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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
1
Advertisment about subscription prices for Indiana newspaper service including rates for one year six months and three months. Includes mailing details and contact lines with preferences for readers and notices about ongoing publication and classifieds.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Ashburn of Vorte Hatle were living guests of Ashburns parents Mere and Mes dames Ashburn. They were accompanied home by Mr Ashburns sister Mrs Maude Vers who visited until Sunday. Clarence Robertson's son had holiday visitors including Mrs Robertson's sister and niece Mea Rose Coffey and Miss Marguerite Coffey of Nashville. Alsman and children Cecil and Edith were all day guests Sunday of his sister Mrs William Watkin and family. Mr and Mrs Hacker and grandchildren May Ellen and Bob Hacker of Dietrick IL visited Mr and Mrs Harry Dourlkis over the weekend. Mrs Harvey Hummel was in Sullivan Monday afternoon. Mrs James Clives shopped in Sullivan Monday. Mr and Mrs Tom Evans and son Billy Hud were supper guests Monday of Mrs Evans parents preoend Mrs Hud Woodward. J A Twarmmack made no business up to Sullivan Monday. Mrs Charles Blersoe and Mrs Augusta Picidman shopped in Linton Tuesday. Mrs Roxie Fitzpatrick spent Tuesday in Sullivan.
Norris bowling team defeated the City in a league night at Linton Bowling Alleys. Bill Maddison was high with 611 total across three games. Individual scoring details follow.
Rites were held this morning for Mrs Moss Cochran, long resident of Stockton township, at the Claybourne Church in Sullivan with Rev James W Davis officiating. Burial followed in the adjoining cemetery. She was aunt to Guy Moss and Mrs Charles Taylor of Terre Haute.
Worthington public figure Fred Jewell, longtime Linton Concert band director, has been rushed to St. Vincent's Hospital in Indianapolis for surgery. Fellow musician Mac Jewell, a nationally known band composer and director, is said to be in declining health since last summer as friends in Greene County hold him in their thoughts.
A fragmented notice outlines plans by a party in a county post of the foreign war office. It references organizational roles and a forthcoming meeting or event with unspecified date and location.
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