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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1963
Page
2
The article discusses a forthcoming federal budget with a tax cut expected to boost the economy and $8 billion in added government spending plus $5 billion in business investment for the economy. Personal income tax collections are projected at $49.3 billion, up $4.3 billion, requiring more than 9 percent income growth in Greene County to meet the local tax quota.
The Forever Learning Home Demonstration club of Smith township met at Mrs. George Peavey’s Lone Tree road home with Mrs. Earl Gabbard presiding. Members wore green for St Patrick’s Day and key lessons covered health safety table manners and etiquette. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. James Wadsworth.
A missionary to Indians in Arizona will speak at Jacksonville Assembly of God at 10 30 a m with slides and chalk drawing during the morning service Rev Kelso Allen invites the public to Sunday school at 9 30 and the Home Missions service at 10 a m Miss Lindsay a Egypt missionary of 12 years will address Lyons Free Methodist at 9 30 a m and 7 p m Sunday March 31 She has taught at Assiut Girls School and now engages in women and student outreach with Egypt’s church conference A basket dinner will follow at L and M school cafeteria
The Red Cross Advanced First Aid students were reminded of a class scheduled for City Hall at 7 p m Monday in a today announcement.
Boy Scouts from Troop No 50 at Linton camped overnight from Humphreys park to a Scout camp to work on second class rank skills. The weekend included firebuilding and knife ax and compass achievements and a vandalism clean up with a police and scout leader appeal for reporting acts. Participants listed include Jim Agnes Mark Barnett Roy Barnett Rendy Benefiel Ralph Brewer Terry Bush John Collis son Steve Cooper John Correll Monty Cox Carl Critchfield Jon Feeney Donald Fish Jay Flickinger Robert Flickinger Mike Hemmerling Bob Hostetter John Markle Gene Massey Cliff McCracken Bruce Moore Sandy Oaken Jim Padgett Mike Poole Doug Roush Steve Sarris John Shields Jim Sitterding Andy Slavik Russ Smith Randy Tannehill Curtis Wilkinson Marlin Baker Warren H Oaken Scout Master with assist ant leaders Bill McKinney and Ken Sitterding.
The listing shows daily programs including People are Funny Dick Tracy Popeye Rocky Sea Hunt Wild Cargo Family Night Broadway Big Stew Mahalia Jackson Sings Sign Off and various other segments with times throughout the day and late night hours. The grid includes cartoons dramas sports and talk show entries in a typical local station schedule format.
NBC features Jack Paar with Brooks Hays Aznavour and Harry Secombe at 10 pm EST. P G Wodehouse discusses Stiff Upper Lip Jeeves on calendar at 7 am. CBS covers Route 66 narcissus on an old red fire engine at 7:30 pm with Anne Helm. Eyewitness on Yemen report at 9 pm.
A garbled WTHI Terre Haute schedule shows CST times for programs across days including Walter Cronkite Rawhide Alfred Hitchcock Eastwood and Punch lines for Lone Ranger type features. It lists news reports and late shows with titles such as Gunfight Gunemoke and Danny Thomas and Lucy shows amid morning to late night blocks.
Daily programming list with times and shows across WEBM TV Indianapolis for Friday March 29 Saturday March 30 Sunday March 31 and Monday April 6. Notable items include The Match Game Frances Farmer Huntley Brinkley News Sing Along With Mitch Jack Paar This Is The Life This Is The Life Hour of St Francis Faith for Today Pix on Six This is the Life and sports segments with Weather and NBC News.
A packed schedule lists Triad rehearsal at Linton Public Library, St. Ann's Altar Society and DeMolay groups meeting at various venues, Greene County Hospital Guild in clinic room, choral club at Bloomfield High School, church choirs and boards, and numerous fraternal and civic clubs meeting across Jasonville and nearby towns with times from 2:00 p.m. to 7:39 p.m. on Monday.
