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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1941
Page
3
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The $6.8 million Research Enterprises plant at Leaside near Toronto began operation, producing high quality optical glass and lenses. Canadian scientists, aided by the University of Toronto institute, framed wartime defense projects including submarine and aircraft detection gear, with Britain and American orders backing the effort.
Mrs Verna Gilligan and Ruth of Bloomington visited friends Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Jesse Stevens hosted dinner guests with Naomi and Donald Ray Tuttle, and Mrs Roy Baker of Linton. Several neighbors many at Pleasantville and Burris Chapel swapped visits while Hall remains ill. a Sunday dinner and Koleen reunion ended the week.
Local residents from Bloomfield, Plainville, Linton, and Indianapolis visited friends and relatives across several towns. Notable stops included Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Winkle near Bloomfield, the Miller party from Indianapol is, and the Cross family in Sandborn. Travel extended to Digger, Charlestown, Terre Haute, Columbus, and Gillum with varied family weekend gatherings.
Barbara Dugan and Uncle Hank host Dugan Blake at Larry's estate where Hank reveals a rival oil firm offered Dugan a job. Barbara accuses him of theft, they reconcile, and Dugan proves skillful in archery and polo. The scene shifts to polo action showing Dugan excelling on Briar Hill No. 1.
Mr and Mrs Darrell Hardisty and children called on Mr and Mrs Jesse Bedwell Sunday at noon. Bedwells have returned from a vacation in the South. Tom Purcell of Pleasantville visited his father Charley Mayfield who is unimproved. Bedwells in Pleasantville Saturday. Melvin Goodman spent Monday with Elmer Dove. Island City visitations, Knechs and Rooksberry families from near Sullivan visited Melvin Goodman Tuesday night. Charley Jackson of Xenia Ohio visiting Eva Jackson.
Mr and Mrs E A Cornelius and daughter Thyra Jeanne of Columbus Mississippi are visiting relatives and friends here.
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