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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1936
Page
3
Dugger Bulldogs Defeat Sullivan in Low-Scoring Tilt
Dugger Bulldogs edged Sullivan 10 to 8 on the Golden Arrows court Tuesday night. Keene and Exline of Dugger each scored four points to share high honors as the game produced the season’s lowest total score. Sullivan led 2-1 after the first quarter, Dugger led 5-3 at halftime, and a 6-6 tie after three periods capped a tight defensive battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugger Bulldogs
Sullivan
Golden Arrows
Burdage
Keene
Exline
Dugger
sBeckard
Son
Ingston
Jones
Watson
Nanking troops near the capital amid siege reports
Reliable dispatches from Nanking indicate government forces marching to rescue Chiang Kai-Shek, believed captive at Sian-Fu, Shensi. Rebels under Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang are clashing at the city’s edge as troops dig in on the eastern outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghat
Nanking
Gener
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chang Hsueh
Liang
Sian-Fu
Shensi
Provine
Hor
Chang
Community church groups schedule Christmas events
The paper lists multiple Bible and Christian classes meet at various homes and churches with times from 1:15 to 7:30 p.m. Most gatherings include grab bag gifts, songs, and Christmas parties. Clubs and auxiliaries plan meetings, elections, and dinners, with several noting changes and transportation details.
Social Calendar Wednesday Evening Events
Wednesday Night Bridge club meets at 7 46 with Mrs J Crackett at 989 A street northeast. Live Wire class Christmas party 8 p m at Misses Florence and Ruth Sharp home 10c grab bag. Chapter 209 Women of Moose 7 30 p m Unity Lodge hall 637 1.0 C F Elks Lodge at home 8 p m Eagles Lodge hall 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Maxwell
North Main
First Baptist Church
Florence
Ruth Sharp
Women of
Moose
Toom, Ott
Unity Lodge
C.F
Truth Seekers
U. B
Jesse Flack
Christmas party notices from Glenburn and area clubs
Friday activities include Glenburn Mother's club at 2 p.m. in the Community house and W A W at 7 p.m. at Miss Bonna Baughman’s home for a Christmas dinner. Members urged to bring gifts. Others host luncheons and parties led by Mt Mellick Mlts and Indianola club with Mrs Ed Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenburn Mother's Club
Glenburn Community House
W. A. W. Club
Bonna Baughman
Peter Schloot
Emma Humphreys
Mt. Mellick Club
Ministers Hold Yearend Greene County Meeting
The Greene County Methodist Ministers association gathered at the parsonage for a Christmas style December meeting hosted by Rev and Mrs H G Ramsey. Ministers shared luncheon sandwiches and pie and exchanged gifts as part of the Yuletide observance. The program included scripture reading by M B Baker and discussions of Methodist doctrine, with reviews of John Wesley and Tongues of Fire. Attendees included Rev and Mrs M A Farr, Rev and Mrs Thomas Scott, Rev and Mrs A L Meredith and son, Rev and Mrs P S May, Rev and Mrs M E Baker, Miss Nola Yoder, Elizabeth Smith, and the Ramseys. The January meeting will be at Bloomfield with Rev and Mrs Farr as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County Methodist Ministers’ Association
H. G. Ramsey
M. BE. Baker
Jasonville
A. L. Meredith
John Wesley
Mine warfare probes by G men indict 41 in mine war
Springfield reports indictments naming 41 persons in a conspiracy from December 1932 to August 1985 tied to violent coal mine clashes. The cases cite 23 bombed trains six attempted bombings and one bridge destroyed with possible further action on killings of about 49 people in riots and attacks on miners homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
U.P
Dugger Couple Wed in Cass Parsonage Ceremony
Maxine Bedwell of Dugger and Wendell Rose of Pleasantville married on December 12 at Rev. McBride’s parsonage in Cass. Attendants were Anna Mae Bedwell and Floyd Harbin. The couple resides in Dugger. both attended local high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bedwell
Dugger
Maxine
Wendell ‘Rose
Pleasantville
McBride
Cass
Anna Mae Bedwell
Floyd Harbin
Dugger High School
Pleasantville High
Operators Tell Lewis Of Plans To Extend Work Week
Coal operators informed John L. Lewis that the work week would rise from 35 to 40 hours with no pay increase. The Appalachian Joint Wage Conference negotiating committee seeks restoring the eight-hour day when new contracts begin in New York on February 17 ahead of the March 31 expiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
United One Workers of America
Neg Ptinting
Appalachian Joint Wage Conference
New York
Christmas party announced for Mob. church with June Meng
The Mob. church will hold a Christmas party at 7 p.m. at 290 West Street Northwest with June Meng. Attendees should bring a ten cent gift for exchange and gifts for missionary children in Africa. A Musical Notes club gathers at Vivian Humphreys home at 3 p.m. Children from the A. B. Sunday school are asked to assemble at the church for the Christmas program at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Heralds
Wirst Street
Africa
Musical Notes Club
Vivian Humphreys
A. B. Sunday School
Poo
Indiana Leaders to Talk Aims of Administration
Indiana observers report a Townsend driven caucus of Democratic lawmakers at French Lick to set aims for a minimal legislative session. The plan: protect existing policies, secure a smooth start Jan 7, and advance a peaceable assembly with careful handling of the income tax issue. Names discussed include Stein of Bloomfield for speaker and labor figures linked to Sturm or Wolfe for opposition, with Senate hopefuls around Weiss, Goltschalk, Chambers and others shaping leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. White
INS
Indianapolis
General Assembly
French Lick
Indiana
Townsend
Paul V. McNutt
Pearl Lick
Senate
House
Omer Stokes Jackson
Greenfeild
SCS
Stein
Ed Stein
Bloomfield
McNutt
Pleaser
Greenlee
Paul Sturm
Dana
George
Wolfe
Peru
Frank G. Thompson
Blattton
James Knapp
Hagerstown
Thimyan Goltschalk
Teen
Petivife
Woyd Garrett
Batt
Governor McNutt Meets Roosevelt at White House
Indiana Governor Paul V. McNutt held a private White House conference with President Franklin D. Roosevelt. He refused comment on the purpose of the talks or any possible government appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dow
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
White House
Roosevelt
Ite
Sone Rovernment
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American Hankers Angs'n. Beir Depoult Insurance
Citisensational Bank
U. B. Church
Elmer Flinn
Guy Richards
Penney’s Corner
First Christian Church
J. B. Shields
Elks
George Morgan
Floyd McCullough
Baptist
Linton -Lodge No
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Ave Mia
American Legion Auxiliary
J.P. Colvit
American Legion
Red Men
Linton Lodge
Reil
Marion Allen
W.M
M. E
Loyal Order of Moose
Women’s Relief Corps
Red Men Hall
Les Cercle Des Amis
Glenburn
Foreign Missionary Society of the First M. EF
Lew Warner
J.T. M. Club
Eureka Chevrolet Co
Plymouth
Powell Motor Sales
W. Vincennes
Moose Hall
Ueaturing
Ralph Bedwell
Seven Hoosier Revellers
Elks Lodge
Eagles Lodge
Indianola Club
Ed Hall
Delta Alpha
The
Must Haseman
Yacquina Club
Bert Seivers
Linton Parsonage
Maxine Bedwell
Bride
Lewis
Order of Eastern Star
Fidelity Circle
F. E. Meng
Veu
M. J. Aikin & Son
Aikin
Sherritz
Ford
Ato
Elestric
Miser Vanity Mirror
Hut
Spoke
Aga
Vie
Governor McNutt
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