Anderson Poindexter Four-Ball Golf Tourney Opens Close Matches
The 1958 Anderson Poindexter Four-Ball at Linton Municipal opens with tight results. Williams-Roll beat Ballard-Gillan 3 and 2, Miller-Rollison over Pirtle 2 and 1, Raney-Humphreys over Cook-Roush 7 and 5, Bryce-Inman defeat Duvivier 2 and 1. First Flight winners include Ferry-Briggs 1 up after 20 holes, Fitzpatrick-Hazelrigg 1 up, Moehlmann-Greene 1 up, Truitt-Laughlin 1 up.
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Anderson
Linton Municipal
Bill Williams
Bill Roll
Kenny Ballard
Bob
Gillan
Ross Miller
Lloyd Rollison
Bull Pirtle
Apa
Norval Raney
Bob Humphreys
Denton Cook
Earl Roush
Wib ‘Bryce
Kenny Inman
Bill”Tubby
Fern Duvivier
Bob Ferry
Vic Briggs
A.M. Franklin
Dick Baker
Bob Fitzpatrick
Charles Hazelrigg
Herb Foos
Jake Malicoat
Abe Moehlmann- George
Tom Wall
Vance Sappenfield
Albert Truitt
Kerthy Laughlin
Dick O'Brien
Don Denis
Williams-Roll
Miller-Roll
Miller-Rollison
Raney
Humphreys
Bryan-Inman
Ferry- Briggs
Fitzpatrick- Hazelriggs
Moehlmann - Greene
Truitt-Laughlin
In loving memory of Henry Wallingford
Henry Wallingford departed June 30 1944. He is sadly missed by his son Ralph and family.
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Henry Wallingford
Ralph
Card of Thanks for Charles Sparks
The Sparks family thanks friends for kindness during the passing of Charles Sparks. They thank Rev Elva Hardy, Rev Calvin Rumley, and all who sent flowers and cards. The family will always remember the support of those close to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva D. Harbin
Roy Bridwell
Claude Wilson
Harry Campbell
Minnie
Phillips
Ida Phillips
Don McClintick
Stell Hobbs
Richard Page
Arthur Bovenschen
Cecil Hoffeditz
Elmo Phillips
Charles Sparks
Elva Hardy
Calvin Rumley
Nellie Sparks
Crane Team Triumphs In Babe Ruth Tilt
The Crane team of Greene County Babe Ruth league defeated Switz City 17 to 16 in a 10 inning game at Crane diamond. On Tuesday Switz City visits Worthington while Crane travels to Lyons.
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Crane
Babe Ruth
Greene County
Switz City
Crane Diamond
Worthington
Lyons
Hoosier All Stars Win Second Tilt
Indiana high school basketball All Stars defeated Kentucky 69-58 in Louisville to sweep the two game series. Coach Angus Nicoson praised the team for defense and balanced play, noting several players besides Terry ODischinger equally deserved recognition. Haslam stood out as a key contributor despite being the smallest on the squad.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Angus Nicoson
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisville
Nicoson
Blue Grass Prep
Terry Odischinger
Terre Haute Garfield
Dick Haslam
Crawfordville
Hoosiers
Case against Ronald Haviland moved to Sullivan court
The State vs Ronald Haviland of Hymera was transferred from Greene circuit court to Sullivan circuit court in Bloomfield. He faces charges related to the theft of vodka from a Jasonville package liquor store. The Sullivan County Tribune notes he is reportedly on probation.
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Sullivan
Ronald Haviland
Hymera
Greene
Bloomfield
Haviland
Jasonville
Sullivan County
To Work On Float By Miss Janet Jackson
Miss Janet Jackson of the Linton Rainbow Chapter announces a float work session at Mrs. Dorothy Correll’s home. Girls should meet Tuesday July 1 at 1 30 p m and bring the flowers they made for the float.
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Janet Jackson
Linton
Dorothy Correll
Miss Jackson
Women Attend Methodist Indiana Conference in Bloomington
Mrs. David Small and Mrs Della Adamson of Sandborn attended the Indiana Conference at Bloomington recently. Dr. and Mrs. George Rompf and son Bobby, Mrs Ives Poindexter, Mr. and Mrs John Adamson, Mrs. Harry Shorter and Miss Gladys Terhune attended the Sunday session.
