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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1936
Page
4
A short notice references USE YOUR BANK, Member Federal Reserve, American Bankers Association, and Federal Deposit Insurance coverage. It notes their roles in banking oversight and consumer protections without detailing actions or dates.
Funeral arrangements were being made today for Pete Soos a 19 year old Sullivan high school athlete who was instantly killed Saturday when a shotgun he had been using to hunt rabbits discharged. His body was found near a brush pile where he had been poking with the gun butt. Pete played half back on the Golden Arrow football team and would have graduated next month. He survived by his parents and two brothers Frank and Willard.
Mrs. Arthur Tryon hosted a Friday bridge event for the W A W club at her city home. Plans were set for the December 18 Christmas dinner. committee includes Miss Bonna Baughman, Mrs. Earl Skemp, and Mrs. Wayne Maxwell. High scores went to Mrs. Maurice Dye and Mrs. Charles Fulkerson. consolation to Miss Esther Duhne.
The Pleasantville school's honor roll for November was announced. It lists students by grade including Doris Bishop Robert Trimble Charlotte Page Constance Bennett Shalmir Jean Behem Jimmy Bill Benefiel Donna Jean Gentry Deloris Ruth Robertson Bobby Lee Townsley Margie Woodruff Irene Pirtle Lowell Robertson Laura Justice Mildred Wilson Carl Rex Harbin Opal Cox Betty Hilderbrand Phyllis Frye Hernia Lois Bergman Margaret Held Robertine Hollingsworth Margaret Bennett Frank Jones Ralph Jackson Marie Bedwell Lorene Bedwell Arletha Gentry Clara Overton Grace Smith Paul Jackson Frances Jackson Melbourne Bishop and other names of seniors.
Indiana live stock prices show hogs up to 15 cents higher with tops near 9.75 per cwt and bulk near 9.60. Cattle demand strong with killing classes rising, steers around 6.50 to 99.00, vealers 11.00 to 11.50, beef cows 4.25 to 5.00, bulls up to 6.00, vealers steady. Sheep and fat native lambs around 8.50 to 8.75 with fat ewes weaker.
The H-12-C club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Harold Priest’s home for a pleasant session. A short business meeting was led by the president, followed by social time. Bingo and Cootie games yielded prizes to Mrs. Lloyd Richardson Mrs. Gilbert Sims and others. Refreshments included pimento cheese sandwiches pickles cranberry salad angel food cake and coffee. Favors of suckers were given to each member. Attending were Mesdames Marlin Grounds Harvey Grounds Herbert Tincher Lloyd Richardson Roy McDaniels Guy Richards Guy Moss Gilbert Sims Frank Browning and the hostess. The group will meet next week with Mrs. Guy Richards.
McNutt leads while Townsend and other leaders may favor Fred Eichhorn of Gary or Thurman Gott schalk of Berne for key posts. Eichhorn chairs the Judiciary A committee, Gott schalk on Budget, Edward Stein of Bloomfield may return as Speaker, Jenner of Paoli could replace him, Garrett of Battle Ground and Andrew of Lafayette eyed minority leadership. Signals point to a lengthy session near the constitutional 60 day limit.
Federal District Judge George C. Sweeney ruled the federal Social Security Act old age benefit provision constitutional. The decision came on a petition by George P. Davis of Waltham, a stockholder, seeking to stop the Boston & Maine railroad from withholding employee contributions and from making its own payments to the federal government under the act.
All paid up members urged to attend at 7 PM for the formal opening of the Rifle club range located over Mack Tyler's plumbing shop on West Vincennes street. All post members eligible to shoot with the club.
Announcement reports the birth of a baby girl named Jeanette Evelyn to Mr and Mrs Palmer Lee of Atlas on November 23.
Reverend Henry Skinner of Oolitic will be the featured speaker Tuesday night at North Mission church. The public is invited to attend as the meeting begins at 7 p.m.
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