Worthington Group Inducts Officers in Masonic Temple ceremony
Worthington chapter of the Job's Daughters held an installation during a recent meeting at the Worthington Masonic Temple. Outgoing Honored Queen Maribell Wright presided. Nine officers were installed including Jerilyn Pershing as Honored Queen and Janice Baker as Senior Princess with crownings by parents and members.
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Mary Nell Stahl
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Junior Princess crowned in family ceremony
Stewart, Junior Princess, was crowned by her mother Mrs. Elmer Stewart. Miss Wright, outgoing Honored Queen, presented Miss Pershing with a Job's Daughter's pin. A social hour followed with punch and cookies in the dining room. miniature white Bibles served as favors.
Worthington First Baptist Missionary Circle Session
The Worthington First Baptist Church Missionary Circle met at Mrs. Anna Vandeventer home with co hostess Mrs. Moyne Trout. Devotions by Mrs. Ophia Freeman from Deuteronomy and a special number by Mrs. Naomi Newkirk and Mrs. Alma Mae Ingram closed the devotional period. Mrs. Ethel Sexson led the Missionary lesson titled A Day With A Doctor in Mexico. Missionary poems by Mrs. Alma Mae Ingram. A brief business session and social hour followed with refreshments served to members and guest Mrs. Russell Crites.
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Homemaking Group Attends Muncie Conference
Six Greene county members attended a Future Homemakers of America convention at Ball State Teachers College in Muncie. Attendees included Linton Home Economics teacher Mrs. Alberta Harmon and Switz City trio Mrs. McKeague Mary Margaret Harmon Linda Neidigh Patty Yake Beverly Hoffeditz. The banquet featured addresses by Ball State president Dr. John R Emens and Rev Gisler of the First Presbyterian Church in Muncie.
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Local Boys League Scores and Schedule Recap
Citizens National Bank defeated General Electric 14 to 4 and Peoples Trust beat American Legion 15 to 0 on Monday night. The Peoples Trust vs Legion game was halted by rain but ruled a complete contest. schedule lists Western Auto, Ellis, Linton Iron and Sarris matchups for the week.
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Patterson Faces Johansson Test as Peek-a-Boo Gaps Linger
In Chatham New Jersey Floyd Patterson sharpens speed for the Johansson bout but his peek-a-boo defense still shows openings to a straight right or uppercut. Four sparring partners found the gaps during drills, though none matched Johansson’s punching power. Patterson has improved since the Harris knockout but risks exposure in close quarters.
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Brando to Direct Mina Martinez in One Eyed Jacks
Dallas model Mina Martinez, 23, lands a role in Paramounts One-Eyed Jacks directed and starring Marlon Brando. Martinez won the part of a Mexican senorita romanticized by Brando after a Southern California and Mexico talent hunt.
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Los Angeles Rams Set NFL Scoring Record in 1959 Season
The Los Angeles Rams set an NFL record by scoring 466 points in the 12 game 1959 season.
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Koufax Fans 16 as Dodgers Top Phillies in 6 2
Sandy Koufax struck out 16 as the Dodgers beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6 2. The 23 year old lefty tied the major league record for strikeouts in a night game and helped Dodgers clinch the win with a three run fifth inning highlighted by Gil Hodges two run single and John Roseboro RBI single.
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After shave tops fragrance spending in men’s market
New York reports that after shave lotions surpass all fragrances including women's perfumes in spending. Jan Hansum, GM of a men’s fragrance maker, notes since 1954 men’s toiletry products have shifted to colognes, comprising 40 percent of about $39 million in annual sales, mostly bought by women as gifts.
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Erskine limited Dodgers era to become TV host
Carl Erskine, longtime Dodgers pitcher who resigned last week, will host a half hour Los Angeles television program featuring interviews with baseball figures and instruction for youths. He leaves with nearly ten years in the majors and plans to retire from playing.
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Wedding and visiting guests gather across multiple towns
Marco Good and Anita Roberts wed with Donald Pope among the guests at Columbus. Several families from Belleville Mishawaka Bloomfield Indianapolis Oblong Riverside and Memphis visit relatives in Indiana with trips to the Smoky Mountains.
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Managers Outpace Workers In Postwar Hiring
Princeton University researchers report that between 1947 and 1955 managerial and executive personnel grew by about 32 percent, while production workers increased by roughly 1 percent. The shift toward more chiefs than Indians in industry signals a changing labor landscape.
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Paul Brown Began Career as 130-Pound Massillon QB
Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown started his football life as a 130 pound quarterback for Massillon High School in Ohio, marking the early steps of a storied coaching career.
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