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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1964
Page
4
Municipal Judge Bernard Selber fined Aloys Dietermann, 63, $1,000 and placed him on three years probation for practicing medicine without a license and selling misbranded drugs. Authorities said he told patients he could diagnose cancer with his magic wand.
Mrs William Gray and Mrs James Crawshaw of Gamma Rho attended the 61st national Psi Iota Xi convention at the Brown Hotel Louisville. Other Linton delegates and speakers highlighted philanthropy approvals and officer elections for 1964 65.
A concise devotional note from Rev. Boyd Stepler of Saron United Church of Christ. The reflection cites Hosea 12 7 warning that a trader with dishonest scales harms himself and bears a heavy burden for injustice.
Local column records multiple reunions and visits, including the Ashcrafts’ golden anniversary in Murray Kentucky and guests from Tell City Paducah and Indianapolis. It highlights retirements at Murray State College and community events such as garden club projects and Fourth of July float planning.
Several cases heard in Jasonville Justice Court include Alfred Sexton fined 26 dollars for public intoxication. Lloyd Scott fined 18.75 for reckless driving. Roscoe Huffman fined 18.75 for disregarding a stop sign. James Sluder fined 18.75 for speeding. David Allen, Herbert Bedwell, Gardner Jones, and Enos Weir face similar speeding or reckless driving charges with fines listed.
Five cases filed in Greene Circuit Court at Bloomfield include Shirley Allen versus Jerry Allen for divorce and Harry Paul Morgan versus Carolyn Marie Morgan for divorce. Universal Surveys Inc. sues Harry and Nila Gayle Freeman by verified complaint. Household Finance Corporation sues George and Patricia Rydenbark on a note. Vigo Loan Incorporated sues Randy and Diana Donaldson on an account.
The Linton-Stockton band parents groups hold a 7 30 PM meeting tonight in the band building at the high school. Parents of new band members receive a special invitation.
Danish critics crown Dr Strangelove and 842 as Bodil Award winners signaling excellence in film. Awardees highlight international acclaim and local cinema culture.
Women of the Summerville Church of Christ gathered at Humphreys park in Linton for a breakfast with waffles bacon and coffee. A fashion parade awarded prizes for hats corsages and cherry branch designs. A fellowship meal is planned for June 25 with a 1 30 program inviting area women.
Senator Edward Kennedy remains under 24 hour observation after a deadly plane crash that killed his close friend Edward Moss and pilot Edwin Zimmy. A Requiem Mass for Moss was held in Andover and one for Zimmy in Lawrence. The Bayhs, injured in the same crash, were in good to excellent condition and facing a week in hospital.
Assistant Attorney General William H. Orrick Jr. told Paul A. Porter of Phillip Morris Co that cigarette manufacturers will not face criminal prosecution for following an industry adopted code. The assurance was delivered by letter on Monday.
Thieves broke into Edward and Sons jewelry vaults in Glasgow and escaped with gems valued over 196000 dollars. The heist was discovered by workers arriving for their shifts.
Mrs Elsie Conklin hosted the 14 10 club at her home with a meat loaf supper salad cherry delight and iced tea. A short business session followed. Members present included Verna Alumbaugh Mona Morgan Stella Piper Blanche Piper Flora Ladson Cynthia Abercromb ie Oletha Moss Bonnie Hays and Karen Conklin a guest. Regrets came from several members. A covered dish dinner is planned.
Next meeting will be held at Hum phreys park on July 7. Members should bring a small gift to serve as a contest prize. The United States Military Academy at West Point was founded March 16 1803 by an Act of Congress.
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