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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1929
Page
6
Readers’ health Q and A covers infant head shape, ear protrusion, and drying up breast milk. Advice includes tummy time, vitamin D, sun, and avoiding overuse of net caps. Addresses dietary guidance for pregnancy and nursing, and when to seek clinics.
Jasonville opens the 1999-80 season Tuesday night hosting a faculty squad. Notable players include Hanna and Gardner at forward, Puckett six feet six with follow-ins, Abel at guard, and Supt. Gunn at guard. Yellow Jackets feature Staker, Hardin, Gap Stevens, Southard, and Inman as new faces in a test game to gauge Red Henna’s basketball squad for the season.
Olive Branch residents report Sunday dinners with Sam Chaney family near Jasonville and Eskel Beasley group visiting Torbert Poole. Mourning shared for Mrs. William Stock. Jahm Terhune and children visited John and Mrs. McCullough while Mrs. Edward Page and Everett called on Mrs. Page’s mother Mrs. Cullison. Roy Buckner and family spent Sunday in Vicksburg with guests of Mr.
Mrs. Kelsie Tetrick, Mrs. Lilly Leforge and young daughter spent Monday with her mother Mrs. Sam Page. Mrs. Stelle Hobbs of Midland visited her sister Mrs. Roy O'Haver on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pershing and their son Marion Roy visited Mr. and Mrs. Ophea Pershing in Linton Saturday night.
Special to Tie Daily Citizen reports Hil dred Fulkerson visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Hosea Fulkerson in Jasonville. The piece notes local movements including James Brown funeral in Dugger attended by Henry Howard and Mrs Lammey ill in Midland. Multiple residents and travelers are listed with brief social notes and weekend visits across nearby towns.
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