Community group meetings and events listed for the week
Kiwanis meet at Klusmeier's 6 30 p m Eagles Euchre at Eagles hall 7 30 p m Public welcome Loyal Order of Moose officers meet at Dodge home 6 30 p m Ladies missionary society at 10 a m Jaycee orientation 7 30 p m EUB choir 7 30 p m Worthington Christian choir 7 30 p m Eagles lodge 7 p m Elks lodge 7 30 p m Rotary luncheon at Klusmeier's noon Bethel Christian Missionary at church 1 p m Salvation Army Home League 7 p m Eagles Auxiliary 7 30 p m Hiawatha club 11 30 a m Linton Community Conservation at Lee Sherrard park 6 p m American Legion 7 30 p m Saron and Christian choirs 7 p m First Methodist choir 7 p m Jasonville Methodist and Baptist choirs Young Adult supper 5 30 p m Greene County Hospital board 7 15 p m Women of Moose Chapter 19 8 p m Saturday Fourth of July breakfast Masonic temple 5 30 a m for Master Mason degree Sunday Black Creek school reunion Bas ket dinner noon pupils invited
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Kiwanis Club
Klusmeier’s
Eagles Hall
Loyal Order of Moose
Dodge Home
Ladies Missionary Society of First Church of God
Helen Flater
Jaycee
Jaycee Hall
EUB
Worthington Chrstian
Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
Rotary Club
Bethel Christian Missionary Society
Salvation Army Home League
Mets
Eagles
Lodge Hall
Hiawatha Club
Red Men’s Hall
Linton Community Conservation Club
Lee Sherrard Park
American Legion
Legion
Saron
Christian
First Methodist
Jasonville Methodist
Jasonville Christian
First Baptist
Jasonville
Greene County Hospital Board
Women of Moose
Moose
Linton Lodge No
Masonic Temple
British Display at Royal Tournament Highlights Massed Bands
A premier marching display will unfold at the Royal Tournament in London from July 8 to 25. The event, nearly 85 years old, features the Household Cavalry Musical Ride, bands and dancers from the North Irish Brigade, and massed Royal Marines bands. The royal family is usually present to salute.
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New York
Ice Cream Social at Catchem Home Brings Church Members
Rev and Mrs John Catchem hosted an ice cream social at their home last Saturday with attendees from Fontanel Church of God and First Church of God of Linton. Lawn games entertained youth. future gathering set for July 23 at Glen Cass home.
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John Catchem
Fontanet Church of God
First Church of God of Linton
Catchem
Leon Koch
Florence Smith
Ace McDonald
Shirley Smith
Doris Smith
Beverly Frazier
Claudia Long
Fontanel Church
Edward Brown
Glen Cass
Meliss Lucas
Homer Flater
Carl Russell
Jenny
Tom Boudreau
Claude Russell
R. W. Powers
Lola Halbach
Linton
Eagles Auxiliary Business Session In Eagles Hall
Mrs. Virginia King presided over a meeting in the Friendship room. Lela Stuppy presented the flag as members saluted. The group discussed several items, formed standing committees, and voted to skip the July 2 session. Next meeting set for July 9 at 7 30 pm. officers meet at 7 pm. Door prize awarded to Hazel Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia King
Eagles Auxiliary
Eagles Hall
Lela Stuppy
Hazel Miller
Ring
Lodge
Ella Mae Hobbs
Martha Miller
Elks Ladies Host June Card Party at Lodge Home
The I Elks Ladies held a June card party at the lodge home with hostesses Betty Ross Margaret Moehlmann Doris Wall Rosemary Jones Lois Jones and Mildred Williams. Refreshments of fruit salad with crackers coffee and tea served to 39 members. Euchre and bridge games entertained attendees with multiple prize winners listed.
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I Elks
Lodge
Betty Ross
Margaret Moehlmann
Doris Wall
Rosemary Jones
Lois Jones
Mildred Williams
Sarah Franklin
Mary Edith Akre
Jessie Haworth
Nelle Winters
Mary Sullivan
Verna Edwards
Phyllis Goble
Ruth Duvivier
Ruth Lemonds
Miss Yolanda Jean Singleton Weds Charles Lee Neff
Yolanda Jean Singleton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Omer Singleton Cass wed Charles Lee Neff son of Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Neff Jasonville in a Sunday ceremony. She is a Dugger High School Class of 1964 graduate. he is a Hymera High School Class of 1960 graduate. The couple will reside at Fort Riley Kansas.
