Community meeting notices list various area clubs and church groups
A dense schedule of meetings appears for Tuesday to Friday. Groups include Mothers Guild First Baptist, Elks Ladies, Rainbow for Girls, World War II Mothers Lin ton unit, Pocahontas Quapaw Council, Junior Legion Auxiliary, Loyal Order of Moose, Painters and Paper Hangers Local 1525, Kiwanis at Roosevelt hotel, Public Library events, Craft Club, Royal Neighbors, Eagles, Elks, EUB church choir, Rotary lunch, Salvation Army, American Legion, Saron and Methodist choirs, and Greene County Hospital Board.
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Mothers Guild of
First Baptist Church
Bedonna Worth
Elks Ladies
Lodge
Linton Order Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Mothers of
Linton
Legion Hall
Chitkateth Council Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Stanley Hastings
Delta Theta Tau
Linton Public Library
Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Quapaw Council
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Loyal Order of Moose No
Moose Home
Masonic Temple
Royal Neighbors
Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
EUB
Rotary Club
Klusmeier’s
Salvation Army Home League
Eagles
Snow oversees field training with 4th Armored Division in Grafenwohr
Army Specialist Five Yannis H. Snow 45 of Peer New Jersey, serving as a cook in Company DP of the 54th Infantry, participated in a NATO defense focused field exercise in Grafenwohr Germany. The June 22 completion tested unit combat effectiveness under realistic conditions during his overseas tour begun January 1958 after enlistment in 1942.
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Grafenwohr
Germany
HTNC
Yannis H. Snow
William F. Snow
4Th Armored Division
Europe
Snow
Heilbronn
Brooklyn
N.Y
Wilsey Drug Company
South Berd
Reunion 18 Planned for Black Creek School Alumni
The Black Creek school former pupils and teachers will hold their 18th annual reunion Sunday at Glenburn Community House. Earl Gabbard, association president, reports a basket dinner will be served at noon. All interested persons and families are invited.
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Black Creek
Glenburn
Earl Gabbard
Reunion Association
Noor
World Championship Golf final ends in 1-up win
Gary Middlecoff defeats Mike Souchak 1-up on NBC TV to win $25,000 in the World Championship Golf final. Souchak misses a tying putt on the last hole. he comments that earning $10,000 is still a big payoff. Rutgers beats Bradley University on CBS TV College Bowl for fifth straight win.
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NEW York
UPI
Gary Middlecoff
Mike Souchak
Nbc-Tv
Souchak
Middlecoff
Rutgers University
Bradley University
Cbs-Tv
Passen Funeral Conducted Today
George Passen 81 longtime Jasonville theater operator died at Glenburn Rest Haven. Funeral held at McClanahan Funeral Home with Rev. Eugene Heerdink. burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Survived by Nellie Passen widow, three sons William, George, Carl, two daughters Viola Simcox and Cathryn Overman, and several relatives.
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George Passen
Jasonville
Glenburn Rest Haven
McClanahan Funeral Home
Eugene Heerdink
Lebanon
Mr. Passen
Amusen
Rest Haven
Germany
Theodore
Kathryn Passen
Nellie Passen
William Passen
Staunton
Terre Haute
Carl Passen
Evansville
Viola Simcox
Cathryn Overman
Mis
Weekend visitors fill Newberry social notes
Weekend guests and extended visits populate the community diary. Families from Greensburg Kansas Wichita Evansville Bloomfield and Lyons attend gatherings, funerals and church events while local members travel to Bloomington Francisco and Sandborn for services and meetings.
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van Autrey
Wally
Mrs. Autrey
Ben Paxton
Greensburg
Kans
Madeline Ballatin
Patricia
Clair Paxton
Wichita
Charles Miller
Elliston
Frank Stalcup
Joan
Jay
John Stone
Sue
Judy
Ray Haines
Bloomfield
Lee Lee Haines
Edgar Kuhlenschmdt
Billy Charles Young
Evansville
William Godeke
Elderfield
Clarence Kuhlenschmidt
Marvin Kuhlenschmidt
Ray Brewer
Bloomfild
Ona Brookshire
Inez Chestnut
Neice
Carolyn McCain
Ronnie Dent
A Christian Church
Sunny
MacMcDonald
Francisco Aay
William Keller
Max Stone
Claude Keller
Amos Musselman
Lyons
Lyons Chapter
Bob Workman
Daughters of
Odon
John N
Television Listings Disclaimer
The Daily Citizen publishes program information supplied by stations but disclaims responsibility for accuracy. Listings may change on short notice and are subject to revision.
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Daily Citizen
TV Schedule for WTTV Bloomington June 27 28
Channel listings show daily lineup with programs like Milady's Matinee Popeye Little Rascals Cisco Kid Adventure Big Time Playhouse Wrestling Comedy Playhouse and Navy Log Football and Action Theater across June 27 and 28. Notable times include 2:30 3:00 4:30 6:00 7:00 9:00 and 11:30 p.m. regional airings.
