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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1971
Page
4
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Mr and Mrs Gerald W Davis co owners of the Linton Music Center announce Shannon Reni born June 17 at Freeman Greene County Hospital. She is welcomed by Erik Scot and Lori Beth. The Ruperts announce Paige Luanne born June 27 at Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes weighing eight pounds four ounces joining Mandy Jo. Grandparents and great grandfather listed from Kansas City Evansville Prescott and Linton.
Elizabeth Marie Campbell and Raymond Keith Straw III married June 19 at the United Presbyterian Church in Bloomington. Rev. David F. Faris officiated. The bride wore an egg shell silk worsted gown with Alencon lace and mint green chiffon accents. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Mary Helen Campbell and bridesmaids Mrs. Sheldon Kinser and Mrs. Roger Schuler. The groom’s party featured Ralph Harris as best man and groomsmen Bruce Campbell and Thomas Jochim. The couple will reside in Bloomington after a honeymoon in Indiana and both are employed in university settings.
Wedding vows of Susan Lynette Rogerson of Sullivan and Donald L. Clayton of Carlisle were exchanged in a double ring ceremony on June 26 at the home of David P. Dixon Stockton Township Justice of the Peace officiating. Hulda Villain served as attendant.
Dr Joseph Jerome of the AMA committee notes that soaps are made from fats while most synthetic detergents come from petroleum derivatives. He says detergents vary from very mild to moderately irritating and that most skin and hair products today are said to be as mild as soap.
Jasonville and nearby towns host choir practices at churches and lodges including Elks Eagles and United Methodist. Community groups meet at Linton and Switz City venues with clubs, missions, and youth activities scheduled Friday and Saturday across churches, libraries, and parks.
In a Health Insurance Institute finding, 15 Massachusetts physicians report women as a group visit doctors more often than men, suggesting medical engagement may influence longevity patterns.
Fred H. Holt vice president of GE Appliance Components Division will visit the Linton plant Thursday with two Fort Wayne officials William A. Rutledge and Nate T. Hort on. The one day trip includes a management meeting and a plant tour. This marks Holt second Linton visit following Rutledge and Horton's February trip.
Eileen M. Shelley and Norman Storms of Carlisle were united in marriage on June 26. David P. Dixon Justice of the Peace officiated at the ceremony held at his home with Mrs. Dixon as attendant.
Miss Nancy Rogers of Worthington retires as Honored Queen of Bethel 89 of Job's Daughters after a six month term. She installs Miss Joarse Lambert as Honored Queen elect and continues as recorder for six more months.
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