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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1963
Page
3
Tonight the Greene County Hospital Guild hosts a card party in the Antler room of the Moose Lodge in Linton to raise funds for an air lock incubator for the hospital nursery. Proceeds will aid newborn emergency equipment as guild members plan prizes and refreshments for a countywide audience.
Connie Cravens, a Indiana State College student and L and M High School graduate, was honored at a March 13 dinner for students with above a B average. The report notes her inclusion on the college's first semester scholastic honor roll and mentions other local honors and community updates.
The British Embassy said Ambassador Sir David Ormsby-Fore’s gasoline credit card was used to charge at least 180 dollars for gas oil tires and auto repairs.
The Forever Learning Home Demonstration Club of Smith township held its March meeting at the home of Mrs Henry Yake. Members sang Onward Ever Onward and shared their favorite 1962 lesson.
Rep Winfield K Denton a Democrat from Indiana introduced a bill in the House to authorize a 12 million Veterans Administration hospital in Evansville Indiana. The project aims to relieve overcrowding at the Marion VA hospital serving southwestern Indiana southern Illinois and western Kentucky. Denton has pushed similar bills in prior sessions.
At Rest Haven lounges Mrs. May Moss Mrs. Eliza beth Turpin and Miss Winnie Hicks were guests of honor. The refreshment table featured birthday cakes mint cups and shamrock party favors. Ice cream and cake were served to several residents and guests including Miss Winnie Hicks who recently celebrated her 94th birthday with a decorated cake candles and gifts.
The Junior Cosmopolitan club of Sandhorn held its first meeting at Mrs. Jerry Carmichael’s home with Mrs. Alfred Norris presiding. Guests included Mrs. Jimmie Yagle as co host. Members discussed money making projects and communism lesson followed by social hour and refreshments.
The Lyons First Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service held its March meeting in the church lower auditorium. Mrs. Gertrude Kiler led a hymn and prayer, a playlet highlighted lessons on the National Council of Churches. Officers were elected with Opal Soliday president and Connie Sizemore treasurer, as St. Patrick's Day refreshments ended the gathering.
George G. Knight and Leonard C. Ray, both of Indianapolis, are jailed in Marion County on stolen mail charges with bonds set at $3,000 each. Post inspectors say they took a mail pouch containing parcel post packages from railroad docks on South Capitol Avenue and they admitted the Sunday night theft.
The page features a cryptogram puzzle sample showing a long quotation where AXYDLBAAXR maps to LONGFELLOW and explains substitution rules. It also lists fragmented crossword clues and references a previous cryptoquote by Herodotus.
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