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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1938

Page

6

Coca Colas lead in local Ladies Bowling standings

The Coca Colas and the Snack and Soda quintets won most games in the local Ladies Bowling league last night. The Coca Colas posted a season high 716 total team score led by V. Shufeldt with 462 and G. Mehlhoff with 445 points.

Coca Colas Walfords Orange Beauty Shop Maples V. Shufeldt G. Mehlhoff Campbell G. Stewart E. Duncan Williams M. Hamilton H. Moore Inc H.C H. Hamilton Oy Myers Giuffre V. Shufelitnee City

Slacks Stir Judicial Wrath in Los Angeles Court

Judge sentences school teacher Helen Hulick to five days in jail for refusing to wear a dress in court. The ruling quashes her defiant stance and draws public attention to court attire standards.

Helen Hulick Los Angeles

Protests Filed To State Rules On Road Projects

The article notes church notices from First Baptist Church with service times and programs including a 9:30 a.m. morning worship and 4:30 p.m. vesper service plus a 7 p.m. annual business meeting for 1939. It also covers a protest by a portable rock and gravel producer against state policy limiting quarry access and preferring local suppliers, stressing potential future impact if precedent is set.

World Wide Guild Mu Beta Gamma God Ee Ee

Tecumseh Town Lost Its Railroad Role

Tecumseh Michigan once poised to become a rail hub with three lines in operation in 1938 now lacks passenger and mail service. The rail station serves as an overflow room for a Sunday school class.

Tecumseh Mich U.rp

Shoplifting Allegation Linked to Local Trader

Patrick Daly former merchant in Bingham Utah says he faced six months to critique restraint on his trade. He testified he had taken many orders for merchandise from Bingham residents and admitted “shoplifting to order” as his method.

Bingham Utah Patrick Daly Daly

Missionary Society Holds Thursday Afternoon Meeting

Members of the First Christian Church Missionary Society gathered Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ray Singer presiding. Devotions led by Mrs. Boyer of Bloomfield included prayers and songs, and Rev. Bruner spoke on World Peace. Guests from Bloomfield and several other towns attended, with refreshments served and the group closing with a hymn.

Missionary Society of the First Christian Church Ray Singer B. H. Bruner Boyer Bloomfield Moyer Lord R. R. Miller M. W. Foster Singer Jesus Bruce

Gratitude for support after father Frakes death

The Frakes family thanks friends and neighbors in Linton Dugger and Lincoln for kindness at their father's death. Special thanks go to Rev. M. W. Foster and M. J. Aikin and Son funeral directors for sympathy and acts of kindness.

Linton Dugger Lincoln M. W. Foster M. J. Aikin C. A. Frakes

Change in Local Office Positions in Indiana Agencies

Miss Agnes Robbins moves from the Linton unemployment office to serve as receptionist in the Bloomington Indiana Employment Service office. Marie Taylor, previously a temporary Unemployment Compensation division worker, takes over Robbins's clerk stenographer duties in Linton to fill the vacancy.

Agnes Robbins Linton Indiana Indiana Employment Service Bloomington Marie Taylor Unemployment Compensation Division Robbins

Livestock Report from Indianapolis Opens Steady to Mixed

In Indianapolis prices show hogs at 7 to 7.75 for lights and 7.45 to 7.65 for heavies as holdovers run 91. Cattle count 700 and calves 600 with cutter cows steady while fat cows and certain heifers are weak. Vealers 11 top, sheep 1200 with lambs and yearlings steady. good lambs 9.25 to 9.50 and yearlings about 8.0.

Indianapolis Ind

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