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David Small
Della Adamson
Sandborn
Bloomington
George Rompf
Bobby
Ives Poindexter
John Adamson
Harry Shorter
Gladys Terhune
Obituary for Mrs Elihu Huff of Sullivan Route Two
Mrs. Elihu Huff aged 55 of Sullivan Route Two died at 8 20 Saturday evening at Freeman Greene County Hospital. Her body was taken to Alexander Funeral Home in Sullivan for funeral arrangements.
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Elihu Huff
Sullivan Route Two
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Alexander Funeral Home
Sullivan
In Memoriam William Webber and Charles Alderson
In loving memory of William Bill Webber who died June 29 1952. Sadly missed by children Jean Burch Artis White Helen Scroggins Qualls Webber and families. Thoughts of you come drifting back in dreams to stay. Charles Alderson 1953. Resting in twilight with wife Alice.
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William
Bill” Webber
Pop
Jean Burch
Artis White
Helen Scroggins
Qualls Webber
Charles Alderson
Alice
Local sports notes highlight Herb McCann’s hole in one
Herb McCann of Plainville earns Wheaties recognition for a hole in one at Linton Municipal Golf Course. The piece also covers a Taylor University Junior Basketball Camp with instructors John Longfellow Don Reichert and Maron Crawley, and profiles of G Donald Walden and a Japan dome stadium plan.
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Wheaties
Herb McCann
Plainville
Linton
Herb
Wheaties Sports Federation
General Mills
Taylor University New Bureau
Taylor University
Munacie Central
John Longfellow
Don Reichert
Ft. Wayne Southside
Indiana
Maron Crawley
Lafayette
Don J. Odile
Williams and Aaron Heat Up In Big Baseball Weekend
Aaron led Milwaukee to a 10-6 win over Los Angeles with four hits including a grand slam and five RBIs while Williams boosted to a .300 average with a three run homer and single as Boston beat Detroit 10-7. Braves widened lead over St. Louis and Red Sox moved past Detroit into third in the AL. Other NL and AL results noted.
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Hank Aaron
Ted Williams
Aaron
Williams
Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
SST Scores Standings and Curfew in Chicago Game
Milwaukee leads LA 10 to 6 while San Francisco 2 and Cincinnati 0. Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 3. Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 3 in the 1st. Philadelphia 5 St Louis 4 in 1st, St Louis 4 Philadelphia 3 in 2nd after 13 innings suspended by curfew at 8 innings in the second game.
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Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
St. Louiis
Baseball scores from American League games
Recap of AL games with multiple outcomes. Boston beat Detroit 10 to 7. Washington defeated Chicago 12 to 9. Chicago beat Washington 12 to 11 in an additional note. Kansas City won 12 to 6 against New York. Baltimore won 11 to 6 over Cleveland in the first game and Cleveland took the second 5 to 2.
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Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
WGL
Pet GB
Bist
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported in Local Units
Admissions list multiple families and births across Linton Bloomfield Lyons Jasonville Switz City Worthington Indianapolis with weights from eight pounds nine ounces to seven pounds eleven ounces and unnamed daughters. Dismissals include Mrs Paul Young and several with babies as well as other residents leaving institutions.
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John Mason
Linton
Jonnie Edwin
Thomas Carpenter
Donald Boling
Scotland
Barl Reed
Lyons
David Lippeatt
Dugger
Marions Ellett
Bloomfield Dennis King
Donald Lee Strauser
Indianapolis
Donald Ray
Thomas Price
Worthington
Raymond Sears
Gerald Johnson
Switz City
Wayne Arthur
Guy Dickerson
Jasonville
Vertis Weathers
Elnora
Paul Eugene
Raymond Rader
Brownsburg
Peggy Jean Woodward
Jacob
Ridings
Ralph Mitchell
Paul Young
Robert L. Clark
Bloomfield
Rebecca Fry
Thomas A. Thompson
Daisy Richards
Frank Hastings
Baby
Harlan Smith
Debra’ Sharr
Dennis King
Jesse Wilkes
Michigan
Larry Ball
Annie Tyler
Marion Ellett
Personal travel and family visits reported across multiple towns
Citizens note numerous residents and relatives traveling or visiting relatives in Wilmington Delaware Travis Michigan Florida Indiana Illinois and California. The piece also thanks a church group for donating scrapbooks to Switz City Methodist hospital staff and patients.
