Note of thanks for flowers and cards during illness
Mrs Roscoe Duke thanks friends and neighbors for flowers and many lovely cards received during her illness in Mary Sherman hospital calling them a ray of sunshine in her darkest hour.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1952
Page
5
Mrs Roscoe Duke thanks friends and neighbors for flowers and many lovely cards received during her illness in Mary Sherman hospital calling them a ray of sunshine in her darkest hour.
Mrs. Nellie Auberry thanks friends neighbors and relatives for the beautiful cards and flowers she received during illness in Freeman-Greene County Hospital. She also expresses gratitude to the nurses and doctor for their kindness.
Cpl. Dexter Barton expresses gratitude to the War Mothers for gifts letters and cards during his recovery at Wright Patterson hospital.
The Lyons Band Parents club expresses gratitude to all who contributed to its home talent show Shooting Stars, praising community effort and participation that made the event a great success.
The Baghdad legation building is described as a replica of the White House in Washington, suggesting imperial appreciation for American architectural symbolism.
Families express heartfelt gratitude to all who offered assistance and sympathy after the deaths of Eli Edwards and William Sims. Special thanks go to Brother Maurice Clymore, pallbearers, singers, those who sent flowers, provided cars, and offered support.
The piece reflects on Joe DiMaggio’s enduring grace and influence beyond baseball. It recalls his early struggles, rise to iconic status, and current TV work, contrasting his artful talent with the trials of aging and public perception. The author laments the loss of his peak while acknowledging the lasting beauty he embodied.
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