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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1967

Page

5

Local residents recall Fourth of July plans and heroism

Dink Holden was thanked by Illinois Central Railroad for signaling a train hazard after hearing a track problem on CB radio. Community notes celebrate reunions, travel stories, and the upcoming Linton Fourth of July parade with Vietnam veterans Steve Hastings and Wallace Wilson named grand marshals.

T. K. Holden Linton Ilinois Central Railroad Line of Mid America Mattoon Dink Holden Dugger Dink Linton-Stockton Steve Hastings Walace Wilson

Community club and church events listed for Jasonville and nearby towns

A weekend roster of meetings and rehearsals includes Eagle Encampment 222, Women of Moose Chapter 19, local choirs at Jasonville Methodist and EUB churches, and multiple lodge, club, and civic gatherings. Also noted are 4-H activities, a Pleasantville chicken barbecue, and various labor union and Republican group meetings.

C.F C.F. Hall Women of Moose Moose Vitan Cub Kusmeier’s Jasonville Methodist Needecrat Club West Humphreys Park Union Library Kiwanis Club Klusmeer’s Quayian Council Pocahontas Red Men’s Hall Loyal Order of Moose Moose Home Jasonville Gamma Chapter Triad Music Room T Pam Dueger Lodge A. M Mason‘e Hall Greene County Women's Republican Bloomfield Park

Jasonville Homemakers Club Meets At Mrs Miller Home

The H O M E Extension Homemakers Club of Jasonville gathered last Monday at Mrs Willa Dean Miller s home with ten members and two guests attending Devotions were led by Mrs Freddie Kramer and members shared admired traits The lesson on yeast bread making was taught by Mrs Barbara J Miller and Mrs Willa Dean Miller Members will bring yeast recipe variations to next month s auction to benefit the club treasury A Purdue Summer Conference report was given by attendees and Mrs Rea Anthony led a safety lesson on sight and hearing in young children Refreshments followed the business portion with games and social time

H.O.M.E. Extension Homemakers Club Jasonville Willa Dean Miller Freddie Kramer Barbara J. Miller Purdue Rea Anthony

Sullivan Dill Vows Read at Fort Wayne

The Wayne Street Methodist church in Fort Wayne hosted the marriage of Miss Lynette I Dill and Robert V Sullivan on Saturday June 17 at 2 30 p m The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence G Dill of Fort Wayne and the bridegrooms parents Mr and Mrs Robert E Sullivan of Linton attended the ceremony The bridal party included Mrs Stephen Schmidlap of Indianapolis matron of honor and Deborah Decker Phyllis Gilbert and Mrs Gary Sontchi all of Fort Wayne Best man Manuel Barreira of Gary ushers David Dill Stephen Schmidlap and Michael Davis of Indianapolis After a reception at the brides parents home the couple left for a Florida wedding trip The bride a Indiana University graduate will teach this fall in the Evansville Vandeburgh School Corporation The groom a LU graduate works with General Adjustment Bureau in Evansville They will reside at 624 Chateau Lane Evansville.

Wayne Street Methodist Church Fort Wayne Lynette I. Dill Robert V. Sullivan Lawrence G. Dill Robert E. Sullivan Linton Sontchi Manuel Barreiro Gary David Dill Stephen Schmidlap Michael Davis Indianapolis Marsha Wall Florida Indiana University Evansville- Vandenburgh School Corporation General Adjustment Bureau Evansville Chateau Lane

Local Sandborn Notes Highlight Visits and Gatherings

Mrs. Thomas Bowman returns home after visits to Greenwood Shelbyville and Taylorville. Lodge 647 F and A M plans a Sunday 9 am gathering for church services. Families visiting relatives include Meredith Cooper in Bloomington en route to Lakeland Florida and Lyman McKee in Atlanta. Additional weekend guests include Edna Hannum, Lavan Sutter, Ollie Hayek, Dollie Fry, James Wagner, McFadden family and Gaultneys variously visiting.

Thomas Bowman C. B. Mitchell Greenwood Fred Teague Shelbyville Mrs Phil Hart Taylorville Sandborn Lodge Lodge Hall Meredith Cooper Bloomington Cooper Thelma Grabbe Lester Rowe Lakeland Florida Lyman McKee Jill Atlanta McKee Viola Newkirk Edna Hannum Bedford Leo White White Lavan Sutter Linton James W. Frye Ollie Hayek Evansville Dollie Fry Martinsville James Wagner Indianapolis Frye James McFadden Peru Max Gaultney Madison James Shake Indamly

Worthington Baptist Class Holds June Meeting

Worthington Baptist Sunday School class met at Mrs. Junior Reagan's home in June. Co hostesses Mrs. Ronald Keller and others organized devotional time, a roll call Bible verse on marriage, prayers, entertainment, and prize awards. Refreshments followed served by multiple members including Mrs. Reagan and Mrs. Keller.

