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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1923
Page
7
Women who supply family hosiery find Burlington hose dependable for economy and neat appearance. Available in popular weights and weaves from sheer silk hose to sturdy stockings. Every pair is trim fitting and correctly proportioned.
A parade of names shows residents from Dugger to Terre Haute and Indianapolis traveling for visits, work, and study. Many attend state normal at Indiana University Bloomington and plan summer stays, with extended trips to Jasonville, Greencastle, and Detroit for employment and recreation.
A large crowd gathered Saturday at the Baptist church to tribute Oscar Struckmeier who died while en route to Detroit for work. The service featured a mixed church quartet and a sermon by Rev. E C Corts centered on Psalm and Absalom. Pallbearers included Kenneth Gwin and Lee Shepherd among others. flowers and memories marked the ceremony as friends mourned the popular Lin ton youth.
Yesterday a Linton group of families in four cars toured Merom bluff for a day of exploring and picnicking. After dinner the group, including Mr and Mrs John Boroban, Mr and Mrs Clinton Reintjes, Miss Doris Clayton, and others, returned to the grounds for a six o'clock supper. Mrs Clinton Reintjes nearly fell climbing the bluff but was not hurt and the party resumed their cheerful outing.
Forty four residents from Linton enjoyed a day trip to Cataract Falls. Eight carloads left at 7 am and arrived by 10 30 am. A bountiful ground dinner followed by kodaking and sightseeing. Family groups and individuals from Linton are named as attendees.
The Mahomet tomb stands as possibly the costliest ever built with decorations valued at 15 million dollars. Diamonds and rubies adorn the memorial, underscoring its immense wealth and opulence.
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