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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1926
Page
2
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A fragmentary column notes wordplay and social quirks about language usage daily life and politics. It mentions Hohl running a Newark Ohio bakery possibly tied to a doughnut hole and riffs on truths about thinking identity and public policy with light satire.
Mr and Mrs T J Moore hosted many relatives for a noon dinner at their home listing attendees including Clyde Cocksey William Alumbaugh Sullivan William Pigg Elmer Pige Bertha Reynolds Cass Harrison Cooksey Phil Miller Dugger Jesse Moore Pleasantville Fred Searing George Felker Indianapolis John Sharp stal Joe Sharpstal Terre Haute M L Hurt James Moore and others Trianon band dance Thursday nite.
George Tolson and Guy Hayes, both Linton youths working in Kokomo, survived a car crash three and a half miles north of Worthington when their Chevrolet left the road and overturned. Tolson was thrown clear, Hayes trapped beneath the wheel. both were bruised but not seriously hurt. The steel frame likely saved their lives before they walked to Worthington and called for help.
Mary Ellen Duffey died at the family residence 190 J Street Northwest at 4 p m Sunday after illness of tuberculosis. She was 18 years 1 month and 20 days, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Duffey. Survived by two brothers James and Thomas Duffey and two sisters Thresa and Margaret, all at home. Funeral service Tuesday morning at St Peter Catholic Church conducted by Rev Father James J Ryan. Burial in Fairview Cemetery.
South Bend Ind June 7 The Medich twins girl babies born linked together two weeks ago will be shown to medical men on an exhibition tour next fall after their parents Nicholas and Mary Medich consented to the plan. The medical fraternity will be invited to study the twins during the tour across the country.
A mother and father regain contact with their newborn twins after the twins were removed from the home at birth. The parents insist the siblings not become a public sideshow and seek privacy. The hospital visit marks a renewed moment in a sensitive custody situation.
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