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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1937
Page
5
Paris fashion houses unveil midseason outfits featuring ladylike afternoon and dinner frocks. Designs by Jean Patou use bronze mousseline with velvet in a high neck, full floor skirt, and sheer back panels.
Linda Benton frets as Barry Trent plans a solo jungle mission to save others. Miranda Trent, stern as ever, weighs the risks while the couple navigate love, duty, and family expectations during a tense supper.
The column highlights dress designs featuring broad shoulder straps in chiffon and tulle backed by crepe, transparent black lace effects, and satin gowns in mulberry and pink tulle. It also notes Barney Ain of Brooklyn, a long time basketball official with over 7,000 games in 19 years.
Notice to stockholders of Citizens National Bank of Linton Indiana that the annual meeting will be held in the directors room on Tuesday January 11 1938 at 4 00 p m to elect five board members for the ensuing year and to conduct any other business properly presented. Joe E Turner chairman Clyde V Davis secretary.
Benjamin I Snyder administrator with will annexed of Charlotte Temple Snyder deceased has filed final settlement. The Greene Circuit Court at Bloomfield Indiana will hear January 1958 terms and heirs creditors must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. Signed by Clerk Lew Chap. Van Buskirk & Haywood, Attorneys.
Matilda Combs administrator of the James M Combs estate files an accounting and vouchers in the Greens Circuit Court February term. Creditors and legatees are required to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Witness and seal dated December 20, 137, in Bloomington Indiana. Beasley & Beasley attorneys.
The Common Council of Linton Indiana enacts Ordinance No 2890 amending Ordinance No 194 to set annual license fees for bowling alleys poker tables and billiard tables Beginning at paragraph 4 section 2 bowling alleys 60 per year per alley Beginning at paragraph 5 section 2 poker tables 60 per year per table Beginning at paragraph 22 section 2 billiard tables 50 per year per table Repeals conflicting ordinances and applies penalties from Ordinance 194 Trassed adopted and engraved December 1927 by Mayor Dr Kevin Bull and Clerk-Treasurer OHern.
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