Blue and Gold Banquet Honors Cub Scouts Families Attend
Cub Scouts and families gathered for the annual Blue and Gold banquet at Linton-Stocton Elementary. The event featured awards for Wolf Lion Bear and Webelos badges, year pins, and a bridge crossing ceremony with escort from Eagle Scouts Curtis Wilkinson and Doug Roush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton-Stocton
Thetis Baughmin
W. T. Murphy
Larry Moore
Bill Murphy
Terry Mullis
Bill Callihan
Dennis Crawshaw
Gary Irish
Sandy Oaken
Brad Spice
Jimmy Walker
Joe Ellis
Owren King, Jr
Jim Brumfield
Jerry Brumfield
Bruce Moore
W. H. Onken
Webelos
Mark Barnett
Donald Fish
Curtis Wilkinson
Doug Roush
Weekend guests visit area families in Indiana town
Local social column lists frequent Sunday and weekend visitors from Linton, Greenwood, Indianapolis and beyond. Guests include Sgt. Wayne Lucas and family from Fort Campbell visiting relatives, plus numerous local households hosting relatives and friends from Akron Ohio to Edwardsport, Switz City and Bicknell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hasler
Frances Hasler
Paul Stallings
Greenwood
Doris Hasler
Jeanie
Wayne
Linton
Wayne Lucas
Fort Campbell
Lucas
Matt Lucas
Louis Lukenbill
Indianapolis
Loren McIntosh
Worthington
Clara Lukenbill
James Mowery
Jimmy
Esther Mowery
Bob Mowery
Ramona Peoples
Valteim
Riverside
Edward Smetana
Gloria Smetana
Barbara Kasper
Jack Potocek
Westchester
Walter Huebner
Robert Helebrandt
Berwyn
Raymond Campbell
Terre Haute
Henry Campbell
John Sherman
Poorman
Campbell
Phyllis Wines
Pete Theis
Akron
Ohio
Frank Dean
Bloomfield
Smith Wines
Mabie Sharp
Linde Good
Jean, Tom
Dick Corbin
Owensburg
Lee Chaney
George Ahnert
Clyde Hostetter
Kenny
Nick Drogich
Nickie
Bicknell
Charles Wright
Edwardsport
Shirley Woolard
Freelandville
Lenora White
Effie
Switz City
Mary Foster
Lorie
Pearl Canady
Kathy
Clarence Wright
Buddy Vaughn
Elnora
January Fallout Increases Across U S With Alaska Warning
The Public Health Service reports a slight rise in radioactive fallout in several states during January. Only Palmer Alaska shows a warning level dose. Across 62 monitoring stations no strontium 89 or 90 near warning ranges. Milk by-product levels guide health risk for infants and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wni
Public Health Service Today
Palmer
Alaska
PHS
Federal Radiation Council
Hog Market Report From Indianapolis Slideshow
Live hogs 5700 head uneven but mostly steady with 190 to 225 lb at 15.25 to 15.50, 240 to 270 lb at 14.00 to 14.75, 270 to 335 lb at 13.75 to 14.25, sows steady to firm with some 25 higher in certain lots. Cattle and calves scarce. few canner, cutter and utility cows priced 11.00 to 15.00.
