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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
2
A dated programming slate lists events at the university including a 4:00 Dance Party and 6:30 Bugs Bunny, 6:45 awards, 7:00 Crossfire, 10:20 The Carolyn Cherman Show, and a 12:00 News Sign Off. Weather updates and film previews accompany the lineup.
Local broadcaster WTHI channel 10 presents a full day of daytime and prime time programs including Farm Show Weather Garry Moore How Do You Rate Arthur Godfrey Dotto Love of Life Search For Tomorrow Guiding Light Beat the Clock Houseparty Big Payoff Verdict Is Yours Brighter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night Trouble With Saddle Stories Lary Lewman News Weather Local News As World Turns.
The listing shows WBTO Radio in Linton Indiana on Wednesday June 25 featuring a full day schedule with programs including Morning Show News in a Nutshell Bulletin Board and various music and talk segments. Notable segments include Rise and Shine News in a Lean Back Off The Record and Farmers Trading Post.
New York writer criticizes ABS TV Polka Go Round as tired and mechanical while praising rock n roll for vitality humor and contemporaneousness. He links Welk popularity to polka shows and contrasts teen tastes with elder entertainers.
A reader asks for a condolence memorial noting the deaths of Chester E. Poindexter and Pearl Karnes one year prior in late June. The message expresses comfort imagining the pair at work among flowers in the afterlife, tending seeds and blossoms they cherished.
We express heartfelt thanks to all who offered support and sympathy during our loss. Your thoughtfulness and kindness brought comfort to our family in this difficult time.
J O Y Sunday school class of Linton First Baptist plans a bean and cornbread supper at 6 30 PM in the Band Parents' club shelter house at Humphreys park. Debs Greenwood the class president urges all members and their families to attend.
The Navy paused six new vessels and three modernization programs amid rising labor, materials, nuclear power and missile costs, trimming $500 million from planned spending. Inflation touches federal budgeting and Lebanon unrest deepens U S concerns as Chamoun faces growing violence and possible loss of support.
The Linton Ellis and Company Independent baseball team aims to open its season Friday night after a 10-5 loss to Gibson Coal of Terre Haute on Sunday. Mike Blackmore pitched six innings with two hits allowed, as Linton led 2-1 entering the seventh before Terre Haute erupted with five unearned runs aided by four Linton errors. Prudhomme led Ellis with a single and double while Frank Clift allowed four hits for Terre Haute. Box score details and next Friday’s opponent to be announced.
A Bible Thought by H. E. Rehmel reflects on Matthew 24 30 questioning why nations would mourn the return of Jesus noting his healing charity without charge and wonders if such a benefactor among men ever lived or will again.
Tom Cofer aged 77, a Paxton farmer, died after a long illness. He is survived by brother John Cofer of Braceville and sister Blanche Crecelus of Bicknell. Funeral services are at Newkirk Funeral Home Dugger Thursday at 10 AM with burial in Columbus.
DETROIT reports United Auto Workers Local 1245 strike enters its second day at the Chrysler Redstone Jupiter plant. About 25 percent of workers reported for duty, similar to Monday, while picket lines blocked entrances and parked cars stretched for miles in multiple directions. The company and unions began limited settlement talks as the strike continued.
Two members of the Linton charter of the Loyal Order of Moose were elected to district Legon offices at a Terre Haute meeting. Carl Hightower was named West Moose and Ralph Clark was named South Moose.
St Louis Cardinal scout Robert Whitey Ries will conduct Red Bird tryout sessions at Washington Field in Vincennes on June 27 and 28. Farm Director Walter Shannon announced the event today.
In Bloomfield last week and today a civil case was decided with Wayne S and Pearl Cazee winning damages of 87.75 and rent of 260 plus immediate possession. Local arrests included Katherine England fined 16.75 for running a stop sign. Robert Hoss fined 25 for assault and battery and jailed for nonpayment. Jack Selly held on 500 bond for assault, battery, and public intoxication. James Nolan fined 1 for speeding. Walter Schrader fined 16.75 for unlawful passing. Clyde Goodpasture released on peace bond after threats claim.
Admissions include Mrs. Jess Wilkes of Garden City Michigan Shannon Martin of Worthington and Mrs Bly Singleton of Linton who gave birth to a daughter Rea Dawn weighing six pounds fourteen ounces. A second daughter eight pounds eleven ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Edward Bickel of Jasonville. Dismissals include Mrs Gerald Johnson and baby Switz City. Hospital thanks expressed to Bloomfield Union Vacation Bible School for donations of bookmarks tray favors and scrapbooks.
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