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Ind. University
Playhouse
Milady
Jr Esday
Kangaroo
Red Rowe
Lacey
Three Stooges
Dr. Malone
Guilding Light News Weather Farm Show On Air
Regional broadcasts from WTHI Channel 10 in Terre Haute present light entertainment and weather segments. The slate includes The Millionaire verdict and Brighter Days along with marquee personalities Dobie Gilles Red Skelton Garry Moore and a late sports huddle segment.
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Guilding Light
Marly
Doug Edwards the Rebel Peck
Dobie Gilles Tightrope
Red Skelton
Garry Moore
Late Weather
Huddle
Late Show
Moe
Kangaroo
Red Rowe
Lacey
Guiding Light
CBS News
Miner Injured After Tractor Brakes Fail at Alva Coal Mine
Herbert Johnson, 45, suffered a fractured right arm and chin laceration in a near‑top accident at the Air Line mine on the Greene Sullivan county line road. Officials say a brake failure caused him to jump from the tractor as it toppled 45 feet into the stripper pit. he is hospitalized in Freeman Greene county.
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Herbert Johnson
Alva Coal Company
Greene-Sullivan County Line
Coal Company
Johnson
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Auto Overturns Near Crane Depot in Greene County
Harley Hudson of Bedford escaped with minor injuries when his 1958 model car left state road 58 near the U S Naval Ammunition Depot at Crane. The vehicle overturned and rested upside down in a ditch after climbing a hill. Hudson was treated for a severely lacerated ear and minor injuries before returning home.
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Harley Hudson
Bedford
U. S. Naval Ammunition
Crane
Greene County Sheriff's Department
Hudson
Bloomington
Bloomfield
Linton Firemen Answer Four Alarms Here
Linton firefighters battled four small fires over the weekend with minimal damage. A washer fire at Donnie Dennis apartment on North Main caused motor damage. A waste-basket fire at Mrs. Kate Franklin’s home caused slight damage. A gas water heater fire at Floyd Evans residence damaged flooring and kitchen. Wiring fire at Carl Hightower’s property near the Public Library caused minor damage.
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Linton
Donnie Dennis
Scott
North Main Street
Kate Franklin
West Linton
Floyd Evans
Ninth Street
Carl Hightower
First Street
Bloomfield court ends April term with civil dismissals
Greene circuit court concluded its April term at Bloomfield. The court adjourns until Sept 3. Gilbert Bland vs Judith Bland was dismissed at plaintiff cost. Emogene Inman vs Leroy Inman ordered $20 weekly child support and $125 attorney fees. hearing set Aug 6. Arretta Joyce Hubble granted divorce from Kenneth Hubble with custody of two children and $17.50 weekly support. she awarded ownership of household belongings.
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Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Gilbert Bland
Judith Bland
Emogene Inman
Leroy Inman
Arretta Joyce Hubble
Kenneth Hubble
Linton Boys League: Iron and Metal and Western Auto Win
Linton Iron and Metal beat Citizens National Bank 4 to 3 and Western Auto toppled Elks 9 to 4 in Friday night makeup contests in the Linton Boys' baseball league.
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Linton Iron and Metal
Citizens’ National Bank
Western Auto
Elks
Linton Iron and Metal and Western Auto
Linton
Iron and Meal
Western Auto Squad
Elks Crew
Beaux Arts Trio to Open IU Summer Concerts
The Beaux Arts Trio of New York will perform Monday June 27 at 8 p.m. in the LA auditorium marking the first of three IU summer concerts. The group in residence for a third consecutive summer includes Daniel Guilet Bernard Greenhouse and Menahem Pressler. They will play Brahms Haydn and Ravel trios and tour Europe and the United States.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Beaux Arts Trio of
New York
University
Daniel Guilet
Bernard Greenhouse
Menahem Pressler
Germany
Israel
Beaux Arts Trio
Johannes Brahms
Brahms
Haydn
Ravel
Bible Thought on Sin and Responsibility
The text cites Hebrews 10 26 warning that willful sin after knowledge leaves no sacrifice for sins. It asserts personal blame for actions against Christ and questions where one can go after refusing forgiveness. It ends with a stat about 38 million problem drinkers in the United States from a National Health Education Committee estimate.
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Christ
The
National Health Education Committee
United States
4 H Club News From Midland And Worthington 4 H Units
The Shamrock 4 H club met at Midland High School with Patty Hunter leading the pledge and Linda Swaby the 4 H pledge. Members heard about summer meeting dates and county judging and demonstration contests at Bloomfield. Connie Cadwell reported a trip to the Purdue Roundup and demonstrated sewing a button. Cake baking was shown by Cadwell and Griggs. Next meeting set for June 30 at Midland High School. Thirty members attended along with two guests.
