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03 Mar 1958
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Linton Daily Citizen in Linton, Indiana
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1958
Page
1
Local sports upset opens season and birthday notes
High school tournament results See Switz City Tigers Lyons Lions and Marco Bears all losing in opening session. Daily Citizen marks 59th year with Volume LVIX Number 1 publication and reflection on newspaper longevity and errors. Modern medicine line wraps up the clipped notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switz City
Tigers
Lions
Lyons
Bears
Marco
Daily Citizen
Two Runaway Linton Boys Back at Home
Two Linton boys ages 13 and 12 who vanished Friday prompted a four state police search. They were found in Hopkinsville Kentucky Saturday and returned home. Both are seventh graders at Linton Stockton Elementary and are receiving discipline at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
David Shonk
Chester Shonk
Roy Lee Chapman
Tommy Chapman
Hopkinsville
Linton-Stockton
Seven Boys Arrested in Linton Theft Wave
Police report seven teenage suspects from Linton linked to multiple thefts and a February cabin break in at the Bailey residence. Ages range from 12 to 19, with two released to parents and five held for Greene County Juvenile Court. Additional robberies at Last Chance tavern and other burglaries are under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Greene County
Greene County Juvenile Court
Marcus Miley
Jackie Richards
Young Miley
Carl Maybaugh
Edwin Bailey
Miley
Richards
Maybaugh
Lane Baker
Reharas
J. A. Willams
Bloomfield
Last Chance Tavern
South Main Street
Douglas Trusty
Mrs Wools Dies Here In Linton At 56
Rosie Lee Wools 56 died at 12 30 PM at her Northwest Eleventh Street home after long illness. Born November 18 1902 she was survived by husband Edmond Woolf married April 16 1944 daughter Irene May Phillips of Linton brother Thomas Jefferson Moore of Linton and two grandchildren Ernie Lee and Loretta May Phillips both of Linton plus two step children. Body taken to Anderson-Poindexte Memory Chapel with funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Lee Wools
Eleventh Street
Wools
Edmond Woolf
Irene May Phillips
Linton
Thomas Jefferson Moore
Ernie Lee
Loretta May Phillips
Two County Couples Granted Divorces in Greene Circuit Court
Divorces were granted Saturday in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield. Latona Gay Flynn was divorced from Thomas L. Flynn and restored to her former name Latona Gay Sherrard. Elizabeth Hall obtained a divorce from Bernard Hall with custody of a minor child. He was ordered to pay $10 weekly support and $125 in attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Latona Gay Flynn
Thomas L. Flynn
Latona Gay Sherrard
Elizabeth Hall
Bernard Hall
Auto Catches Fire In City Intersection
The Linton Fire department responded at 1 30 Saturday to Main and Vincennes streets where an auto owned by Miss Aloma Jarman caught fire. No damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Main
Vincennes
Aloma Jarman
Driver Training Class Set For Tuesday Evening
Roy Williams of Linton-Stockton high school announces a second free class for drivers. The session will be at 7 30 p m Tuesday evening in the local school building and is open to all interested persons seeking information about driver license examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Williams
Linton-Stockton High School
Pioneer Resident of Dugger Dies At 86
Ernest H. Dugger, 86, longtime Dugger coal mine operator, died Friday evening at his home after illness following a hip fracture. Funeral services were held Sunday at Evans Funeral Home Dugger. burial in Dugger cemetery. Survived by three daughters, three sons, two brothers, four sisters, ten grandchildren, six great grandchildren. He helped run Sunflower and other mines. member of Dugger Church of Christ. former active in fraternal groups and Masonic lodge. active in county politics. Born May 24, 1874 in Jonesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest H. Dugger
Dugger
Evans
Maurice Clymore
Ralph Keene
Sunflower
Jonesboro
William Dugger
Sullivan County
Elsie Anderson
Mildred Phillips
Sullivan
Mary Elizabeth Anderson
Jacksonville
Fla
Walter M. Dugger
Indianapolis
Dale Dugger
Max E. Dugger
Noblesville
Heart Operation Set For Skillern Baby
Linda a 20 month old foster child of Decatur residents, prepared for heart surgery. Born with a hole between the lower heart chambers, she will use a heart lung machine during operation and then return to the Skillerns after recovery under medical supervision. The Heart Association funded much of the related research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Decatur
Linda
Roy Skillern
Ardmore Hospital
Crippled Children’s Division
State Health Department
Child Service Association
Skillerns
Skillern
Minnesota
Dollbaby
Atlanta
