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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
3
A noted French physician’s ritual phrase is cited as patient encouragement. The bank advertises a ten month track record praising its “good medicine” approach, inviting readers to visit and improve wellbeing through its services.
A Bloomfield Indiana jury freed Basil Archer after a four day trial over illegal sale of a horse. Archer lived near Jasonville and sold a horse to George Lar who claimed misrepresentation. Jurors were J. S. Gregory, William Sparks, John Workman, Ralph Redenbeck, Art Hirth, Clarence Spear, Truman Cordy, Franklin Ramsey, George Corbin, Paris Bailey, James Higgins, and Curtis Ha. George Wells and James M. Hinson represented the defendant. Kern G. Beasley assisted the prosecution led by Orval D. Hunter.
Members of the Bicknell Country Club will send their best golfers to Linton Municipal Golf Course on Sunday, June 23, for a season opening match. Linton players are being tested and given ample practice time over the next ten days to sharpen their form for the contest.
The Baltimore and Ohio nine will face the Linton Miners in a Saturday afternoon game at Linton Park Diamond. Manager Emmett Perkins coordinates the schedule as the railroad club, strong hitters, seeks to rebound after a tough campaign. Right-handed hitters from the B and O are expected to push for a win in the city showdown.
Grass Rooters, a conference of Republicans from 10 midwestern states, meet in Springfield Illinois to attack the New Deal and present their recovery program. The Fairgrounds Coliseum serves as the scene with Frank O Lowden and Arthur M Hyde among the speakers as the campaign opens.
A 45 year old farmer, Seobl, killed his wife Asie at their home south of Huntington after a breakfast quarrel witnessed by their 2 year old son. He then shot himself in the temple with a 22 caliber revolver and died before officials arrived.
Sam Parks Jr of Pittsburgh posted a winning score of 299 to capture the National Open as most players faltered on the greens. The article notes his putting edge and suggests aspiring players study the art of placing the ball in the cup after reaching the green, referencing Alex Morrison as a teaching resource.
Little Mia Gloria Vanderbilt enjoys a turn at a seaside fair on Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney’s estate in Manhasset. Proceeds from the event go to aid hungry families, a note of generosity amid a day of lighthearted play.
The Wheaton college quintet will perform at Olive Branch Baptist Church 7380 o clock Thursday night June 13. Brought by Olive Branch Men’s Brotherhood, the group offers vocal and instrumental numbers and testimonies. Admission is free with a freewill offering to aid the students’ expenses.
G O Stone of the conservation department announced the 1985 squirrel season will run from July 1 to August 29 in Linton and Greene counties. The limit is five squirrels per day.
In Indianapolis on June 12 the U P reports more than 400 airplanes will join the seventh annual air tour from June 17 to 28 visiting 19 cities on a 1500 mile route. Field marshal Capt. IL Aretz of Lafayette leads the tour with Herbert Lishee directing for the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce.
Crossword clues fill a themed page with across and down entries. The puzzle provides a mix of standard and themed clues including references to compass, anatomy, and common phrases. Answers intersect to reveal a completed grid, with entries like Somnambulist and Malt liquor among others.
Capt Albert Stevens, commander of the National Geographic army stratosphere flight, explains to visitors the intricate scientific instruments in the gondola at the stratocamp near Rapid City South Dakota. The gondola rests on its dolly used to move into and out of the gondola house.
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