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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1936
Page
2
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Morris Chapel residents. Mr and Mrs Oliver Linn and family. Sam Linn. Della Linn. Mr and Mrs Alva Banenschin attended the funeral services of the infant son of Me and Mrs Lloyd Linn of Trumfeld last Monday. In addition Mrs Edwin Robson and daughter Barbara Jean visited Friday, Barbara Jean. The piece lists numerous neighbors visiting, dining, or spending Sundays with various families including the Fitzpatricks, Underwoods, Beadles, Hale, Robson, Shields, Goodman, Reed, Price, Vaught, Story, Gabbard, and Foster, with several house guests and meals recounted.
Jacob C. Fritz as Executor filed final settlement of Dora Page estate in Greene Circuit Court. The examination date is December 24, 1936, at Bloomfield, Indiana, with heirs creditors or legatees required to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Tillalan J. Bough notes the date November 24, 1986. R. M. Vincent, Attorney.
Automatic referral to the State Board of Tax Commissioners will trigger a further hearing. County officials will hold sessions to consider such prohibitions and potential additional appropriations. Public payers may be invited to attend and present views at the scheduled meetings.
Central Press staff writer Charles P. Stewart outlines President Roosevelt’s Buenos Aires stop and emphasis on participation over opening a conference. The piece notes Latin American appreciation for tactful diplomacy, contrasts with Hoover, and previews more South American notes from Stewart.
A jumble of reflections by Sy Britt and others on national pride bluster and the world at arms, with digressions about shaving stockings mustards plasters poetry, and notes on the Rio de la Plata. It folds in historical trivia about the Parana and Rio de la Plata basins, silver myths, and the origin of the river name.
The Young People’s Christian Endeavor at Nine Mile church sponsored a Thanksgiving program attended by a large crowd. A formal program was presented. Mr and Mrs Dan Shonk and Mr and Mrs Chester Park with Miss Helen Miller visited Mr and Mrs Odis Baytley at Lyons Sunday. Mrs Bartley, recently ill, is much improved. Mr and Mrs Claud Smith of La-
William Britt notes signs of returning prosperity as the public learns what B C L stands for and begins to complain less. He jokes that a car in every garage is unlikely but we are past wolves at the door. He observes Mussolini's rapid conquest of Ethiopia and warns of indigestion. He laments youth leaving home via trailers and cites endangered European birds, including the dove of peace.
Fayette residents spent the Thanksgiving vacation with relatives and friends, including Mr and Mrs Roy Perigo and son. The Harvey Corn farm welcomed new residents, Mrs Ethel Blanton visited with Mrs Fred Nolting and family, and Mr and Mrs Roy Kates with children celebrated with Mr and Mrs John Hlangan and daughter Dorethy, spending Sunday with Gal Mo and family.
Augusto Rosso former Italian ambassador to the United States and now envoy to Russia will wed Mrs. F Wilkinson Bunker of Washington D C late in January in Rome or Paris They met while Rosso was stationed in Washington Central Press
Mr and Mrs Carl Moore and children were dinner guests of Ma and Mrs Roy Perigo Sunday Their guests in the afternoon Mr and Mrs Alvin Blanto children of Jasonville and Mrs Fay Smith and children Guller and family Rex Hoffeditz and son Saturday evening were Lloyd Miller Gerald Shilket and family Mr and Mrs Victor Coxey and sons James and Phil and Cecil Keller of Howesville Mrs and Mrs Frank Hoffeditz and daughter Lois Irene Mr and Mrs Leonard Hoffeditz and Mrs Elmer Purgal and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ray Winters and children
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