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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1954
Page
2
A fragmented radio schedule from June 23 24 lists daytime and evening programs across stations. It notes shows such as My Little Marzie This is Your Life Dragnet and Sign Off with brief program titles and times along with a stray line about tabby cat markings and India’s population.
John N. Powell of Linton, Sixth District Moose vice president, is expected to play an active part at the thirty first annual convention of the Indiana Moose association in Indianapolis. Delegates from 78 Indiana lodges will attend with sessions Friday and Saturday mornings and forums in the afternoons. Election of officers is set for Sunday morning. Over 500 Moose members will attend the Indianapolis Toledo baseball game Saturday night with lodge units performing exhibition drills before the game.
The Pigs Samse and Jolly Pals clubs meet at Lyons area with textile painting demo led by Mrs. Mary Benham. Janet Powers and LaVerne Hasler lead pledges while Linda Mullis reports on Purdue 4-H round-up. Alice Bailey urges members to bring projects for judging at the June 29 school house meeting.
Simple sew pattern 9049 offers a crisp summer look with tuck details and a roomy pocketed skirt. Includes Misses' sizes 12 through 42 and a sleeveless or short-sleeve version with a full Sew Chart for fit. send 35 cents plus 5 cents mailing to Marian Martin Pattern Dept in New York.
Island City residents report a Saturday ice cream social at the home of Mr and Mrs Swan Weaver attended by Barbara Perry and children along with Mr and Mrs Chester Weaver and daughter. Sunday dinner was hosted by Mrs Doris Hasler and family with Mrs Junior Bruner.
Classified ad rates are three cents per word with a 50 cent minimum. Ads placed up to 10:00 A M appear the same day. Cash is required for non charge accounts. The Daily Citizen seeks reliable ads but does not assume responsibility for deception.
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