New Hope Elks and Red Men Triumph in League Play
New Hope defeated WPA Hot Shots 6 to 3, Elks beat Little Betty 7 to 0, and Red Men won two games against Dallas Cafe club 3 to 0 and 7 to 5. Standings list New Hope first, then Elks and Red Men, with other clubs in the league. Also, Mr and Mrs Eskin Turner and children left for Santa Barbara after visiting relatives here.
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New Hope
Elks
Red Men
Lin-Stock Park
Little Betty
Dallas Cafe Club
Newelope
Linton Summit
Dallas
California
Eskin Turner
Joe Turner
Gertrude Ann
Santa Barbara
Calif
Drum Corps Meet Called at Linton High School
A meeting of the Linton Dam and Bugle corps is set for 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at Linton high school building. Director Clyde Reintjes asks all corps members to attend.
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Linton Dam
Linton High School
Clyde Reintjes
Sreintjes
Hamlin Tsain Yin Family Reunion Set for Bloomfield Park
The Tsain Yin family plans its annual reunion at Bloomfield town park next June. Members and friends are urged to bring their dinner and enjoy the day.
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Hamlin
Tsain- Yin
Bloomfield Town Park
Vicksburg Boys Baseball Team Triumphs Over Linton and Indianapolis News Club
The Vicksburg team defeated the Linton Daily Citizen and Indianapolis News carvier boys by 8 to 1 at the Triangle diamond yesterday afternoon.
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Vicksburg
Linton Daily ‘Citizen
Indianapolis News
Martha Talbott Leaves for St Louis Vacation
Miss Martha Talbott of the Linton Daily Citizen staff departed Wednesday evening for St Louis Missouri to spend four days on vacation and visit relatives.
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Martha Talbott
Linton Daily Citizen
St. Louis
Potts and Gilbreath Families Visit Pontiac Guests
Mr and Mrs Joe Potts and their son Bob and Mrs Henry Gilbreath of Pontiac Michigan have been visiting Mrs and Mrs Mahton Gilbreath in the city.
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Pontiac
Joe Potts
Bob
Henry Gilbreath
iPontiac, Mich
Mahton Gilbreath
Report on Livestock Market in Indianapolis
Hogs 4,000 with holdovers 129 rise 80c. Lights 11.25 to 11.75, mediums 11.70 to 11.85, heavies 11.50 to 11.80. Cattle 800, calves 800. Beef steers scarce, finished types absent. Market firm. Heifers little changed. Beef cows 4.26 to 6.00, cutters 2.75 to 4. Healers steady to 0.05 higher, top 0.50. Sheep 2,000. lambs steady, better ewe and wether lambs 8.25 to 4. Slaughter sheep 1 to 3.25.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Cornelius Laughlin Improved After Hospital Stay
Cornelius Laughlin was removed from the Shakamak CCC camp to the station hospital in Indianapolis. He is reported greatly improved but will be detained for some time to undergo treatment. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W. E. Laughlin of Fifth Street Southwest.
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Cornelius
Laughlin
Shakamak CCC
Station Hospital
Indianapolis
Mia
W. E. Laughlin
Fifth Street
Baptist Choir Notice Uh oh Friday Practice Change
The first Baptist Church choir will meet for practice Friday evening at 7 14 rather than Thursday. The Thursday session was announced in yesterday's Citizen without authority and would conflict with the Baptist church School picnic.
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Baptist Choir
Notich
First Baptist Church
Yesteday
The
Baptist Church
Waymire Reunion Set for September Event
The Waymire family holds its annual reunion at the recreation park next Sunday September 1 inviting all friends and relatives to bring well filled baskets for a shared meal and fellowship.
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Waymiere
Waymire
Reaity Park
Mrs Mees In Serious Condition At Home
Mrs Lavina Mees is reported to be in a serious condition at her home on Third and A streets south mst, where she had been ill for several months.
Visitors in Home Attend Jackson Gathering
Mrs. Lou Lockhart and Frank Lockhart of S street northwest with Mrs. Lockhart’s brother Lie Davis of Oakland City called on Mattie A. Jackson of C street northeast Wednesday evening.
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Lou Lockhart
Frank Lockhart
Northweas
Workers Alliance of Linton Meeting Reported Large Turnout
The Workers Alliance of Linton No 46 held a session last night in the Linton public library at seven oclock with a large attendance noted.
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Workers Alliance
Workers Alliance of
Linton
Linton Public Library
Hee
Dixon
Detrost Departure After City Visit With Kine Family
Mr and Mrs Harry Kine left this morning for their home in Detroit Michigan after spending several days in the city visiting Mrs Kine s sister Mrs Fred Miller and a family
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Detrost
Returns to Florida after eight weeks in Linton
William Major Nauvie formerly connected with the Linton Daily Citizen left yesterday for his Largo Florida home after an eight week visit in Linton.
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Florida
William
Major) Nauvie
The
Linton
Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues
American League games included Detroit routing Philadelphia 11 to 0 and Washington defeating St Louis 10 to 1. Cleveland lost 2 to 8 to Boston while New York fell to Chicago 1 to 2. National League saw St Louis 138 loss to Philadelphia 1 5, Pittsburgh 6 to 9 over New York, Boston 2 to 2 against Chicago 1 to 5, and Brooklyn 43 to Cincinnati 2.
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Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago Pharmacist Curbs Deafness
A Chicago pharmacist reports relief from earache head noises and deafness after using a European specialist. CURINE is sold by Hamilton Drug Co promising immediate relief for those hard of hearing with ringing and head noises.
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Chicago
Hamilton Drug Co
Linton
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