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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1924
Page
2
The fragment lists postal and advertising details for Linton Indiana, indicating second class matter status, rates for single column notices, reading notices by line, and rates for obituaries, cards of thanks, and classified ads at one cent per word with a minimum 26 cents. It mentions permanent contracts and application for rates.
A long list of local social notes records visits and travels of residents. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Daleigh of Vicksburg, several relatives visiting in the city, trips to Terre Haute Taylorville and Indianapolis, and families from Champaign Greenup and Sullivan spending time with relatives or moving for summer stays.
The community marks Flag Day with 3 PM Sunday program at the Grand Opera House featuring Judge Oscar E. Bland. Residents are urged to publicly display the flag and honor its history, while local editorials praise national achievements and the flag’s symbol of humanity.
Harold Sherrill president urges all members to attend the meeting at Patter son's Monday night June 16 at 8 o'clock. Refreshments will be served.
A new Jewett closed car driven by Miss Migs Marsivet Mason daughter of Dr. Mason of Bloomfield overturned on Fifth Street road north of the city near the Clayton home yesterday afternoon. She swerved to avoid another vehicle on a knoll banishing to a soft bank, lost control of the steering, and slid down a five to six foot embankment landing on its side. No serious injuries reported. Passengers were James Ingalls and Paul Riddle of Bloomfield.
The G. G. class of Saron Reformed Sunday school entertained friends at Miss Martha Hellman’s country home. Games were played and a jolly time was had. Summer refreshments were served to Martha Hart Ruth Bovenschen Margaret Klink Margie Parks Mary and Ruth Brady Clarence Bovenschen Hert Eugene Bordenet Shirley Anderson Clyde Breck Floyd Smith and Miss Martha Heitman.
Mr and Mrs William A Bradshaw and family traveled to Terre Haute to attend the funeral of their nephew Arthur son of Mr and Mrs J Fogg who was drowned last Wednesday. Also attending from this city were Mr and Mrs W H Bradshaw and Mr and Mrs Troy Keller.
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