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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1950
Page
6
A long list of social visits fills the weekend as residents from Greenfield Indianapolis Lyons and other towns call on friends and relatives in Newberry Eichart Odon and Linton. The gatherings include family arrivals dinners and cemetery trips with scores of names and places noted.
Recent visitors to Mr and Mrs Claud Foster and son Larry included Mr and Mrs Harry Hale of South Bend Mr and Mrs Lawrence Brewer of Newcastle Mr and Mrs Harrel Hale of Anderson and Mr and Mrs Theodore Justus and sons Gary and Jack of Indianapolis Also Mr and Mrs Dennis Fordice Mr and Mrs George Fordice and daughter Gloria spent Saturday with relatives in Posey county In Evansville Mrs Donald Pahmeier and Mrs Chloe Lehman visited Vincennes and called on Mrs Emma Pahmeier in hospital there recovering from major surgery Her condition is improved Community sing North Mis
Island City residents hosted and visited relatives over Decoration Day weekend. Guests included Mr and Mrs Floyd Weaver and children from Robinson IL, Mr and Mrs James Angleton and family, and many locals such as Mrs Clyde Carpenter under treatment, with multiple calls and Sunday visits across Mishawaka Linton Elnora Hammond Terre Haute and Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sisil of Robison Illinois visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Sisil. Emil Richards returned to Anderson. Harold Renforth and David Renforth families from Indianapolis visited Mrs. Grace South. Clyde Shake was in Sullivan. Roxie Smith and Gus Kielblock from Dugger were present.
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