Dugger South graduates five at Indiana State Teachers College
Dugger Birds received five diplomas at the annual commencement of Indiana State Teachers College on Thursday morning. Recipients included Miss Alice Rowe with a TB&A degree in Home Economics and Miss Freida Thompson with an AB in English and commerce. Other graduates from Dugger completed the two year course, with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. D G Phillippe and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugger
Indiana State Teacher’s College
Alice Rowe
Freida Thompson
Kathryn Phillippe
Estal Lovenll
Elsie Risinger
D. GC. Phillippe
Wm. Thompson
Mary Thompson
Ada Loveaul
J. M. Phillippe
James Rowe
Dale Miller
Moanaville
Bridge
Pav Norris
Qt. E. Everhart
Leola Jones
Mr. Carr
Mire, Seaman
Herbert Steele
Bruce
Bill Harding
Miss Jones
Mr. Norris
Everhart
Helinesn
Wind Siith
Pete Dailey
Norma
Mrs Henry Holley Hosts Ellis Area Club Gathering
Mrs Henry Holley of Ellis hosted the Glenburn Mothers club and Ellis home economies club at her home. A noon dinner on the lawn preceded afternoon songs and readings by Mrs Frank Denman Norm Jean Alto Pauline Denman and others. Attendees included numerous Ellis club members and local residents with several guests and family members.
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Henry Holley
Tallis Fominunity
Glenburn Mothers Club
Ellis Home Economies Club
Tolley Home
Clovis Rex Denman
Frank Denman
Norm Jean Alto
Pauline Denman
Pete Meeks
Iva Luxton
Leola Reetor
Leola Page
Mesdames
Paul Prudhome
Pauline
Yma Mae
Jimmie
Jack Watson
Sam Masters
Clyde Slarkin
Imer Davis
Fred Gabbard
C. H H. Murer
Mary — Franklin
Lettiie Teiner
Sallie Bone
Frank Woodruff
4-H Club Booklets Ready for Mailing to Members
Indiana 4-H club members are invited to request booklets by writing to M. M. Smith at Purdue University or Nick Heller at the Indiana State Fair. The program promotes 4-H club work at the State Fair, highlighting education and a pleasant trip. The fair runs from August 31 to September 6.
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Indiana
M. Smith
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Nick Heller
State House
Indianapolis
Indiana Board of Agriculture
Correction for Ad Pricing in Local Variety Store
In Friday’s Linton Daily Citizen a misprint listed put leaders at 15 for 10 cents. The correct price is 10 cents each.
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Linton Daily Citizen
House guests and visitors stop by notable households
Haute are house guests of M. Philippe’s parents in J. Phillippe’s residence. Wim Luttrell of Chicago visits Mrs. Bertha Ingram and family. Yom Headley spent Thursday in Bloomington.
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Haute
M. Philippe
J. M Phillippe
Wim. W. Luttrell
Chicago
Bertha Ingram
Yom Headley
Bloomington
Bloomfield Social Events and Local Notices
Bloomfield June 15 local items report Mrs Jack Norris hosting bridge club guests Mrs Forest Kates and Mrs Lelia Hinkle. A park supper honored Knightstown home children. Tri Kappa elected officers at Miss Hilda Wumphreys home. John Henry Letsinger to graduate DePauw. Governor McNutt to speak. Staleup Hotel opens dining room after redecorating. Dilley party to Maquoketa for cattle sale. Black and White Cafe upgrades. Guardian named for Rebecca Hi Baerer. bond set. Foreclosure suit against Cravens party. divorce suit filed. Marriage license issued to Denver Hadley and Helen Flinn. Psi Upsilon Xi party hosted by Ruth Dobbs Blackmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Barkley
Mary Parsons
Imma Uwedtrick
Cecil Shertzer
Iva Chambers
Helen Humphreys
John Henry Letsinger
Reed Letsinger
DePauw University
Paul V. McNutt
Bromley Oxnam
DePauw
Oxnam
Ivan F. Staleup
Staleup
Addi
Starcup
Bloomfield
O. R.dilley
Formarly
Max D. A. Bymiint
Maquoketa
Dilley
James Bibos
Black and White
John G. Burst
Rebecca
Hi Baerer
Earl Britton
Paul Britton
Sit
Southern Indiana Building and Loan Association
Agaist
J. Frank Cravens
Helen H. Cravens
Ernest Kemp
Berniece Kemp
Charles Kemp
Maude Kemp
John Kemp
Tiley Applegate
Plainliff
Vesta KE
Applegate
Denver Hadley
Linton
Helen Marie Flinn
Elmer Sylvester Flinn
Inton
Ruth Dobbs Blackmore
Psi Jota Xi
South Seminary Street
The Hoosier Schoolmaster at the Citadel Bloomfield
Edward Eggleton’s novel is the film attraction at the Citadel in Bloomfield with Norman Foster and Charlotte Henry in leading roles. The Monogram photoplay closely follows the classic tale of Ralph Hartsook a Civil War veteran who fights local corruption and faces night rides. A large crowd attended and local residents were noted in a parade of social items and visits around town as film stories and community news mingle.
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Edward Eggleton
Indiana
Hoosier
Citadel Theatre
Bloomfield
Norman Foster
Charlotte Henry
Monogram
Ralph Hartsook
Ile
Slartsook
Foster
Hannah
Dorothy Libaire
Otis Harlan
Sarah Padden
Russell Simpson
Tommy Rupp
Wallace Reid Jr
William V. Mong
Fred Kohler Jr
George Stayes
Joe Bernard
Lewis D. Collins
Lattels
Charles Logue
It's a Gift at Sher-Ritz opens with Fields’ new set
W C Fields as the star in It's a Gift opens at the Sher-Ritz tomorrow. The review claims the comedy is funnier than his prior work and notes Baby Le Roy as part of the strong supporting cast. An act and cartoon complete the program.
