sauer School of Theatrical Dance at the Terre Haute stadium Thursday at 8 30 p m. They were invited to Prairieton fair on July 8. They are daughters of Mr and Mrs Robert Lindsey of Linton. Violet Jarman and her grandson Mark Walton of Linton with Mrs Dorothy Lehman of Michigan spent a week at Waterford Michigan then toured northern Michigan and Mackinac Island crossing the straits to Canada where Mark bought swim fins for the Linton pool.
Miss Cheryl Corbin enjoys a month long vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs John J Corbin and relatives before returning to St Vincent s School of Nursing to begin her senior year next month.
Miss Jackie Burbank of Linton Mrs Mildred Richardson and Miss Phyllis Duke of Bloomfield attended the 12th annual Indiana Junior Heart Board meeting at Rice Auditorium and Indiana University Medical Center. The program included tours of heart research facilities and a panel on health careers.
The Copier Division of Dennison Manufacturing reports U S businesses annually generate about 10 billion copies of letters memos articles and other items. This reflects widespread use of office copying and printing technology across industries.
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