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Indianapolis
TV Schedule for March Week at Bloomingon Indiana Channel 4 1Y
TV listings show Popeye Rock y Show Sea Hunt Wild Cargo Family Night Broadway Goes Latin Bie S&now Mahalia Jackson Sings Lunchtime Theater Lone Ranger Lessons for Living Milady Matinee Roller Derby Basketball Wrestling Checkmate Packetball Dance Date Sign off Sheena Brave Stallion Frontier Circus Dan Smoot Report Changing Times Baptist Temple Popeye Sun day Mr Lucky Impact News Interspective Crime and Punishment Silents Cinema Sign Off Daily Word Mahalia Jackson Cartoon Jack LaLanne Coffee With Carter Ind University Lunchtime Girl Talk Milady Matinee Divorce Court People Are Funny Dick Tracy Popeye Sea Hunt High Road Wrestling Racing Basketball Big Show and more listed for March 2 3 4 5 9 10 11 12 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
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Mahalia Jackson
Broken Arrow
Frontier Circus
Dan Smoot
Baptist Temple
Jack LaLanne
Carter
CCA
Ind. University
Lighthouse Tabernacle
St. Francis
Bullwinkle
Ensign O'Toole
Disney
Europe
Greene County Club Calendar Of Meetings And Services
A busy schedule lists World Day of Prayer events at Greene and Switz City churches and numerous meetings. Masonic and Eastern Star bodies, Delomany and DeMolay, Moose and Lions clubs, Jaycees, Kiwanis, Eagles and Elks chapters, and church choirs meet across Jasonville Bloomfield Linton Dugger and Sullivan with times ranging 1:30 to 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of United Church Women
Ae Baptist
Greene County Women’s Democrat Club
L and M
Sullivan Council No
R and A.M
York Rite Temple
Sullivan
Bloomfield Council
Kiwanis Club
Kendall’s
Jaycees Board of Directors
Jaycee Hall
Jaycees
Jay
Moose Home
Jasonville
Methodist Commission On
Commission On Education
Linton Public Library
W.S.C.S
Hiawatha Club
Lodge Hall
Red Men's Hall
Linton Community Conservation Club
Lee Sherrard Park
American Legion
Legion Home
Saron
Christian Church
First Methodist
First Baptist
TV HIGHLIGHTS FRIDAY PRIME TIME LISTINGS
TV highlights list Friday programs across networks NBC CBS and ABC with titles and brief descriptions. Highlights include Who Goes There A Primer on Communism 7:30 p m on NBC and Alfred Hitchcock Diagnosis Danger CBS 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
NBC
Robert Northshield
Northshield
Robert Abernethy
Rawhide
CBS
Gil Favor
Dickens
Fenster
ABC
Bet
Carpenters
Alfred Hitchcock
Public Health Service
Sunset Strip
Dial ‘S
Spencer
Jack Paar
Dick Gregory
Alexander King
Les Paul
Mary Ford
Dominican Republic
TV Schedule Fragments from Terre Haute Listing
A messy OCR style list shows WT H I Channel 10 Terre Haute Indiana program guide for March with varied shows including news segments 6 oclock Report Walter Cronkite and prime time titles like Rawhide Route 66 Alfred Hitchcock Terror Theater Combat Eye Witness Eyewitness. Also many children's programs quiz shows and sports listings across days including March dates and times. The fragmentary text preserves diverse network program blocks and channel branding without coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State
Frontier Circus
Walter Cronkite
Television Schedule Montage For Monday March 4
A listing of hourly programs for WFBM TV Indianapolis from 6:45 p.m. through 1:30 a.m. includes Huntley Brinkley News Tonight Show Movie programs Sing Along With Mitch Hoosier Heritage Jack Paar and more. The dense lineup features cartoons, educational telecourses, religious services, news updates, and a late-night variety slate.
Preminger selects Boston and other cities for The Cardinal
Producer director Otto Preminger will shoot The Cardinal in New England cities including Boston as part of the film’s production. Vienna and Rome will also be used, adapting the best selling story of a priest who rises to a Cardinal within the interwar period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Otto Preminger
Curt Jurgens
Romy Schneider
Vienna
Rome
Friendly Neighbors Club Elects Officers At February Meeting
The Friendly Neighbors Flower club met at Mr and Mrs Norbert Graves home on Switz city route one to elect officers. Mrs Graves was named president with Mrs Parker Heaton as secretary and treasurer. Retiring president Mrs Elmer Hockman and Mrs Willis Livingston were previous officers from the organizational meeting a year ago. The club meets twice yearly in February and August and uses dues to buy flowers for deaths in the neighborhood. A new family, Mr and Mrs Brochin, joined the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Neighbors Flower Club
Norbert Graves
Switz
Graves
Parker. Heaton
Elmer Hockman
Willis Livingston
Brochin
Willis Wakefield
Donald Horn
Bobby
Parker Heaton
Delphian Club Plans Federation Work