The
Heart Association
Woman Dies at 100 in Jasper
Services will be held Tuesday morning for Mrs. Josephine Green Cooper who died Saturday five weeks after her 100th birthday. The obituary notes she celebrated her centennial last month in Jasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Josephine Green Cooper
Reluctant Bride Returns After Nine Day Bus Journey
Irene Arzedi the 29 year old Brooklyn seamstress who disappeared five hours before her wedding says she rode a New York to Los Angeles bus and back for personal reasons. She plans to marry Joseph Pinto and cried with him upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Irene Arzedi
Joseph Pinto
Arzedi
Mother
Manhattan
Gother
Four Couples File Marriage License Applications
Four applications for marriage licenses have been placed on file in the Greene circuit court clerk’s office in Bloomfield. The couples are Forrest Cox of Bloomfield and Mamie Nolting of Linton, Arkie Leon Vandeventer of Bloomfield and Carolyn Corya of Worthington, Glenn Durham of Indianapolis and Mabel Clark of Linton, and Dallas Shilkett of the U S Air Force and Beulah Steele of Bloomfield route four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Forrest Cox
Mamie Nolting
Linton
Arkie Leon Vandeventer
Carolyn Corya
Worthington
Glenn Durham
Indianapolis
Mabel Clark
Dallas Shilkett
U.S. Air Force
Beulah Steele
Bloomfield Barber James H. Smith Died at 53
Bloomfield barber James Harold Smith 53 died of a heart attack Sunday at his home. He worked at the Starcup hotel in Bloomfield since 1945 after earlier running a Switz City shop. Born Feb 27 1905 in Linton, he was a member of Bloomfield Baptist Church and a Past Master of the Switz City Masonic lodge. Survived by wife Hene two daughters two brothers a sister and five grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Bloomfield Baptist Church with burial at Grandview Cemetery. Switz City Masonic lodge to conduct graveside services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harold Smith
Bloomfield
Mr. Smith
Starcup
Switz City
Linton
Frederick
Etta Jane Calkins Smith
Bloomfield Baptist Church
James Rhoads
Grandview
Mrs. Lorena McFarland Dies in Worthington
Lorena McFarland 60 of Worthington died at 3 30 Sunday morning after a brief illness at her home. Born September 14 1897 in Lawrence County she lived in Worthington many years and belonged to the Worthington Christian church. Survived by son Gaylord R. McFarland of Worthington two daughters Berniece Roberts and Gwendevere DiVincenzo of Terre Haute two brothers Dwight Boyd Cincinnati and Loyal Boyd Norwood two sisters Lena Hollenburg Frankfort and Flora Parrish Spencer and five grandchildren A son Raymond McFarland died in 1954 while in the U S Air Force. Funeral arrangements with Myers Funeral Home. Friends may call and service Wednesday at 2 00 pm at Worthington Church of The Nazarene with Naomi Downs officiating burial in Worthington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena McFarland
Worthington
McFarland
Lawrence County
Worthington Christian Church
Terre Haute
Dwight Boyd
Cincinnati
Ohio
Loyal Boyd
Norwood
Lena Hollenburg
Frankfort
Flora Parrish
Spencer
Raymond McFarland
U.S. Air Force
Myers Funeral Home
Worthington Church of the Nazareng
Naomi Downs
Worthington Cemetery
Victory Pep Session Opens School Here
Pupils of Linton-Stockton High celebrate the Linton team’s sectional win with a pep session after classes. Coach Max Woolsey and listed speakers were introduced and the team spoke briefly. They urged to “Beat Tech” as regional tournament tickets go on sale at the high school office for 1.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton-Stockton High School
Linton
Max Woolsey
William Bolton
Roy Williams
J. Robert Hahn
J. Earl Bales
Tech
Briton Becomes First Leader Of Antarctic Crossing
Vivian Fuchs, first man to lead a complete crossing of Antarctica, prepared to return to Britain amid public acclaim. The 2,100 mile journey ended near New Zealand base. Queen Elizabeth and Prime Minister Macmillan sent congratulations. Hillary aided the final stages and praised Fuchs while predicting a knighthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcmurdo Sound
Vivian Fuchs
Antarctica
Britain
Fuchs
New Zealand
Antarctic
U. S
Elizabeth
Harold Macmillan
Royal Geographical Society
RGS
Edmund Hillary
Mt. Everest
London
Hillary
Bunny
Linton City Clerk Reports February Utilities Funds
Linton clerk-treasurer James H. Asrey presents February receipts and disbursements for the light, water, gas, sewage, and parking meter funds. Details show various transfers, balances, and month totals across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
James H. Asrey
Light Department
Water Department
Gas Department
Sewage Department
Bosell Family Attends Capping Ceremony in Indianapolis
