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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1935

Page

6

Burk Town Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Avery Benentt and daughter visited the Burris Chapel area with the Storms family. The Hardistys plan a move from Carl Edds property to the Brooks home. Basil Hale dined with Elmer and Mrs Jackson. Margaret Jackson visits Freelandville relatives. Bernard Cooksey hosted by Ervin Cooksey. Ocie Jacksons return to Akron Ohio after visiting. Claude Foster from New Castle stays with the Hak? family. Meda Browning works for Frank Minnie near Carlisle. Clyde Shake and Opal dine with Mrs Lawson Near. Donnie Padgett and son Jimmie weekend with Archie Kennedy of Carlisle. Homer Montgomery family and Doris Padgett visit Gambile relatives Monday evening.

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Navy Man Brad Faces Loss of Navy Identity and Family Strains

Brad, an ex Navy man, contemplates leaving the Yard life as Lia and he confront a frayed social circle. He laments losing his naval identity, pressures from Cordray deal, and hopes to prove worth to gain respect in the civilian crowd while planning to pursue a government funded rudder invention tied to future profits.

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