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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
5
A smouldering fire of unknown origin damaged Spink's restaurant in Dugger early Tuesday with most damage from smoke. The report notes local residents and visitors traveling or moving between nearby towns as community members share updates.
Burress Chapel notes a 7 pound birth on Tuesday June 19 to Huddie Goodman and family. Various visits reported as relatives and friends gather, including Ellis, Padgett, Bedwell and Spear households. A music party at Hallie Bedwell’s home drew a large crowd and many families are visiting relatives across towns.
The Terhunes hosted Otis Bartley and daughter Modenna of Lyons and Dan Shonk with son Glen Lee for a Sunday dinner. The L A L club held a picnic at the Nine Mile schoolhouse grave with a noon meal and many members present.
Pleasantville June 21 special to Daily Citizen reports Mr and Mrs Miseman drove to Terre Haute. Clyde Lynn and family were visiting. Edward Talley and daughter Patricia Jean of Indianapolis spent the weekend with their parents. Children’s Day exercises set for Sunday night at the M church. Mrs Emory Harbin improving. Mrs Bough attended Indianapolis trip and graduation of grandson Palmer Padgett. Louise and fluntey visited Merom with Ralph Mitchell. Louis Ripple of Terre Haute visited J A Booker. Rev I B Averywig in Oklahoma aiding revival.
An appeal promotes McCoy's Tablets to help underweight men and women gain weight fast. An example claims a woman gained 16 pounds in five weeks and pledges an ironclad guarantee: return purchase price if no gain of at least 6 pounds and improved health after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes.
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