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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1929

Page

3

Five Cent Bayuk Havana Ribbon Cigar Ad Claims Quality

A cigarette-style advertisement touts Bayuk's Havana Ribbon five cent cigars. It emphasizes ripe tobacco, no green or over-ripe leaves, mild aroma, and cool smoke. Claims thirty years of popularity and mass sales with practical pocket packages of five cigars.

Bayuk Havana

Miss Ella Yakey and Mother Injured in Bloomfield Incident

In Bloomfield on Monday, Miss Ella L. Yakey injured her foot ligaments after a fall from a porch while trimming vines and dislocating a shoulder. Her mother, Mrs. Carrie Yakey, aided by a physician, sustained injuries as well. The Yakey family has ties to Greene and Linton, with Miss Yakey formerly serving as circuit court reporter. The piece notes the husband Nelson Yakey’s Civil War veteran status and passing over forty years ago. Other local social notes mention visitors: Cory guests of George Cromwell. Elmer Roudebush of Akron visiting David Taylor. Colonel Colborne of Bloomington staying with J. W. Beasley’s family. Harry Joe Letterman and Marvin Taylor visiting. and William Pete Powell’s return from a visit to grandparents in Bloomfield.

Bloomfield, Jue Carrie Yakey Ella L. Yakey Yakey Miss Ella Linton Nelson Yakey Cory George Cromwell Elmer Roudebush Akron David Taylor Colonel Colborne Bloomington J. W. Beasley Harry Joe Letterman Marvin Taylor Oakland City Howard Harold Cromwell William Pete Powell Bloomfield William Powell

Pulpit visit and community notices in Ashcraft area

Evan Hudson Robinson of Indianapolis filled the Ashcraft Chapel pulpit Saturday night. Elsie Crow and daughters Louise and Gladys Mac visited Mrs. Frank Horn Friday. Several sheep were killed or injured by dogs the prior week. one dog was killed. The Gilmore family attended Baptist church in Owensburg Saturday. Butler Records visited Mae Tilford’s home. Tilford’s father remains ill and is expected to die soon. Bough, Ashcraft, Records families visited Cass. Horn called on Amanda Corbin. Corbin ill. Seth Laughlin Wayne Laughlin Harley Page visited Paoli with the Laughlins. Evan Hudson of Indianapolis and friends stayed with Sam Hudson. Horn went to Bedford Tuesday.

Butler Mae Tilford Tilford Jonah Bough Amos Ashcraft Cass Frank Horn Amanda Corbin Miss Corbin Seth Laughlin

Plum Branch Weekend Visit Mentions Families

Mrs. Bart Bedwell and children Wilma Ruth and Charles visited sister Mrs. Earl Hostettler in Bloomington. Mrs. Lizzie Davis and Betty Fulk of Detroit and Dale Cromwell were also mentioned in the outing.

Bart Bedwell Wilma Ruth Charles Earl Hostettler Bloomington Lizzie Davis Betty Fulk Detroit Dale Cromwell

Memorial service observed by Dugger Eastern Star and Masons

Special to Daily Citizen Dugger reports Dugger Chapter No 482 C E S officers held a Memorial service for the dead in their chapter room before a large Eastern Star Mas ons audience. Floral decorations marked the event and light refreshments followed. Guests included Mrs Ezra Thomas and daughter Claibow of Indianapolis visiting Mrs Thomas parents Mr and Mrs John Bishop.

Daily Citizen Dugger Eastern Star Ezra Thomas Claiibow Indianapolis Thomas John Bishop John Sims Mary Bohnnot Midland James Sims

Local families gather for weekend visits in Indiana towns

Little Shiloh and Weaver families spent Sunday in Linton with relatives. Robert Rollison stayed in Bloomfield with grandparents. Schantz guests from Indianapolis and Clinton visited Leopold and Harvey Schantz and Sadie Floyd family. Keller attends State Normal at Terre Haute spent weekend with parents.

Cecil Weaver Linton Robert Rollison Bloomfield Frank Rolliison Fae Schantz Indianapolis Jesse Schantz June Leopold Schantz Harvey Grounds Clinton Clyde Killinger Sadie Floyd Arch Hawkins Leo Schantz Flem Goodman Lorena Pearson Pleasantville M. I. Porter Owensburg John Bonham Juanita Jasonville Alonzo Litten Spencer Calvin Keller Earl Keller State Normal Terre Haute

Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues

Results from American League games show Indianapolis 5 to Minneapolis 4, Kansas City 9 to Columbus 5, Cleveland 10 to St Louis 7, Chicago 2 to Detroit 14, New York rainout at Washington, and St Paul and Milwaukee tied into doubleheaders. American Association matched Boston 5 to Philadelphia 6, Brooklyn 12 to New York 10 in ten innings. Three I League scores include Terre Haute 5 Quincy 4, Bloomington 8 Decatur 4, Springfield 8 Evansville 2, Peoria 5 to 8 Danville 4 to 5.

American Association Kansas City Minneapolis Eh Ee St. Paul Ndianapolis Louisville Milwaukee Columbus Ao Toledo Philadelphia New York St. Louis Detroit Cine Cleveland Washington Chicago Boston Pittsburgh Louis Oe Brooklyn Wee Indianapolis Columbus St. Loui Terre Haute Quincy Bloomington Decatur Springfield Evansville Peoria Danville

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