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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1928
Page
2
The fragment lists advertising rates and terms including per inch charges, rates outside Indiana for various time periods, and minimums for first insertion. It mentions obituaries and cards of thanks or announcements charged at regular line rates and a one cent per word rate for classified ads with a minimum of two words.
The Linton Daily Citizen notes the untimely death of Beulah Laffoon, long time society editor. A capable, likable young woman with a busy social and church circle, her passing brings deep sorrow to family and wide circles of friends.
The death of Miss Beulah B. Laffoon 26, of this city, occurred Saturday at Sherman hospital Sullivan. Born March 1 1902 she lived most of her life here and was active in First Baptist church work. Survived by parents Charles T. and Mrs Laffoon, three brothers George W Charlies A and James R all of this city and three sisters Mrs Marie Wilson Indianapolis Mrs Charlotte A Peyton Coalmont and Eva Jean Laffoon at home. Funeral cortege leaves 210 A street Southast at 1 30 Tuesday for service at First Baptist Church conducted by Rev Oren A Cook burial Fairview cemetery.
Members of the class of 1922 meet at the junior high school at 1 15 Tuesday to attend the funeral of Miss Beulah Laffoon.
Lyons December 3 Special to Daily Citizen reports a week of visits and gatherings. Dr and Mrs ar d R Frye left for Providence Kentucky after time with relatives. Numerous locals from Lyons, Linton, Bloomfield, Sullivan, Spencer, and Jasonville are noted visiting kin, dining together, shopping, oysters, and calls at homes of friends and relatives.
Mrs Sallie Morgan of C street Southwest underwent a minor operation in a Terre Haute hospital last Monday and is recovering at her daughter Mrs Anderson's home in Terre Haute. She expects to return to Linton in a week or ten days.
The W. W. G. Chapter of Olive Branch Baptist Church hosted a vesper service Sunday at 4 pm. The event featured hymns, readings by Miss Fern Page, and a message by Mrs. Wayne Pope on Looking Ahead. Miss Lorayne Miller performed Have Thine Own Way as candles lit the sanctuary.
Grand Bredeweg, municipal water superintendent, announces a midnight water shutoff for a short period while repairs are made at the plant. He notes a recent inspection of all fire plugs citywide in preparation for the freezing winter weather.
Mrs Nellie City wife of Timer City former Linton resident died at her Clinton home last Friday Burial was in Riverside Cemetery Clinton Saturday afternoon She is survived by her husband four children three sisters and one brother The family lived here several years ago
Classified notices and ads list coal for sale and delivery options at various mines with contact numbers. Also offers for dead stock removal, hauling, a shotgun for sale, and household items including a rug and furniture. Local business names and phone contacts included for Edwardsport and nearby areas.
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