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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1936
Page
3
The Linton Daily Citizen outlines subscription rates for in city carrier and mail in Indiana, with yearly, half year and quarterly options. Advertising rates are listed as one cent per word and minimums per insertion, plus clauses on reading notices obituaries and cards of thanks.
A scholar compares myth making in pulp detective and Wild West stories with ethnographic claims. Dr Ruth Benedict argues myths were sensational tales not accurate life records. The piece highlights how culture shapes view of everyday existence and the value of perspective.
A scanned crossword puzzle page presents a dense list of numbered clues and partial answers in mixed language, with references to 1-A reef in the statement Gulf of and varied entries such as 18-Employed, 20-Neat, 8-A low mood, 22-famous U and two tennis player mountains, 24-Eskimo cut, and 26-Jewish denly weight, plus numerous cryptic notes. The fragmentary OCR shows clue groups, partial solutions, and formatting irregularities across across and down entries.
In the American League Boston beat St. Louis 7 to 6, Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 22 to 5, New York won 10 to 9 over Detroit, and Washington topped Chicago 2 to 1. In the National League Philadelphia 2 beat St. Louis 4, Chicago 6 defeated Boston 4, New York was scheduled with Pittsburgh but rain halted play.
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Hipeng county Indiana will hold a public hearing June 6 to 12 at the Clerk's Office Bloomfield to investigate permit applications. Applicants include Blanche S Dixon Dorothy S Jamison Miller's Restaurant Avery Murray Hamilton Drug Co and others seeking liquor wine and beer permits at specified Bloomfield Linton and nearby locations. Public participation is requested and the proceedings will be open to all.
The American League lists Detroit at New York Chicago at Washington St Louis at Boston. National League shows Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis and New York at Pittsburgh. Only these games are scheduled.
Switz City Ind. Fane to The Womens Foreign Missionary society of the Christian church entertained missionary societies of the Methodist and Baptist churches Thursday afternoon at the church. A very interesting program was given followed by delicious refreshments. Mrs. Henrietta Slauter returned home after visiting relatives in Illinois. Miss Juanita Hancock visiting sister Leona Hancock and brother Mervin Hancock in Indianapolis. Mrs. Minnie Neal visited last week with brother Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Hennond and family on Miss Myrtle Hennon in Bloomington. Mr. and Mrs. Searle Briell and son Gene Porter spent Sunday with parents Dr and Mrs. Porter of Emoravs. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hostetter and son Bobby of Terre Haute spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs. George Hostetter and daughter Jane. D. J. Stantz left Thursday morning for a few days visit with daughter Mrs. Alf. Bailey and family at Greensburg. Walter Ritter was in Martinsville on business Thursday. Miss Flora Spencer did shopping in Linton Thursday morning.
The undersigned Isa ac C. Womeldorf is appointed by the Circuit Court as Executor of Alpha Womeldorf late of Greene County Indiana deceased. The estate is supposed to be solvent. Dated June 2 1936. R M Vincent attorney.
John Andrew Rea, 87, a Tacoma former newspaperman and Cornell’s oldest living graduate, traveled to Cleveland as one of the oldest convention visitors for the Republican event. He plans to attend the Democratic convention in Philadelphia before returning home.
Mary V Price sues Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad in Greene circuit court for damages from injuries August 25 1985 while crossing railroad tracks in Jasonville. She alleges right leg slip fell fractured rib torn ligaments and muscles, second metatarsal fracture, swelling and echymosis, sacroiliac injury and lombosacral myositis, infection and systemic pain. She seeks judgment.
Mrs. Jennie Goodwin spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ham. Mrs Ode Himebrook and daughters attended the funeral of Mrs Iona Maxwell in Linton. Miss Leona Ham visited Miss Jeannette and attended a dinner for Mrs Charles Richardson at Elis. Floyd Wools, a Ball State student, returned for summer with home folks. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J Shields included realtives from Indianapolis and soldiers stationed at Fort Harrison. Mrs. Lulu Cooper of Plainville visited the Ham family before hospital plans in Indianapolis. Sunday visitors at Ora Fainot’s included Sigg Rogers Everett Bridges and families from Bloomfield and nearby Linton.
Edinsti defendant in beisqualt case filed for 2500 damages against Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Rail road by George Price for injuries to Mary V. Price. Mabel Buckner v Ben Buckner guardian suit set for trial June 20, 1936. Pearl Kirkley v Ora Kirkley guardian suit set for trial June 20, 1986. Wilbur Baldwin receiver First National Bank of Linton seeks appraisers. Haseman and McCullough appointed. Jennie Robinson administratrix v Ruth Philpot motion to strike paragraphs 4 5 6. Frank M Welch v Bloomfield Brick Company receivership costs bond and contract execution granted.
Hogs 6,500 with holdovers 271. Prices mainly steady to higher for weighter classes. heavies 9.40 to 10.35, mediums 9.95 to 10, extra 10.05 to 10.35. Cattle 500, calves 700. slaughter classes mostly steady, few steers sold about 8.00, heifers down from 7.75, cows 5.00 to 5.75. Weaner and feeder grades 3.75 to 4.75. calves good. Sheep 500 with lambs firm, spring lambs 11.50, bulk 10.50 to 11, ewes around 8.50 down.
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