Miss Mayme Berns led a lesson at the Alpha Delphian club meeting in Linton Public Library. She recounted her Williamsburg Pennsylvania trip with images of gardens inns churches and governor's mansion, and a film. The county convention is set for Newberry April 7 and district meeting at Vincennes April 4. The Hospital guild benefit card party was discussed with hoped for club support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Berns
Alpha Delphian Club
Linton Public Library
Newberry
Vincennes
Hospital Guild
Sandy Lou Lehman Celebrates Her Sixteenth Birthday
Sandy Lou Lehman celebrated her 16th birthday with a surprise party at the Lehman home on Lyons route one. Guests enjoyed games, contests, birthday cake, banana splits and soft drinks while Connie Russell, Emily Fields, Jo an Stalecup, Jane Schantz, Emily Mullis, Sally Fuqua and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Lou Lehman
Bill Lehman
Billie Sue
Lyons Route One
Connie Russell
Emily Fields
Joan Stalecup
Jane Schantz
Emily Mullis
Sally Fuqua
Susie Bedwell
Patty Carmichael
Janie Woodruff
Jay Sutphin
Steve Brinson
Linen Shower Held For Bride-to-Be
A linen shower honored Mrs. Davie Baize wife of Kenneth Kirby on Monday night at the home of Mrs. Noble Gabbard. Co hostesses included Mrs. Wanda Baize. Guests enjoyed games visiting and prizes were awarded. Refreshments of angel food cake ice cream and coffee were served to the guest of honor and numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie Baize
Kenneth Kirby
Noble Gabbard
Wanda Baize
Delema Bedwell
Gertrude Mathena
Gertrude Calvert
Florence Speits
Harriet Dugan
Edina Thomas
Wanda Speits
Mine Run Year Red Cross Appeal Sparks Personal Donations
A community fundraising call urges readers to donate to the Red Cross highlighting personal stakes. It stresses aid during service separation, child swim classes, and trained first aid with artificial respiration, urging larger gifts from every household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Auto Output Drives 1962 Economic Gain
The Commerce Department said automobile production was a major factor in recent business progress. Auto output accounted for about a quarter of the rise in national goods and services in the last three months of 1962, with passenger car output valued at $23.4 billion at seasonally adjusted rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Explosion damages home in Markle none injured
An explosion of undetermined origin heavily damaged the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lund in Markle Thursday. The blast moved walls off the foundation and shattered windows with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markle
Ind
Everett Lund
Arvin Industries Declares 10 Percent Stock Dividend
Arvin Industries Inc directors authorized a 10 percent stock dividend on $2.50 par value capital stock to be distributed April 29 to shareholders of record April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Wpi
Arvin Industries, Inc
Postmaster Sets Rules For Third Class Mail
Mrs Esther Wolford Linton Postmaster explains third class mail includes advertising circulars or junk mail and remains legitimate. Patrons may request mailers remove their names, refuse unwanted items, or reinstate items in the mail while proper postage rules apply. She notes compliance is usually immediate and that mailers must follow postal regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Wolford
Linton Postimaster
Wolford
America
Tot Shoots Self With Police Gun
Terre Haute Indiana two year old David Slover found his father's police revolver in a truck cab and fatally shot himself in the head. His father Ronald Slover, 30, a four year Terre Haute policeman, was hospitalized for shock after discovering the tragedy.
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Terre Haute
Ind
David Slover
Hisself
Ronald
Slover
Canal Closure Proposal Ties Ships to Communist China
Representative Donald Rumsfeld of Illinois suggests closing the Panama Canal to cargo ships sailing to or from Communist China, a move tied to U S policy and strategic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donald Rumsfeld
R-Ill
Panama Canal
China
Post Office and Farm Bureau Co Op Hit by Breakins
State Police Detective Joe Feeney reports two break ins in Switz City early today netted about ten dollars from the post office and vending machines at the Farm Bureau Co op. Doors were pried, a safe attempted, a window broken, with $200 in cash damage but no other items stolen. Investigators continue the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switz City
Joe Feeney
Farm Bureau Co-op
Feeney
Farm Bureau
Desi Arnaz to wed Edie Mack Hirsch in Las Vegas
Desi Arnaz plans to marry Edie Mack Hirsch in Las Vegas on his 46th birthday. Arnaz, who built a TV empire with Lucille Ball and founded Desilu Studios, rose to fame with I Love Lucy before their 1960 divorce.
