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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1927
Page
8
The Linton Gun Club will stage an all day shoot at Teaseman park next Monday January 2 with pistol rifle and rookie contests. Prizes include turkeys geese ducks thickens and fresh pork as events promise keen rivalry and prizes for top marksmen.
District Highway Superintendent Steve Stalcup announced work on the Dugger cut off along State Road 54 has halted until spring. Poor freeze thaw conditions ended efforts that would have wrapped up soon if weather had allowed. The old route by Union High School remains open and in good condition to handle traffic.
Neighborhood visitors and family gatherings fill a Brownstown area report. Delilah Coil of Bedford visits relatives. Fern Willoughby and many others are noted visiting, hosting, or spending holidays with local families. A PTA group plans two one act plays on New Year’s Eve at Ellis school with a watch party to follow.
Marco Chaves Turpin returned to Lansing after a few days with relatives. Kathaleen Wright of Indianapolis spent Christmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Wright. Louie Lukenbill of Bloomington visited relatives this week. Tra Marsh of Bicknell visited his parents on Monday. Hartman of Bicknell was here on business. George Morgan of Linton came Tuesday. Harry Hitch of Minora visited. Everett Garrett and family and Lloyd Jackson of Sandborn joined relatives for Christmas. Charles Heim and daughters Lavon and Vera of Connerville and Claude Heim of Chicago visited at the Heim home. Bertha Hill of Terre Haute visited over Christmas. Charles Alkire spent the week with his mother Mrs. David Alkire.
Dugger high school defeated an alumni team 60 to 25 with Jones And erson Aiken MeLin fueling the attack and leading at halftime 24 to 6. MeLin and Jones stood out for Dugger while Whaley led the alumni. Earlier the Dugger seconds beat Switz City 19 to 17 in a tight opener.
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