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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
5
In Indianapolis on June 10 the Democratic state committee chaired by R. Earl Peters announced a fundraising plan titled a dollar a Democrat. The scheme aims to involve rank and file members contributing small amounts, replacing reliance on a few leaders for campaign funds.
Sarmont and Hays form the battery for the Linton Cardinals against Rochert's Colored Giants of Evansville at the trace track grounds tomorrow at 8 30 pm. Admission is 50 cents with ladies free. Sunday features Cardinals versus Cubs at City Park Grounds drawing large attendance.
Norma Shearer stars in The Devil's Circus a thrilling underworld tale of fate and power with arch villainy and daring feats. Also Our Gang Monkey Business screens and tomorrow Rod La Rocque Jetta Goudal Noah Beery star in The Coming of Amos Cecil B DeMille production noted for speed and spectacle.
National League games saw St Louis 4 over New York 2 and Brooklyn 4 to Cincinnati 8. Boston beat Chicago 6 3 while Pittsburgh toppled Philadelphia 9 7. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 4 1 and New York edged Detroit 4 3. Cleveland won 11 to Washington 5. St Louis 6 Boston 4. American Association dominated by Milwaukee 12 Minneapolis 4. St Paul 66 Kansas City 5. No other games scheduled.
The Keystone Bible class of the First Baptist Church will hold its monthly social meeting Friday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs. Molly Ferry. The Trianon band dance is scheduled for Thursday night.
Camel is described as a friend gathering cue in homes and clubs where people meet. The copy claims Camel is the universal language of enjoyment, blending Turkish and domestic tobaccos to create a taste that never leaves a cigarette aftertaste.
A group from Vicksburg traveled to Bloomington to watch races on Saturday. Maurice Reynolds and wife visited Wm. Brown after a motor trip to Danville Illinois. Mrs Reynolds formerly Miss Hazel Klinber of Spencer Indiana. Harley Abrams and daughters Hazel Pearl and Wilma Jean called on Jasper Green. Roy Pean of Vincennes spent Sunday with locals. Joe Humphries recovering from a blood poisoning in his foot. John Yuhas injured by a cow last week. Mrs Mame Brown and Norma visited Mrs Tummer Edson nearby. Galen Clark and family from Jasonville also visited relatives nearby.
The SANDBORN Standard Bearers met at the Hill home with 15 members attending. A social hour featured sandwiches and tea. A farewell party at Mrs. Iva Nierste’s home honored Imo and Lon Williamson who depart for Florida this week.
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