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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1937
Page
4
Winnipeg dispatch describes a riverbank gambling den called The Jungle on the Red River foot of Henry Avenue. Hoboes operate dozens of poker games and skill games under occasional police raids, with players returning quickly and evading identification.
Elyria Ohio June 12 U P The chamber of commerce announces plans to issue recognition cards to men and women who have served with their current employers for 25 years or more.
San Diego fire crews rushed to the Academy of Our Lady of Peace after a passer-by reported flames inside the chapel. There was no blaze, only reflections from hundreds of candles lighting the air.
Purdue entomologists warn of a 1937 grasshopper outbreak across Indiana with western concentrations. Eggs hatch late May to early June, feeding on clover and alfalfa before attacking corn and other crops. Control relies on broadcast poison bran bait mixed at home 25 pounds bran with 1 pound arsenic, molasses, and water, applied 10 to 12 pounds per acre at dawn.
The scoutmaster announced there will be no cub scout meeting tonight at the regular time. The meeting has been postponed until next week.
National League scores include Pittsburgh at Brooklyn 2-1 St. Louis 6-1 Boston 2-0 New York 1-6 Cincinnati 5-2 Chicago 16-3 Philadelphia 8-4. American League Cleveland 22-2 Bertigas 0 Chicago 9-3 Washington 4-2 Detroit 3 New York 16-8 St. Louis 9-8. American Association Columbus 9-2 St. Paul 6-6 Louisville 4-5 Milwaukee 3-12 Toledo 8-3 Minneapolis 1-11 Kansas City 2-8 Indianapolis 5-5. Three Eye League Terre Haute 6-0 Peoria 3-4 Bloomington 10-0 Moline 6-7. Decatur at Clinton two games postponed by rain.
Miss Mariann Hunter hosted the Triple M club at her Dugger home with songs and light refreshments for a list of guests. The Loyal Daughters class and a bridge group met at different homes, sewing for church receptacles and boasting prize winners. O. E. Butler’s son Frank lost an arm in an accident, and a birthday dinner honored Mrs. Jenny Moody on her 70th. Visitors from Poleska, Oklahoma joined local families for summer visits.
French experts say few women know how to apply perfume or choose scents. Light fragrances suit blondes for sports or street wear while heavy scents fit evening wear. apply lightly behind ears, on hair, neck, and lingerie, not on clothes. Flower scents favored. avoid overdosing as odor fades or becomes coarse.
文章建议轻涂香水在皮肤上避免直接喷衣物以防气味在衣物上陈旧发味。 指导强调皮肤接触部位更能保持香气持久与清新。
Charles Decourcy son of Mrs Lillian Whinnie joined Hammond based Bern Brothers shoe store. William Jay Tubby son of Mr and Mrs William Tubby left with Charles and has taken a job at the Goldblatt department store.
Springfield June 14 The majority of this year’s Drury College graduates have obtained jobs or have definite promises of employment, says Guy L. Barnes executive secretary of the college.
Robert Scott superintendent of the Elks National Home in Bedford Virginia has returned to his home after an extended stay here.
Funeral services for John Holt 84 who died Saturday morning will be held at 2 PM Tuesday at Welch and Cornett funeral home with Rev. William Ruedeman of Louisville Kentucky officiating. Burial will follow in Fairview cemetery. Surviving are his wife Mary Elizabeth Holt two nieces and one nephew.
Hogs totaled 5,000 with 543 holdovers. market steady to 10 cents higher. Lights 10.85 to 11.35, mediums 11.20 to 11.40, heavies 10.65 to 11.80, packing sows 9.75 to 10.50. Cattle 1,100 with calves 600. steers yearlings and heifers strong, cows and bulls steady. Sheep 200. lambs steady. choice ewes and western lambs 12.50, slaughter ewes 3 down.
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Greene County Indiana will hold a public hearing at 2:00 p.m. June 21 1937 at the Clerk's Office Bloomfield to review the application by Aland and Lynn for an alcohol permit at 54 North Main Street Linton for Lyn land Restaurant. The investigation will consider fitness and propriety with public participation invited.
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