Community social notes from Dugger and area visits
North Bucktown Jean Fordice visited friends at Dugger Thursday. Several families including Pahmiers, Goodmans, Bedwells, Buzards, HIGARs, For dices, Brewers, Williams, Fordices, and Clad...
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1954
Page
4
North Bucktown Jean Fordice visited friends at Dugger Thursday. Several families including Pahmiers, Goodmans, Bedwells, Buzards, HIGARs, For dices, Brewers, Williams, Fordices, and Clad...
In the Mapleton parish, Mrs Hunter’s husband faces illness and retirement as the Harding family moves into the manse. Joan and Todd offer their apartment to ease strain while Mrs Hunter plans the future, weighing care for Gram, church duties, and possible moves as spring nears.
Pineapple designed tablecloth features 62 inch size with scalloped edges and novel corners. Includes crochet and cotton fabric notes, pattern 7228, centerpiece 42 inch. Order via Linton Daily Citizen Household Arts Dept New York with 25 cents plus pattern cents for mail. Copy of Alice Brooks Needle craft Catalog available for 20 cents.
County Treasurer John M. Moore reports total county gains near 60 000 dollars as local state county and city taxes rise sharply from the previous year. Delinquent collections also increase with Greene county and Stockton township showing gains while the nation faces labor tensions and a stable but uncertain industrial climate.
The report states France produced about 60 million tons of coal in 1953, roughly equal to what the United States mines in two months. It also notes Texas state symbols bluebonnet and mockingbird, a claim about the true rose species, Indonesia's Muslim majority, and equatorial ocean surface temperatures around 80 degrees.
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