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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1941
Page
4
MT VERNON lists Fri day and Sunday dinners and visits among Barker Allen Archer Miller Cooper Houselaw Bradfield Owens Hubble Leckner White Bradfield Sutphin and others. Mentions places including Evansville Bedford Dugger Lyons Terre Haute Plainville Bicknell and Indianapolis with family ties and health notes.
Warning from a health advertisement describes backache leg pains as signs of kidney distress. It explains kidneys remove wastes from blood and that failure causes headaches dizziness puffiness and urinary changes. It promotes Dean's Pills as a remedy used for decades.
Worthington resident Mrs Dailey called on Mr and Mrs Glen Greenwell on Sunday. Neighbors and relatives including Perkins Ellett Thelma and Jerry Perkins Bell mey of Linton Shanks of Sandborn Canady and family visited Mr Perkins who is ill. Florence Hester of Bloomfield called on Mrs Hazel Bradfield. Miss Blanthe Everhart dined with Aud rey Beadle. Iva Pierson and children travel to South Bend to visit Pierada's sister Verlis Campbell and Freddie Gotschall. Jasonville's Bement Johnson visited Charlie Johnson's family. Maggie Pentland ill but improving slowly. Oscar Campbell and grandchildren visited with Jerry Nortis. Alfred Norris and Gene of Linton visited Myrtle Campbell. Logan Byarley returned from Detroit and Kankakee. Billy Luiz visiting grandmother Minnie Hall. Ringer Boyd Cox attended Ft Branch commencement. Bertha Ingram visiting Sullivan. Dora Reintjes and Roy Blair dined with Laurel Ingram. Rachel West in Mary Sherman hospital after a fall. Ora Wiseman announces the birth of a son Loran Dale.
In the only Linton City league match last night the Turpine Painters won two of three games against the Standard Oilers. Roy Harbett led with a 652 series as the Painters posted totals of 2703 to 2703 after handicaps, with strong marks from M Coulomb, L Giuffre, J Fritz and RB Harbett.
A three act play titled Diamond in The Rough will be presented at 7 00 this evening in the First Church of God located at Second and C streets northwest. The public is invited to attend.
James Howard Clayton stationed at Ft. Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. James E. Clayton for ten days.
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