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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
6
An investigation is under way of a robbery at the Sunflower Mine storeroom near Dugger. Robbers entered the store room and stole shoes overalls pants shirts cigars cigarettes candies carbide lights and other merchandise. The robbery was discovered Tuesday morning and Sheriff Luther Keene is pursuing several leads.
Local families from Brownstown and surrounding areas visited relatives in Dugger Little Giant Jasonville and Terre Haute. Guests included Virgil Willoughby family, Pearl Pope, Clarence Beck attending normal studies, and many others sharing Sunday calls and Tuesday visits.
Mrs Holmes travels to Albion to tend ill mother Mrs Creightman who has been ill since Christmas and is now unable to move or speak. John Junior Pahmeier earns Kreager School of Music certificate in St Louis signaling private teaching credentials. Epworth League expects large attendance for Sunday service led by Rev. Hert. Mrs Della Allen to attend state blind school convention in Indianapolis. Vincennes Kiwanis funded a notable entertainment at the high school gym drawing strong audience response.
A nostalgic ad extols the Havana Ribbon cigar as a five cent smoke. It boasts ripe tobacco and cool mellow flavor produced by modern methods. The copy urges readers to try it, noting it’s sold in five cigar pocket packs and at local counters-or via dealers.
West Atlas residents Mrs. Austin Woolf and family join Mrs. Mary Ann Fainet at her Lawton area home. Various visitors from Black Creek Sullivan Dugger Cass Morris Chapel and beyond share meals and calls with local families including the Bookers Stricklands Pattons and Robsons.
Helen Keller explains how a Great Dane serves as her eyes, noting the breed’s loyalty and intelligence. She plans training to visualize surroundings through canine observation, cherishing life’s simple human moments.
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