Four 4-H Clubs Plan Picnics and Parade Float
Four-H members meet at the city park for a Little Maidens picnic at 1:00 p.m. hobos are invited and Linda Foos leads the game committee. Junior Maidens plan a Fourth of July parade float with nine decorators named including Veda Kinney and Joyce Wonder. The pledge of Allegiance and 4-H flag pledge open the meeting. Estele Phillips outlines Key Awards and a July 19 judging contest. Next Little Maidens meeting set for July 5.
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Little Maidens
Linda Foos
Marsha McClurk
Judy Ferguson
Judy Weigand
Jane Browning
Veda Kinney
Linton First Baptist J Y class hosts wiener roast
Members of the J. O. Y. class and families gather for a 6 30 PM wiener roast at the home of Mr and Mrs John Corbin on Fifth Street Northwest. Attendees bring their own wieners and buns.
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Linton First Baptist Church
John Corbin
Fifth Street Northwest
Pontiac's big car edge over smaller rivals shown in specs
Pontiac claims up to 8.9 percent more solid car per dollar and proves it with official specifications. The Xmember frame and Level-Line Ride along with Precision Touch Controls deliver longer wheelbase, smoother ride, and effortless steering. Test drive to experience the advantage firsthand.
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Pontiac
New Office Manager Named for Linton Singer Center
Leo H. Reeves is appointed manager of the Linton Singer Sewing Center at 175 North Main, moving from Greencastle. A Green Castle High School graduate with training in sewing machine sales, he formerly worked at Ball Brothers plant and Greencastle Banner. Reeves and his wife live at 60 I street NW and invite the public to visit the shop to view machines and vacuum cleaners.
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Leo H. Reeves
Linton Singer Sewing Center
North Main Street
Linton
Greencastle
West Atlas Dinner Guests Attend Weekend Gatherings
West Atlas residents hosted guests over the weekend with visitors from Knights town Jasons ville Indianapolis Gambill Bloomfield and Southport. Ronnie Price visits Carolina this week while Steve stays for the week and Ronnie graduates from parachute school this week.
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Irvin Coffey
Myrtle Priest
Knightstown
Price
Jasonsville
Harold Priest
Indianapolis
Mary Butler
Gambill
May Fainot
Kathie Buck
Roxie Bridges
Bloomfield
Nancy Laughlin
Southport
Lester Price
Steven
John Underwood
Steve
Joe Cummiskey crowns prize cake at Syracuse Home Show
Syracuse broadcaster Joe Cummiskey of WHEN Radio wins the prize cake for the third straight year in a local Home Show contest. He bakes the confection and claims the top prize amid event highlights and spectator interest.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Joe Cummiskey
When-Radio
Three Gs Get Burns At Fort Harrison
Three Fort Benjamin Harrison medical corpsmen suffered third degree burns when a steam pipe burst in the post hospital main corridor. Pfc. George L. Wood Jr. 18 Indianapolis and Sgt. 1-C Eugene J. Biszewski 27 Anderson were listed critical. a third man remained unnamed awaiting family notification. Army specialists were flown from Brooke Army Medical Center to treat the trio.
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Indianapolis
Fort Benjamin Harrison Army Medical
Post Hospital
George L. Wood Jr
Eugene J. Biszewski
Anderson
Army
Brooke Army Medical Center
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Local social notes from Stafford Township and surrounding towns
A sequence of visiting relatives and guests spans Stafford Township through Plainville Bloomington Indianapolis and surrounding areas. Families including Myers Carpenters McKim Ellis and Grabbe host or visit relatives with mentions of Fisher Grabbe Pierce and Allen joining extended gatherings.
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Nelson Myers
John Carpenter
Brownwood
Tex
Alan Drake
Indianapolis
Chester Cornett
Plainville
Donnie Bingham
Baby
Bloomington
Linton
Gene Allen
Greencastle
Family Guests Fill Sunday at Multiple Homes
Charles Cox and family of Mooresville visited Mr. and Mrs. William Sullivan. Coy Williams with Jin Gray and family from Linton joined Dr. Edwin Bailey and sons, Merlin Wagner and family, Alvin McKee and Ruth Ann Harris of Sandborn. Kay Sullivan visits with sister Mrs. Charles Cox in Mooresville. Clarence Lee hosts include Gaylord George and son, Della George, Wilma Butler of Bedford, Bennie Lee and son of Linton.
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Charles Cox
Mooresville
William Sullivan
Coy Williams
Jin Gray
Edwin Bailey
Linton
Merlin Wagner
Alvin McKee
Ruth Ann Harris
Sandborn
Kay Sullivan
Clarence Lee
Gaylord George and Son
Della George
Wilma Butler
Bedford
Bennie Lee
Shrimp Association Official Reports U S Boat Count and Trade Gap
An official of the Shrimp Association of the Americas said American fishermen operated 7 000 shrimp boats and marketed 220 000 000 pounds of shrimp last year yet imports of 68 000 000 pounds from Mexico remained necessary.
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Chicago
The
Shrimp Association of the Americas
Mexico
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Weiner
America
Drewrys Limited
U.S.A. Inc
South Bend
Indiana
Fort Harrison
Arias
Aras
S. Main
Stafford Township
WALT
Disney Ceisis
FESS PARKER _SEFF HUNTER
Bloomfield, Indiana
Cole
Vivian Iskelton
Biaine
Janet Biair
Technicolars
Linton, Ry Uy
Schene
Chamber OF Horrors
Bibi Milas
Victor Jory
Ann Doran
Charlotte Austin
Sheree
Life and Post
NEW Home Furnishing CO
W. Vincennes
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