18 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1935
Page
1
The Ron Daily Citizen, a Democratic publication based in Linton Indiana, lists subscription prices payable in advance and outlines advertising rates. It shows mail rates for Indiana and out of state, with per inch and per line fees for classified and display ads.
Local social notes list Sunday dinner guests across Bloomfield and nearby towns including George Carpenter Blooming mound Fred Carpenter Salem Ind Mr and Mrs Voris Carpenter Indianapolis Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hal Indianapolis Mr and Mrs Roy Hastings Elnora Opal Bloomer and daughter Joline Reba Burdsall Wilma Carpenter Thelma ckKice Clyde Owens family Annabelle Owens Dora Wagoner James Sparks Robinson Louise Noll Worthing Charlotte Betty Hatfield Dulcie Hartfield Veughada Geneva Linton visitations J T Jeffers Bloom Geneva L E Staleul Hetgason represented local nacint Linton Elizabeth Farlan Edwards Indianapolis recent visit H L Shorter improving Missionary Meeting December 4 at Christian church home Maggie Pirtle topic Paths of Peace Wheat Women Can Do To Promote Peace Christmas décor Peace On Earth pageant Rosne older gathering included many local names and carol quartet led by Catherine Ed rds Mirbeth Gastineau and Meiba Davidson with Annette Sappenfield Nina Edwards present.
Puzzle clues mix across and down entries with varied odd spellings and typographical errors. The readable parts reference civil weakness timidness musical forms and common words hinting at a filled crossword grid. The jumble includes references to months plants and numbers within cryptic style clues.
Mrs. Harry Blume hosts the Jolly Jubilee club in Dugger for their first meeting of the year. Mrs. Edwards elected President and Mrs. Goodman Vice President. A noon covered dish dinner followed by quilting. Members include Mrs. Clovis Booker, Mrs. Oliza Edds, Mrs. Paul Edwards, and many others.
Mrs. John Davies and Mr and Mrs Jed Mason joined Miss Lucretia Seldomridge of Terre Haute for a weekend with her grandmother Mrs JC M Teasley. Lowell Farrar returned to Evansville Sunday after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Sam Farrar, where he is employed.
N U L L Co bowling team won two of three in a league clash with Norris. Leonard McDonald Hank Larsen and Bil Maddison topped scores with over 500 pins each. Individual totals show McDonald 519 Arrives 436 Larsen 347 Heaman 441 Liayson 514. Norris players Anderson Berns Burnin Cooper Meddis 441 510 54. William Leo Currans, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Currans of 169 street NW in Linton, passed Navy medical at Indianapolis recruiting station and awaits call. first applied at Terre Haute post office recruiting station.
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