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Morag Herndon
Indianapolis
Myra McLaughlan
Shawn
Jimmy
Brian
Park Forest
Ill
James Gibson
Richard Parrish
Worthington
Harley Berlein
Hymera
Switz City
Greene court files fraud charge against Shirley Goodman
A charge of issuing a fraudulent check is on file in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield against Shirley Goodman. The defendant is accused of passing a $42 check written on Farmers State Bank of Sullivan at a Linton store.
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Greene
Bloomfield
Shirley Goodman
Linton
Farmers State Bank of
Sullivan
Pleas antville Church Forms Fund Campaign for New Building
Pleas antville Methodist Church begins a fundraising drive after a ground breaking for a new 36 by 66 foot building to replace the fire-destroyed previous structure. Wright Brothers Construction of Bloomfield won the $29 700 contract. Completion expected by November 15. The plan calls for a 140 seat sanctuary plus 50 overflow, full basement, Bedford limestone exterior, laminated arch interior, and hardwood floors. The building fund totals about $18 000 in cash and pledges.
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Pleasantville Methodist Church
Raymond Shelton
Wright Brothers Construction Company
Bloomfield
Laurel Enochs
Phillip Benefiel
Arthur Hale Sr
Charles M. Thomas
Clinton
Ellis Team Loses 2 to Play Friday in Western Indiana League
The Linton Ellis and Company baseball team will play a Western Indiana league contest at High School Park at 4 09 p m Friday after losses last weekend. They fell 3 2 to Bloomfield Merchants and 7 5 to Sullivan, with Sullivan claiming the first half league title. Mike Blackmore held Bloomfield to two hits with 14 strikeouts but walked too many. Jim Lindsey of Bloomfield hit an inside the park homer with a runner aboard. Linton out-hit Bloomfield 6 2. Walt Yoho won for Linton. Sullivan’s Bill Shipman got the win at Sullivan as Lee Aldridge pitched six and a third. Jim Prudhomme of Linton and Tony Walters of Sullivan led with a single double and triple each. Ellis out-hit 11-9 in that contest.
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Linton Ellis and Company
High School Park
Ellis
Bloomfield Merchants
Sullivan
Mike Blackmore
Bloomfield
Jim Lindsey
Linton
Merchants
Walt Yoho
Lee Aldridge
Brent McClellan
Jim Prudhomme
Tony Walters
Bill Shipman
R H Dunkerly
Rive
L. McClellan
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Cralll Funeral Home
E. Vincennes
Sister Elizabeth Hedrick
Harry Brown
Newkirk’s Funeral Home
Pleasantvite — Dugger
Harbin
Memoriam
Hoosier All Stars
Mrs
Poindexter
ALF
Sportscopf
G. Donald Walden
Businss
Walden
Columbus
Japan
Lokyo
von Newcombe
Dedgers
Cincinnai
Newcombe
Dodgers
Big Newk
Reds
Dagmar
Vaughn Monroe
Redleg
Joe Nuxhall
Linton High
Wiliams
By Fred Down
United Press International
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Briggs Stadium
Philadelphia Phillies
Cardinals
Pennsylvania
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San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Redlegs
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Linton Daily Citizen
Joe E. Turner
Linton Daily Citizen, Inc
South Main Street
Warren H.onken
Tance Sappenfield
Plaen
Tlerner
U.S
Cntped
Press International News Service
Hooster Stati Press Association
Democratic Editorial Association
Joe Thomas
Joe Thoras, Jr
Thomas
Wilmington
Del
New York City
Edward Hutchison
Marilyn
Travis. Mich
Harold Creech
Cheryl
Steve
Florida
George Sims
Greg
Marion, Ill
Floyd Cornett
Dora B. Sims
Fred Eastman
Freddie Lou
Pontiac, Mich
Eastman
Sam Masters
J. W. Hendrix
Stan Holdier
Brazil
Caroline McKinnon
Nora B. Jackson
Betty Jean
Mary Brewer
Ballard McKinney
James Broshears
Terre Haute
Joe L. Sarmont
van Nuys, Calif
Elkin Turner
Pleasantville Group
Church
Anyoe
Pleasantville
Iron & Metal Co
Ine
Furnishing Company
Jarrett and
McCammon
McCormick
Oliver
John Deere
Freelandville
Freelandville, Indiana
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