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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1923
Page
3
A struggling painter cafes a misfit with a thirsty artist, forming a bond over bottles and beans. Their love story grows while danger and a moonlit chase for funds weaves through a riot tied to dynamite dangers. He risks life for flowers and art, while a patrolman muses on Arcadian love.
From 5 pneumonia Mr Helderman a member of Olive church and a well known respected man in this community. He is survived by his wife and two children William Curtis age 4 and Lillian Maxine age 2 the parents Mr and Mrs Adam Helderman six brothers Roy Robert Rollie Lester Walster and Samuel of Worthington and four sisters Maude Adams Grace Loveall Flora Reel and Ruth Helderman Funeral services were held this afternoon at Nine Mile church and interment was in Bohley cemetery.
Market notes from Indianapolis show feeds and livestock terms with bids for hogs at 7.00 to 7.15, steers at 8.00 to 9.00, calves 6.50 to 7.00, and bulls 4.50 to 5.00 while oats and timothy hay prices appear as $1.00 and $22.00 respectively.
Mr and Mrs Orval Jackson and William Heitman entertained at their farm home at Christmas dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs William Jackson and Earl Jackson plus Merle Ervin and Raymond F Heitman of Linton Mrs Alice Terhune and children Wilma Frank and Miss Mary Wheeler of Dugger and Miss Lerain and Laura Jackson. The gathering enjoyed a bountiful meal and lively games in the afternoon.
The hospital staff thanks D R Scott for the Christmas turkey Ax and Fry for a large fruit and nut basket Dr Woodrow Flora McGrew and the Christian choir for carols on Christmas Eve A hospital Christmas tree invites city children to visit Ray Fitzpatrick was moved home yesterday.
Funeral services for Tommy Loydner were conducted this morning at the family home on C Street Northwest. Reverend W. K. Cissna and Reverend D. T. Scott led the rites, with Scott serving as pastor of the Bedford church tied to the deceased. The service drew a large crowd of friends.
Stockholders are asked to bring pass-books by January 25 for the crediting of semi annual dividends. W. F. Stover assistant secretary notes the request from the Home Loan and Savings Association.
Mr and Mrs Guy Humphreys of Bloomfield depart for a ten day journey visiting Pensacola and continuing along Florida s east coast for a vacation trip expected to cover several stops and seaside towns.
Mr and Mrs Will Robertson entertained at dinner Christmas with guests Mr and Mrs Pat O Hern recently married at Terre Haute Monday.
A concise reminiscence notes that male figures were once labeled vamps while women described as lady killers. The quote evokes changing slang and gendered labels in historical terms.
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