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Hollyworld
Whow
Desi Arnaz
Edie Mack Hirsch
Las Vegas
Nev
Arnaz
Lucille Ball
Desilu
Evansville Man Sends Death Count to 150
A traffic accident near the Kentucky line killed Homer Vaughan 41 of Evansville when a log semi struck his pickup on U.S. 41. The crash sent vehicles into Kentucky and raised Indiana 1963 fatalities to at least 150. Jack Clark 26 of Vincennes claimed the pickup turned left, making avoidance impossible. In Indianapolis Mrs. Ella Linneman 51 died and her husband Robert 40 was injured when a station wagon struck them downtown. Station wagon driver Charles Evans 60 faced license charges. At Connersville Virgil Moore 61 died when two cars collided and he was hurled from his car. Robert Cox 23 of Metamora drove the other vehicle. Earlier John Taylor 35 of Selma was killed in a two-car crash on snow slick Indiana 32 east of Muncie.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Homer Vaugan
Evansville
U.S
Jack Clark
Vincennes
Indianapolis
Ella Linneman
Kled
Robert
Charles Evans
Connersville
Virgil Moore
Robert Cox
Metamora
John Taylor
Selma
Muncie
Hospital births and dismissals in Bloomfield and nearby towns
Bloomfield couple Floyd Dozier and Mrs Ronald Robbins welcomed a son Timothy Nathan nine pounds ten ounces. Ronald Neidgh and spouse had a seven pound one ounce daughter. Paul Wood and wife of Jasonville welcomed a son. Dismissals include Carl Pennington Shelburn and Mrs Andrew Street Crane. Michael Heaton Jasonville and Mrs Earl Owen and son of Linton listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Dozier
Dagger
Ronald Robbins
Bloomfield
Timothy Nathan
Ronald Neidgh
Paul Wood
Jasonville
L. A. Wright
Linton
Ajten Wright
Carl Pennington
Shelburn
Andrew Street
Crane Michael Heaton
Earl Owen
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Clyde MclIntosh
Murphy
NIV
Bloomington
Columbian
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Triad
Jasonville -Methodist
Greene County Choral Club
Bloomfield High School
Greene County Hospital Guild
St. Ann’s Alter Society
St. Peter’s Hall
Tri County
Linton First Methodist
Lyons
CES
Masonic Hall
DeMolzy Mothers Circle
Chickateth Council Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Greene County Coin Club
EUB
Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
Lodge
Rotary Club
WTHI
Kangaroo
Alvin
Chipmunks
Mighty Mouse
Behiet
Ozzie & Harritt
Beaver
Jackie Gleason
College of Air
Pete & Gladys
Guiding Light
Dr. Hopp and
WFBM
Huntley-Brinkley
Mitch
Hoosier Heritag
Mr. Wizard
Dawg
Shari Lewis
Leonardo Curley
Bible
Midway
Frances Farmer
NBC News
Merv. Griffith
Loretta Young
Dr. Malone
Harlow
Stooges
Art Linkletter
David Brinkley
Stump the
Mister Breger
India
N.E
Friendly Neighbors Club
Delphian Club
Sharon Lee Jacques
Indiana University School of Nursing
A. R. Jacques
S.M
Bruce Allen Jacques
Wiesbaden
Germany
Jacques
Florence Nightingale
Betsy Ellen Traylor
Sally Ann Young
Elkhart
Karin Olson
Dayton
Nancy Mae McCloud
Crawfordsville
Phyllis Jean Sheetz
Warsaw
Nancy Julia Evans
Indiana University
Board of Trustees
James Whitcomb Riley
Tot
Kathleen Borders
Charlies Borders
William Herring
Indiana General Assembly
Miss Borders
Roy Borders
P. H O'Hern
F.B
Desi
Anderson
Poindexter
Memoriam
Theodore Buckner
Mary Price
William Buckner
THE
Linton Daily Citizen
Joe E. Turner
Linton Daily Citizen, Inc
South Main Street
Warren H. Onken
James L. Coudret
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Dugger
Elmo Banard
Iva
Bob
Bill
Betty
David Hale
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