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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1935
Page
6
An old classified fragment advertises steak sandwiches with beer and bicycle sales at a shop named REDS TIRE SHOP. It also invites Linton residents to Mother's home cooked dinners run by Mrs Pearl Wilson and seeks a young man to drive a truck and sell food products, offering a steady job with advancement.
Lieutenant Larrabee examines suspects at the Penny boarding house as the hunt for the missing carving knife intensifies. Alice Penny nervously questions who among the seven boarders could have killed Darien while Mrs Starmont and Janet Bell face scrutiny over their alibis and behavior.
Glenburn folks are invited to a Sunday school session at 9 00 am followed by a Christmas program at 7 00 pm. Readings and playlets by children, a pageant titled The Sweetest Story Ever Told, and a white gifts for the king presentation are planned.
City Service defeated Elson Jeweler in two of three games as part of last night’s competition. Scoring highlights include Meyers 138 1389 145 422, Hamilton 139 150 145 434, Harbett 167 173 145 485, Moelhoff 156 182 201 539.
Vice President John Nance Garner and his wife travel by car in Seattle following a conference. The trip signals potential shifts in international relations with Asia as Garner contemplates U. S. officials engaging with the Philippines amid emerging leadership questions.
Professor George Owen of Massachusetts Institute of Technology sparked a nationwide football debate by declaring that proselyting athletes was common at all colleges. His son, a Harvard star several years ago, was a bona fide amateur according to the professor.
The Laton Indiana post office lists its post class as second class and includes editor publisher John A Watkins Milee Citizen Building 79 S Main with mailing and subscription rates. Advertising rates per inch per line rates are provided for classifieds obituaries and social notes with minimum charges and contract terms.
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