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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1936

Page

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Union High School plans for spring play Where's Grandma

Cast selected and daily rehearsals under Miss Steiner for the Union high school junior class comedy drama Where's Grandma to be staged in three acts. The plot centers on the Blake family domestic troubles with Gretchen the wife and Jack and Carol the modern siblings, aided by Grandma who is kept hidden until the end. Romance arises as Jack courts Lucy and Arline Truesdale schemes for social prestige. Also featured are servants Midnight and Dahlia. No show date yet announced. Married life note announces Clarenes Goss and Rose Simonian wed in Madera California. Goses, former Dugger residents, now Fresno merchants. Funeral for Roxie King held at local Methodist church.

Ndugger Miss Steiner Union High School Grandma Blake Bob Blake Gretchen Jack Carol Blakes Sh Js Lucy Arline Truesdale Trumor Midnight Dahlia Clarenes Goss Elmo Gose Rose Simonian Madera Calif California

Pleasantville Visitors and Weather Delay Notices

Pleasantville links report on Delmar Spencer improvement and school closure due to cold weather. Family visits noted: Mr and Mrs Clovis Bedwell and Connie in Carlisle Saturday night. Raymond Gibbs and Shirley Lee in Bicknell Saturday morning. attendees at Jimmie’s funeral.

Clovis Bedwell Connie Pe[ Bedwell Carlisle Delmar Spencer Pleasantville Raymond Gibbs Shirley Lee Bicknell Jimmie

Buriss Chapel Social Notes From Goodman and Ellis Families

Buriss Chapel residents report visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Fiem Goodman hosted Sunday dinner with Oscar Ellis family. Bill Goodman drove to Terre Haute on business. Leon Ival to move in with her parents, John Padgett family. Rosetta Marilyn born to Mr and Mrs Henry Rooksberry recently. Dennis Gillum from Tipton spent weekend with locals. Joan Goodman visited Paley Goodman. Wandtta Wampler staying with Claud Wampler family. School closed briefly due to severe cold. Ladies Aid quilting event at Roy Ellis home with covered dish lunch. Eva Goodman and Dora Pearl Ellis listed as sick.

Fiem ‘Goodman Oscar Ellis Bill Goodman Terre Hache Leon B Lval John’ Padeett Padwott Henry Rooksberry Rosetta Marilyn Rooksberry Pansy Goodman Dennis Gillum Tipton Ind Joan Goodman Paley Goodman Nou Wandtta Wampler Claud Wampler Harold Bedwell Roy Ellis Linton Sheldon Goodman Eva Goodman Lis Dora Pearl Elis Dora Ellis

Geene County Champion Spaghetti Eater Meet

Come meet Geene County champion spaghetti eater February 26 at Moosey Hall. Dancing after the show. Event is set for 2015 year.

Moosey Hall

Exhibit A shows life of New York city doorman Tim Molloy

Tim Molloy an apartment building doorman in New York is chosen as Exhibit A in a farm vs city life discussion. He earns about 80 dollars monthly with 27 dollars for rent plus bills, eats on a dollar a day, and spends his days from 7:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the doorway dealing with tenants and deliveries. He prefers New York life, has Irish roots, and plans to stay despite economic hardship and a modest lifestyle.

New York Tim Molloy Wheeler McMillen Country Home McMillen Molloy Providence R. I Ireland Dublin New York City East Bronx Tim Metropolitan Opera ‘House

Social Roundup Recaps Family Visits in Hymera and Nearby Towns

Locals share weekend visits and hospitality across Hymera Sullivan and Linton. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Homer Montgomery, Mrs. D I Bedwell, LaVerne, Mrs. Delmar Spencer patient at Mary Sherman hospital, and numerous gatherings at Padgett, Hale, and Padgett households. Several births and anniversaries celebrated. families from Gambill and Morris Chapel report visits and Sunday dinners.

Little Shilo Funeral Services Held in Odon

Funeral services were conducted Sunday at Odon for Mrs. Emanuel Humerickhouse mother of Mrs. Will Hasley of the community. She died last Friday at her Odon home. Several local residents attended including Mrs. Emma Keller who visited her sister Mrs. William Shepherd in Linton. Attendees: Mrs. D Hy Vags and son Bobby, Mrs. Leo Shantg and son Jimmie, Mrs. Calvin Keller, Mrs. Myrtle Baystow, Mrs. Emma Kelley and Miss Goldin. Christenperry attended the Democratic meeting last week in Bloomfield. Minnie Pugh spent the weekend with cousin Carlin Keller family. Alice Hacver returned to Wilmore Kentucky to attend Agbery college. Martha Grounds spent a few days with her son Harvey Grounds and family.