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Shamrock
Midland
Midland High School
Patty Hunter
Linda Swaby
Melvin Reichert
Bloomfield
Connie Cadwell
Purdue
Cheryl Bedwell
Marilyn Griggs
Debra Hill
Willetta Secrest
Peggy Griggs
Andrea Abercrombie
Rita Smith
Sheila Weatherwax
Lucia Bridwell
Marjory Wallace
Mike
Debra Reichert
Midland Highchool
Worthington Happy Hoosiers
Sharon Thacker
Nancy Deatrick
Theresa Moseman
Ellen Longo
Edna Keasling
Susie Miller
Hospital Admissions and Birth Report With Nationwide Statistic
Admissions list across Friday to Sunday includes multiple patients from Linton Sullivan Worthington Jasonville Dugger and other towns. Today a birth notes a son born to Mrs Robert Houston of Bloomfield weighing four pounds three ounces unnamed. Discharges include several patients from Jasonville Indianapolis Shelburn and other towns. A national statistic notes 78.6 percent of the 345000 blind persons in the United States are over age forty.
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Virginia Lee Evans
Bloomfield
Charles Taylor
Linton
Peggy Lou Colvin
Indianapolis
William Richardson
Sullivan
Earl Pannell
Crane
Stella Jay Kinnaman
Lyons
Helen Stoops
Shelburn
Doris Ashbaugh
Jasonville
Estel Marlow
Robert Houston
Paul Alvin Pershing
Worthington
Brenda Griffith
Coalmont
John Bemis
Emma Hardesty
Jack Workman
Geneva Chambers
Joe Spencer
Switz City
Elsie Laymon
Nellie Raley
Gilbert Sims
Sandra Jo Roudebush
Madge Mowery and Son
Pearl Gorby
Flossie Watson
United States
Open Forum Letter Proposes Fourth of July Parade Route Change
In a signed letter Rex Stone and Lillian Jaffre urge revamping Linton’s Fourth of July parade to reduce traffic on the main highway. They suggest starting at Kroger’s and routing toward Vincennes street and the General Electric plant to benefit more businesses and ease congestion. The Missouri name note follows.
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Linton
Kroger’s
Vincennes Street
General Electric
Rex Stone
Lillian Jaffre
Venezuela Leader Survives Attack as Officers Die
In Caracas an assassination attempt injures President Ronald Betancourt and mortally wounds Capt. Lopez Parra, while Interior Defense Minister Gen. Jose Lopez Henriquez and his wife are seriously hurt. Col. Armas Perez of Betancourt’s guard is injured as officials debate whether the bomb struck a convoy or the defense minister’s car.
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Caracas
UFT
Ronald Betancourt
Betancourt
Lopez Parra
Interior Defense
Jose Lopez Henriquez
Col
Armas Perez
Avenida Proceres
Skillen Maintains Control of Indiana Democratic Party
The Indiana Democratic Party remains under Skillen with no club merger, while Knox County chairman Manfred Core leads the independent club from separate headquarters. Skillen has been in office eight years, with James Noland slated as secretary of the executive committee after the purge, and Noland previously a 7th district representative and now state committee secretary.
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Nor Club
Manfred Core
Knox County
Skillen
James Noland
Indianapolis
7Th District
Bank Memorandum Details Affiliates and Liability Securing Assets
Andrew Humphreys secretary treasurer attests to the bank statement's accuracy and completeness sworn June 24 1960 before notary Frank H. Shepherd in Greene County Indiana. Figures show assets pledged 435 000 none and reserve deductions 76 632 22 25 535 01 with directors George Morgan John T. Fritz Paul P. Fry.
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Andrew Humphreys
George Morgan
John T. Fritz
Paul P. Fry
State of Indiana
County of Greene
Frank H. Shepherd
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Mister Breger
Greene County Hospital Board
Quapaw Tribe No. 143
Women of
Moose
Moose Hall
Welch & Cornell
TV In Review
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Elaine May
Jack Benny
Rochester
Louis Armstrong
Passen
WTTV
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WTHI
Doug Edwards
Kate Smith
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Allyson Lo
Markham
Wfbm - TV
Wells Fargo
Peter Gunn
Alcoa
Jack Paar
Maday
Loretta Young
Young Dr. Malone
Farnees Farmer
NBC News
Laramie
Arthur Murray
M. Squad
African Patrol
Miner
Larris Record Shop
Peoples Trust Company
Iron and Etal
GE Club
Legion
Citizens’ Bank
TRON
Sollars
Franklin
Sarris
Sears
Lf Yung
Elgan
P Lynn
Bailey
Payne
Schubla
Edwards
Ferry
J. Turchi
Good
P Anderson
Perigo
Wesnidge
Hugunin
D. Anderson
Slake
Broshears
Crynes
L.U
Elva Hardy
Burris Chapel
Eub Church
William Clayton
Jean Ann Sparks
Michael Talpas
Terry Tackett
Dugger
William Gemmill
Paxton
International Harvester
Freelandville
Implem Freelandville
Sent, Inc
City Water and Power
B. McGriffin
Hamilton
Walgreen Agency Drug Store
Linton, Indiana
Open Forum
State of
Missouri
Venezuela
Democratic Party
Reddy Kash
Home Loan & Finance CO
John Cary
E. Vincennes St
Federal Reserve Bank
Serra Ee Eer
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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