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Fields
Iielda
Baby LeRoy
Grand Theatre Presents Bing Crosby in Here Is My Heart
Bing Crosby returns to the Grand with Here Is My Heart a bright light comedy adapted from Alfred Savoir with Kitty Carlisle opposite Crosby Supporting roles include Alison Shipworth Roland Young and Reginald Owen Metrotone News Mickey Mouse and Our Gang comedy added to the program promising Crosby’s singing and comic flair tomorrow night.
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Bing Crosby
America
Alfred Savoiv
Kitty Carlisle
Crosby
Alison Shipworth
Roland Young
Reginald’ Owen
Metrotone News
Our Gang
Local Families Gather for Visits and Community Event
LONETREE Mr and Mrs Clyde Breesk and daughters Doris and Clara Ann of Linton spent Benday with Mr and Mrs David Baughman. The Baptist young married peoples class party was held at No 6 school house Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Roy Buskirk and son Dickie attended the show at Linton Monday. Mr and Mrs Clifford Squire spent Sunday with friends at iey. Mr and Mrs Jewell Keller moved from the Russell Potter place to Clark Dayhot s farm. Mr and Mrs Charles Wagner and daughter Patty shopped in hint on Wednesday. A weiner roast was held at the home of Miss Doxyothy Hart Mon-
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Ella Thompson
Wildred Beckwith
Ohio
Joe Buskirk
Indianapolis
Anis la Veeck
Orville Gabard
Riley Bennett
Nine Mile
Paul Cletus Bennett
Lloyd Hiatt
Linton
Oliver Hiatt
Millard Greene
Leonard Greene
Preston Stout
Terre Haute
Freel Bender
John Bennett
Orville Gabbard
Delphie Gabbard
Ferman McDonald
Bloomfield
Russell Potter
Terhune
Hildred Beckwith
Leona
Junior
Wapakoneta
Beckwith
Floyd Markle
Floyd Lewis
Ward Markle
Lois and
Max Ward
Worthington
Fred Markle
Norma Jean
Benny June
Midland
Charles Markle
Don Clemens
Jasonville
David Baughman
Guy Baughman
Clyde Breck
Albert Shelp
May Wampler
Leo Terhune
Billy
Clyde Breesk
Doris
Clara Ann
Benday
No. 6
School House
Roy Buskirk
Dickie
Clifford
Everett Swaby
Charles Wagner
Patty
Hint
Doxyothy Hart
Bridge Teacher Seeks Position Amid Two Slit Treks
The Central Press features a contract bridge item by a famed bridge teacher. It discusses bidding strategy when equal chances exist in two slits and parties balance risk by protecting a hand against opposing presses. The hands shown today illustrate the concepts.
Smart defense and bidding shuffle in contract bridge discussion
Riddling play analysis shows West avoiding opening spade bid to prevent a club lead that could set up three club tricks for defenders. South maneuvers diamond cards to fuel declarer plays while dummy and East contest spade trump. The piece notes a shift from auction to contract bridge with more expert players coming from small towns.
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West
South
Almipis
Dumiiy
East
Declarer
Exceptionally Fine Bridge Bidding Impresses North and South
A detailed account praises the superb bidding by North and South as they seek a small slam. The key idea hinges on dummy discarding on declarer's longer hearts and the partner's single losing club being discarded from the long heart suit. The reasoning is subtle and not easy to follow at the table.
Bidding and play clinch partial slam in bridge match
The discussion centers on a bridge hand where South 1 Hearts West 2 Diamonds North 2 Hearts East 8 Clubs South 3 Spades North 4 Spades South 6 Hearts and South 6 Spades lead to a double by West. South courts a discard and ruff sequence, declarer makes three trumps, hearts and clubs finesses, dummy uses trumps to ruff, West takes a single diamond, and South fulfills the doubled contract with 180-point gain while the double offers 60-pt risk.
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South
North
West
Dummy
East
Declarer
Garin
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Linton Daily Gltizen
Martha Talbott
Freeman-Greene Cutty Hospital
Teachers’ College
Finley
Athletice
Cramer, Johnson
Mosei
Henry Holley of
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Rene Ene
Sherritz Theatre
Grand Theatre
Lonetree
Oya
Cadwell Music House
Central Press
Hearts
Ee Pregi Daire
Meng Federal Tire Service
Hi Buck
John Rogers
Bill Maddison
John Sarris
Hixson
Fry Grocery
McLaughlin
Powell & Norris
Cushing’s
Greene County Loan Co
Mack Tyler
W. Vincennes
Rhodenbeck Bros
Roach Electric CO
Collas
Kelvinator
Linton Hardware Co
Clayton & Wright
N.E
Ben Wells
Grand Hotel
Dagger
Miller & Stringer
Lum
Abner
Roos
Charlotte Henry Suggesed
Edward Boghsto
Lwad
Conde
Coates
Clayton
Funeral Home Phone
Roxy Dog Food
AX & Fry
Oakley
Plymouth
BUICK
Pontiac
Powell Motor Sales
Linton Milk CO
A” St. N.B
Linton, Ind
Calvin E. Barnes
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Wolford Flower Gardens
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Tom Barrowman
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