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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1956
Page
3
Local community updates welcome notices for personal news club events lodge and church activities. Contact Mrs Ann Torley via phone 277 for submissions and announcements.
Freeman Greene Co Hospital hosts events at 7 15. Order of Red Men meet at the Mall at 7. Moose Chapter 19 gathers at the hall. Combs family reunion at Humphreys Park invites relatives and friends. Lyons Chapter OBS called meeting at Lyons Masonite hall 7 30 Initiatory work. Linton Lodge Humber 560 F and AM at the hall 7 30 pm M M degree work and refreshments.
V F W 7118 meets over Edington Paper Co at 7 30 p m Clerks Local 246 meets at K of FP hall at 65 15 p m Tri county chapter of DeMolay at the Masonic Temple at 7 30 p m DeMolay Mothers Circle meets at the Masonic Temple at 7 30 a m Dufger Chapter 482 OFS meets at the Dugger Masonic Hall at 30 p m Linton Community Conservation club meets at club house at 7 30 Wem Boy Scouts Troop 50 meet at Methodist church at 7 20 p m Chickateth Council Pocahontas meets at Red Men s Hall at 7 30
Mrs Arthur Grass who submitted to surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes is reported recovering satisfactorily. Her room number is 232.
The Royal Neighbors Lodge held a regular meeting in Lyons 1.C.C.F. Lodge Hall with Mrs. Julia Cone and Mrs. J. A. Sparks as hostesses. Four members were on the sick list, including Mrs. Mamie Wilson and Mrs. Shorter. Social time followed. Present were Mesdames Opal Huginan, Emma Baird, Alma Mellick, Belle Deckard, and Mrs. William Hardisty.
Science and engineering students at 40 colleges are conducting experiments using $600,000 worth of equipment obtained through General Electric Company's assistance program. Colleges may apply for GE aid to modernize their laboratories.
Recreation leaders announced a Grove baseball team for Linton boys aged 12 to 15 will form at a July 5 meeting. Boys should report to High School Park at 2 00 p m to join and play games against nearby communities. Dale Scrivner Max Woolsey and Roy Williams lead the effort.
Macon Georgia Roosevelt Cuyler followed police orders to obtain plates but was later charged with larceny and using an improper tag. Officers found he used a plate from a wrecked auto on a used car lot.
John Gastineau of Switz City, newly appointed Indiana state police trooper, is assigned to the Seymour district per Supt. Frank Jessup. John Neal of Sullivan also assigned to the Lafayette district. Both finished training and became probationary troopers recently.
A bomb demolished a car owned by Alvin Anderson, 49, a restaurant owner, and shattered 63 windows in two near northwest Indianapolis apartment houses. Prosecutor John G. Tinder, described as a former chief lieutenant of a convicted lottery king, is linked to the case. The Anderson car was parked.
Police report extensive property damage with 48 windows in Deauville Apartments and 20 windows in a nearby building shattered, with car debris scattered across a wide area. In Fort Benning Georgia a discharge case was investigated, noting Major General Harper, a former Fort Benning commander, is overseas in the Philippines.
The article notes the Dynaflow transmission as the only Dynaflow Buick build today. It is standard on Roadmaster and optionally available at extra cost on the Speddl.
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