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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1963
Page
2
Nurses of the Indiana Nurses Association district will convene at 6 30 p m tonight at the Legion home in Linton with Greene County Nurses Association as host corrections note the prior report listed Kiusmeier s.
Switz City Band Parents to meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the school building. Officers say important business will be discussed and all members urged to attend.
Mrs. Charlotte Wallace 80 died Tuesday at 5 10 p m at Freeman Greene County Hospital where she had been a patient since Sunday Born June 1 1882 in Sullivan County she lived in Jasonville 40 years Survived by son Alvin Indianapolis step son Walter Terre Haute daughters Evelyn Miller Edna Marlow Jasonville one brother Bertie Williams Hymera one sister Opal Oakes Terre Haute nine grandchildren 12 great grandchildren Friends may call at Mc Clanahan Funeral home after 6 30 p m today Funeral service 1 p m Friday Rev Noah Beadle officiating Burial Nyes Chapel Cemetery
Nora A. Anderson of Sandborn died at her home Tuesday at 5 55 p m after four weeks of serious illness She was born December 20 1896 to Scott and Almira Bowman She lived in Sandborn area all her life Survived by husband Morton two daughters Helen Lindsay and Imogene Williams one brother Thomas Bowman four grandchildren Also survived by four other relatives Friends may call at Ives Poindexter Funeral Home services Friday at 2 p m conducted by Rev George Miller Burial will be in Sandborn Cemetery
Caroline Harris 87, a former Coal City resident, died at 5:15 p m Tuesday at Rest Haven. Survived by daughter Viola Hunter of Worthington. husband Andrew Harris predeceased in 1927, and two sons and two daughters. Funeral Friday at 10 a m Myers Funeral Home Worthington. Burial in Stubenville Cemetery. member of Stubenville United Brethren church.
Cody Moss 80 of Dugger died at 2 30 p m Tuesday in Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan Born in Sullivan County he was the son of Mack and Lucretia Story Moss His wife Ida preceded him in death Survivors include a brother Gurney Terre Haute and a sister Myrtle Hammack Sullivan Funeral services will be at 1 p m Thursday at New Kirk’s Funeral Home with Rev Maurice Clymore officiating Burial will be in the Dugger cemetery
The Linton Stockton band with 79 instrumentalists and nine twirlers led by drum major Luann Wright will join Greene county high school bands for the Greene county Festival at Switz City Central gym at 7 30 p m Friday Band director is William F Pirtle The group has performed at home games parades and contests and will also take part in the April 20 chorus event and a May 9 spring concert as well as baccalaureate and commencement exercises.
Mrs. Agnes Shepard chairs a new committee joined by Mrs. Jennie Davis Mrs. Kathryn Harting Mrs. Eva Myes Miss Ruby McCulloch Mrs. Huth Roach and Mrs. Rulsy Minei la to organize local activities.
The Linton Business and Professional Women's club schedules a dinner meeting at Klusmeier's Drive-In at 6 30 p m Monday. The civic participation committee leads the arrangements and invites members to attend.
Glenburn Methodist men organize a family night meeting with a covered dish supper at 6 30 p m. Attendees are asked to bring their own dish to share.
A program of entertainment is planned as she returns home to Midland from St. Anthony Hospital where she underwent surgery. She was a patient at the hospital for treatment and is now recuperating at home.
Industrials rise to 678.04 with a 284 point gain while Rails climbs to 151.83 up 0.92. Stocks edge higher at 240.11 advancing 0.85 and Utilities slip to 134.18 by 0.07 as overall activity shifts.
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