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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1924

Page

6

Personal notices from Sullivan area list weekend visits

Miss Mary Helen Winters spent the weekend in Bloomfield. Mrs J L Edmondson of Dugger shopped in Linton. Mrs Grace Gambill of Dugger did business in Linton. Gertrude Rice visits sister in Sullivan. Ira Shake of Sullivan visited brother Albert Shake yesterday. George Laffoon visited Terre Haute. Mrs Leonard Payton of Martinsville visits her Laffoon parents. Louie Hays of Spencer visited Tilt couple over the weekend. James Brookshire visits Dugger to visit granddaughter Edith Azbell. Theo Mitchell leaves for Boulder to make his home. M Weir returns home after visiting Joe Mullins. O M Cox and family from Martinsville return home today. Pauline and Margaret Park and Robert Park visit aunt Jeanie Beattie in Sullivan. A M Stewart returns from Terre Haute after visit with son W L Stewart. John Fitzpatrick of Palestine Ill returns home after holidays with Bertha Wolfford. Theodore Green returns to Louisville after Christmas vacation with William and family. Thomas Hanna of Bloomingon and wife spent Christmas holidays here. Mrs Hanna stays longer while Mr Hanna departs this morning.

Mary Helen Winters Bloomfield J. L. Edmondson Dugger Linton Grace Gambill Gertrude Rice Virgil Minks Sullivan Ira Shake Albert Shake George Laffoon Orvel Booker Terre Haute Leonard Payton Martinsville C. T. Laffoon Louie Hays Spencer Harry K. Tilt James Brookshire Edith Azbell Theo Mitchell Boulder Colo M. Weir Joe Mullins O. M. Cox Ot Froeschke Pauline Margaret Park Robert Park Jeanie Beattie A. M. Stewart W. HL. Stewart John Fitzpatrick Palestine Ill Bertha Wolford Theodore Green Louisville William Green Thomas Hanna Bloomington

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Bovenschen at Home

Relatives and friends gathered at Mr and Mrs William Bovenschen after church services to honor Mrs Bovenschen on her birthday. The surprise followed a Christmas family reunion with a sumptuous noon dinner and several beautiful gifts for the guest of honor.

William Bovenschen Mrs. Bovenschen

New Year's Advertising Offer From The Daily Citizen

The Daily Citizen will publish on New Year's day Thursday and invites merchants firms and individuals to buy advertising space to express Happy New Year wishes. Copy for ads should be in tomorrow or Wednesday.

Daily Citizen

Marcia and Aunt Prue Plot Over A Heathen Heiress

Marcia confesses a note scheme tied to a garden party and a big cash bequest as Aunt Prudence Twofold plans a wedding and a fortune. Billy Devon teases, while a family drama unfolds around Alice Cruft, Cap’n Baxter lore, and a match that may tame or ruin it all.

Mareia Aunt Prudence Marcia Aunt Pru Aunt Prue Erebus Marein Billy Devon Humuying Cap'n Baxter Biddy Cluff Devon Alice Clutt Alice Aunt Pree Miss Prue Asia Africa North Pole Marcela Alice Cruft

Funeral Services for Mary E K Nichols Held

Funeral services for Mary E K Nichols were held at 2 PM today at the home of Mr and Mrs Corda Bean with Rev C A Cook officiating Interment followed at Fairview Cemetery.

Mary EK. Nichols Corda Bean C. A. Cook Fairview Cemetery

Securing Loose Casters with Wax and Par Affin

Instructions describe securing loose casters by tying the bale with melted paraffin wax while the wax is hot and then resetting the caster. The method emphasizes using heat to fix the caster before wax solidifies.

Lubricating Oil Monopoly Practice Noted

A scrambled excerpt references an oil industry topic in the United States, mentioning monopolistic practices and the idea of creating or using certain lubricants. The readable portion hints at regulatory or economic concerns surrounding oil products and market control.

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