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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1923
Page
7
A collection of handwritten requests from children for gifts such as tools, toys, sports items, candy, fruits, clothing, and dolls. Names include FRANK NEWKIRK BILLIE ROBERTS EMILY BASE and DOROTHY KELLY, with addresses and playful asides.
A column of Christmas wish letters from children listing gifts for Santa. Requests include dolls, sleds, roller skates, toy guns, books, clothing, candy, fruit, and reminders to remember mothers, fathers, siblings, and cousins. Letters name children, ages, grades, and addresses across Northwest area.
Miss Beulah Puckett spends the day in Terre Haute. Mrs Joss Goins of Vicksburg and Mrs J S Mitchell with son James shopped here. J J Ecker visits Bloomfield on business. Frances Hudgon and William Cazzell travel to Bloomfield and Miss Ethel Dixon returns from Terre Haute. Mary Scott spends day in Odon. Esther Shaw from Indiana State Normal weekend with parents. Wade Callahan and Kathryn McKissick weekend in Bloomfield. Helen Stewart visits Dugger with Dustin Stewart family. Herbert Priest visits Bloomfield with Kessler family. Marjorie Boles of Sullivan spends weekend with Rev QO Cook. James McGhee and son visit his mother in Sullivan. Dora Pope and Ruby Freund of Jasonville shop here. J C Fromm visits Oakland City for a few days. Hannah Mooney and Rose Anna of Dugger shop here. Sarah Chandler and children Janes and Thomas of Dugger shop here. Esther Bender travels to Brazil to visit relatives. Mrs John C Young and Bernard spend day in Terre Haute. Neal and children from Dugger shop here. Goldie Stewart visits. Allens at city university.
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