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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
5
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Clarence Mottern and John Young returned home Friday after visiting relatives in Rantoul and Wellington. Mrs. Floyd Mottern and children from Linton and Mrs. Rusell Watson of Lyons stayed with Laura Christenberry. Miss Ruby Miller returned home from Pendleton where she worked. Effie Wesner leaves for Indianapolis to spend the summer with Elwood Brown family. Fr K Inman vacationing in Indianapolis. Myrtle Barden visited Floyd Motterns. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laverander hosted relatives from Bloomington with Laverander ill at home. Wilma Roach returned from a week with relatives in Washington.
Harold A. Lynn known as Windy of Champaign Illinois is seriously ill after an emergency appendectomy Sunday at Burnham City Hospital in Champaign. His parents Charles Lynn and J Howard Lynn and Mrs. Lynn are at his bedside. hospital reports expect a satisfactory recovery.
In San Jose California archives the log of the Sterling reveals coastwide trade during Mexican rule. The Pueblo of San Francisco listed goods include corks thread cravats stockings shirts shawls calico muslingingham flannel coffee tea tobacco syrup champagne and shovels.
A wartime era couple, Joe Murray and Terry, face unemployment as workers lose jobs in a declining factory town. Joe rations earnings after layoffs, while Terry's wage keeps them afloat until the bank and house loom, signaling a creeping return to hardship and a life they hoped to leave behind. The piece follows their struggle as employment vanishes and prospects fade, with themes of pride, love, and resilience punctuating their crisis.
Reported changes describe expanding hands and feet, a shrinking jaw, and a decline in perceived immortality. The items reflect sensationalized medical curiosities typical of tabloid coverage.
Legal advertisement from Greene County Indiana notes the liquidation of Linton Trust Company. The Department of Financial Institutions filed Asset Accounting Reports and a Final Consolidated Report covering periods from 1932 to 1938. The Greene Circuit Court fixed July 2 1938 as the hearing date. creditors and shareholders may file objections in writing.
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