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bosell of Linton attended capping services at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis last Monday night. Miss Norma J. Schneider, daughter of Mrs. Bosell, was capped. Mrs. Binnie Watson of Lyons, Bosell’s mother, stayed a few days with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bosell
Linton
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Norma J. Schneider
Bosell
Binnie Watson
Lyons
Bosells
Mr. Bosell
Impeachment Sought for FCC Chairman Mack
Washington House subcommittee chair Oren Harris said he will file a resolution to impeach Federal Communications Commissioner Richard A. Mack amid claims of improper influence by senators. Harris also indicated senators accused of pressure would be ordered to testify, while Mack denies wrongdoing and weighs quitting his $20 000 a year post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oren Harris
Federal Communications
Richard A. Mack
Harris
FCC
Mack
White House
Baker
James C. Hagerty
Arkansas
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Spessard Holland
Dfla
George Mathers
Three Weekend Crashes In Linton Area Injure Two
State police report three auto accidents around Linton Greene County last weekend. Mrs. Hazel Sutphin of Lyons suffered two broken ribs and a bruised ankle. W. D. Roof of Linton had a fractured forearm and facial cuts after a head on collision on State Road 54 near the Linton Golf Course. Roof faces a left lane charge and court appearance. Mr. Roof’s wife had a prior arm fracture from a fall. Sutphin was treated at Freeman Greene Hospital and later transferred to Mary Sherman Hospital. A fourth crash occurred near Klusmeier’s in front of the drive in restaurant injuring no one seriously. a fifth collision on State Road 59 near the South Linton coal mine injured no one reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
Hazel Sutphin
Lyons
W. D. “Bill” Roof
Linton
Linton Municipal Golf Course
James O. Smith
W. E. Laughlin
Root
Freeman-Greene County
Hallie Root
Sutphin
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Francis E. Frye
Bloomfield
James P. Noland
Klusmeier
Frye
Dallas H. Hoke
Stanley McKinley Martin Jr
Bicknell
Hoke
Martin
Widow of Bloomfield Physician Dies at 87
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora L. Mason 87 of Indianapolis formerly Bloomfield will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home Bloomfield with Rev Jack Masters officiating. Burial in Grandview Cemetery. She was widow of Dr E R Mason longtime Bloomfield physician and taught at Alexander before marriage. Survived by daughter Mrs Marjorie White of Indianapolis. Body to be returned to Bloomfield Funeral Home at 10 a.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora L. Mason
Indianapolis
Bloomfield
Jenkins and Sons
Jack Masters
Grandview
Alpha Zeta Beta
Delta Gamma Sorority
Indiana University
Alexander
Marjorie White
Former Sullivan Publisher Dies At 81
Robert P. White 81 former editor and publisher of the Sullivan Union and longtime postmaster of Sullivan died Sunday at Mary Sherman hospital. A Republican party activist he started as a reporter in 1898 and later owned the Sullivan Union and Republican paper since 1914. He was secretary of the Sullivan County GOP and active in Elks Masonic and Presbyterian circles. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Niles A. Foster, with viewing at Caruthers Funeral Home Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. White
Sullivan Union
Sullivan
Mary Sherman Hospital
Mr. White
Ivan Democrat
Republican
Republican Party
Sullivan County Gop
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Cases Heard By Bloomfield Justice Of The Peace
Seven defendants faced fines or actions in Bloomfield Justice of the Peace Frank C. Dean court. Earl N. Talley of Newberry was fined 5 dollars and costs for reckless driving after colliding with an Illinois Central engine at a crossing. Amos K. Musselman had a reckless driving charge dismissed. A civil suit was filed by General Exchange Insurance Corp. against Harry C Armpriester and Harry Robert Armpriester for auto collision damages near Lin ton on April 28, 1956. Six youths charged with inadequate mufflers each paid one dollar and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Dean
Bloomfield
Earl N. Talley
Newberry
James O. Smith
Talley
Illinois Centrail
Switz City
Amos K. Musselman
Elnora
Kern G. Beasley
Washington Township
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Dictionary
the Citizen
Joe E. Turner
John E. Reeves
Linton Chamber of Commerce
Greater Linton Club
John
C of C
Matt
Miss Jones
Cub Reporter
Skillern Baby
Linton Miners
Midland Middies
Nancy Dennis
Sue Struckmeyer
Elinor Hixson
Melba Dennis
Cheryl Creech
Sandy Brodie
Diana Tomak
Sharon
Arnac
Steve Hastings
Eugene Martin
Dave Davis
Jim Trinkle
Larry Bledser
John Richardson
Bob Frye
Mel Walker
Gerry Durham
Tracy Clayton
Curt Tomak
Citizen
Joseph H. Firsch
Bloomfield J.P
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