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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1936
Page
2
The American League games produced New York 4 over Cleveland 3, Washington 6 over Detroit 2, and Boston 8 defeating Chicago 6. St Louis at Philadelphia noted for a double header today.
National League results show St Louis defeating New York 9 to 2 while Boston led Cincinnati 10 to 4 and Pittsburgh beat Enntadelahss 8 to 6. Chicago topped Brooklyn 12 to 3 in another set of league games.
Detriot visits Washington while Cleveland tangles with New York and Chicago hosts Boston. St Louis plays Philadelphia, Brooklyn faces Chicago, New York hosts St Louis twice. Philadelphia meets Pittsburgh and Boston clashes with Cincinnati twice.
Evansville Indiana June 5 Dorv e Roche high ranking contender accepted the challenge hurled at him by Ed Strangler Lewis five times world champion The match is signed by promoter Francis A Stagg for Tuesday night June 9 at the Agoga tabernacle Lewis aims to win the heavyweight belt for the sixth time Roche a Decatur youth rose to prominence by defeating Gus Sonnenberg and others Here he faces Lewis with semi final matching George Hagen U S Marine champion who beat Pete Schuh in his first Evansville appearance Three matches will start at 8 30 p m with plans to match Hagen against an Indiana University teammate and two former IU players as promoters hope to close terms with them
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kline hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs George Kline and family near Linton. Mea Austin Rupert and Mrs Cargon were among the guests, sharing laughter and conversation through the evening.
Office-Citizen Buildihe details subscription prices and payment terms. Mail rates outside Indiana show annual six month and quarterly options, plus per inch and per word charges for classified ads, reading notices, obituaries, and cards of thanks with rates on request for permanent contracts.
Mrs. David Patton hosted a Wednesday afternoon party from 2 to 4 for her daughter Jo Ann’s 10th birthday. Prizes awarded to six guests, refreshments served, and guests included Jo Ann, Helen Ambs, Harriett Blume, and others. a separate softball collision incident left Gene Carr unconscious briefly and with wrist sprains. Several locals attended steak fry and bank, hospital, and travel mentions follow with residents visiting or transacting business in nearby towns.
Detours and caution signs accompany the 1936 surface treating program as the State Highway Commission lays out new work on Ind. 3 and Ind. 221 from Lancaster to Huntington and U. S. 224 from Ind. 1 to Magley. Construction detours appear on U. S. 12 Gary to U. 20 and Ind. 21 from Converse, with city detours on routes 1 and 38 Hagerstown and other local roads across Indiana.
Indianapolis market notes hogs 1500 holdovers 185 market up five cents heavies 9.55 to 10.05 mediums 10.05 to 10.35 lights 10.10 to 10.34 cattle 80 calves 100 compared to Friday last week medium and lightweight steers and heifers 15 to 25 cents higher heavy kinds mostly steady cows steady top steers and heifers 8.50 bulk 7.50 to 8.25 most beef cows 5.25 to 6 cutter grades 4 to 5 vealers steady good to choice 8.50 to 9 sheep none market nominal.
Washington dispatch reports that business groups favor minimal congressional regulation of industry and seek Supreme Court oversight on limits to regulation. The U S Chamber of Commerce and National Association of Manufacturers oppose revived NRA controls or broad federal intervention, while Liberty League defends judicial powers.
Mrs Kenneth Klne and daughter Marion Louise called on Mr and Mrs Darrell Gabbard and their son Ronnie Wednesday evening. Willard Swaby visited his parents Mr and Mrs George Swaby Tuesday night. Mrs Avery Gbiaf called on Mr and Mrs DirectD SA Gabbard Wednesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Omar Musselman and their children are spending their vacation in Nebraska visiting scenic sites and enjoying family time across the state.
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