Odon Fox Emanuel Humerickhouse Will ‘Hasley Humerickhouse Odon Emma Keller William Shepherd Linton D. Hy Vags Bobby Leo Shantg Jimmie Calvin Keller Myrtle Baystow Emma Kelley Goldin Christenperry Bloomfield Minnie Pugh Carlin Keller Alice ‘Hacver Wilmore Agbery College Martha Grounds Haevey Grounds

Local Notes From West Atlas On Residents

Ward Martindale convalesces at home from mumps and attends Linton School. Mr and Mrs Prentice Beatty relocate to north Browns town taking rooms in the Cooper property. Mrs Haldon Chaney and Treva Louise of Linton visit Mrs Lloyd Roach and daughters Avonell and Carolyn Sue. Ova Fainot visits Mesdames Manerva Thames and Clara Payne Monday afternoon.

West Atlas News Martindale Linton High School Prentice Beatty North Brownstown Cooper Haldon Chaney Treva Louise Linton Lloyd Roach Avonell Carolyn Sue Ova Fainot Mesdames Manerva Thames Clara Payne

Sherwood Safety Chapter to Meet at Seven Reformed Church

The Sherwood Safety Chapter will meet in the basement of the Seven Reformed church at 7 o'clock Friday night. All members are urged to be present.

Sherwood Seven Reformed Church

Rum Join Us class met at Mrs Cullison home

The Rum Join Us class of the Methodist Sunday school held its regular meeting Friday night at the home of Mrs Bertha Cullison. After business, games and refreshments followed with numerous attendees including Mesdames Switz Moore Slanter Brewer Stewart Daubenspeck and others and their families. A large crowd attended the funeral of Wedon Jackson at the Baptist church with Rev Chastain officiating and burial in Switz City cemetery.

Methodist Sunday School Bertha Cullison William Daubenspeck Sarah Switz Dillie Moore Bettie Slanter Bessie Brewer Lelia Stewart Jennie Daubenspeck Elizabeth Strauser Billy Quinn Pansy Freeman Mabel Minnie Rodecker Stella Halen Vera Gertie Daubenspeck Maryhelle Gray Marjorie Flynn Blomefield Cullison Bonnie James Hineman Carl Harry Leslie Erzinger Missie Hineman Indianapolis Searle Switz City Emma Lartigue San Rafael Calif Charley Thomas C. M. Loos Lou’ Loos Gladys Heatherington Pauline Laxington C. N. Christy Scottsburg Freda Schwartz B. Mathers Coalmont Norah, Johnson

Hints to Farmers by County Agent

The article summarizes Purdue extension findings on pig losses from farrowing to weaning, noting 25 to 40 percent losses and the importance of sow health during gestation. It describes housing and pen designs such as clean, comfortable farrowing quarters and a guard rail to prevent over laying, plus a two-board hover to protect piglets.

John Schwab Purdue University Indiana

How to Handle the Brood Sow and Her Litter Bulletin

Instruction on pig care notes that newborn piglets sleep in sheltered warm dry pens with stacked fodder or straw for insulation. Dry floors and careful feeding prevent chilling and overfeeding. The bulletin on handling the brood sow is available from County Agent Arthur Hessman’s office.

Arthur Hessman

Taken to Hospital for Observation in Indianapolis

Gustav Dus of Sandborn was taken Tuesday to the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis for observation and treatment. He has been poorly for some time and has lain in bed for the past two weeks, accompanied by his wife O F Due and Rev C R McBride and neighbor Mr Due.

Gustav. Dus Sandborn Methodise Indianapolis Mr. Due O. F. Due C. R. McBride

Marmola slimming pills claim dramatic weight loss

An advertisement touts Marmola tablets as a physician prescribed, world renowned obesity remedy. It promises rapid fat loss without drastic purgatives, citing universal approval and over 20 million packages sold since 1907, urging readers to buy now and stop once the target weight is reached.

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