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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1925
Page
1
A collection of Christmas wish letters from several young children age two to ten. They request dolls, chairs, toys, clothing, and candy, and urge Santa to visit others and remember their families.
Mr and Mrs Ed Bilis and son Norman visited Mr and Mrs Bernard Crichfield. Mrs Laura Willoughby and Mrs Fred Bledsoe shopped in Dugger. Mrs Luther Scott and daughter stayed with Mrs Robert Burch. Beryl Bledsoe visiting Terre Haute. Two girls moved to town last week. Melba Lorene born to Garnet Reynolds family. A girl born to Marl Males family. James Bledsoe called on Joe Rector. Mr Rector is ill. Harris family hosted by Mitchells. Jesse Todd of Bruceville dies. first Midland high school teacher. Geneva and Mary Harris visited with Geneva Honey and William Stockrahm family.
Miss Verna Stockrahm and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Lisman were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Powell Sunday. Mr. Jackson of near Linton did some shredding for Thomas Wilson.
The Jasonville Leader reports that following the Queen mines reopening, more and larger stripping plants will be brought to the Jasonville area soon after New Year. Old Jasonville isn’t dead yet, not by a joyful.
Themselves less than ten million of our 113 million men women and children are working for themselves. The development of the corporation replacing one man businesses is cited as the cause for the decrease in self employment, per Thrill Magazine.
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