Local social notes and travel across Linden area
Personal mentions detail Jerald Lawton from Jamestown and others visiting, returning from universities and travels to Frankfort Bowling Green DePauw and Richmond. Townspeople celebrate birthday, visits with relatives, and a Linden fire department upgrade with new chemical engines. Also a note on southern yellow pine strength compared with various hardwoods.
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Eugene Owsley
Terre Haute
Eliza Owsley
Linden
John Knettle Family Relocate to Frankfort
John Knettle his wife and son move from Mulberry to Frankfort leaving their former Mulberry residence. The family previously resided here and now establish a new home in Frankfort.
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John Knettle
Alva
Mulberry
Frankfort
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. W. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
All Drugeists
Halls Family
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Cox & Booker
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Janette
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George Spahr
J.C Saidin
Pauline Cox
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Tom Flamingam
Homer Hayes
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Kathleen Johnston
Will Castor
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Olen Little
Jasper Bocher
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