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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1941

Page

3

Kroger Stores Begin Selling Defense Stamps Nationwide

Kroger outlets in the Middle West and South will stock 10-cent and 25-cent Defense Stamps and sell related cards and albums. About 3,700 Kroger stores participate to widen public access alongside post offices and banks, with first purchases yielding a 10-cent card or a 25-cent album. Cards may be exchanged for Defense Bonds ranging from 25 dollars upward.

Kroger Middle West South William E. Burke Burke Treasury

Jericho Socials Include Visits Across Town

Raymond Bedwell of Terre Haute visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs Fannie Creager and daughter called on friends here Sunday. Herbert Vaughn was in Dugger Saturday night. Richard Pigg of Cass visited his grandmother Mrs Rena Broshears. Dode Figg stopped by Saturday. Mrs Frank Shepard visited Mrs Charles Chambers last week. Jack Edmonson returned to Sullivan hospital last week. Eva Powell and son Galen visited Mrs Walter Sheffler Sr Wednesday. Everett Houldson and family visited relatives in Sullivan Wednesday evening. Lloyd Stanley visited relatives in Sullivan last week. John Chambers visited his brother Charles Sunday. Ivan Robbins and family visited Broshears Sunday.

Raymond Bedwell Terre Haute Fannie Creager Herbert Vaughn Dugger Richard Pigg Cass Rena Broshears Dode Figg Frank Shepard Charles Chambers Eva Powell Galen Walter Sheffler Everett Houldson Sullivan Lloyd Stanley John Chambers Charles Ivan Robbins Rena Mae Raymond Pigg Broshears

Greene county real estate transfers on file in county office

Transfers filed in Greene county include deeds by Ernest Prudhome to Nettie Bland and multiple parcels in Osborns and Bonhams additions, plus moves in Linton Jasonville and Switz City. Names include Weatherwax Puckett Storm Crane Beasley LeForge Ambs and others transferring lots and properties to spouses or buyers.

Greene County Frankie Justus, Jr Ernest Prudhome Nettie Bland Dixon and Wolford Osborn West Linton William Dorraugh Nellie Dorraugh John T. Weatherwax Pearl R. Weatherwax Bonham Midland Lewis I. Walker Roy Armstrong Lola Armstrong Linton William Orville Puckett Mary Y. Packett Harold G. Rea Plew Jasonville Glen R. Chipman Rolena Chipman Hee Edwards Richland Township Ruth Storm Landis Storm J. Clyde Crane Beech Creek Bertha A. Crane Thaddeus Wolford Mary Wolford Harry Welch Mary C. Welch Yeoman Samuel A. Terrell Harley A. Sparks Grover A. VanMeter Board of Commissioners Eskel Beasley Anna G. Beasley Island Coal Company Lindon Effie Dobbs Chas. Hawkins Grover VanMeter Aden G. Cavins Bloomfield Kern G. Beasley Fairplay Switz City Elva LeForge Lillie LeForge Jim LeForge Ina LeForge Theodore LeForge Louise LeForge Paul LeForge Elsie LeForge Colema Day Herman Day Harry LeForge Martha LeForge Craig Bryant Sally Auten Honore Mounier Juanita Mounier

Canadians Face Flat 7 Percent Tax on Gross Income

The Department of Commerce states that unmarried Canadians earning $1200 annually will pay a flat tax of 7 percent on their gross income.

Department of Commerce

Secret Voyage Saga Continues on Salvage Mission

Jim prepares to salvage the Sonora aboard the Aurora while a well dressed stranger offers money to reveal the ship location and break Jim's contract with Hammond. Jim probes the underwater wreck as Curly reports a dangerous scene and more questions about the voyage and those involved linger.

Jim Jeffery Hammond Lois Thenory Larsen Piie Forbes New York Mary Mallory Eric Forbes Sonora South America Hammond Mallory Baby Curly Bates Curly Aurora Collins Avenue Caribbean Spike Diammond China Coast Guard Mary Larsen

Island City Socials Tie Towns Near and Far

Mrs Nettie Harrison from near Jasonville visits the Reed home. Sherman Eager returns from Oklahoma to his parents Mr and Mrs Millard Eager. Mr and Mrs Lem Goodman of Linton join Mrs Margie McKaigne and family from Chicago visiting the Stevens home. P K Hutchison of Bloomington calls on local business. Irvin Carpenter and Pleasant Grove hosts dine with Lon Starks. Haden Stevens spends with Orval Alkire family. Harley Willie of Brownstown chats with locals Thursday. Mrs Lloyd Carpenter passes a day in Linton with Ralph Stevens family. Leonard Chafey of Linton visits relatives here Wednesday. Jesse Stevens and family spend time in town.

Sherman Eager Oklahoma Millard Eager Lem Goodman Linton Margie McKaigne Patty Larry Chicago O. J. Stevens P. K. Hutchison Bloomington Irvin Carpenter Pleasant Grove Lon Starks Haden Stevens Orval Alkire Harley Willie Brownstown Lloyd Carpenter Ralph Stevens Rex Leonard Chafey Jesse Stevens

Weekend with Mr and Mrs Welker Goodman near Morris Chapel

The note records a family weekend at Morris Chapel with Mr and Mrs Welker Goodman and their relatives, highlighting a quiet gathering described in the column.

Mrs. Welker Goodman Morris Chapel

West Jefferson Social Roundup Touches Nearby Visits

Mr and Mrs Jesse Bedwell visited Mrs Eva Jackson and son Charley in Wilmington Ohio Thursday. Mrs Elva Mayfield and Joyce stayed with Mrs Lottie Beck Friday morning. Mrs Jesse Bedwell called on Mrs Nannie Buck Friday morning. Mrs Lola Brooks plans Michigan trip for health. Winnie Purcell spent Thursday with her father Charley Mayfield. his condition is bad. Lloyd Mitchell returns from Hammond Indiana seeking work. James Townsley of Sullivan visits son Floyd Townsley and family. sister Lysle Townsley accompanies him. Rev E L Bates and family from Pleasantville visit William Morris family and Kathleen. Mrs Nannie Buck called on Mrs Clarence Pergal Saturday morning.

Jesse Bedwell Eva Jackson Charley Wilmington Ohio Elva Mayfield Joyce Lettie Beck Nannie Buck Bucktown Lola Brooks Michigan Wilbur Payne Winnie Purcell Charley Mayfield Lloyd Mitchell Hammond Ind James Townsley Sullivan Floyd Townsley Lysle Townsley E. L. Bates Pleasantville William Morris Kathleen Clarence Pergal

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