In loving memory of Marion Moan
Obituary poem memorial for Marion Moan who died one year ago. Children recall her toil and rest in heaven. Includes verses about heaven, fatigue, and peaceful sleep.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1952
Page
5
Obituary poem memorial for Marion Moan who died one year ago. Children recall her toil and rest in heaven. Includes verses about heaven, fatigue, and peaceful sleep.
Notice is given to Doris Marie Sims that a complaint for divorce is filed in Greene Circuit Court. She is a non resident and must appear by January 6 1953 or answer the complaint. The appearance date is January 6 1953 in Bloomfield Indiana.
Hollywood veteran Robert Taylor says John Derek faces the same "pretty boy" pressure he did. He recalls critics and gossip sunning his looks in the 1930s and describes rugged roles as key to his comeback. He jokes about gossip and notes his own past discomfort with costumes and togas in film history.
An old advertisement touts Bell tablets for acid indigestion and heartburn relief. It claims fast-acting medicines curb gas and related distress and offers a 25 cent price point.
Alfred C. Zaccone, held on $2,500 bond, awaits arraignment on charges for failing to report for a pre-induction examination. Read letters claimed he died in an auto accident and even listed a burial, while draft officials sought proof amid a jumble of doctored notices and a coroner’s form.
Venezuela's provisional government moves to elect a 103 member Constituent Assembly. Zonal returns show a lead for the opposition over the ruling FEI, with URD reportedly ahead two to one in unofficial tallies amid Tuesday's dispatches.
A historical note suggests physician Craws believed in using ether as an anaesthetic for surgical operations. The fragment indicates early exploration of anesthesia practice and its medical context.
Fragmented OCR shows Linton Indiana community paper founded 1900 the Turner family publisher and staff names with misread ads rates. Rates listed per year for Indiana and outside Indiana with print and subscription terms.
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