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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1937
Page
3
Classified note from Linton Daily Citizen offers a new supply of signs reading No Hunting or Trespassing. Five or six signs are available for 25 cents.
The Kum-Join-Us class of the Methodist church gathered Friday night at Mrs. Levi Frey home. After a program, refreshments were served by the hostess.
Indiana motorists face heavy snow and ice on many highways with bridges most at risk. The State Highway Commission urges extreme caution on detours and reports roads largely passable with maintenance crews keeping ice and snow cleared. No road closures or detour changes were made, and the week’s listed closures remain the same.
Bob and Lissa negotiate safe passage with a brown chief after a celebratory night. They vow to hide the village from outsiders and plan a future together while pondering whether to return for a rescue or reveal their find. The pair muse on white civilization and the possibility of marriage before leaving with a guide.
Gay Loretta Young and Don Ameche star in the fast moving romance comedy drama Love Under Fire at the Sher-Ritz Theatre tomorrow afternoon. Borrah Minevitch and his harmonica gang join Frances Drake Walter Catlett and John Carradine in a lively program with a witty screen adaptation by Gene Fowler Allen Rivkin and Ernest Pascal from Walter Hackett's play.
A note and mortgage foreclosure suit was filed December 10 by Union Central Life Insurance Co. against Samuel C. Gainey Oma F. Gainey and Citizens Bank of Newberry. A divorce action was filed December 10 by Thelma Kuza against Avam Kuza.
Barbs President Roosevelt adds 13 acres to his Hyde Park farm, prompting criticism that it signals another New Deal scheme. A baseball expert urges eliminating double plays to boost next summer’s box office as two feature films face heavy razzing. Germany bans fodder shipments to East Prussia delaying cannon feed during hoof and mouth disease scare.
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