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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
2
SWITZ CITY area residents share weekend and extended visits with relatives in Orwell Vincennes Hartsville Indianapolis Anderson and Meridian. Ocean of travelers includes the Hoopers Brumbaughs Noel Hineman and Hollars along with the Spencers other kin and lodge members visiting Greensburg and Col umbia City.
Anita Kay Smith eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Smith fell from a wagon injuring her left arm a week ago. She is recovering well. Visitors to the Smith home Friday included Wilbur Hale Dugger Garrett Buck and daughters Marilee and Kathie Ora Fainot. Silas Parks visited Carlisle with his daughter Mrs Ervin Booker and family. Mrs Booker is seriously ill. Buck and daughters plus Myra Phillips picnicked at Shakamak. Charles Melson and family from Anderson and Ralph Trotter and family from West Linton visited Austin Woolf and son Floyd.
Bluffton city council voted a 10 percent wage increase for city employees to take effect January 1. In other Indiana items, Gwen Dolene Myers, 8, died after being struck by two trucks near Algiers, and Purdue hosts Indiana rural youth leadership training at Aug 12 to 16 with 4 H club backing. The Muncie fair shutters gambling concessions as prosecutors act. Kenneth Berryman, 34, dies after a crash northwest of Kokomo. Everrett Owen, 70, dies. he once taught Wendell Willkie. At Ft Benjamin Harrison the 250 bed hospital joins the VA system next week with Dr John E Kelly as head.
A Frenchman introduced the popular Neon Tetra to home aquariums in 1986 saying he received the first specimens from Brazil.
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