Personal notes from Cass and nearby towns
Miss Grace Robertson visited relatives in Cass this morning. Mrs. Chloe Quackenbush of Dugger shopped in Linton today. Mr. and Mrs. Willis L. Adams returned to Clinton after visiting relatives here and at Elnora. Clifford Courtney Jr. at Butler College arrived home for a visit. Ruth Wessell, training as a nurse in Indianapolis, returned there after New Year’s with her parents.
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Grace Robertson
Cass
Chloe Quackenbush
Dugger
Linton
Willis L. Adams
Clinton
Elnora
Clifford Courtney, Jr
Butler College
Clifford Courtney
Wass
Ruth Wessell
Indianapolis
James Wessell
New Senior High Basketball Sweaters Debut January 10
The senior high school basketball team unveils new black and white sweaters with Linton on the front and Wabash Valley Champs on the back. Fans will see the team in action January 10 at home against Union High School of Dugger.
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Linton
Wabash Valley Champs
Union High School of
Dugger
Laffoons Hold New Year Supper and Sledding Party
Misses Jean and Beulah Laffoon hosted a six oclock New Year supper and sledding event with music and dancing. Guests included Mrs. Leonard Payton of Martinsville Mrs. J A Cox Winogene Hewlett Helen Hewlett Nellie Cox Juanice Lash Ray Boone Ira Shake of Sullivan and George Laffoon Karl Barks.
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Jean
Beulah Laffoon
Leonard Payton
Martinsville
J. A. Cox
Winogene
Helen Hewlett
Nellie Cox
Juanice Lash
New Year Dinner Hosted by Mr and Mrs Bert Christy
Mr and Mrs Bert Christy entertained at a New Year's dinner with Miss Bertha Hodges Madre Porter Ruby Stewart Mignon Christy and Messrs George Scheeman Carl Roach Marley O Haver and Carl Tilgedick. After a bountiful meal music filled the afternoon and a large sled ride followed with the entire party tumbleing into the snow but all returned home safely.
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Bert Christy
Bertha Hodges
Madre Porter
Ruby Stewart
Mignon Christy
George Scheeman
Carl Roach
Marley O’haver
Carl Tilgedick
Pes Anlar
Pep class honored at Loyal Daughters party
Members of the Pep class of the First Christian Sunday school were honor guests at a Loyal Daughters party last evening. About twenty members from both classes attended with teacher Mrs. Oscar Haseman.
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First Christian
Loyal Daughters’ Pass
Loyal Daughters
Oscar Haseman
Home from hospital for Mrs Mary Moss
Mrs Mary Moss wife of Steve Moss of Ninth street northeast was brought home from Union hospital Terre Haute yesterday by Welch ambulance. She has been in treatment for some time and while frail is improved enough to make the trip home.
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Mary Moss
Steve Moss
Ninth Street
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Welch
No Three Cent Supper Cancelled by Weather
Owing to weather conditions the Ladies' Aid of the U B church will have no eight cent supper at the church this Saturday January 3.
Meeting Postponed By The King's Heralds
The King's Heralds will not meet tomorrow afternoon. The next meeting will be one week from tomorrow.
Order of the Astern Star Meets Tonight at Seven
The Order of the Astern Star schedules a meeting tonight at 7 o'clock. Members gather to discuss chapter matters and upcoming community service plans.
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Order of the Astern Star
Something to Sell Sell It Through a Citizen Want Ad
A compact local notice urges residents to use citizen want ads to move items quickly. It emphasizes simple listings and direct buyer contact, promising quick results for household goods and small services.
Vermifuge Promised For Child Health In Ad
An 85 cent White's Cream Vermifuge ad claims children suffer from worms and parasites in the intestines weakening them. It promises to destroy worms without harming health and notes Ik Worn Pharmacy as the seller.
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Ik Worn Pharmacy
The Bachelor Builds a Dream House for Teddy Expert
Leonard Tuttle hires architect Teddy Larue to design a bachelor home. Teddy persuades him to marry her after simulations show a single man cannot happily keep house alone. The couple agrees to a midlife plan to convert dreams into a joint home.
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Leonard Tuttle
Teddy Larue
Teddy
Leonard
Fred Larue
Fred
Mood Matcher Friend Worth Having Is the Mood Matcher
A writer in London Answers praises a friend for mood matching, noting 11 years of harmony with no clashes. The piece extols the gift of sensing and mirroring another’s mood, calling mood matchers good samaritans who deepen human connection and broaden one’s circle of friends.
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London
Myths About Toad Stone
The toad stone, a black pebble, was once believed to protect children from fairies and cure ailments. In the Middle Ages a common toad with a jewel in its head was thought to grant immunity to toothaches and act as an antidote for poisons. It was said to forewarn venom by a tingling sensation.
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Detroit News
Nine Men Perish in Rome Sewer Rescue Attempt
In Rome a group of simple workmen repeatedly volunteered to descend a sewer to rescue a comrade. One by one they failed to return as deadly sewer gas claimed all nine, including the initial missing man. The foreman implemented safety precautions but the rescuers perished early in the effort.
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Rome
Ten Daughters Bring Furniture Offer To Tenant Farmer
A West farmer with ten daughters and no sons reads a Furniture and Home offer in Farmers' Weekly. He answers, you furnish the girl we furnish the home, then asks how much furniture he has for ten homes, showing his humorous take on the ad.
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