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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1958
Page
4
David Mount and Gary Terrell of Bloomfield attended the Hoosier State program on the Indiana University campus last week, joining other boys in the event.
Preliminary returns from the June referendum show 83.7 percent of wheat farmers voting for quotas and 16.3 percent against among 198120 votes cast in 38 commercial states. In Indiana, 4563 supported quotas and 2006 opposed with Greene County reporting 70 for and 9 against.
Mrs Harold Gabbard was admitted to St Anthonys hospital in Terre Haute on Thursday and placed in room 314.
Chickasaw Council Pocahontas meets Red Men hall 730 p m Dagger American Legion Auxiliary meets Legion home 400 p m Kiwanis club Glenourne community house 630 p m Quapaw Council 80 Pocahontas meets Red Men hall 730 p m Carpenters Local 487 meets K of P hall 730 p m Violet Rebekah Lodge 312 meets hall 732 p m Jaycees Board of Directors 700 p m Jaycees meet Linton Public Library 730 p m Loyal Order of Moose 1434 meets Moose home 730 p m
Members of the JOY class of First Baptist church enjoyed a cornbread and bean supper at Humphreys Park. Andrew Rossman led a devotional from Romans 12, followed by a brief business meeting and social time with many attendees listed by name.
Thirteen members of the Horse shoe 4 H club of Wright town ship attended a meeting at leader Curt Baker’s home. Aaron Keene spoke on his garden and Danny Corbin reported on the Junior Leader Conference in De a. The club’s baseball team will play Bloom field soon.
Flood gates at Cagles Mill dam opened to begin lowering Cataract Lake the state flood control reservoir at Lieber state park in Owen and Putnam counties announced by the Department of Conservation Officials said Hulman beach area should be open for swimming and ental boats by July 4 provided
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