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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1936
Page
2
Our growing list of appreciative patrons is a reference this Bank offers those who have no satisfactory banking connection. Other Federal Reserve American Bankers Ass'n, Fed'r'l Deposit Insurance.
Dugger tops Bruceville Five in a close matchup as both teams fight for league position. Bruceville struggles from the field while Dugger's defense locks down key scorers, securing a hard earned victory on the home floor.
Maumee Local No 22 union members will vote in the K of P hall on Tuesday December 8. Committee signs the notice.
In 1910 the Wallis family enjoyed a bright vacation in Atlantic City with social activity and travel, until Mr Rasin died suddenly there. The tragedy turned the trip from sun to sorrow and the family returned to Baltimore.
In 1914, Miss Bessie Wallis Warfield aged 18 made her debut at the Baltimore Lyric theater as World War I loomed. Admirers described her slender figure and dark hair beside a white satin gown with chiffon and pearl embroidery in a tropical themed setting.
The Velvet Ice Cream bowling team defeated Carlton Red Crown bowlers in a Rookie league engagement last night at Linton Bowling alleys. The Velvets captured three games in a row. Victor Briggs led the winners with a 622 total. Individual scoring follows.
Mr and Mrs Francis Goodman of near Graysville spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs L Goodman in Dugger Miss Elsie Risinger and Paul Norris attended a Phi Beta Psi benefit bridge in the Terre Haute House Mayflower room Oleta Ormandy has returned to Indianapolis after visiting relatives in Dugger
Frontera Fruit Co. wins $482.50 principal and interest plus $24 attorney fees against Singer Commission Co. Standard Fruit & Steamship Co. recovers $569.04 against Singer Commission Co. Wilbur Baldwin as receiver of First National Bank of Jasonville gains $1,898.63 principal plus interest and $292.29 attorney fees on a promissory note against Marshall Barrick, Earl Griffith and Forest Gilbert. Lena Bosstick, operating as Bosstick's Pure Milk and Ice Cream Co., recovers $512.48 against Ed Bowman for goods sold and delivered. Mishawaka Rubber & Woolen Mfg. Co. awards $85 against Fred Weaver and Thelma Weaver.
The Worthington Study Club met at Mrs. C. A. Pottenger's home to continue the study of Communication as part of Today's Trends Tomorrow's Molds. Mrs. Don Workman discussed Our Modern Mercuries describing fast trains and planes and the postal and air services they enable.
Bloomfield residents hosted the contract bridge club Monday night at Sullivan's. Guests included Mrs. Thomas Metsker and Mrs. Ray Wymer. Members present were Mrs. Glen Bryant, Lavern Laughlin, J Albert Jackson, Harold Stanley, Homer Radcliff, Myers Faster, and Misses Margaret Pate, Helen Humphreys, and Mary Slinkard. Prizes went to Humphreys, Slinkard, and Pate with Stanley taking the consolation. The Willing Workers club of Goen will meet today with Mrs. George E. Kidd for an all day session.
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