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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1928
Page
2
Junior students receive rings described as yellow gold with black enamel crest bearing LL and 1930 numerals while the debate team readies a rehearsal for the student body. Junior rings, magazine racks, club events, and class news fill Linton High School notices.
Mrs Hat Bivens of 1225 Brookside Avenue Indianapolis testifies Konjola cured long standing stomach kidney and nerve ailments after a brief treatment She claims headaches indigestion and smothering spells vanished and praises the medicine as a permanent cure Sold in Linton Indiana at Hamilton drug store and by regional druggists Konjola contains 82 ingredients with 22 juice extracts and targets the disease causes rather than temporary relief
Gerald Rupert of Linton received a 1982 numeral for Indiana University freshman football, announced by the coaching staff. Rupert played end. The Rhinie squad honored 36 freshmen, including eight ends, six tackles, six guards, three centers and 13 backs, with 120 candidates entering the fall.
Weekly attendance by rooms and wards shows city average at 96.47 percent with high marks in Central and various high schools. Notable attendances include Miss Beckwith Central 99.13 and Miss Harbett Central 98.65, while several sections report 95 to 97 percent. Variations appear across sections and wards with final line noting a stray OCR fragment.
New Lyons students include Elsie Weddle from Marco Cleo and Leon Flynn from Switz City. Several pupils are out with flu but mainly mild. classrooms disinfected daily. Local visits include Linton Hi Y club and Bloomington trips. community members attend church and events. Chloe Courter in hospital in Bloomington with blood poisoning from a defective tooth but showing slight improvement.
Miss May Turpin spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Berthe Hill in Clinton. O T Dishinger and son John William of Sullivan called on friends Sunday. Miss Nel Arthur of Plainville visits Fay Carmicheal and Mrs Cora Coats. Frank Dean and son Donald of Indianapolis visited Isaac M Vines family Saturday. Lewie Luckenbill of Bloomington visited Dr and Mrs Luckenbill Sunday. Mack Wright returning from Kentucky for Xmas. Xmas entertainment planned at the church Sunday night. Wayne White of Switz City visited Mrs and Mrs Dan Smith. Fay Winters of Linton called on Ruth Carmicheal Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Joe Kite quips on truth in advertising and papers to relax by the fire. A lighthearted exchange comments on fashion and a society page, reflecting casual newsroom chatter and familiar local voices.
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