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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1948
Page
6
Kern G. Beasley as administrator of Thomas Woods deceased has filed the final account in Greene Circuit Court. The November term 1948 session on December 29 requires heirs creditors or legatees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Frank A. Denning clerk of the Greene Circuit Court signs the notice.
Salt Lake City public relations figure Steve Moloney wrote to friends from a postcard depicting Alcatraz federal prison. The caption reads I am having a wonderful time wish you were here.
Donna Callwell, a successful New York career girl, tells her parents she will not marry Mark Banister despite his proposal. The story traces postwar relationships at the Lakeside Club and the couple’s unresolved tension as Donna defends her choice to remain single.
A collection of miscellaneous notes describes blue zircons and aquamarine zones, the fire of zircons under heat, hydrogen as the lightest gas, the Guilford county health department establishment in 1971, Oceangoing depths near Java at 20 340 feet, a northwest basin near Australia, Alaska rainfall patterns, Spanish as Puerto Rico’s dominant language, railroads’ steel use in 1923, average American rides per year on mass transit, Lewiston Idaho near the Canadian border with bamboo and tobacco, and early gas stove burner placement for wash boilers.
Michigan conservation department field men report stronger numbers of blue wing teal black ducks and mallards with gains in pintails, indicating successful hatches across the season in the state. Milk bill found dated July 1914 reveals an attached note about restoration of faith in humanity from a daughter.
G C Bandy at 20 is cited as the youngest railroad brakeman on the Rock Island lines. He says his love of trains began at 13 and he began work at 15 as a switchman. He kept dimes saved in a mattress for 18 years, totaling about 10000.
In Hays Kansas Barney Herl begins the process of investing his savings in real estate by taking steps at a local bank. This marks the preliminary stage of his plans to acquire property.
G Beasley as administrator de bonis non presents final account for the estate of Pradice Haruff deceased. The Greene Circuit Court will examine on December 29 1948 to approve or reject the settlement. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause if any. Witness the hand and seal November 29 1948.
Mahlon W. Calbreath administrator presents account for Nancy Gilbreath estate. Greene Circuit Court November Term 1948 schedules examination for December 27 1948 when heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Frank A. Len ning. Bloomington Indiana. 11/29 12/6-18.
Young Gardner Scott cried uncle when he found on a trial pair of handcuffs could not be removed. Police officer Edward O'Connor who is his uncle freed him at the station with the key.
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