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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1937
Page
4
Indiana traffic deaths fall in November report
Indiana traffic deaths dropped 57 from October to November, with 100 fatalities on streets and highways. For the first eleven months total deaths reach 1250, down 16.2 percent in Spencer post and 13.5 percent in Ligonier post, as collisions with cars and pedestrians remain leading causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Don F. Stiver
Spencer State
Ligonier Post
55 Committees Formed in State In Labor Drive
regional social security board announces the creation of social security committees in Anderson and Muncie Indiana to assist workers with early lump sum old age insurance claims under the Social Security Act. committees coordinate with board offices and keep claim forms on hand for workers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
H. L. McCarthy
Social Security Board
Anderson
Muncie
McCarthy
Social Security Committee
Central Labor Body
Animals Steal Scenes in Merrily We Live Filming
Veteran performers dread child and animal cameos but a goldfish and Great Danes in Merrily We Live steal moments. Mildred the goldfish and Dopey the cockatoo caused retakes and script rewrites, while dogs barked at breakfast, reshaping scenes under Norman Z. McLeod's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hollywood
U.P
Constance Bennett
Brian Aherne
Norman Z. McLeod
Billie Burke
Mildred
Alan Mowbray
Dopey
Mowbray
Clarence Kolb
Out-of-Town Couple Married in Linton
Miss Mabel Headdy of Ellettsville and Gerald Vint of Stinesville wed Christmas Day at the First Baptist church parsonage in Linton. Vows were read by Rev. Harry J. Bailey at 5 30 p m with no attendants. The couple will reside in Vincennes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Headdy
Ellettsville
Gerald Vint
Stinesville
First Baptist Church
Harry J. Bailey
Mrs. Vint
Vincennes
Lyons Area Christmas Social Notes and Visitor List
Lyons pre holiday visit snapshot lists relatives from Indianapolis Michigan City Bloomington Spencer and more. The piece notes school groups and families from Indiana university Purdue University and local towns gathering for Christmas and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carter
Indianapolis
Cletus Fiscus
Michigan City
Vivian Meek
Odon
J. T. Briscoe
Terre Haute
Marcus Myers
Luther Nchols
Wayne Brinson
Ft. Wayne
Russell Stewart
L. A. Rairden
Arthur Bright
Oolitic
D. R. Edwards
T. Aydelotte
George Aydelotte
Linton
Robert McKeever
Spencer
Voris Davidson
Melba
Magwie Pirtle
Edward Davidson
Bloomington
Fred McBride
Nina Edwards
Bloomfield
Ralph Carpenter
Mary Jane
Nina Davidson
Annette Sappenfield
George Carpenter
Bernard Bogard
Vincent Richardson
Harold
Jessie Anderson
Indiana University
Melba Davidson
Edith Slinkard
Purdue
Minnie Carmichael
Blomington
M. L. Carmichael
Glad Glen
The
Lyons Christian Church
Foster Edwards
Agatha Richardson
Doris Lehman
Dolores Corns
Beatrice Bennett
Mary Lee Gwaltney
Sydney Gwaltney
Vera Dean Busby
Marilea Kahn
Helen Patterson
Harriett Baughn
Frances Buzan
Lottie Jeffers
J. T. Jeffers
Herman Gregory
Chloe Corter
John Corter
Virgil Fiscus
Hammond
Betty English
Bruceville
Evelyn Edwards
Ray Mellick
Oaktown
Lex Burdsall
Vincennes
Alvin Mellick
Voris Carpenter
Larry Brafford
Zora Skomp
Card of Thanks for Memorial Kindness and Support
The Dunning and Helms families extend gratitude to friends neighbors and church members for kindness during illness and after the death of their wife and mother. Special thanks go to North Mission Apostolic church singers Rev Thea Jones Rev E A Moore funeral directors Earl T Aikin and James E Clayton of M J Aikin & Son and all who sent flowers or offered rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Mission Apostolic Church
Thea Jones
E. A. Moore
Earl T. Aikin
James E. Clayton
M. J. Aikin & Son
Oscar Dunning
Guy Helms
Grant Dunning
Red Men to Meet for Cox Funeral Arrangements
All Red Men lodge members are urged to attend at 6 30 tonight at the hall to arrange funeral services for Brother King Phillip Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men Lodge
King Phillip Cox
Flock of Turkeys Pays Off For Missouri Student
