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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1941
Page
3
Classified ads details from The Daily Citizen outline rates and policies for ads as well as a sale listing. A breakfast suite studio couch and other used furniture are offered by Mrs. Charles Criss at 170 South Main Street with prices ranging from 4.75 to 22.00 dollars.
Mt. Pleasant banker G Wylie Overly, elected president of the Westmoreland County Bankers Association, spends two summer weeks as a circus clown with Russell Brothers and Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey. He builds his own makeup and props, travels with families, and gives charity talks when not on duty at the Mt. Pleasant bank.
Mrs. Jane Goodwin shows signs of illness improvement after several days. Thomas J. Shields now walks at home after weeks confined to a room. Mr and Mrs Henry White welcome a daughter born Aug 1. Homecoming activities and an all day meeting planned at Morris Chapel church. The Goodwin reunion at Lyons park attended by Raymond Ham and daughter Leona. Mrs Harley Strickland visited Jane Goodwin. Rev and Mrs Claude Oskins of Cass visited T J Shields. Mr and Mrs Austin Wools hosted visitors over the weekend including Hallie Wools of Muncie Lloyd Wools and three children Anderson Ralph Trotter and children North Atlas. Sunday visitors included Garrett Buck and daughter Marilee of near Pleasantville Cora Wilson Harold Gab bard and children Harry and Peggy Melvin Wilson of near Linton and Ora Fainot.
Dugan and Barbara clash over love at a country club dance as Barbara questions her feelings for Larry while Dugan plans a return to Oklahoma. Uncle Hank and Larry confront Barbara about Dugan and a hinted kiss. Barbara resolves to avoid Dugan as she faces a possible future with Larry. The chapter ends with Dugan’s departure looming after strong onstage tension.
Livestock totals show hogs at up 202 pounds lighter weights steady with $9.75 to $11.65 ranges and sow prices up 25 cents. Cattle yard stayed around steady with good and choice steers $11.50 to $12.56 and heifers $7.59 to $9.50. Calves and weaners near steady. spring lambs range $10.75 to $11.25 with lower grades $8 to $10.50. Sheep reach 1,000 head with steady to firm tone.
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