Four Linton Girls Hike to Jasonville in Pleasant Outing
Five popular young women from Linton walked to Jasonville then Masonville for a day of outdoors. They ate breakfast outdoors before continuing to visit Miss Lucille French for music and dancing. They headed back with Miss French joining them, tired but happy from the walking expedition.
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Linton
Jasonville
Masonville
Lucille French
Miss French
Alverna Turnbull
Ruth McClung
Zenobia Denham
Evelyn Poe
Jagonville
Personal notices from Linton column list travels and visits
Mrs. Peter Schloot spends day in Indianapolis. Mrs. Mary Ferry visits daughter in Bicknell. Mrs. Emry South visits Bedford with Emma Bridges. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jarmon visit mother Mrs. Wright in Dugger. Green Letsinger visits Bloomington with daughter Mrs. Raymond Dudley. Otis Cooprider and L W Warner join Clay City homecoming. Mrs. George Truitt and daughter head to Bloomington to stay with Ab. Owens and Mrs. Jasper. Sargent and daughter visit Bloomington mother Mrs. Rufus Suthard and family. R. H. Allen and daughter June Graham travel through Linton to old settlers’ reunion at Odon. Lex Shields and Rex McHaley vacation in Indianapolis with sister Mrs. Ruth Crum. Irvin Stewart and family go to Worthington to stay with Ed Stewart. Mildred Pinkston of Sullivan visits Duggray before returning home. Frances McCain of Bloomfield travels to Palestine to visit Theodore McCain family. Minnie Reichelderfer of Fort Wayne returns home after three weeks in Linton with sister Mrs. James Page.
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Peter Schloot
Indianapolis
Mary Ferry
Bicknell
Emry South
Bedford
Emma Bridges
Roy, Jarmon
Dugger
Wright
Green Letsinger
Bloomington
Raymond Dudley
Otis. Cooprider
Warner
Clay City
George Truitt
Tdonetta
Ab. Qwens
Jasper. Sargent
Rufus. Suthard
R. H. Allen
June Graham
Sullivan
Linton
Odon
Old Settlers
Lex Shields
Rex McHaley
Ruth Crum
Irvin Stewart
Beatrice
Minnie
Lewis
Worthington
Ed Stewart
Mildred Pinkston
Clark
Dug Grey
Frances McCain
Bloomfield
Palestine
Theodore McCain
Minnie Reichelderfer
Fort Wayne
James Page
H” Street
Indianapolis Markets Hogs Steady to Higher on Receipts
Hogs receipts 3,000 with prices 20 to 40 cents higher. Best heavies 13.20 to 13.50, mediums 13.60 to 13.80, common to choice 13.75 to 14.26, bulk 13.80 to 14.10. Cattle receipts 700, dull market. Steers 8.00 to 18.00, cows and heifers 6.00 to 11.50. Sheep receipts 300, market steady to 50 cents lower. top 6.00, lambs top 18.50. Calves receipts 600, market steady. top 14.00, bulk 13.50 to 14.00.
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Indianapolis
Injured Miner Brought to City Hospital
Edgar Chandler from near Dugger was admitted after injuries from the Twin mine incident today. The hospital thanked Emanuel Dixon for a basket of grapes donated today.
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Edgar Chandler
Dugger
Emanuel Dixon
Pythian Sisters Call Meeting at Hall Tonight
The Pythian Sisters announce an important gathering at the hall this evening at 7 30 o clock. All members are urged to attend.
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Pythian Sisters
First Canadian Vessel Launched and Government Moves
The first vessel built on the Canadian coast launched in 1780 by Captain John Meurea, a noted navigator and fur trader, was 40 tons. In the same year New Brunswick counties were established and on October 28 the provincial capital moved from St John to St Anne's Point, now Fredericton.
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John Meurea
New Brunswick
St. John
St. Anne's Point
Fredericton
Olde Photograph and the Lament of a Carefree Boy
A long poem reflects a parent addressing a boy about growing up too fast. The speaker warns that life requires discipline and sacrifice as childhood joy fades. The narrator confesses shared longing for endless May skies and carefree play, acknowledging the ache of growing older.
Nathamas Baptist Sunday School Picnic Draws Husbands
Nathamas class members will entertain their husbands and families with a picnic dinner at Sullivaneitp Park on Sunday August 23. They will depart the church after the morning service and transportation will be provided for those without cars.
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Nathamas
Baptist Sunday School
Sullivaneitp Park
Miss Fern Hall Improves After Hospital Admission
Miss Fern Hall is improving slowly after she was taken to the city hospital last Friday. Relatives report progress and friends wish her a speedy recovery.
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Fern Hall
Miss Hall
Ladies to Make Communion Wine at Church Friday
Christian Ladies Aid society members will meet at the church Friday morning to prepare communion wine. Members are asked to bring a pint jar sugar and any grapes available to supply the needs.
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Christian Ladies’ Aid Society
Alpha Bible Class Meeting Set At Church Basement
The Alpha Bible Class of the Methodist church will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the church basement for the regular monthly gathering.
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Alpha Bible
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge to Work Entered Apprentice Degree
Linton Ledge No. 560 F and A M will perform Entered Apprentice degree work at the regular meeting this evening.
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Linton Ledge No. 560
Cats on Human Food in Chinese and Island Lore
The text notes cats are eaten in China and on the Island of Say with preference over sheep and goats. A young cat, well cooked, is considered superior to rabbit, tasting somewhat like American gray meat but finer and sweeter in flavor.
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Island
Say
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