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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1950
Page
2
The Daily Citizen outlines classified ad rates per word at two cents with no multi insertion discounts and a minimum 85 cent charge. Ads accepted until 10:00 will appear the same day. cash required for noncharge accounts. the paper screens advertisers for reliability but accepts no responsibility for deception or errors.
Kay Hamilton's serial follows Natalie and Jenny as they balance a failing design project, financial strain, and a threatened marriage. Diane faces insecurity while Fred's return tests loyalties, and Brent seeks modelling work as the sisters confront responsibility and family dynamics.
Island City announces Mr. and Mrs. Les Wright moved from the Astey property to the Bruner home. Mrs Abbie Stafford visits in Bedford. Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs James Angleton include Mr. and Mrs William Reed, Mr. and Mrs Ivan Weaver and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Floyd Weaver of Linton, Bill Angleton and children. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Weaver include Mr and Mrs Bill Angleton, Donald Cullison, David and Archie Rose and Buddy and Eugene Phelps.
Mrs. Mattie Weaver called on her sister Mrs. Eva Weaver Monday. Mrs. May Angleton called on Mrs. Ollie Gilligan Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hay Barnard called on Mrs. Bob Roberts Monday. James Angleton and Bill Angleton were in Bloomfield Tuesday on business.
The Wednesday afternoon club meeting with Mrs Mary Craft scheduled for May 3 has been postponed. The time and place for the next meeting will be announced later.
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