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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1935
Page
1
Society items from the Lointen Party citizen office list Miss Bernadint Bill among attendees for a Toa day event. The note hints at judge, party and corehome welcoming participants in a club and news setting. Further readable details are fragmented in the source.
Base Encampment No 222 will meet in repair session at 8 PM Wing's Telegram meeting at 9 PM at the Mb church has met.
Monday schedule shows Chickateth Connell and Metropolitan Lodge Neei Ws meeting at 7 pm, with Boy Scouts in repten- Targesston at Topean. Tuesday notes Cink Beouts at 7 pm, Socialist local at TO pm, Quapaw Council No. 480 at Tp. ii Greene County Post 1162 VFW on East Vincennes St at 7 30 pm.
Eight o clock Bridge club meets at Mrs Gilbert van home. Home League gathers at Army hall 1 30 p m. Baptist choir practice at 7 80 p m. Linton Lodge No 560 FF A MM meets 7 30 p m. First Christian church choir practice at 7 30 p m. All members urged to attend. American Legion Auxiliary at 7230p home. Magnaee foyal Order of Moose No 1464 meets 7 30 p m. American Legion Post at 7 30 p m. Women's Relief ere meets Red Men hall 7 p m. Columbian Chapter No 140 Order of Eastern Star 7 80 am. Quapaw Tribe No 145 I O Red Men meets 7 p m. M N choir practice 7 pom.
Myr and Mrs Charles Davenport moved to Bucktown area for state residents. The Ladies Aid of the Mariah church met at Mrs Lucy Bedwell’s home for an all day quilting session with sixteen ladies. Several local families, including the Cranes, Karns, Skinner, Enochs, Townsley, and Bedwell, hosted or visited relatives during Christmas week. A Pleasantville High School Christmas program drew community attendees.
A corrupted clipping describes Yardley’s Spos project and a James Cagney feature at the Sherritz Theatre. It mentions the mystery intrigue surrounding a secret cipher plot, with Willian Powell as chief illustrator and actors like Margaret Lindsay and Lili Damita in a San Francisco era drama.
Local notes show Eloise tranmilton visiting Bloomington with her parents Dro and Mars. Orval Neff of Washington visits with Myr and Mrs Mike Neff. Ray Brewer relatives at Lyons. Mrs Luo Kinniinion and Deronda Moore in Washington. Mary Anthoney’s daughter Calvin Pershing returns to Odon. Norma Neff in Indianapolis. Cletus Ualer and son with Miss Jaanita Green visit Laura Hasler. T D Thomas from Granite City visits Lyons. Marie Owen and Evelyn Sappenfietlich in Indianapolis. Mary Hilma Sappenfield from Bluffton with parents.
In a wounded memory, the narrator searches Grace’s room and discovers a faded newspaper clipping about Doris Reeve, a California murder case from ten years ago. The clipping prompts thoughts on resemblance to Mrs. Starmont and a possible family link while hinting at the Reeve parole fate.
Fragmented analysis notes the British and French hopes to avoid war while the United States weighs involvement. It argues US neutrality limits criticism of Britain and France, but warns that intervention could pull America into a larger war, with the league of nations viewed as fragile and misfiring. The piece reflects on diplomacy, caution, and global stakes.
Fragmented OCR style piece discusses Conte picking Sta Waster and Chaiveean background, mentions Ohio politics, Governor Al MM fond o Phansas, and the 1936 era vibe with Willinga S. Botuh, Arthur Vandenberg, and Frank Wuex shaping a Republican convention in Cleveland amid money power and party factions.
A garbled report suggests Towreendites seek influence at Cleveland events while targeting the Republican convention. It mentions Socialists, Wariaid factions, and a hoped invasion by Towheendites to sway the scene, with Borat as a favored candidate and unwarranted confidence in defeating the president.
Warner Bros. controlled firms clash with the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers over a broadcasting ban that could pull many hit songs from the air. If enforced, Paul Whiteman would lose his theme, while Irving Berlin Jerome Kern and Sigmund Romberg face potential litigation as ASCAP members tied to Warner firms.
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