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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1966
Page
2
In Moscow a mandatory cooling-off period now blocks rapid marriages and elopements. Officials say six to eight weeks must pass after license application, delaying ceremonies to curb ill considered unions. The measure correlates with a drop in divorce rates from historically high levels to 1.5 per thousand, below the US rate of 2.2.
Mrs. Peggy Dillon runs Unusual Telephones Unlimited in Mill Valley selling phones from around the world. Prices range from 35 to 215 dollars with items such as an 1882 Swedish American Co war phone, an ornate Japanese pedestal phone, a faux diamond encrusted "Ultimate" phone, and a Japanese jewel box dial receiver.
Frank L Basye of Bloomfield died Tuesday at the Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis at 12 30 PM He was born September 27 1894 in Bloomfield to Samuel and Marietta Griffith Basye A World War I veteran and American Legion member Survivors include a daughter Wanda Barnhill of Fort Lauderdale Florida a son John Franklin Basye of Bloomfield eleven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren The body is at Jenkins and Son Funeral Home Bloomfield with calling after 7 PM Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM at the funeral home and burial will be in Grandview Cemetery
Enoch L. Rutledge 90 died at 2 30 p m Tuesday at his home in Jasonville route 1 He was a retired farmer and a member of the Ellis Church of Christ Survived by daughter Mrs Eva Lacerda of Nice Village Florida and two sons Harley G Rutledge of Flint Michigan and Virgil Rutledge of Jasonville Itc 1 The body lies at Newkirk Funeral Home Dugger calling hours Funeral Home at 4 p m Thursday burial in Prairie Chapel cemetery
Graf of Boomfield Griffith of Jasons ville Robinson of Linton and Skinner of Scotland have license revocation orders for drunken driving with varying effective periods from 1966 dates. Each case lists a standard suspension duration and offender residence.
AIC Pete R. Shouse 32 formerly of Worthington died at 10 45 p m Tuesday in Tampa Florida after ten days of illness He was born June 10 1934 in Worthington son of Bert and unnamed Mrs Shouse Survived by widow Martha Shouse also in the Air Force son Richard Shouse Linton two sisters Phyllis Halberstadt Chesterton and Patricia Byers Bloomfield and half sister Lola Cunningham Columbus Body to Myers Funeral Home Worthington funeral arrangements pending.
Freeman Greene admitted Tuesday at a hospital. Harold Rea of Jasonville and Mrs. Roy O Haver of Linton also admitted. Dismissals include Mrs. William Wright and baby of Bloomfield. Deborah Jean Waggoner and baby Keller transferred to St Anthony Terre Haute. Other entries list Mrs Clyde Rollins Koleen Mrs Larry Tedrow Linton and Mrs Richard Inman and baby of Linton.
Harold Ray Striegel 28 of Clay City route two and Laura Lea Steele 21 of Dugger route one are issued a license. Terry Allan Skinner 18 of Linton route three and Dorothy Lee Williams 18 of Dugger route one are licensed. Jackie Ray Simmerman 26 of Spencer and Linda Carol Moore 21 of Owensburg also receive licenses.
Justice of Peace Court Richland Township fined Leonard Zimmerman 19 of Switz City five dollars and costs totaling twenty three dollars and twenty five cents for false registration plate. John F Evans 40 of Dugger was fined five dollars and costs twenty three dollars and twenty five cents for no license plate.
Lowell C. Workman and others transfer Lyons real estate to Philip Benefiel and partners. The deed documents a property transfer for Lyons site ownership and includes the new owners listed in the filing.
The Hague reports Prince Bernhard of The Netherlands marked his 55th birthday with private family celebrations. Official observance included displaying national colors from government buildings. He was born in Jena, then part of East Germany, as Prince Bernhard Zur Lippe Biesterfeld.
Deadline for county entries is Friday July 1 for the Indiana State Fair Young and Adult Style Shows. Adults must be 38 or older homemakers. young adults ages 18 to 37. Widows eligible for both. Each county can send one contestant per division. eight total. Entries due by August 13. Prizes include 15 first, 2nd through 10th places, champions receive 15 and silver bowl, grand champion 25 and gold bowl. Coordinators are Mrs. Ida E. Wright and Mrs. Rita Fox.
Local residents host a mix of visitors from Hammond Akron St Paul and Bone Gap while Rev Odus Mitchell plans a Denver trip. July 3 service at Sandboro Christian Church will be followed by a congregation meeting called by the church board chairman.
Mine Run state, and Elkhart County produces more than 85 percent of the state's total. Hoel said Elkhart became the capital of the U S mobile home and recreational vehicle industry largely because of skilled craftsmen and capital facilities from the area's declining carriage industry. Mobile homes in 1965 supplied more than a fifth of Indiana's new housing. A mobile home is defined as designed for full time living and more than 30 feet long.
Paulette Souquet 46 a distant cousin of Mrs John F Kennedy was killed in a car accident Tuesday in southern France. She lived at Pont Saint Esprit and had traveled to Paris in 1961 when the Kennedy visit occurred.
The Republican Coordinating Committee urges a blue ribbon panel of civilian and military experts to assess long range defense policy, arguing changes in cold war attitudes, weapons, and priorities require a strategic, long term review. House GOP Leader Gerald R Ford says the commission would focus beyond day to day Vietnam details.
UPI reports cash livestock in Indianapolis with hogs 30 to 75 cents lower for many weights and sows weak. calves and steers steady to 25 higher, with choice and good grades showing gains. Sheep prices hold around 23 to 24 dollars for spring lambs and best cuts.
Medicare rollout moves ahead with coverage for extended care days starting 1967 and home health visits from July. Blue Shield and private insurers prepare to handle physician billing while doctors and patients choose payment methods. Identification cards mailed to beneficiaries with Help available at the Bloomington district office.
Members of the 1953 graduating class are reminded of the reunion set for Sunday July 3 at Klusmeier's at 7 p m. The brief notes the participation of former classmates and the reunion venue.
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