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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1945

Page

2

Local social notes from Newberry and surrounding area

Mrs. Dexter Wright and Connie Sue of Louisville visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Workman. Clarence Mottern and daughter Sandra Sue with Lee Mottern and Billy Mottern joined Sunday dinner at John Mottern’s. Charlie Miller and Naomi Gastineau shopped in Washington Saturday. Khiva Bowman and children of Sandborn called on Oscar Keljer’s family. Caleb Carr of Lingfoun and Laura Christenberry hosted Sunday dinner. John Brokshire visited Linton Thursday. Lee Mottern and son visited Frank Colglazier’s in Crane Friday night. Dr. N E Christenberry of Detroit visits his mother Laura Christenberry. Sgt. William Hugh Keller returned to camp at Huntsville after furlough. Freida Asdell of Terre Haute vacationing with Sam and Harry Asdell. Donna Sue Moore visiting grandparents Ollie and Mrs. Moore at Crane. Mrs Farol Keller visited Sunday.

Dexter Wright Connie Sue Louisville Ray Workman Clarence Mottern Sandra Sue Washington Lee Mottern Billy John Mottern Charlie Miller Naomi Gastineau Khiva Bowman Sandborn Laura Christenberry Sgt William Hugh Keller Huntsville Ala Freida Asdell Terre Haute Sam Asdell Harry Donna Sue Moore Ollie Moore Crane Farol Keller Sun

Stuart Tablets Offer Quick Relief for Indigestion Sleep Aid

Time tested Stuart Tablets promise fast relief from acid indigestion bowel discomfort and upset stomach with a delicious easy to take tablet. Available at druggists for 25 or 69 cents or 1 20 with a positive money back guarantee.

Local Socials Report Weekend Visits Across Town

Mr and Mrs L and Ms C R Carr hosted day night and Monday at Linton. Mr and Mrs James Minik of Oakland City visited with Mr and Mrs Emil Ault. Mr and Mrs Raymond Miller of Odon called on Mr and Mrs Charlie Anthony Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Charlie Miller visited Mr and Mrs Vernon Bynum in Lyons Saturday night. Miss Norma Jane Colglazier of Crane stayed with Mrs Ima Jean Minks Friday and Saturday.

C. R. Carr Linton James Minik Oakland City Emil Ault Raymond Miller Odon Charlie Anthony Charlie Miller Vernon Bynum Lyons Norma Jane Colglazier Crane Aid Ima _ Jean Minks

Marine Crozier Born With Presidential Name

Harry Tru immer Crozier, born 21 years ago in Dallas, carries a presidential namesake. His parents rejected Junior and settled on Harry Truman, later nicknaming him Kelly to avoid two Harrys. Now a University of Texas student, he is the son of Harry Benge Crozier, ex-chairman of the Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission, who was wounded in the Guam campaign and spent 15 months in Navy hospitals.

Harrys Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission Guam Navy

Dinner Honors William P Angleton on Return from Service

Mer and Mrs James Angleton hosted a Sunday dinner for their son William P Angleton who has been discharged after sixteen months in the South Pacific. Numerous relatives and friends from Linton Mishawaka Shoals Shoals and Vincennes attended and extended well wishes. Family guests included Mr and Mrs Floyd Weaver and others while other locals visited or were mentioned as attending. Mrs James Angleton remains on the sick list and several families have moved back to local properties.

Mer James Angleton William P. Angleton South Pacific Floyd Weaver Robert Dunning Jeanetta Weaver Ivan Weaver Nadine Woskom Linton Leo Cunningham Mishawaka Branch Hunter John Booker Here Claud VanMeter Frankie Vincennes Carol Wimer Harold Wimer Ralph Stevens Rex Jesse Stevens

Colonel Arrest Stirs at Fort Harrison Speed Trap

Col. E. L. Strobelin, commander at Fort Benjamin Harrison, led a campaign against speed violators. He was caught driving 25 mph in a 20 mph zone, arrested by MPs who acted on his own orders.

Indianapolis U.R E. L. Strobelin Fort Benjamin Harrison

Refugee Death Toll Seen On Berlin Roads This Winter

Berlin reports warn that 1,000,000 Germans may die on roads this winter as refugees flee westward. Dr Ernst Grueber urges Christian aid, noting children starving in a former prison refugee home amid bandit looting and harsh winter conditions.

Charles Arnot United Press Berlin U.P Ernst Grueber James Byrnes Washington United States Germany Grueber Poland de Tagesspiegel Russia Control Council Hungary Czechoslovakia Austria

Connecticut adopts branding instead of death penalty in 1673

In 1673 Connecticut chose branding over the death penalty for criminals. Only one known Texas case used branding on a human, making the practice extraordinarily rare in the region.

American Connecticut Texas

Million Czechs Back in Germany

Prague reports that over 1.1 million displaced Czechoslovaks have returned from Germany, about 80 percent. Some 500,000 are political prisoners and 600,000 are conscripted workers. Costs totaled roughly 1.7 million dollars for transport and 520 thousand for rehabilitation aid, with returns from France Poland Austria Soviet Russia Yugoslavia and Hungary in planning.

Prague U.P Ministry of Social Welfare Czechoslovakia Germany France Poland Austria Soviet Russia Yugoslavia Hungary

Flip coin decides seat on streetcar

Two passengers on an Indianapolis streetcar settled a seating dispute with a coin flip after both declined to sit first. The winner took the available seat in a light, humorous moment.

Indianapolis Alphonse and Gaston Alphonse Gaston

Notice of Drainage Bond Sale in Greene County Indiana

The Greene County Auditor will accept sealed bids by December 22, 1945 for sale of drainage bonds totaling 9446.05, in twelve bonds of various Series. Bonds bear up to 6 percent interest, payable May 15 and November 15, with the first coupon due May 15, 1946, and are secured by assessments on affected lands.

Greene County Indiana oTelock Bf Celle Hobee Bloomvnela Os Tweens County Imine Stes Lovere Llyne Evid Enid Thomas Shiaikond Peter Coudings Keene County Areene Shell Feombes

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