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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1935
Page
1
Central captains name first team players at end tackle guard center and quarterback. Listed players include Millner Notre Dame Widseth Minnesota Weller Princeton Jones Ohio State Helveston LSU Lutz California Moscriy Stanford Grayson Stanford Berwaner Chicago Wilson SMU Brise Minnesota.
Press lists All American teams with names including Shuler Reynolds Wetsel LESTER Tangora Waliche Windt Smith Baugh Simmons Jackson on the second team and Tinsley Spain Drobnitch Roberts haw Wilkinson Galbreath Scherer Sandbaci Meyer Bumid Shakespeare among others on the third team from multiple schools such as Army Stanford SMU Texas Christian Northwestern Colgate Ohio State Alabama North Carolina Navy Minnesota Denver Nebraska Princeton Marquette Notre Dame and LSU.
Fragmented OCR entry presents a mixed set of across and down clues with garbled letters and misread phrases. It appears as a crossword grid transcription listing numbered clues for various words, including references to biblical terms, Greek gods, and common nouns, all poorly aligned and partially unreadable.
Nature presents the eel as a freshwater fish that migrates to salt water to spawn. Ancient Greeks and Aristotle puzzled over its origin and existence. The prolific female may lay over 10 million eggs. eel remains a valued food caught by traps celepots seines and setlines.
DUGGER ITEMS reports families sharing Thanksgiving with relatives. M and Mrs. Phillippe and son James visited Mrs. Phillippe's sister Mrs. Walker Oster in Georgetown. Mrs. Caude Teasley and son Victor joined Mamie Dutley and Visa Non Dudley returning from Granville Ohio after the holiday. Esther Joe Betty Lou Don and Kathleen Roudebush were guests of Mrs. Roudebush's mother Mrs. George Goodwin in Calvertsville.
In Wise Virginia mountain school children beg for Edith Maxwell to come back after she taught there. National women’s clubs seek to appeal a murder case tied to a 26 year sentence. The fragmentary text mentions an alleged killer and legal actions but remains unclear.
Educational adviser Mr Germanos notes northern nicknames emphasize traits and pop culture with such terms as Curly Short Ky and Jiggis while the South favors birds, animals, vegetables and titles like Captain Major Colonel with many names derived from ministry and professions. He cites Kentuck boys camps and notes nicknames reflect group life and economy.
Mrs. Robert Cain hosted a bridge club gathering at her North Jefferson Street home with prizes for Mrs. Marshall Miller and Mrs. Charles Blackmore. Herschel Moore celebrated his son Billy’s tenth birthday with games and prizes for Joe Riddle and others. Numerous local residents attended Thanksgiving events, dinners, and visits, including Miss Frances Rhinehart returning to Bloomington and Dorothy Cain’s birthday celebration hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cain.
The fragment suggests a football standings table with categories like games won lost tied and percentages, plus points scored and opponents points. It cites a 1985 Central Press Association copyright and mentions national rating. The readable pieces indicate a standings snippet rather than a full article.
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