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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
2
Classifieds and advertising rates from a Linton Indiana newspaper state subscription details. Includes mailing options for in and out of state, price per year, six and twelve month terms, and advertising rates for single column inches, notices, obituaries, and cards of thanks.
West Atlas residents host relatives and friends visiting from Los Angeles and nearby towns. Guests include Keith Duncan, Mia Shields, Mildred Geatches, and Mia Wooldridge. Local events feature church attendance, the Goldwin reunion near Lyons, and multiple dinners and visits across Brownstown Pleasantville and Muncie. John Robson returns to work at New Hoes mine. families welcome guests from South Bend and West Lindon.
Residents gathered for the Heaton reunion at City Park with Sam Heaton and family joining Otis Gray, Rae Angelo Hintebrook, Roy Gray and others. Guests included Nelda Robson, Margaret Heitman, Floyd Shields, Roland Duncan and Jeanne, plus multiple visits to Bloomfield and nearby towns. Fred Gabbard underwent eye treatment while Doris May Strickland returned home from the Marie area with her grandmother.
Mr and Mrs 11 R Buck of this city are in Detroit Michigan on business and expect to return here next Monday.
A wife preserves with a can of salmon or tuna and another of peas on the emergency shelf to craft a creamed dish to serve over toast for unexpected visitors.
Fragmentary note from a seven part expedition series led by Childes Po Stewart. The writer accompanied the expedition as a Ngwapapur correspondent, with readable portions describing travel and events from years ago.
Central Preas New York reports on political debate as Henry ord opposes the administration tax measure and Robert H. Jackson of the Internal Revenue Bureau outlines bond financing to raise funds. Postmaster General Farley signals Democratic keynote themes defending Roosevelt era policies amid partisan criticism.
Central Press Washington Bureau reports Henry Ford voyage on the Oscar I stirred anger among correspondents after a censorship order blocked wireless news of a girl aboard. The press committee struggled to rescind the ban, but no penalties were imposed. Ford’s influence and the ensuing dispute sharpened tensions aboard the party.
Mr. Wine of Marion Indiana reports seven months free from bilious spells and severe headaches after taking Indo-Vin He says his liver is now healthy his complexion improved and he feels like a new person The medicine is sold at Hamilton Drug Store in Linton and by local druggists
C G Hendren was in Washington on business. Hymera State Bank of Hymera Ind. has been named plain Liff and Willis V Sims and Minnie Sims defendants in a promissory note complaint filed August 6 1936 in the Greene circuit court. Dora Oliphant hosted her bridge club Monday night with prizes to Mrs Wendell Garrell Carla Campbell and traveling prize to Mrs Garrell. Bethy Puller daughter of James Fuller of Newark is improving from injuries from a fall last Friday. Carrie J Humphreys hosted a contract bridge gathering Monday night at South Franklin street with guests Mrs C L Slinkard and Mrs Homer Knox. prizes to Mrs Homer Knox and Mrs R C Berker. J C Jarvis hosted a Monday luncheon contract bridge club at West Spring street. prizes to Mrs Walter J Savp and Mrs Walker Marshall. guests Mrs J Albert Jackson and Mrs A B Miles. A B Miles Woodbury’s Co traveling rep spent the weekend here and will move to Memphis Tenn. Louise Rive former Latin teacher at the local high school is staying with Mrs Walter Brassett. L I Morris and daughter Audrey left Monday for Des Moines Ia. Clarence Ball of Toledo Ohio visiting Mr and Mrs Chester P Harrah. Mrs C C Hendren spent Tuesday in Indianapolis. PAY OUR GLASSIFIED ADS FOR QUICK SAILOR
Report shows hogs 4,000 and cattle 700 with calves 600 sold. Hogs weights from 160 to 285 pounds up to 60 cents higher for heavier types. prices range 11.70 to 12.00 for lights and 11.80 to 11.70 for heavies. Cattle and calves mixed with steers 10.25 to 11, heifers mostly under 9, cows 4.65 to 5.50, feeders 3 to 4.25. Sheep 1,500 lambs steady with best ewe and wether lambs 8 to 8.75. slaughter sheep 1 to 3 dollars.
Readers are invited to select ten players and a manager for the Linton Softball League All Star team to face the LaPorte Junior Champions in a Milk Fund benefit game at Oliphant Field on Friday night August 16. Complete the coupon naming players for each position and the manager, then mail or deliver it to The Linton Daily Citizen Milk Mind Editor in Linton Indiana. Contest ends August 12.
A compiled roster lists pitchers catchers infielders outfielders and managers from teams New Hope Hot Shots Johnsons Red Men Little Betty Rudy s Hot Air and Ashers. The lineup names Buck Hays H Blackburn Moody J Jarmon J Hays M Strahle Cox Shonk A Scecina C Myers D Combs J Kennedy R Brynt L Hennette E Yount and others across left center and right field positions with multiple clubs represented.
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