In Jasonville Republicans filed single candidates for mayor and four council seats including Bill Rowell mayoral bid Loren Markle first ward councilor Fred Crane second ward Arthur Rine third ward Donald McNabb fourth ward and Herbert Brown at large Rosemary Miller seeks clerk treasurer Democrats field opposition Gene Inman opposes John Brewer for mayor in a key race John Wilkes faces Harry Fougerocusse and Ralph Faught contests fourth ward council seats Don Winters runs against Dennis Pittman for at large council seat Gail Ketchem and Lewis McQueary face no opposition for clerk treasurer and third ward councilman respectively
John King a Latin America specialist with the U S State Department will address the Housier State Press Association luncheon in Indianapolis replacing Pierre Salinger who cancelled due to illness The White House said Salinger the presidential press secretary is fighting a virus with a high fever and has cancelled engagements in Chicago and Indianapolis Acting press secretary Andrew T Hatcher announced the changes.
Arrangements set for a city hall bus at 6 p.m. Tuesday to take attendees to the Greene County Women’s Democrat Club meeting at Jasonville High School cafeteria. A covered dish supper starts at 6:30 p.m. and guests should bring their own place settings. A business session and program follow.
Asian Games champion Johnny Jose faces Lew Gerard of New Zealand in the opening singles and 43-year-old national open champion Felicisimo Ampon meets Ian Crookenden in Manila as the Philippine New Zealand interzone Davis Cup series begins.
The National Institute of Health reports separate spouses seek more outpatient psychiatric treatment in 1961 than all other marital groups. Divorced, single, widowed, then married individuals follow in treatment rates.
Frank Pappy Corbin of Linton is a patient at St Francis Hospital Beech Grove Indianapolis after surgery. He is assigned room 168.
Howard Cromwell Unit No 123 Mothers of World War II hosted March birthday observances at St Peter's hall with national officers Cecil Martin and Alta Melton present. Guests toured Linton and invited visits to the Indianapolis national home as bake sale plans shift to a bakeless sale on April 8.
Two new dens joined Pack 50 at the March Cub Scouts meeting in the Scout hall. Rev. W. T. Murphy distributed badges to mothers who then pinned them on their sons. Awards went to Joe Ellis, Ronald Wright, Denny Crawshaw, Randy Shank and others for Lion, Wolf, silver and gold arrow honors. Displays on All Around the USA featured state maps and crafts, with a Know Your States game.
A fundraising basketball doubleheader at the Jasonville gym features the Band Girls versus Band Boosters Moms in the 7 p.m. opener, followed by The Fats teachers and businessmen facing The Leans Band Boys. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students, with door prizes for attendees.
The Greene County Coin Club schedules a public meeting in the Vocational Agriculture room at Bloomfield High School at 7 30 p m DST Monday evening inviting the public to attend.
Funeral services for Mrs Bes sie Rose age seventy who died Tuesday will be held at Newkirk Funeral home in Dugger at 1 p m Saturday afternoon. Roy Bridwell will officiate and burial will be in Pleasantville cemetery.
Live hogs were weak 25 to 50 cents, with 190 to 225 pound pigs at 14.00 to 14.21 and larger weights 13.25 to 13.75 per hundred. Cattle and calves total 350 with steers mainly arrive basis, cows steady to weak, vealers 20.00 to 31.00, prices for canners to utility cows 13.00 to 15.00 and 11.00 to 12.50 for heavier bulls.
Thursday's admissions include Bernard Schantz Lyons. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Alec Mathis of Bloomington weighing five pounds five ounces named Patricia Ann. Dismissals include Howard Hudson Linton Mrs Larry Lunn and son Linton Daniel McAllister Linton Mrs Burl Boyles Linton.
Two Indianapolis brothers were sentenced in federal court for the March 12 holdup of the American Fletcher National Bank branch. Joseph Gary, 21, received seven years and his brother Raymond, 27, 10 years. They stole 1729 dollars.
In loving memory of Henry Arch Cross who passed away on March 30 1962. He is remembered with affection by family and friends. A funeral service was held and his legacy is honored by those who knew him.
In memoriam Goldie May Hudson who passed away March 10 1960. One of God's stars.
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