The Baptist Church At Worthington Junior Reagan Ronald Wilson Baker Donald Hostetter Ronald Keller Reagan Frederic Sloan Harry Crooke Max Baker Arlin Thompson Branch Howard Richard Hart Robert Harris Ralph Neumeyer Harold Stinogle John Bivens Donald Host

Pepper Shaker Tops Shift to Coarser Grinds in Restaurants

A rising number of restaurants cap pepper shakers with salt shaker tops as customers favor coarse pepper granules resembling table salt. Coarser ground pepper is more pungent and flavorful than finer grind.

New York UPI

Orange Ginger Lamb Chops Recipe

Cook four 1 inch chops in oil until browned. Add onion, orange juice and ginger. Place orange slice on each chop, cover and simmer until glaze forms. Garnish with parsley. Serves four.

Golden Wedding Anniversary Gathered Guests Honor Hostet ters

Mr and Mrs James Hostet ter celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday afternoon gathering at their home. Many relatives and friends attended sharing cake and refreshments while tributes and well wishes were exchanged.

James Hostetler Sandi Beasley Debra Spencer Elza Pearson Dan Hughs Daughteer Beth Ann Georgetown Ill Ore Vacketta Danville Dean Pearson Ridge Farm Keith Neis“‘noer Sara Rosemary Cunningham Linda Brenda Terri Prince Romaine Neiswinger Richard Simkins Wanda Karen Neiswinger Ird Anapo Pete Thomas Sam Neiswinger Bowling Green Sherry Timmy West Spencer Hubert Burress Louis Votson Timmy N'na_ Hostet'er Inq Mart'ndrle Ja'ne Hixon Becky Burress Mckey Beasley Lucretia Burns Johnie Trirk'e Mira Senders Kelley Jean Betty Trinkle Hostet'er

Dugger Personal News Highlights Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Frank Povilin visited the Plummers Friday afternoon. Indianapolis couple Dennis Young spent last weekend with Ethel and Orion Young. Mae Sweeney hosted Sunday dinner for Billy Joe Sweeney and son John. Susan Rogerson dined with the Plummers last Sunday. Various guests from Crete, Sullivan, Linton, and Terre Haute visited local residents including the Plummers and Rogerson family. Mrs Mae Sweeney remains patient at Mary Sherman Hospital.

Frank Povilin Raymen Plummer Dennis Young Indianapolis Ethel Orion Young Billy Joe Sweeney Mae Sweeney John Susan Rogerson Venetta Hope Lula DeNeve Pearl Bedwell Linton Lula de Neve Harold Plummer Crete Ill James Plummer Janice Jackie Nelson Lanny Pitts Harold Plummers Elsie Anderson Warner Paige Terre Haute Frank Broochin Sullivan George Rogerson Susan Mabel Burtis George Sweeney Carlisle Ruth Cummings Florida Jerry Cox Annie Hall Vera Marilyn Thompson Burke Foush Glen Cox Ralph Yung

Turkey’s Population Largely Comprised of Farmers

A survey indicates that more than 89 percent of Turkey’s people are engaged in farming. The statistic highlights the rural basis of the economy and the community’s reliance on agriculture for livelihoods.

Turkey

Heloise hints around the home and a quick repair tale

A reader advises not to use spray paint inside due to pressurized cans and mess, while others share tips for garage floor oil control, hemming without marks, maternity clothes from old T shirts, repairing warped aluminum pans, and sealing screen holes with liquid rubber or plastic cement.

Heloise Ming Heloisem Flora

Legion and Auxiliary Hold Seventh District Meeting

Delegates from Linton and other units gathered at the Legion Home in Loogootee for the Seventh district meeting. Mrs. Maxine Wall opened the session, with Mrs. Jean Trumbaugh presiding. reports highlighted Girls' State absentees and Greenwood winning poppy competition, with Linton second, plus new officers elected including historian Mrs. Dorothy Dove of Jasonville.

Linton Seventh District of the American Legion Legion Loogootee Maxine Wall Distric Jean Trumbaugh Girls’ State Carolyn Snow Poppy Greenwood Dorothy Dove Jasonville

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