12 Aug 1936
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1936
Page
1
Mrs. Popyew nicknamed Pixie boasts 150 miles per gallon for Red Crown in Tall Story circles, but critics doubt the figure. The piece notes that standard Red Crown provides high mileage, yet not 150 mpg, while urging motorists to learn the truth from the World’s Greatest Road Test.
SAFELY BLOOMFIELD ITEMS Mr and Mrs Wesley Pilk announce the birth of a daughter born Sunday night. Many Bloomfield residents including Mr and Mrs William Rice of Linton visited friends and attended local events.
Miss Marjorie Hulen of Chicago and Ishmael Osborn of Dugger will wed August 22. Elsie Risinger and Paul Norris hosted a bridge shower at Bosstick Tea Room in Sullivan with prizes to Oleita Ormandy, Marjorie Hulen, Howard Aikin, Ishmael Osborn and David Guthrie. A luncheon followed for guests including the Seaman, Harvey Smith, and Guthrie households. Several locals planned Lake Tippecanoe camping, and visits included Bobby Terhune with Ivan Lee Alexander. Additional notes mention travels, returns, and work plans among Dugger residents.
A jumble of crossword clues appears with multiple numbered hints across and down. Entries reference occupations places bodies of water and common words. The grid includes clues such as Exasperated Scotch term Erie Great Lakes state or instrument, and mentions like Canada As You Like It 1921 26 27 28 12 14 15 8 22 3 38 24 29 30 18 19 21 25 33 34 28 85 The Junebug.
Miss Frederica Martin formerly on Freeman-Greene County hospital nursing staff visits her parents Deputy Sheriff and Mrs Fred Martin in Bloomfield during a three weeks vacation.
American League games showed Cleveland 63 over Detroit 6 and Boston 4 over Ph ladelphia 1. St Louis 7 beat Chicago 2. Washington 7 over New York 3. National League scores included Boston 5 over Philadelphia 4 in ten innings, New York 8 over Brooklyn 3, Pittsburgh 6 over Cincinnati 3, Chicago 6 over St Louis 4 in ten innings.
The schedule lists Detroit at Cleveland, Washington at New York, St. Louis at Chicago, Philadelphia at Boston, Chicago at St. Louis, New York at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, and Boston at Philadelphia for today’s matchups.
Sunday visits at Spring Mill state park and Monday business in Bloomfield report. Attendees include Paul Haywood, Miss Helen Humphreys, Mrs Nora Branstetter, Anna Cushman, and families. Updates on Mrs Lucy Hastings illness and multiple regional visits to Spencer, Terre Haute, and Linton. Also a note on lemons sealed in jars keeping one to three months.
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