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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1939
Page
4
Local Social Roundup as Visitors Drop In
Barb Veden and RW Hildenbrand visited in Indianapolis on business. Multiple families from Edwardsport Westphalia Vincennes and other nearby towns hosted guests including Dallens Hagemeier and Padgett. Residents traveled to Shakamak state park Wheatland and Terre Haute for visits and events.
Brownstown News Busy Local Social Roundup
Local notes detail visits and travels of residents including Mr. and Mrs. Luxton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. Peterson, and many others from Brownstown and surrounding towns. People visit relatives in Sullivan, Dogger, Paxton, Detroit, Terre Haute, Robinson, Bloomingdale, and Columbus. Indiana University commencement attended. trips to New York World’s Fair and Vancouver discussed. several to Lafayette and Columbus for various reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Luxton
Willie
Rex’ v
Luxton
George Lux
Pomimy Kenneth
Sullvan
Stanley Hastings Ang
Dwight
Leonard Campbell
Eliora
Della Wirys
Mac
Stanley Hlastings
Harry Peterson
Elmer Gox
Jean
Dogger
William ‘Reetoy
Raymond Lynn
Will Davidson
George Cullison
Maude Lyon
Otho Mitchell
Beker Mitchell
Jon Vanper
Paxton
Stanley Hastings
Edith Richardson
Sone
Dorothy Dorgger
Panehaska
Okla
Virginia
Joe McQuire
Opal Young
Anderson
Marshall Cobb
Mamie Young
Hud Woodard
Petersbore
Pla
Louise Hammersley
Sullivan
W H. Hammersley
Ie Shakamak
George Busher
Detroit
Mich
Rex “Yatt
Terre Haute
Whalen Huteaine
Buffalo N. P
Wedsday
Andrew Delph
Fanny
Muriel Lovelace
Carl Eads
Robinson, Ill
Dexter Rose
Detroit Mich
Frank Headley
Paul ‘Headley
Dartin Stewar
Bloominghom
Indiana University
Paul Jones
Had Jones
Vancouver
Canada
George Childers
Lafayett
Ray Ray
Mrs Reetor and Hastings Visit Relatives in Odon
Mrs William Reetor and daughter and Mr and Mrs Stanley Hastings called on relatives in Odon Thursday.
Lyons News Local Visitors Frequent Indiana Towns
Miss Nina Alwards and Mrs. B J Wagner return to Troy after visiting family. Mrs John Smith of Indianapolis visits Prank Frey. Rev Harry Bailey and family visit Minnie Wells and daughter Mildred. Bertie Sapperfield and daughter Annette, and Ryan Pickard visit Mrs Arrett Stuckey in Bloomington. Orval Hunter, Nell Leavitt and Journs in Champaign. Bilis Taylor and daughter Sarah visit Burns City. Willadean Nicholson returns home after visiting Herbert Jeffers in Oakwood. Hugh Allee of Indianapolis weekends with his parents. Voris Carpenter travels to Linton on business. William Patterson family visit relatives in Oaktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Wagner
Troy
Harvey Ferguson
John Smith
Indianapolis
Prank Frey
Harry Bailey
Minnie Wells
Mildred
Bertie Sapperfield
Annette
Ryan ‘Pickard
Bloomington
Arrett Stuckey
Bloomfield
Aad
Orval Hunter
Nell Leavitt
Journ S
Liza Busan
Champaign
Mere
Bilis Taylor
Sarah
Burns City
Willadean Nicholson
Herbert Jeffers
Oakwood
Hugh Allee
T. Co. Allee
Voris
Carpenter
Linton
William Patterson
Oaktown
Siam Orders Two Cruisers for Siamese Navy
The Siamese government ordered two Qoston cruisers from rally shipyards, to join the Siamese navy and be ready for service in 1940 41. The Strait Times notes the ships will form the first cruisers in the Siamese fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Singapore
Rally
Strait Times
Répke Warns Against Planning and Gold Standard Break
The German economist Röpke, prominent for his work on business cycles, criticizes the New Deal for leaving the market mechanism to fail. He condemns the abandonment of the gold dollar and the London Conference failure, rejects planning as collectivist, and argues for selective government aid that supports the capitalistic, competitive system. He concludes recovery depends on entrepreneurs and a functioning market, warned that missed opportunities in 1933 harmed the U.S. and world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Répke
Ropheays
Roosevelt
Répke
United States
Adpke
I T
Adépke
Ropke
Istanbul
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