Linton Daily Citizen Classified and Editorial Notes
The Linton Daily Citizen a Hoosier press association member publishes local notices and rates for subscriptions advertising obituaries and announcements. It lists delivery and subscription options in and out of Indiana and explains classified ad pricing per word and per insertion with conditions on payment and reliability.
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Democratic Editorial
Linton
Indiana
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Local Folks Share Visits Across North Bucktown
Jesse Abrams visited Dennis Fordice Tuesday evening. Pahmeier family members and Bradley returned to Muncie after an extended visit with Fordice and Jackson households. Pvt. Paul Pahmeier stationed at Camp Knox Ky spent the weekend with relatives. Families including Burr Fordice Hale Fines and Higar plus Mamie and Mary Pruett joined multiple social visits and church gatherings at Mt Moriah and Ja sonville locations.
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Jesse Abrams
Dennis Fordice
Charles L. Pahméiér
Bradley
Muncie
Donald Pahmeier
Ocie Jackson
Paul Pahmeier
Camp Knox
Harry Burr
Linda
Bobby
George Fordice
Gloria
Mt. Moriah
Claude Foster
Larry
R. A. Hale
Linton
Art Fines
Jasonville
Hugh Higar
Mamie Pruett
Mary Pruett
Midland
C. Fordice
la Verne Bedwell
Ruth Fordice
Social Security deadlines for lump sum death claims
James E. Snider of the Terre Haute office notes August 31 is the deadline to file claims for lump sum death benefits for insured persons who died abroad between December 6, 1941 and August 10, 1946. Benefits go to surviving spouses or those who paid burial costs. widows and widowers qualify regardless of burial costs, with limited eligibility for others. Applications must be filed by August 31, 1952.
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United States
James E. Snider
Terre Haute
United State
Cod Dominates New England Fishing Share at Three Fifths
Members of the cod family constitute about three fifths of the total catch in New England’s fishing industry, reflecting the fishery's dominance by this group and its impact on local markets and employment.
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New England
Knoxers Clinch Perfect Season with 9-2 Victory
The Knoxers beat Solsberry 9-2 at High School Park to finish with a flawless season and claim both halves titles. Archer, Bland and Putman led at bat while Lindsey and Abrams handled the Solsberry battery. An all-star team will face the Knoxers in a best two of three series starting next Monday, with games at 8:30 p.m. from Switz City and Linton coaching staffs selecting the roster.
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Sandborn-Edwardsport
Solsberry
High School Park
Knoxers
Archer
Bland
Putman
Knox County
Lindsey
Abrams
Freelandville
King
Nierste
Standings Take Shape in Second Half of League Season
The article notes teams still to make selections as the league enters the second half of its schedule. Standings in the second half determine potential title race.
Licenses Issued by Greene County Clerk
Two marriage licenses have been issued by the Greene circuit court clerk at Bloomfield. They were issued to John E. Mize of Hymera and Anabelle Phillips of Terre Haute, Virgil O. Davis of Bloomfield Route Three, and Edith Hayes of Springville Route One.
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Greene Circuit
Bloom
John E. Mize
Hymera
Anabelle Phillips
Terre Haute
Virgil O. Davis
Bloomfield
Edith Hayes
Springville
New Casualty Totals Told by Department
The Defense Department reports 114,310 American casualties in Korea up 642 from last week. The tally includes 20,087 deaths 81,874 wounded 9,459 missing 1,495 captured and 1,385 returned to service. Breakdown by service shows ARMY 92,180 casualties 16,777 deaths 64,210 wounded 8,380 missing 1,491 captured. NAVY 1,437 casualties 399 deaths 1,065 wounded 61 missing. MARINE CORPS 19,480 casualties 2,560 deaths 16,560 wounded 340 missing. AIR FORCE 1,213 casualties 441 deaths 39 wounded 688 missing.
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Washington
U.P
Defense Department
Korea
ARMY
NAVY
Marine Corps
AIR Force
Charges filed for Pearl Hale in Linton disorderly conduct case
Disorderly conduct charges were filed yesterday in Linton Police court against Mrs Pearl Hale. The charges were dropped at a morning hearing before Mayor Robert C McFadden pending the defendant's good behavior.
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Linton
Pearl Hale
Robert C. McFadden
How Do I Do It echoed Bill Jones
A narrator repeats a man named Bill Jones describing a simple loan method. The passage advertises the Home Loan & Finance Company located at 191% N Main St in Linton offering quick funds for personal needs.
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Bill Jones
Home Loan & Finance Company
N. Main St. Linton
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