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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
4
In Omaha Nebraska Marian Jeanne Barry read about Marian Jeanette Barrie of Seward Nebraska and started a pen pal friendship. A mutual friend Marian Jean Barrrie from Red Oak Iowa connected them through the newspaper mention.
Hollywood remembers Lyman Baum creator of Oz born in New York in 1856. Oz tales from Baum live on in the MGM film with Judy Garland and Bert Lahr as it recreates the Land of Oz in Technicolor. The wizardly tale returns to Hollywood where Baum died in 1919 at his Ozcot home.
A town scene unfolds from Bloomfield to Danville as families visit and children enjoy the holiday season. A poignant story follows a sick mother and her daughter with a Santa Claus helper who becomes real, bringing warmth, care, and joy to their home and a Merry Christmas.
Lonetree items note Alta Mary Ballard and mother Mrs. Jessie Ballard visiting The Haute. Various friends and relatives, including the Powells, Cushmans, Gabbards, Markles, and McDonalds, share calls and dinners across Linton and nearby towns.
Mrs. Nellie Goodman returned to Anderson after visiting relatives. The Bedwell family from Pleasantville and Fort Wayne visitors spent time with local residents. Patty South of Carlisle visited friends here recently. Eugene Barnett and son Ronald Gene Fave returned to Fort Wayne after a relatives visit.
Mrs Elvin Bedwell and Jimmie Padgett were guests of Mrs Bill Brown and the Bedwell family. The Skinner and Plummer households hosted Monday evening. Ray Fitzpatrick and daughter visited relatives in Pleasantville. Mrs Ervin Cooksey returned from Indianapolis. Ocie Jackson and children returned to Akron after a week here. Margaret McClung called on Sullivan relatives. Mrs Clay Goodman and Mrs Gerald Skinner spent Monday in Sullivan.
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