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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1936
Page
4
Gay Miwell, a socialite at a Detroit club, meets Dr. Wilson and Breck Carter during events with the city’s elite. Carter escorts her to a speakeasy where he becomes intoxicated and attempts unwanted advances, leaving Gay with a burned hand. Wilson treats her injury at his home.
In a Detroit drawing room, Doctor Wilson reveals loneliness and hints at an open marriage. Guests Miss Randolph and Mr. Keenan drop in at 3 am, discussing Randolph Limited and travel plans while Marian stays unwell. The scene hints at social intrigue and discreet affairs as Paris and North Cape plans loom.
Mrs Elizabeth Borruf hosted a surprise supper at her home south of town honoring birth anniversaries of her son Winnie Borruf and daughter in law Mrs Clyde Smith of Indianapolis. Guests included Mr Borruf Mrs Smith and their children Jane t and Clyde Jr plus many relatives and neighbors. Several families from Dugger and nearby towns visited relatives in Indiana and Kentucky with some remaining for longer visits.
Mrs Keith and grandson Earl Wilson and Mrs Wilson returned Wednesday to Norwood Ohio after visiting daughter Mrs C B Jeffries and Mr Jeffries. Mr and Mrs Tom Jones of Flint Michigan are visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs John Woody and daughter and his mother, formerly Dugger residents, called on old friends Tuesday. Woodys now live in Toledo. Joe Quakenbush returned from Muncie where he visited daughter Mrs Osia Parks and family.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Bales and daughter Levelda visited Mrs Bale s parents Mr and Mrs Sam Ringo Tuesday. Mrs Charles Richardson and sons visited Mrs Albert Kluesner Monday afternoon. Mrs Asher Page visited Mrs Skaggs and daughter Nevis Sunday afternoon.
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