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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
3
The page notes subscription prices and advertising rates, then shifts to a political column discussing exclusion laws and figures like Bryan Parker Lawson and Taggart. It reflects party maneuvering, Democratic delegates in New York, and rivalries, with references to drinks, fist fights, and insider strategy.
Children from the Methodist Sunday school primary and beginners departments with their mothers and teachers enjoyed a delightful picnic at the city park east of the city yesterday afternoon. An unusually large crowd attended with cars provided for transport. Games and amusements followed a jolly afternoon and a delicious picnic supper prepared by the mothers was served. All reported a splendid time.
Mrs. Emma Bare visits Indianapolis on business while Mrs. Roxie McKin and son James travel to Sullivan for business. Miss Margaret LaVanne visits relatives in Jasonville. Mrs. Belle Fullam goes to Indianapolis to stay with sister Mrs. Talmadge. Catherine Patrick leaves for Terre Haute to make her home. Frances Gore of Bloomfield and Georgia Mitchell of Bedford visit Mr. and Mrs. Imer Terrell. Edith McAllister travels to Terre Haute to stay with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Roberts. Mary Watson heads to Terre Haute for a recital by Eva Alden tomorrow. Ellen Streeter, of Terre Haute, returns home after visiting aunt Lena Lucas. Carrie Morgan departs for Princeton to visit her husband, a Jeffry Manufacturing rep. Mrs. Bruce Tate and her young daughter arrive from Robinson Illinois to stay with parents Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bedelle of Coshocton Ohio leave after visiting E. P. Cooke and relatives. Anna Inman returns from Indianapolis after attending her sister Lora Burris wedding. Lora Inman was formerly a popular Linton girl.
SAM V. PERROTT III, president of the Linton Gas Co., has been ill at Home Lawn sanitarium for three weeks. A message this afternoon reports he is somewhat improved after today’s strain of rheumatic fever.
Notice lists a dark bay stray horse with old scratches on its hind legs. Contact Harry Eb don at Second St. S. W. or call phone 477- K2 for information.
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