Used Cars Open Every Evening
Used cars are displayed every evening for you to inspect at your leisure. You are welcome to look them over, and whether you buy or not you will be cordially welcomed. If you do buy, we assure you satisfaction.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
3
Used cars are displayed every evening for you to inspect at your leisure. You are welcome to look them over, and whether you buy or not you will be cordially welcomed. If you do buy, we assure you satisfaction.
Red Men memorial services announced for Fairview cemetery next Sunday at 2 p m weather permitting. Full program includes roll call by Chief of Records reviews by Pocahontas councils by Keeper of Records ritual ceremony songs invocations and addresses with choirs and doxology. All members and visitors urged to attend and bring flowers for grave decorations rain or shine public invited.
MARCO special report lists several families visiting relatives in West Terre Haute and Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs Victor Lee with children stay several days. Mark and Bud Howard from Anderson visit. Bertha Hill from Terre Haute visits. Jack Wines and family from South Bend visit Isaac Wines family. Carl McWilliams and Louis visit Terre Haute. Miss Ilene Myers from near Paris Illinois visits. Red Frederick and children host John Frederick family. Mrs Clydé Collins and Faye Carmichael in Vincennes. Lola Buck and son visit Buck town. Mrs Harry Brown from Bicknell visits Ira Templeton family.
Gilmour Ed Eddison, Alma Gallispie, Dutch Beadle, and Lorene Smith spent Tuesday night in Jasonville. Claude Harris and Maud Campbell were in Indianapolis Saturday. Mrs Ota Smith and daughter Lorene visited Mrs Maurie Smith Tuesday. Mrs George Durham and children dined with Mr and Mrs James Hibbard and daughter Imogene. Mrs Ralph McBride visited her mother Mrs Florence. WN Heht Monday. Mr and MSould Splurged and
Mrs Agmey Leturger and others were in Jasonville on Tuesday. Mrs Mhorence Wright spent Saturday with Mrs Andy Secrest and the Skinner family, who have been visiting in Hliness and have returned home. Visitors to Mr and Mrs Ota Smith on Tuesday afternoon included Rosa Gallispia Ed Eddison Alma Gallispie Lowell Haskett Dutch Beadle David Galispie and Iva Elsie Mattox.
Rockwood residents hosted visitors from Bloomington Kokomo and Indianapolis over the weekend while Memorial services and grave decorations were held at Walnut Grove for old soldiers. Edna McGee and Wanda planned an extended New York trip after Sunday dinner guests included the Sparks and Chaney families. A Free Street parade on June 8 features Topsy and a trained pony with 50 cent admission for adults and 26 cents for children.
All good Drug Stores stock S.S.S. in two sizes. The larger size is more economical. This preparation has a successful history spanning over a century. Copyright 1929 8.5.8 Co.
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