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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
3
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The Jarmon Spec'als upset the Linton Elks 5 to 2 at Lin-Stock Park in a seven inning tilt. Linton Summit Safety pitched well, allowing no hits and no runs through seven innings. Clarence Weaver hit two RBIs for the Elks while Hays and Hays teamed for Summit. The day ended with no-hit defense and two night games scheduled on Diamond 2 and Diamond 3.
Emanon club members were entertained at Mrs. John Murdock’s home Tuesday evening after a brief business session two contests produced wins for Mrs. Charles Robertson and Mrs. Jack Kirby with Kirby taking the penny drill prize. Refreshments followed for Mesdaines Melvin Huttoft Harold Reynolds Clarence Gillett Harry McAfee Charles Robertson Billy Cunningham Jack Kirby Mathew Bellamy Pearl Ramsey and the hostess. The club plans another meeting in two weeks with location to be announced. Mrs A B McDonald and Pauline visited Mrs McDonald’s parents, Mr and Mrs Douglas Banard, Saturday night.
Canton, China June 6 mobilization of troops in Kwan tung and Kwangsi provinces to resist Japanese incursion in north China was ordered by the Cantonese government. Troops were ordered to march northwards as war demands rose. The political council urged resistance of the northern Nanking government to Japanese expansion, though no formal declaration of war was issued.
Livestock market report from Indianapolis shows hogs 6,000 head with holdovers 607, prices rising. Heavies 9.60 to 10.00, mediums 10.00 to 10.30, lights 10.30 to 10.50. Cattle 500, calves 600. slaughter classes steady. Steers 7 to 8, heifers 7.50 to 8, beef cows 5.25 to 6, cutter 4 to 5. Wealers steady. good to choice 8.60 to 9. Sheep 500. generally steady with prime 78 lb lambs at 11.50 and most sales 10 to 11. Slaughter oats 1.50 down.
Delegates from Indianapolis News and district circulation chiefs gathered at the Hotel Roosevelt last night for a regional meeting. Represented were Ray South Ray Kain G C Saulsberry J L Combs Ed Conniley Carl Ritterskamp Doyle Taugher Robert Demmy and EL Barnes among others from Indianapolis Vincennes Bedford and this city.
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