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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1956
Page
6
Otto E Strum reports a male narrator who discovers the burdens of domestic labor after his wife Mag breaks her arm. He recounts braiding a child’s hair, cooking, cleaning, driving, laundry, and managing the house as he gains respect for his wife’s daily tasks. He vows to avoid trivial questions about her day.
Eldridge, pa beverage study head, urged cutting whiskey tax from 10.50 to 6 per gallon to curb illegal drinking. He warned modern bootlegging could echo Prohibition as lawmakers weigh April 1 tax changes. He argues lower prices make legal liquor affordable and undercuts illicit trade.
Burlington pilot Everett Turner has sailed about 10,000 crossings between Burlington Vermont and Port Kent New York. Asked about the distant terminus across Lake Champlain he quips I have never been ashore there.
Mrs. Mary T Bedwell returns home after visiting the Fate Rice family in Sullivan over the weekend. Ter re Haute visits include Mr and Mrs Hubert Near and daughter Mrs Ralph Near, Mr and Mrs Jim Near and Mrs Lydia Near, and Donald W Moriarity and family with Verdon Carr. Marion Goodman and Harry Keller move to the Figg property with the Bucktown community. Leo Hale and family visit Jack Hale in Linton.
A marriage license was issued in the Greene circuit court clerk’s office at Bloomfield to Earl Roy Rudd and Lucy B. Rudd, both residents of Clay City.
Lyons items note Mr. and Mrs Richard Byrd and daughter and Mrs Lucille Bird from Indianapolis along with Mr and Mrs Clovis Sloop and son from Riley visiting Mr and Mrs Joe Waggoner and Mr and Mrs Elmo Rusher and family of Lebanon. Ed Davis of Linton visited Mr and Mrs William Kates and Mrs Alma rafter one evening recently. Edgar Bloomer of Muncie visited his parents Mr and Mrs D Bloomer Tuesday and Wednesday.
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