Dow Jonson Ave Industris and Rails Rise in Morning Trade
The report shows 30 Industris at 826.68 up 3.98 and 20 Rails at 210.16 up 1.46 while Utilities rise 0.45 to 142.36 and 65 Stocks advance 1.49 to 293.51. Sales to noon reach 2,010,000 shares.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
2
The report shows 30 Industris at 826.68 up 3.98 and 20 Rails at 210.16 up 1.46 while Utilities rise 0.45 to 142.36 and 65 Stocks advance 1.49 to 293.51. Sales to noon reach 2,010,000 shares.
Frank Mikudik 83 died at Freeman-Greene County hospital Tuesday. A Linton resident and former coal miner born in Czechoslovakia, he married Ursuline Krizanik in 1905 and moved to Greene County in 1906. He retired from mining in 1945 and was a St. Peters parishioner. He is survived by a daughter, two grandchildren, one great grandchild, and a sister in Czechoslovakia. Funeral arrangements announced by Wampler-Shaw Funeral Home with a Rosary Thursday and Requiem Mass Friday.
The first U.S. canoe club traces its origins to 1871 establishing paddle sport organization in the United States. Walter Wingfield, though Welsh, invented lawn tennis in 1873 widely influencing court games worldwide.
Tuesday admissions include Mrs. Lawrence Kidd Bloomfield James Martindale Jr Springville Mrs Roy Ellis Linton Mrs Donald Morrison St Louis Mo Mrs Betty Barr Linton. dismissals include Mrs. Robert Mowery and son Worthington Mrs Carl Graves Linton Mrs Decker House Farmersburg Hubert Oliphant Bloomfield George Wallace Jasonville.
John S Geatches 75 died at 10 p m Monday at 360 D street northwest Linton He was born January 31 1889 in Missouri son of John and Mary Roberts Geatches A member of Linton Church of Christ and United Mine Workers of America he was a retired coal miner Survived by widow Clara Ellen Peltier Geatches three daughters Mildred Gish Lorene Edwards Wilma Simmons a son Wayne Geatches nine grandchildren a brother George Geatches and a sister Polly Doidge One son two brothers and three sisters preceded him in death Funeral services at Church of Christ at 2 p m Friday with Eugene Pound officiating burial at Fairview cemetery Body will lie in state at Church of Christ noon Friday
The Providence Baptist Missionary Society met at Mrs. Jessie Landis home in Worthington with members from the Worthington church as guests. A noon covered dish meal preceded a devotional lesson on breaking personal walls to spread salvation, followed by a love gift lesson and prayers.
An average hurricane develops 500 trillion horsepower. Sing Sing Prison in New York houses about 1,750 inmates.
Mrs. Mary Carre Lucas age 86 died at Rest Haven at 4 p.m. Tuesday after a lingering illness. Born December 17, 1877 in Greene county to Frank and Lydia Skinner Starks, she lived in Nine Mile with her husband William Orval Lucas, who died in 1945. Survivors include a daughter.
Mrs. Lena Lucas longtime resident of Linton leaves behind six grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren plus a sister Mrs Upura Haywood of Linton. She was preceded in death by son Clarence Lucas in September 1953. Welch and Cornett Funeral Home in Linton will host calling after 6 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. with Rev Dale Hemnbaugh officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery.
Dick Stuart stands alone in major league history for hitting more than 30 home runs in a season in both the American and National Leagues. This rare feat marks him as a distinctive power hitter of his era.
Canada relies on a diversified export mix but forest products account for about 30 percent of total exports. Analysts note wood, pulp, and paper continue to drive trade, with demand from both domestic industries and international buyers shaping markets.
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