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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1935
Page
6
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Acknowledgments from patrons mark a tribute to Weldh and Cornett Funeral Home. The message reflects gratitude toward staff and services during a period of care and remembrance at the local funeral facility.
Mr and Mrs Barney Peden and daughter Barbara of Santibpin were Saturday visitors of Mr and Mrs Livya Sheldup and family. Miss Hindbeth Hardesty of Bicknell spent Sunday with Miss Ning Davis. Mr and Mrs Beard Edwards visited Indianapolis relatives. Mrs Nod Goodin and family joined Mr and Mrs George Wilgon and Ralph Barnes family Edwardsport for Sunday evening calls. Agatha Richardson of Shilo h spent weekend with Nina Edwards. Clovis Sloop and family of Pinkneyville Illinois extended visit at Edwards. Noah Goodman family and Kenneth Brown visited Terre Haute. Mrs Grover Baker and daughter Christina moved to Indianapolis. Isis McCart visited Switz City. Garnet Cullison and Eva Criss in Terre Haute. Kermit Floyd Bloomfield and Chester Haper Edwardsport visited Edwards.
June 26 report shows cattle numbers 1200 and calves 600 with slaughter classes steady to higher. Hogs at 167, heavies $9 to $9.40, mediums $9.40 to $9.60, lights $9.60 to $9.70. Better arade steers $9.60 to $11.50, beef cows $4.75 to $6.60, wealers steady. Lambs 1000 head, good to prime ewes and wethers $8.25 to $8.50, bucks discounted, slaughter sheep $1 to $3. Prices range.
Val and Lia confront tensions after Lia's recovered mood as Val faces Brad's crisis. Brad reveals Sue, his wife, is in a Seattle sanitarium after a breakdown, with her father visiting and doctors undecided. Val offers support, but Brad fears losing his job and vows to care for Sue, while Val hides his worry and contemplates Brad's plight.
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