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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
2
Newly crowned light heavyweight champion Willie Pastrano intends to hold his crown as long as possible. Angelo Dundee said Pastrano would like non title bouts before risking the title, but he would fight anyone anywhere for 70000 dollars.
Mrs Kathleen Phillips hosted the M N C club at her home in Jacksonville. Mildred Walton led a short business meeting before social games and contests with prizes to several members including Beryl Schiegel of Brazil. Refreshments were served to 16 members and guests.
Vienna reports the Czechoslovak government has ordered one meatless day per week to address a chronic meat shortage. The measure, announced in Czech newspapers, is effective starting in July.
Notes show gatherings for the Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improv ed Order Red Men at Red Men s Hall at 7 30 p m Eagle in am apment No 222 1 0 0 F at 7 30 p m Women of Moose Chapter 19 at Moose home 8 p m ring ceremony rehearsal at Moose Hall 7 p m Black Creek school reunion at Glenburn community house basket dinner noon inviting former teachers pupils and friends
The Women of the Moose Linton chapter 19 held a meet ing in the Antler room of the Moose lodge home Friday eve ning with Mrs. Fern Irish in charge. The Academy of Friendship ring ceremony added nine new members including Linda Calvert Elsie Conklin Marynelle Curry Maryanna McBride Alberta Moody Kathleen Phillips Elma Richardson Betty Thompson and Helen Walker.
Mrs. Harley Disque hosted the Berean class of Sandhorn Baptist church for the June gathering with co hosts Mrs. Pearl Curry and Mrs. Howard Begeman. The program featured hymn singing devotions scripture readings and a display of valued possessions followed by refreshment and a social list of attendees.
Mrs. Betty Kittle hosted the Mothers' Circle of Worthington Christian church for the June gathering. Mrs. Jane Griffin led the business session and a devotional period followed with Mrs. Donna Smaage in charge. Marjorie Jerry received a prize during social hour and refreshments were served to a list of members.
Mr and Mrs Albert Shelp of Lone Tree will mark their 35th anniversary with an open house at their home from 2 to 4 p m Sunday. They wed June 30 1928 in Bloomfield and have a daughter Mrs Robert Thomas of Dugger plus two grandchildren Robin and Jerry. Gifts are requested to be omitted.
Quapaw Council No. 80 of Pocahontas hosts a Tri county meeting at the Red Men’s hall on July 23. A rummage sale is set for August 10 in the former telephone building. Reports were read and get well flowers and cards arranged. A social hour followed.
A 12,000 ton cargo ship to be launched in December at Kobe by Kawasaki Shipyard for its affiliate Kawasaki Steamship. The vessel, built by Kawasaki Dockyard Co., will need a crew of 28 and cost $2.77 million.
Funeral services for Darrell Boone seven year old former Bucktown youth who died Tuesday night in Indianapolis will be held at Newkirk Funeral Home at 10:30 a.m. Friday with Rev. Maurice Clymore officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Moriah cemetery. Surviving are a brother at home and grandparents Mrs. Bill Brown Bucktown and Mrs. Pauline Boone Dugger.
Charles S. Bradley 92, a former Dugger resident and retired coal miner, died at St Margaret hospital Hammond. Survived by widow Beatrice and daughters Ethel Borders Jessie Bradley Agnes Huff plus two stepdaughters Eileen Spencer Maxine Lawrence and two stepsons Frazier Hankin William Hankin, six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Body returned to Evans Funeral home Dugger for visitation and a service at 2 p m Saturday with Maurice Clymore officiating followed by burial at Dugger cemetery.
Cocoa residents Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Stanton and children Lois and Dick plan to stay until after the Fourth of July. Mrs. Carl Hightower and Mrs. Harry Bargar spent the day at Terre Haute. Dee Waldrop and children Jan and Jim returned to Billings Montana after visiting Mrs. Waldroop’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rogers. George Burnham of Flora visited the Armpriesters over the weekend.
The Worthington Baptist Church missionary society met in the lower auditorium. Mrs. Hazel Mitchell led devotions from John 2 1 10 and prayer. Agnes Neumeyer spoke on Christ the Lord of My Life. Mildred Hixson described Baptist missions in India. A love gift offering was collected and Wilma Conway led the service. Refreshments were served at social hour.
Buffalo Bills announce a August 16 preseason game against the New York Jets at War Memorial Stadium in Buffalo.
Local delegates Mrs Elizabeth Lavaghiin and Mrs Betty Ross attended the 60th Psi Iota Xi convention at Ball State College Muncie Dr Max Steer Purdue Speech and Hearing Clinic and Charles Schieffer Indianapolis Speech and Hearing Kindergarten spoke National President Mrs W P Dawn announced 1962 63 philanthropy totaled 137238 with 3500 plus raised for Christmas program The sorority endorsed projects include Hoosier Act Salon Purdue Precollege Institute Indianapolis Speech and Hearing Center and more Thirty high school graduates enroll June 16 at Indiana University for a three hour college credit speech and hearing course Purdue pre college institute will convene July 8 at Purdue West Lafayette Susan Ann Brown selected to attend the clinic Mrs William E Falk Jr elected president and Mrs Rose Simmons Beatty vice president G M Cropp named Southern Province chair
Wednesday admissions include Cathy Thompson Linton John Crynes Linton Hartsel Porter Crane O P McCoy Worthington Today a son born to Mr and Mrs Thatcher Gaither of Linton Dismissals include Mrs Sam Wright Freedom Miss Loyce Rainey Springville Paris Vaughn Linton Mrs William Linn and baby Pleasantville Mrs John Loriaux Linton James Dorraugh Linton
The Indiana Board of Accounts filed two reports covering 1857 1961 criticizing East Chicago waterworks and the city controller office. It chided Walter Baran for paying 1200 yearly to a milk inspector for use of his car and said the inspector was not entitled to travel allowance. It also criticized overtime payments to 32 salaried water department employees as a near weekly occurrence.
A brief classified pitch urges readers to act quickly to earn extra money using Citizen Want-Ads. It emphasizes immediate results and directs readers to call 847-4487 for details.
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