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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1937
Page
5
Ex explorers Bob Barry and Melissa uncover a newcomer brown tribe after a dramatic cave exit. They share food and exchange curious views as Barry's watch earns the crowd's awe, revealing a sun-worshiping culture amid a green valley village and a cliffbound canyon.
The Bingo and Good Cheer club hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs. Ella Sims and Mrs. Rosella Reynolds with bingo prizes awarded to Mrs. Mae Sweeney and Mrs. Pearl Skinner. The event drew numerous local residents and family members including Esta Ingram Belle Tison Maude Watkins Elizabeth Blume and others. Also a separate party honored August Cornelius for his birth anniversary with crepe paper hats and favors. Personal notices include the Rose family welcoming Dorothy Mas Rose and other visits and travels among residents and relatives in Sullivan Terre Haute and Detroit areas.
MARCO Dad Owens received word Saturday of the death of her brother Ora Owens of Greenwood Mississippi. Mrs. Alice Wines was in Terre Haute on business Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cross visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Carmichael of Bicknell. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Myers and daughter Berniece were in Linton recently on business. Miss Mildred Schoolser a local school teacher spent the past weekend visiting with her parents in Terre Haute. Miss Betty Blackwood of near Sandborn visited recently with Mrs. Emma Cross. Roscoe Marsh of Anderson is here visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Elza Marsh. Mr. and Mrs. Mack MelIntosh of Worthington visited recently with Mrs. Clara Oakenbill. Marsha Salsman of Lyons Vis-
Oscar Turpin's son recited with Mr and Mrs Horace Turpin. Walter Kinnaman escaped unharmed when his car overturned near Linton. The vehicle was badly damaged. Rev Rosier from Sandborn conducted a Sunday evening meeting in the area.
A postcard mailed from Brantford Ontario on April 14 1911 arrived in Cleveland at the home of Mrs Julia Easton 26 years and 4 months after mailing and after both sender and addressee had died. The card was addressed to her father who had been dead five years.
An old style ad promotes RINEX as a physician prescribed cold remedy. It claims relief from eye and nasal secretions, bronchial spasms, fever, pain, and nerves. The product is non narcotic and offered in 50¢ to $1.00 capsules with a money back guarantee.
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