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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1935
Page
2
Unentered in the Linton post office as third class matter. Rates shown for mail and carrier delivery. Annual, quarterly, and six month plans listed. Classified ads at one cent per word with minimum charges. Obituaries and social notices priced at regular line rates.
Revival services are in progress at the Baptist church and will continue each evening inviting everyone to attend.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will host a Saturday night meal at the church basement with chicken and noodles, dress ing, sweet potatoes, potato salad, pie, ice cream and coffee. Serving begins at five, with a menu featuring a full home meal. Miss Marc Tetlon Ritter attended a Bloomfield Home Economics achievement day, and several locals were noted visiting family in Bloomfield and Indianapolis.
Boos and shouted exchanges mark a tumultuous NRA parley as A P Haake of the National Association of Furniture Manufacturers challenges Major George Berry, Roosevelt's director of industrial co-ordination, during a riotous session. Several major industrial groups quit the conference over disputes on government plans for a voluntary NERA.
Mrs Clyde Shake and Opal spent Sunday afternoon visiting relatives near Bucktown. Gerald Skinner and son Charles of Farmersburg were weekend guests of relatives here. The community sine at Mt Marsh is open to the public Sunday at 2 p.m.
Lonetree M Gabbard and Mrs Gabbard visited her parents near Mid-Jand Saturday night and Sunday. TW Bray dined with Mr and Mrs Howard Robinson and other guests from Veni California and Terra Haute on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Tony Burris and son Calvin hosted guests from nearby areas. Various residents traveled to Terre Haute Worthington and Evita on business and social visits. Illness reported for Sifard and Mary Pearl Hensley. Swaby reported ill.
The readable lines discuss loans and medication in unclear terms. It references help to improve finances and health, with a call to act quickly, suggesting a local aid or service. Mentions lending and dieting but lacks concrete details, dates, or names.
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