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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
4
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Bloomfield court notices list marriage licenses for Otis Davis and Louise Stamp, and William Fordyce with Dorothy Poe. Also reported are a receivership costs petition granted, ejectment and chattel mortgage suits, dissolution consent ratified, probate for John O Jewell, executor appointment for Bertha Bucher, sale of estate property, reappraisal petitions, guardian reports, and a damage suit by Vernon Singer vs Motor Finance Co.
Local families and friends from Lyons and nearby towns joined Memorial Day visits, with travelers returning from Chicago Evansville Indianapolis and Michigan City. Notables include Mr and Mrs PD Sheehan Mr and Mrs Leonard Meeder Mr and Mrs Horace Hollingsworth and Stella Tolliff of Switz City visiting relatives and friends.
Pek Dugger Frhe 3 reports a stream of visitors and relatives arriving in Dugger from Indianapolis and Michigan. Families including the Wall, Edwards Hawtin, Hunter, Jennings, Keene, Robinson, and Fran ar travel for weekends, hospital visits, and weddings, with several returning home after visits and engagements.
Driveway construction on state highway right of way for filling stations requires Bureau of Traffic approval to reduce safety hazards. Rules cover drainage, 10 foot gas pump setback, sight distance, stop signs 50 feet from intersections, two driveways max per establishment, widths capped at 30 feet, curb limits, and placement at dangerous locations.
A French family of four now faces 15.2 percent higher living costs six months after the franc devaluation. Compared with prewar levels, living is about 500 percent higher, figures released by a commission of employers workers and civil servants indicate.
Switz City residents hosted relatives and friends from Detroit Dayton Indianapolis and Bloomington over the weekend. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Este Newson Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and others. several drivers attended races in Indianapolis. a 4-H silver tea is planned for June 9 at the high school.
In Davis California on June 2 the University of California Agricultural College announced the accession of full steering date trees, the oldest in California and among the northernmost in the temperate zone, planted around 1859.
A historical bridge problem discusses how an opponent’s misplay creates a squeeze opportunity. It analyzes discards and carding tactics in a No Trump contract, noting how gifts can change the outcome and how careful defense leads to success.
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart notes Baltimore and Washington residents speculate on Wallis Warfield Windsor and the Duke of Windsor possibly becoming neighbors or visitors, despite denials. Maryland’s proximity to the capital fuels talk of social introductions and residency plans in the two cities.
The whispered presence of the duke and duchess in the Washington Baltimore area is described as a social lure. Realtors report rising estate prices in neighborhoods linked by rumor, even if no visit or residence is confirmed. The piece speculates a possible stay could make the area a social center.
William Ritt lampoons prehistoric beasts in a mock lecture on dinosaurs. He jokes about their size and dumbness, notes their extinction, and amusingly warns how humans might be judged for similar habits.
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