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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1928
Page
5
A physician from Ohio promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel tonic to improve complexion and energy. The olive colored tablets are offered in 18c 30c and 60c sizes as a substitute for calomel and claim to remove impurities and restore buoyancy.
The Union Association Brotherhood was entertained by the Sandborn Baptist church led by Rev. Clarence McBride. About 125 to 150 attendees heard programs from local churches and the Grabbe orchestra with Dorothy Corbin at the piano. Next meeting set for Washington with officers elected for the coming year.
William Johnson of Poe and Johnson returns from Indianapolis to his hometown. He plans to stay in Linton most of the time, with his Indianapolis business thriving, and will be found at the old reliable as before.
Fashion note proclaims suspenders back in vivid hues for winter wear. The piece suggests two pairs per belt, questions compatibility with belts, and emphasizes display over practicality as these colorful galluses resemble wearable art for fathers.
Dugger notes list Union high school faculty vacations with many entries of relatives visiting Dugger or traveling to cities like Versailles Burns City Indianapolis and Chicago. Names include Supt. C L Stoyremoller J C Bratt Thelma Blair Ruth Harvey and Mary Corrine Deputy among others with movements to Terre Haute Fort Wayne DePauw and Bloomington.
Miss Veli Green of Indianapolis and Miss Dorothy Hastings of Greencastle visited Jasonville over the weekend. Several locals, including Mr and Mrs William Slager, Mr and Mrs Frank Addis, and Arthur Griffith, welcomed relatives and friends from Terre Haute Sullivan South Bend Greencastle Lafayette and DePauw University.
The General Assembly notes December 11 as Indiana Day and urges observance by schools and citizens. Official symbols include the blue state banner with a flaming torch and 13 stars adopted in 1909, the state song On the Banks of the Wabash Far Away adopted in 1913, and the tulip tree as state flower since 1902. The latest state information booklet Indiana 1926 is available, with a new publication Indiana 1779 1929 upcoming for free distribution.
Local residents frequent nearby towns with social visits and shopping in Coal City Linton Terre Haute and Anderson. A three o clock radio party at Dexter Henney home included George Pope family Orval Smith twins Willie and Jackie and Norma Hazel. Lebanon church donated a truck load of groceries for the needy in Bicknell.
Clyde Breck began duties as bookkeeper at the Linton telephone exchange this morning. Albert Marder, former bookkeeper, has moved to become a solicitor for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
Robert Asrey William Pirtle and Joe Malicoat hiked about four and a half miles to the home of Robert's aunt Mrs Fred Holt yesterday. The boys report a fine trip.
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