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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1960
Page
4
Candidates were elected by classes to choose a queen for the next home game on Dec 16. Gloria Wagner Sue Shaffer Patty Hardisty and Brenda Hudson vie for the crown. Senior pictures arrived Nov 30 and a 24 page annual staff issue met the first deadline. The band plans a concert and the twirling club a variety show on Dec 8.
A New York shop offers a $3000 gift of two unrelated Bengal tigers aged two years. The animals arrive with one broken tooth each, described as perfect for the intended buyer who has everything.
In 1915 the boxing middleweight championship weight limit was increased from 158 to 166 pounds. The change affected competitors and sanctioning bodies governing the era’s bouts.
Nagging backache and discomfort from daily stress may disrupt sleep. Doan's Pills are advertised to ease bladder irritation with mild diuretic action, claiming long standing relief and an economy size option.
The second grading period honor roll lists Seniors Virginia Bedwell Sue Clayton Sabra Gregory and Dwight Hasler Eleventh Janice Allen Carolyn Clifford Naomi Hostetter and Bill Sunderman Sophomores Patti Page Rosa Grounds Diana Clifford Jerrell Anderson Freshmen Emily Fields Lin ca Moffett Connie Russell Eighth grade Robert Brown Thomas Fish Eugene Hardesty and Jack Johnson Seventh grade Wilma Rinsch James Wolford Convocation speaker Rev Voris Carpenter of Lyons Church of Christ addressed the high and junior high on November 28. The L and M Braves were defeated by Elnora November 29 Central Catholic December 3 and by Linton December 6. Junior High beat Switz City November 21 but lost to Bloomfield November at midweek. Mrs Wakefield, second and third grade teacher, has been absent from school for a week due to illness with Voris Carpenter substituting. Donnie Miller senior suffered pneumonia and missed Saturday night basketball. Our Pow Wow Thanksgiving issue was distributed last Wednesday. The L and M news did not appear last week due to vacation. Reported by Sue Clayton and Beverly Hensley. Sleepy anyone New York interior designer Jay Dorf says ticking absorbs sound and creates a cozy interior. Tace sandwiches feature open-face style with American cheese and sliced tomatoes to boost peanut butter sandwiches.
Maxwell H. Gluck, head of Darling Stores Corp, acquires a controlling stake in Grayson-Robinson Stores Inc in a deal valued around 2.6 million. Grayson-Robinson lists assets totaling 24 million and prior year sales of 64 million.
Sports shirts shine with bright bold prints and striking stripes. Colors are shocking and combos stand out, reflecting a lively resort style.
Citizen office advertises complete commercial printing capabilities with professional results for all printing needs.
A Social Security representative spoke to Senior students on Monday about the program. Senior girls took the Betty Crocker test for the Home Maker of Tomorrow contest on Tuesday. The Juniors sponsor a bake sale at the laundromat on Saturday. Sandborn Blue Jays vs Central Catholic at Vincennes Friday.
A style note advises strict attention to straight hems and correct length. It says an inch variation from current trends can significantly affect overall proportions and appearance.
A brief note highlights a menu shift with bacon, tomato, and lettuce as a featured combination. The signup says it introduces a new flavor profile for customers seeking a savory twist.
A Japanese botanist, reported by the National Garden Bureau, successfully germinated lotus plants from seeds dug from a peat bog dating back over 100 years. The find demonstrates seed viability over a century and advances in cultivation techniques.
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