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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1954
Page
2
The Leily Citizen lists staff including publisher E Turner editor Vance Sappenfield society editor Ann Toney and foreman Joe B Turner. It details subscription prices per week year and mail rates for Indiana and out of state notices, ad rates per inch and per word, and policies on reliability and responsibility.
A dated list outlines a June broadcast lineup with programs such as Dollars for U and Dollars for A, News, Music segments, and youth and military features. Includes the US Army US Air Force tribute and a radio auction and weather notes.
A dense historic TV grid lists programs for Bloomington over June 22 23. Entries cover daily airings including Today and Indiana University segments, entertainment from The Goldbergs to Ray Bolger, news, weather, and local features.
Miss Bonnie Bellamy and Phillip Ross Herndon were married Sunday afternoon at the Assembly of God church in Linton. The ceremony featured pink and white décor, double ring vows, and a reception at the bride’s aunt's home. The couple, both graduates of local high schools, will reside on South Main Street in Linton.
Spanish conquistadors led by Hernando Cortes explored most of Mexico and the southwestern United States nearly a century before the Pilgrims. After conquering Mexico, historians estimate about 300,000 Spaniards entered the region and settled.
The article notes Will and Geoffrey Buzard of Shelburn, sons of the late Oren and Mrs. Buzard, as successful flower growers whose dahlias and glads bring wide attention in southern Indiana. They started as carrier boys and grew into respected horticulturists, illustrating prosperity and progress from a local to national view.
Near Spur in Pike County Indiana a mining company installs seven miles of trolley and double track with electric motors to move coal from pits to tipple. Five ton cars replaced by 40 ton units will boost daily output to about 1000 tons. At tipple cars dump automatically and return for refill. Local Maumee project south of Linton signals further modern plant growth. Concluding aphorism attributed to Confucius closes note.
At Ellis schoolhouse Thursday evening Bill Powell led a meeting appointing Nancy Withycombe Nola Mae Davis Dixie Hair Bennie Atto and Bill Powell to a committee for the Fourth of July parade float. Estelle Phillips supervised camp plans as 40 members enjoyed refreshments after games.
A 1954 catalog advertises iron on color designs pattern 7095 with multiple sizes and washable results. It promotes gifts for bazaars, a new and beautiful collection, and instructs sending twenty five cents per pattern, plus extra postage, to Linton Daily Citizen Household Arts Dept.
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