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Yolanda Jean Singleton
Charles Lee Neff
Omer D. Singleton
Cass
Hershel Neff
Jasonville Rtc
Dugger High School
Hymera High School
Fort Riley
Kans
Birth of Robert Ray Mowery in Freeman-Greene County
Mr and Mrs Robert Mowery of Worthington announce the birth of a son born June 20 at Freeman-Greene county hospital. He weighs six pounds fifteen ounces and is named Robert Ray. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jesse Martin of Bloomfield and Mrs Esther Mowery of Linton. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Walter Alumbaugh of Linton and Bill Martin of Dugger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mowery
Worthington
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Robert Ray
Carolyn Martin
Jesse Martin
Bloomfield
Esther Mowery
Linton
Walter Alumbaugh
Bill Martin
Dugger
Birth Announced for Gainey Family’s New Son
Mr and Mrs Ray A Gainey announce the birth of a son at Johnson County Hospital Franklin on June 28 He weighed seven pounds An 11 year old brother R C and two sisters Theresa 9 and Janie 4 welcome the baby The mother Mary Ruth Newkirk is Beatrice May's daughter Mrs May is the only living grandparent
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Ray A. Gainey
Carol Drive
Greenwood
Johnson County
Franklin
R. C
Theresa
Janie
Mary Ruth Newkirk
Beatrice May
May
Birth of Rowin Leanne Fant in Freeman-Greene county
Mr and Mrs Robert Fant announce the birth of a daughter born June 18 at Freeman Greene County Hospital weighing ten pounds eight ounces. She is named Rowin Leanne and welcomed by a sister Paula Jane temple Emanu El Dallas noted as the world's largest synagogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fant
Eee
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Rowin Leanne
Paula Jane
Teacher Explains Methods Parents Help Valuable To Remedial Reader
An ed note by Karen Shepherd advises remedial reading at home during summer. Parents should have children reread familiar stories to build sight-word recognition and confidence, while modeling reading and discussing readings with the family.
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Karen Shepherd
Linton - Stockton School Corporation
Italian Women Break Barriers in Civil Service Rise
Rome reports Eugenia Grillo Nicolo, 64, named Director General of the State Telephone Agency, becoming Italy’s highest ranking woman in civil service. She, a widowed civil engineer since 1925, avoids sensational talk while newspapers note growing female presence in 97 professions and a sizable cohort in engineering, medicine, and high paying interpreters.
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Rome
Wep
Italy
Eugenia Grillo Nicolo
Grillo
Civil Service
Post and Telegraph Department
Telephone
Farrington Aims for Third Harness Championship
Richwood Ohio driver Bob Farrington, 1961 1962 national champion, leads with 119 wins in 519 starts through June 13 to chase a third title. Del Insko of South Beloit IL trails with 71 wins in 415 starts, while Farrington tops earnings at $205,319, behind Stanley Dancer and Insko.
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New York
lPl
Bob Farrington
Richwood
Ohio
del Insko
South Beloit
Farrington
Stanley Dancer
New Egypt
N. J
Insko
Shawnee Plans Children Theatre Camp for Grades One to Four
Shawnee invites children who completed first grade through age 14 to enroll in a two week theatre program in August. The camp runs August 3 to 14, 9am to noon, Monday through Friday, with a $10 fee each. Participants will learn pantomime movement voice and stage presence while preparing Peter Pan roles with grouped activities and personal growth. For details contact Mrs. Stanley Barkley in Bloomfield.
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Shawnee’s
Children’s Theatre
Stanley Barkley
Bloomfield
Age limit set for 1964 USGA Senior Amateur
The minimum age for the 1964 USGA Senior Amateur at Waverly Country Club Oregon will remain 55 years. An earlier plan to reduce the age to 50 was rescinded after discussions with senior golfers and the USGA Senior Championship Committee.
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New York
Waverly
Oortland
Ore
USGA
Simple Camping Tip Lets Tent Floor Dry Fast
Dear Heloise shares a damp tent solution using a plastic drop cloth under the tent to keep the floor dry overnight. The note also includes quick homemaking hacks from readers, including drying hand knit textiles flat, storing toilet tissue in a bowl brush holder, and a homemade flour shaker from a fruit jar.
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Heloise
Lemon juice frozen cubes for quick summer drinks
A reader describes freezing lemon juice in trays, then storing cubes in a bag for easy use in water, lemonade, or sodas. Heloise notes high mail volume and plans to answer questions in her column when possible. Letters may be sent to Heloise care of Linton Daily Citizen Indiana.
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Heloise
Linton Daily Citizen
P.O. Box
Linton
Indiana
Fair policy lets visitors reenter without extra charge
World’s Fair guests can visit Shea Stadium, the Marina, or get a shower then return the same day without paying more. Guards stamp a palm or wrist with invisible dye that shows under UV light, permitting reentry. The mark lasts about 12 hours and is skin safe.
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New York
Shea Stadium
Six-County Regional Library Serves Marshall Ark Readers
The six-county regional library at Marshall Arkansas circulates over 2000 books monthly to residents of the hill country, supporting access to reading materials across the region.
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Marshall, Ark
Hill Country
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Glennturn
Elks
Robert Ray Mowery
Robin Leanne Fant
Temple Emanu-el
Dallas
Franks
Bologna
Hygrade
Stark-Wetzel
Marhoefer
Debbie
Double
Lester Packing Co
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Shawnee
J. Kroll
Helen White
Yyvou
R.W. Spruce
Billy Dean
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Your School Savings Bank
Groiup
Peden
Peden’s Shoe Store
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