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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1928
Page
2
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In a Christmas message, the Linton community asks Santa Claus for employment for men, women, and children, steadier work in local industries, a prosperous season for farmers and fruit growers, and several oil wells on Goosepond lands. The note praises the town’s Christmas spirit and wishes readers a merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
Marie K Fauvergue wife of J B Fauvergue died at home in Vicksburg about 9 am Sunday age 55 years 11 months 15 days she leaves husband five children Katherine Bureh John Alcid Fortune and Jule Fauvergue two brothers Jules and George Lazisou of France father Henry Lazisou of France funeral Wednesday at two with Rev Plow officiating burial in Fairview cemetery
In a District of Columbia Court of Appeals decision pedestrians have the absolute right of way at crossings in districts with traffic signals. Drivers must yield and wait for pedestrians to clear the crossing, exercising utmost vigilance.
In Martinsville Indiana on December 24 a car driven by James La Martin 58 moved from a lane into the path of a Blue Goose bus eight miles south of the city. Martin was killed driver of the auto. Helen Schiff 18 was injured. Twelve bus passengers escaped injury. The bus ended in a cornfield about 100 feet from the road and was only slightly damaged.
Laura Manor of Portland Indiana sought a bobbed haircut despite her husband disliking it. He could not reconcile to her change and made life unhappy, leading to a divorce after twenty eight years of marriage.
Four airmen were killed and a fifth injured when an Interstate Air Lines passenger and mail plane crashed after takeoff from Marrs Field bound for Atlanta. The pilots were Charles T. Shield, Raymond T. Harris, G. I. Burnett, M. T. Meyers. The fifth man, William Rozar, jumped free and survived. investigators from the Department of Commerce were summoned. The crash occurred a mile from the field into a residence yard after weather delays.
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