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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1939
Page
3
Classified department notes the Greene County Farm Bureau Co-Op offers open formula feeds. Located on S. W. A Street in Linton, contact via phone 404 for details.
Mrs Huddie Goodman and Calvin Storms family visited Ollie Goodman and son. A large crowd attended the children night exercises at the Burris Chapel church. Armandale Coulter moved from Gambill to Homer Bennett property. Leon Belval and Nan Padgett visited Padgett family with Elaine and Darrell. Russell Hardesty and sons of Linton visited Calvin Storms family. Edgar Goodman and family visited with OLe Goodman family.
The east half of the south west quarter and other parcels in section 3b township 6 north range 3 west total 201 acres more or less are offered under a decree with rents and profits to satisfy costs. If unpaid the fee simple of remaining real estate may be sold to discharge the decree. Sheriff Bert Caldwell announces the sale date June 7 1939 with attorney C Hendren listed.
Iris confronts mounting debts after Bart falls ill with pneumonia and loses his agency. She sells belongings and moves to a boarding house to cover bills while nursing him, learning frugality as he recovers and she regains purpose.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Richardson hosted dinner with Rev Orval Overman and Miss Frances Deckard of Switz City and Miss Leona Ham. Mrs Harley Strickland and Doris Mae visit Marion with Walter Strickland relatives. Jane Goodwin dined with Raymond Ham. Guy Dugger Lenore Cooksey and daughter visited Claude Martindale. Ora Buckner Huntington visited Harley Strickland. Justin Norris and daughters Rosalie Tene visited Herb Walters Merom. Mary Alice accompanied them home.
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