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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1928
Page
2
Thieves entered Walter Poe's slaughter house ten miles southwest of the city and stole a dressed hog about 140 pounds and a hind quarter of beef. Two other dressed hogs and additional beef remained. The daughter house door was unlocked allowing access. No vehicle or foot tracks seen. police alerted. a reward of 25 offered for information leading to arrest and conviction.
White Rose residents and relatives enjoyed Thanksgiving visits and family dining. Codie Wright and family, Rube Stanton, Henry Bennett, Tallie Wright, Audrina Russell, Hallie Richard, Hubert Poole, Levi Carpenter, Ralph Magner, Lloyd Carpenter, Ivan Haun, Effie Poole, Byron Pickett and others spent the holiday with relatives, plus travel to Terre Haute and Indianapolis for gatherings.
Midland News Special lists residents visiting relatives and hosting gatherings during Thanksgiving week. The column names Ogle Smith, Betty Leigh, the McBride family, Staleup and Neal households, and many others with extended family visits across Harves Glen Dora Seymore Linton Mohawk Harry Terre Haute Plainfield Terre Haute. The tone is communal, detailing kinfolk travel and dinners.
A vintage ad extols Hueanne Ribbon as a five cent cigar that delivers surprising quality. It touts thirty years of cigar making, imense production, and pure Havana tobacco with long filler for a mellow, fragrant smoke. Available in pocket packages of five cigars.
Residents of Little Shiloh and surrounding area gathered for Thanksgiving with relatives in Odon Blooming ton and Lyons. Visitors included Mrs Chan Campbell Indianapolis Mrs James Neal Foster son Levora Geneva Miami Indianapolis Clyde Mays Miami and many others. War Mothers met at Mrs W H Baker with a bountiful dinner and a program of questions.
Owensburg reports a busy holiday weekend with relatives from Indianapolis visiting local families through Thanksgiving. Names include Graham Gorman Inman and Baker, Wollam, Dye, Lehman, Warheld, and others visiting or traveling. Local moves and a new birth are noted along with church services upcoming.
Mr and Mrs John W Haskett Mrs Marie Smith and Lowell Haskett dined with Mr and Mrs John Tr Smith of Jasonville Sunday Misses Helen Worth Avetta Schoonover were in Jasonville Saturday Qta Smith and daughter Lorene shopped in Jasonville Saturday night Miss Violet Hall was in Jasonville Saturday night Meg and Mrs John W Taskett Mrs Stella Haskett Mrs Marie Smith Louie Bedwell and Larnel Smith attended church at the Assembly of God in Jasonville Sunday night Troy Scroggins visits Ma and Mrs Thomas Hall this week
Modern Woodmen of America announces the election of officers at the regular meeting Friday night December 7. The gathering will discuss leadership roles and the path forward for the lodge. Members are urged to attend for voting and organizational updates.
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