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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1965
Page
2
Mine Run reports show operating costs for gas oil and maintenance total 370 dollars per car. Greene County registered passenger cars drive local ownership costs to 12,158,000 dollars annually. Local gas stations reported last year receipts of 3,657,000 dollars, up from 3,274,000 the year before.
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Iynons Indiana will receive sealed bids for street improvements as per specifications filed in the Clerk’s office. Non collusion affidavits and certified checks required. The town reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Meeting at the Town Hall on July 1965 at 7 o'clock P.M. local time. Officials listed: John Sutphin Chester Corns Hal Kaho.
Peoples Trust Company of Linton was appointed executor of the will of Harry McGrew deceased on June 15 1965. All persons with claims against the estate must file in Greene County Circuit Court within six months from the first publication to avoid forever barred. Dated Bloomfield Indiana June 15 1965. (Seal) CLADUE STORY Clerk. John R. Ax Pax Linton Indiana Attorney. 6/16-23-30
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources urges delaying mowing on diverted acres to protect nesting small game birds and animals through August 1. It notes that obnoxious weeds like ragweed and poison ivy support wildlife and advises caution within 75 feet of fence rows. A flushing bar can be built from farm scraps, details available from Farm Game, State Office Building, Indianapolis.
Italy endures a two week heat wave with at least 49 deaths mostly from drowning as crowds swarm beaches. Dozens suffer breakdowns while temperatures hover near 100 degrees. In the Alps heat reveals a World War I soldier's skeleton in the Adamelle Glacier.
Brigadier Mable Cox reflects on faith and peace in John 14 16. Gerry Lindgren, defying an NCAA ban, finishes second to Derek Graham in the 5006 meter in Zurich. Paul Wilson wins pole vault at 15 feet 7 inches. Mike Larrabee of Fillmore, California places fourth in the 400 and second in the 200.
The wedding of Lana Sue Wolfe and James L Bedwell occurred at the Church of Christ in Dugger on June 13 with Rev. Maurice Clymore presiding. The couple resides at 409 J St northwest Linton after a reception. they then left for a Nashville, Tennessee honeymoon.
Hollywood comedy records peaked about five years ago and since have fallen sharply. Bob Newhart Shelly Berman Mort Sahl Jonathan Winters and Bill Dana led the genre in 1960 1961, but the era of best selling records may be over according to Newhart. He notes a fan base of about 150 000 remains while first albums sold hundreds of thousands to millions, but new jokes on records are hard to produce and repeatability hurts sales. Newhart aims to reflect life with a satirical angle and hopes readers identify with the humor.
Mr and Mrs Ariel Hinds of Worthington announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter Ruth Ellen to Steven F Kindle son of Mr and Mrs Larry Kindle of Fargo North Dakota The ceremony will be at the Worthington Church of Christ on August 22 at 2 pm The couple plan to attend Harding College in the fall The groom is a student at the University of North Dakota
Tuesday admissions include Kerry Brewer Jasonville Beverly Hoffeditz Linton Mrs Andrew Street Crane Mrs Dora Hackler Linton Mrs Harold Mannard Dagger Ned Skinner Bloomfield while discharges include Matthew McNew Sullivan Mrs James Hasler Bloomington Curt Gilligan Switz City Mrs Carl Skemp Linton Mrs Mary Moore Bloomfield Myra Cochran Jasonville Verna Hunter Linton Mrs William Baird Bloomfield and others Lin ton Linnton Lon Haney Bloomfield cases reflect local hospital activity across multiple communities.
Consistent standout Glover from the Cleveland Baron has earned the American Hockey League MVP honor for the third time in five years.
University Park report from the College of Agriculture at Penn State notes milk accounts for 40 percent of all cash receipts from farm sales, with poultry at 20 percent as the second major commodity.
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