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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
3
The program proposes shipping one carload of perishable foodstuffs by rail for every seventy five persons. It outlines a cooperative effort to ensure steady supply and distribution, aiming to bolster food security while leveraging rail networks for efficient delivery.
Prof A M Grass of Linton high school has returned from Indianapolis where he helped revise Indiana high school biology studies as part of a leading educators committee. He chaired the review sub committee this year and previously served on the same panel. He also oversees farming in Stafford township.
Lyons Indiana August 1 192? O M Aldridge selected by Trustee Homer Grounds as Lyons schools principal for the coming year He previously led Switz City as principal and will move with wife to Callahan street Lyons teachers include Chas Corbin Claude Story Ruth Veach Miriam Sappenfield Geraldine Drurey E Bowman Helen Allen Ovid Keller Olivia Baker Ruby Fields Mary Jeffers and Mildred Wells
Rockwood residents greet Sun day visitors including Fred Mitchell and family and Lowell West and family with many local names present. Farmers report hay harvesting in full swing while A D Isenogle makes slow but steady recovery at home. Ernest Huffman and daughter Carrie Jane of Indianapolis visit David and Lizzie Mitchell and Sparks households as funerals and Farm Bureau meetings mark the week in Mineral.
Mrs Elbridge Lackey and son Dale visited Bloomfield while Otto Lynch recovers from illness. Quincey Ashcraft on leave from U S military visits his parents. Mrs Owen Webb and daughter Dorothy plan a Tulsa indefinite stay with relatives. Rev Paul Haywood led services with no morning church next Sunday. Baptist church service at 7 30 pm. Odus Flynn’s daughter illness keeps her at Bloomfield. she returns home. Local residents Snyder Wright Carnegie Sparks attend Union church service.
Twin sisters Cornelia and Nellie Hagen both 20 wed brothers Frank Kruizenga and Jacob Kruizenga in Chicago. The couples plan to reside in Beverly Hills after the honeymoon. The double marriage creates a rare family tie as both brides share the same twin bond.
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