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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
3
Mineral Indiana June 22 The I O F order plans a picnic at the Isenpple grove Sunday. Families visit, shop, and travel from Bloomington Danville Bloomfield Saginaw Mich Bloomington and Middle Taylor. Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 7 30.
The Friendly Hour club met at Mrs. Freeda Moore's home in Jasonville on Thursday afternoon for a pleasant social hour. Goldie Ingoleman won a prize of cups and saucers. refreshments followed. Guests included Mrs. Arthur Griffith and Mrs. Prandin Griffith. Several locals and visitors were noted in attendance, with many residents and guests mentioned as dining and socializing in the town.
Mrs Cass Spencer called on Mrs Mary Elwick today. Karl Edward visited Miss Agnes Morrison yesterday evening. Mason Haywood of Bloomfield and Miss Flossie Miller of Lyons called on Mrs Elwick yesterday afternoon. Mrs Wdna Beck called on Mrs Nellie Jackson yesterday. Mr and Mrs Bo Turpin and Mr and Mrs Ted Turpin were in Tinton Tuesday evening. Winklepleck and Albert Corwin of Odon visited Mrs Agnew yesterday. Mrs Pete Robison of Lyons called on Mrs Lilly Rush yesterday. Winkleplecked called on John Therd and Mrs Lily Rush yesterday. Mrs Charles Hollars, Mrs Jerry Wakefield, Miss Mildred Mason and Mrs O S Ramsey visited Mrs Palmer Hannum Tuesday evening. Walter Rector of Indianapolis was in town yesterday erecting old friends. Ma Rector a former resident. Miss Miverpool Mason and Mrs O S Ramsey went to Indianapolis on business yesterday. Mrs Charlotte Snyder called on Mrs Sam Padgett yesterday. Mrs Mollie Tumphreys called on Mrs Charlotte Snyder yesterday. Miss Sigzio Danforth visited Mrs George Deckard who has been ill yesterday. Miss Daisy Conklin called on Mrs William Ibby dr yesterday. Claude Gibson and Ben Snyder were in Linton on business yesterday.
Charles Bedwell of Woomington is home visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Bert Nedwadl Audie Swaby has returned from Indianapolis to visit Mr and Mrs Doyle Swaby in Indianapolis Roy Conklin of Switz City called on Loughton Butler Wayne Bovenschen has arrived in Los Angeles Ruth Bovensehen who graduated from the state normal at Terre Haute is visiting her parents Fred Wheatley of Terre Haute visited Mrs Jane Pirtle Paul Swaby and daughter Earl Swaby and son Junior were dinner guests of Jesse Swaby
Austrians losing ground and ceasefire efforts fail to stop attacks as battles continue. Italians claim a decisive victory and prepare for a new blow. Budapest sees deadly clashes between police and striking workers as hunger and shortages bite. Over 900,000 American doughboys are in France or at sea awaiting further orders.
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