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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1929

Page

3

Gilmour and relatives visit Bloomington week

Mr and Mrs John W Haskett left Monday for a week visit with relatives in Bloomington. Dinner guests Sunday included Mr and Mrs Floyd Skinner, Sullivan, and Chalk Johnson and son Jasonville. Eva Hepner taken to Union hospital Terre Haute. Ota Smith and children in Linton Friday. Ralph McBride in Jasonville Saturday. Marie Smith on sick list. Iva Mattox visited Lorene Smith. Oscar Campbell and son Floyd in Linton Friday. Joe Thompson and children of Linton visited Bill Thompson family. Tom Hall and children visited Omer Simpson of Latta Creek Sunday afternoon. Lorene Smith in Jagenville Saturday. Kenneth Rogers of Jasonville visited Carrie Skinner Sunday.

John W. Haskett Bloomington Frank Skinner Floyd Skinner Sullivan Chalk Johnson Jasonville Eva Hepner Union Hospital Terre Haute Ota Smith Linton Ralph’ McBride Jagonville Kenneth Rogers Carrie Skinner

Heartless Wretch Quips on Wedding Hearts Loss

A terse exchange cited by the Minneapolis Tribune recalls a spouse’s claim of losing his heart before the wedding, with a comical rejoinder about not noticing its absence since.

Minneapolis Tribune

Points for local poultrymen at Purdue Bedford field day

Stephen M. Walford, poultry specialist, urged care for bird comfort and health in housing at Purdue university near Bedford June 13. He stressed protective design, easy cleaning, ventilation to prevent dampness, ample sunlight, and time savings to cut costs and raise profits. The Bedford shed type house with a double yarding system illustrated these principles for health and operator convenience.

Stephen M. Walford Moses Fell Purdue University Bedford Purdue Bedford Farm

Children Day Services Shine at Christian Church

Sandborn crowd attends Sunday evening service as the church interior, freshly painted and decorated with ferns and flowers, showcases a fine children’s program and a free will offering. Separately, Miss Margaret Anderson, 81, severely ill and not expected to recover, has lived around Sandborn and Edwardsport most of her life. John Slederbeck, 14, held for authorities after being found runaway from the Highland home in Vincennes. Carl Dyer sustains a toe gash from an ax at work near Irene requiring two stitches. Mrs. Jess Morrison and family travel to Bloomfield to visit Mrs. Anna May Denny, seriously ill with cancer.

Sandborn Christian Church This Place Margaret Anderson Herbert Troops Sand Miss. Anderson John Slederbeck Vincennes Bicknell Carl Dyer Irene Campbell & Hash Construction Company Jess Morrison Harold Morrison William Singer Bloomfield Singer Anna May Denny

Local items from Solsberry and Bloomington area

Mr and Mrs William Aland of New Lebanon Indiana were in Solsberry Sunday evening en route home from Bloomington. Rev Barren conducted services at the M E church Saturday evening. Miss Mary Moore visits from Bloomington with her grandparents Mr and Mrs H D Lutz. Mrs Wayne Sherrow’s Sunday school class held a picnic Thursday afternoon. The local high school orchestra rehearses Sunday mornings under Bloomington director H Crigler. H Martindale of Cincinnati was here. William Boatright spent Sunday with Belgties at Greencastle. C Dilly and Dorothy Dilly attend teachers college at Bloomington. Mr and Mrs Jesse Bullock and Bent Glover from Indianapolis were here Sunday en route to Hobbieville to visit Mrs Bullock’s mother Mrs Storms. Mr and Mrs F C Barnes and family spent Saturday evening with relatives at Mitchell. Rev Ross Dugger of Bloomington will preach at Union church north of here Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.

Solsberry Wm. Aland New Lebanon Indiana Bloomington Barren M. KE Mary ‘Moore H. D. Lutz Wayne Sherrow M. F H. Crigler H. ©. Martindale Cincinnati Wm. Boatright Belgties Greencastle C. Dilly Miss Dorthy Dilly Teachers’ College Jesse Bullock Bent Glover Indianapolis Hobbieville

Teacher Warns Tommy After Worsening Class Note

The Border Cities Star reports a student named Tommy provoking aTeacher remarks that the essay is the worst in class and plans to inform his father, but Tommy reveals the father wrote it himself, highlighting a humorous miscommunication.

Tommy Border Cities Star

Lyons Area Social Roundup Prominent Visitors Named

Lyons Indiana June 25 Special to Daily News Lyons and nearby towns see a steady stream of visitors and local calls. Earl Sigman of Indianapolis spent a few days with relatives and friends here. Clayton Tibbett visited with Michael Yancey’s family south of the city. Mell Mitchell and Ruth Mitchell were in Bloomfield on business. Warl Wolford and Annis Wolford visited in Linton. Annis remained for the week. L. L. Elliott and John Baker called on Bill Baker’s family Sunday. Harry Goldberg and children David and Emily from Anderson are visiting Max Stein. County probation officer B F Chambers traveled to Indianapolis to escort Pauline Smith to Riley Hospital for treatment. Lewis Stein of Fort Wayne is visiting relatives. Clovis Sloop Martha Lou Sloop Lex Bursall and five sons LeDonald Orvis Gene visited Trafalgar on Sunday. Ed Leavitt and family of Worthington called on his mother Bell Leavitt.

Cpri Lyons Earl Sigman Indianapolis Clayton Tibbett Michael Yancey Mell Mitchell Ruth Bloomfield Warl Wolford Annis Linton L. L. Elliott John Baker Bill Baker Harry Goldberg David Emily Anderson Max Stein B. F. Chambers Pauline Smith LeDonald Orvis Gene Trafalgar Providence Ind Otto Sloop Ed Leavitt Worthington Bell Leavitt

Local residents visit relatives on Sunday

Ray Melick and Mrs Helen and Catherine lye motored to Washington Sunday and spent the day. Others, including Mrs Dorothy Hert, Miss Ruth Skemp, Mr and Mrs Chas Busby and children, and many more, visited friends and relatives Sunday evening. Also noted is a local want ad for selling items.

Ray Melick Helen Catherine Lye Washington Dorothy Hert Ruth Skemp Freelandville Chas, Busby William” ‘Keller Vernie Sims Cora ‘Frye Cora Wills Williams Busby Lee Tibbett Catherine: Hoover Clara Bell Stancomb

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