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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1952
Page
4
New York dentists push a rational approach to child care, telling showing and doing to ease fear. A growing number of children avoid dread through education, with pedodontics stressing prevention over extractions and dentures.
Mrs. Cora Foster and several others from Owensburg and nearby towns attended the Women’s Farm Conference at Purdue University from July 29 to 31. Mrs. J A Sparks visited with Susie Wolf and Lena Simmons recently.
A historical note records that the coffee berry was sold in New York as early as 1863, signaling early urban demand and commercial activity in the beverage trade.
Indiana will raise auto property damage insurance by 40 percent starting Sept. 1. Premiums will increase from four to ten dollars over current rates, with higher hikes for autos driven by under 25s. The State Insurance Commission approved the petition by several insurers, citing a loss ratio of 79 to 80 percent versus a 55 percent satisfactory level.
Indianapolis Aug 6 Six thousand entries expected and forty five thousand dollars in premiums to be awarded at the 1952 Indiana Centennial State Fair. Mrs Hilda Nowlin heads the entry department inviting open entries by Aug 9 and closed entries by Aug 15 for the fair.
Paul visits Agatha Murchison and Emily after their return from a trip. Emily appears assertive and nourished while Agatha grows subdued. Emily assumes a nurturing role, guiding and scolding, and Paul senses a sea change in their dynamics and in his own relationships.
Paul Lennox a fashionable New York pastor grapples with Agatha Murchison over a church fund contribution. Connie Marshall hopes for a proposal but helps mend Lennox's rift with his patroness. Elsie regains peace and donates to the fund as Agatha reconciles with Lennox and aids Emily Mrow.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Morgan and Mr and Mrs Will Davidson spent the weekend at Boonville for races. Mr and Mrs Charles Wolfe and daughters returned to Gary after visiting Mr and Mrs James Linn. Lacy Smith was in Pleasantville Saturday.
Transfers filed at the Bloomfield county recorder include Jacob L. Wilson and wife to L. D. Kibby and wife for lot 11 in Col Turner’s Addition to Bloomfield. John Pearson and wife to Lena May Lawson for 2.60 acres in Beech Creek township. Mamie J Webber to Merlin Grounds and wife for real estate in Stockton township. Leland C. Fisher and wife to O. H. Keye and wife for lot 7 in Yeoman's First Addition to Linton. Charles Tincher and wife to Max Charles Tryon for lot 4 in W. W. Hubbard's Addition to Linton. Peter Schloot and others to Thomas Gillan and others for lots 3 in Hubbard's Fourth Addition to Linton. Otis Griffin and wife to Chester Shonk and wife for lots 1 and 2 in W. W. Hubbard's Fifth Addition.
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