Bryan Keith Trinkle Born to Evreux Couple
Bryan Keith Trinkle is born to A/2c Bryan Trinkle and Mrs. Ronald Trinkle of Evreux France on June 25 weighing eight pounds six and a quarter ounces. First child for the couple. Grandparents listed include Mrs. Lucille Keller Linton Hubert Trinkle Osage Beach Mo and M/Sgt and Mrs Stephen Mudge Port Huron Mich now at Bureux. Great grandparents Mrs Nellie Tucker Indianapolis and Virgil Trinkle Linton.
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Ronald Trinkle
Evreux
France
Bryan Keith
Lucille Keller
Linton
Hubert Trinkle
Osage Beach
Stephen Mudge
Port Huron
Mich
Bureux
Nellie Tucker
Indianapolis
Virgil Trinkie
Profitable Mixture Fuels Airtronics Growth in Florida
Airtronics International Corp blends oranges and missile parts at a 24 acre Florida plant. In early years the firm earned more from selling oranges than electronics, showcasing a unusual diversification strategy.
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FT. Lauderdale
Airtronics International Corp
Bye Bye Birdie opens with nine minute dance sequence
Hollywood cast led by Janet Leigh Dick Van Dyke Ann Margaret Bobby Rydell and Jesse Pearson stars in Bye Bye Birdie. Opening dance number by Leigh took five days to film and spans about nine minutes on screen.
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Hollywood
Janet Leigh
Dick van Dyke
Ann-Margaret
Bobby Rydell
Jesse Pearson
Churches Use Documentary Films to Tackle Automation
United Church of Christ aims to wake congregations from lethargy by using films on urban culture and farm issues. The automation film Tomorrow? targets men and workers, urging collaboration among management labor and community groups to address displaced manpower and seek constructive plans.
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New York
wWwpn
United Church of Christ
Everett C. Parker
Parker
India
Pioneers of Ewing and Bresnahan Catcher Gear
New York records note Buck Ewing the Cincinnati and Troy standout who joined the New York NL club in 1883 as the first professional catcher to wear a mask. Giants catcher Roger Bresnahan later popularized and used shin guards starting in the 1890s.
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New York
Ph —Wil'’Em (Buck) Ewing
Cincinnati
Troy
N.Y
Roger Bresnahan
Giants
Local families visit relatives during weekend gatherings
Lyons Rev. and Mrs. Brenton Harden and family travel in New York on vacation. Mrs. Louis Jones and Pennsylvania visitors visit her mother Mrs. Jessie Bedwell. John Long and Rex Long with Grace Long and others spend time here and in nearby towns for weekend visits. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Burris visit friends Friday evening. Jerrel Gray and Bloomington guests stay with Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Lester. Goldie Good and Gary visit from Netesville. Perle Ax of Franklin visits friends this week.
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Brenton Harden
New York
Louis Jones
Pennsylvania
Jessie Bedwell
John Long
Las Vegas
Nev
Rex Long
Jefferson
Grace Long
Bob Jones
Steve
Linda
Indianapolis
Paul Burris
New Lebanon
Jerrel Gray
Bloomington
0.M. Lester
Goldie Good
Gary
Netesville
Perle Ax
Franklin
Linton couple to celebrate golden wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Thomas of Linton celebrate their 50 years of marriage with an open house at 690 West Vincennes Street from 2 to 4 PM Sunday. They wed July 3, 1912, with Mayor John Pennington officiating. The Thomas cafe previously operated by the couple has closed. They have nine children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren who plan to attend.
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Lafe Thomas
Linton
West Vincennes Street
Thomas
Dica Auten
John Pennington
West Linton
Emmett Thomas
Greenfiel
Dorothy Medlin
Greenwood
Alma Baker
Indianapolis
Beulah Underhill
Phoenix
Ariz
Mary Reintjes
Robert Thomas
Ethel Cul.en
Gary
Gloria Ray
Cumberland
Louise Hall
Hints from Heloise on clever kitchen tricks
Dear Heloise shares simple uses for brown and serve rolls, from puffed textures with water to butter paprika pastes and rum paste toppers. She suggests fillings like raisins apricots pecans and peanuts, plus oil and lemon sugar blends for a sweet hot roll.
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Heloise
Cleo
Garth
Dodgers Braves 26-Inning Classic From 1920
The famous 26 inning game between the Brooklyn Dodgers and Boston Braves on May 1, 1920, was played in three hours and 80 minutes.
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Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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