Sandborn Methodist Class Names Officers
The Progressive Bible class of Sandborn Methodist Church elected officers at a Sunday evening meeting. Mrs. Max Gaultney became president, Mrs. Sherman Shake vice president, and Mrs. Harry Bowman Sr secretary.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
1
The Progressive Bible class of Sandborn Methodist Church elected officers at a Sunday evening meeting. Mrs. Max Gaultney became president, Mrs. Sherman Shake vice president, and Mrs. Harry Bowman Sr secretary.
A New York joke features Opp Tom Pos ton claiming he joined a correspondence school but was discharged for playing hookey. When asked how he enjoys hookey he says he mailed them empty envelopes.
Brazilian National Symphony Orchestra appoints El eazar de Carvalho as new conductor for the fall season. He states the goal is to improve the ensemble, not to rush solutions.
The Institute of Life Insurance finds farming attracts similar shares of younger workers as other industries, countering the belief that farming is aging. Based on Federal Reserve Board studies, the data indicate no unusual shift toward older farmers.
A busy sequence of visits and travel connects Sandborn residents with family and friends across Indiana Illinois and New Mexico including Bowmans Teagues Lankierd Lankierd Warner Burress Wagner Slade Lucking Mitchell Greene and Hartsburg households. Guests and extended stays span Wellington Lebanon Bloomington Chicago and Albuquerque with hospital visits and weekend gatherings noted.
The Delta Theta Tau chapter elected officers for the coming year at a Tuesday evening meeting in the Linton Public Library. Billie Richardson was named president and Darwin Banks was announced as the sorority project winner.
Local clubs and church groups list weekly meeting times from Monday to Thursday. Activities include Dagger Lodge F and AM, Junior Legion Auxiliary, Kiwanis, Alpha Delphian, and Methodist church events with times ranging from 1:15 p.m. to 7:70 p.m. (typos in source).
Mr and Mrs George Bowersock will celebrate their golden anniversary with a family gathering at their Worthington home. Lifelong Greene county residents they have nine children 42 grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Members of Mount Vernon Baptist church. Friends are invited to call in the afternoon.
Byron J. Nichols of Chrysler Corp cited safety data showing states with compulsory vehicle inspections have lower highway fatality rates. He urged passge of laws making inspections mandatory, asserting top car condition reduces driver risk. Nichols also discussed economic outlook amid talk of a possible downturn and later commentary on improving economic stability. A separate note records the golden anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Tennysogn Rector of Dagger celebrated May 12 with an open house hosted by their daughter in Indianapolis.
Bil and Cona Baird and their famous marionettes will tour the Soviet Union for nine weeks starting June 10 under the U.S. Cultural Exchange Program. The tour includes performances in Leningrad Kiev Tbilisi Baku and Moscow.
Mrs. Mary Nell Harrison opened the Sarah Mission circle meeting at the First Baptist Church with scripture and welcome. Members voted to continue the circle after a trial period with same officers, and tea cookies were requested for the Baxcalaur event sponsored by the United Council of Church Women.
The Greene county Women s Democrat club met at Humphreys park shelter house for the May session. Mrs Shelby Meurer presided while Mrs Gilbert B Sims read the by laws. The next meeting is set for June 4 at the same shelter. Hubert Lynch and candidates Les Bailey William Poe Harold Har bin and Mayor P H O Hern spoke. A covered dish dinner preceded the meeting.
Mrs. C. BE Strauman fishing near Fort Myers Florida reported a watch she was wearing ran smoothly as she pulled in a catch. The incident notes the ongoing gulf fishing activity and a functioning timepiece during the outing.
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