Paul Gillespie, Northwest Missouri Teachers College student, borrowed 200 dollars to start raising 850 turkeys. He aims to net about 5600 dollars after Christmas by selling 1 400 birds this year and plans to dress, box, and ship to New York Chicago and Boston. He also plans to incubate about 10 000 eggs next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryville
U.P
Paul Gillespie
Northwest Missouri Teachers’ College
Gillespie
New York
Chicago
Boston
Paris styles show three gown types for winter wardrobes
Paris fashions highlight three evening gown types for theater and social events. Paquin presents the robe de grand soir with lace and velvet, a black crepe dancing gown with triangular panel bodice, and a black silk jersey dinner dress with gold braid. Evening jackets by Mainbocher favor a tunic line while Schiaparelli favors a tubular silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Carew
United States
Paris
U.P
Paquin
Mainbocher
Schiaparelli
Winter Paris Fashion Tip: Bolero or Tunic Jackets
A Paris fashion note recommends bolero or tunic jackets as stylish complements for winter evening gowns. The suggestion emphasizes versatile outerwear to elevate formal attire during cold evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Worthington All Stars Sweep Lin ton Nuleos in Scratched Match
Worthington All Stars won two of three games in the holiday weekend league. Vandeventer led with 600 pins, followed by Shouse with 585. Individual scores list Sinclairs among the top scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington All Stars
Linton Nuleos
Vandeventer
Worthington
Shouse
Nulco
Harbett
Davis
Fiscus
Harris Jeensee
Mehlhoffelt
Awe
Corbin
Hutchinson Beste
Purebred Guernsey Bull Amos' Naomi's Joe Sold
Peterborough New Hampshire reports the sale of Amos' Naomi's Joe 253069 a purebred Guernsey bull bred by Jesse E. Tuttle West York Illinois to James E. Figg Lin ton according to the American Guernsey Cattle Club Peterborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterborough
N. H
Amos
Naomi
Jesse E. Tuttle
West York
Ill
James E. Figg
Linton
Left side sleep ad tussle promotes Adlerika relief
An old advertisement urges readers to avoid sleeping on the left side due to stomach gas pressing the heart. It promotes Adlerika as a one dose remedy to relieve gases and help users sleep soundly through the night, endorsed by W. J. Hamilton, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hamilton
Ady
Local marriage licenses issued in Greene and surrounding counties
Bloomfield dispatch lists multiple couples receiving licenses in Greene and nearby counties on December 24 and 25. Licenses were issued to Lawrence Bennett and Lilias Terhune of Linton, Robert Bach and Virginia Moser of Jasonville, Ollie Boruff and Evelyn Courtney of Bloomfield, and James Herbin and Sybil Bastin of Bloomington, with terse parental details for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasonville
Virginia
Ilene Moser
Greene County
Robert Leslie
Ethel Bach
Tene
Royden
Ethel Moser
Ollie Max Boruff
Bloomington
Evelyn Courtney
Bloomfield
Lew Good
Ollie Max
Ollie
Maude Borvuff
James Edward Herbin
Sybil Eileen Bastin
James
Osia Herbin
Sybil Eileen
Bastin
Shirley
Martha Bastin
Market Report for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hog numbers 8 000 with market steady to 15 cents lower and lights 8.00 to 8.85, mediums 8.50 to 8.75, heavies 7.45 to 7.60, bulk packing weights mostly 6.25 to 6.75. Cattle 1 400 with calves 300, steers and heifers not sold early, bidding about 25 cents lower, beef cows up to 6.50, cutter 3.75 to 5.00, vealers 11.00 to 11.50. Sheep 3 200 with lambs 25 cents lower, good to choice lambs 8.25 to 8.75, slaughter ewes steady at 5.00 down.
Creomulsion Promises Fast Relief for Coughs
A newspaper ad promotes Creomulsion as an effective remedy for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims the medicine targets the problem relieves inflamed mucous membranes loosens phlegm and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first bottle.
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Hollywood Film Shop
By Alexander Kahn
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Elson Jewellers
Alleys
Court News
Sherritz
Tyrone Power
Loree Uung
Pinky Tomlin
Variety Store
I Fred Astaire U Allen
NORGE
Feather-Weist
Correll Electric
E. Vincennes St
Linton Utilities
Linton Motor Sales, Inc
Philco
Maxwell Furniture Store
NEW Home Furnishing CO
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West
Olive Branch
Thor
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