Linton Daily Citizen Details and masthead
The Linton Daily Citizen records its publication details noting Joseph Turner founder and wartime era print schedule. It lists Warren Onken as publisher and Vance Sappenfield as editor with offices at 79 South Main Street Linton Indiana and post office in Linton Indiana as second class mail matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph. Turner
Linton Daily Citizen, Inc
South Mainn Street
Linton
Indiana
Warren K.onken
Vance Sappenfield
4-H judging and fashion clinic draws many at Switz City school
One hundred 4-H club girls with mothers and leaders attended a judging and fashion clinic at Switz City Central School. Morning sessions covered new judging classes with Mrs. Zetta Anderson guiding, assisted by Mrs. Thelma Robinson and others. Afternoon showcased good posture by Linton youth, grooming demos by Bloomfield and Linton members, fabric selection talks, and modeling by Haseman and Blackmore. Food and clothing workshops at Linton Stockton High set for June 23 with schedule charts to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switz City Central School
Zetta Anderson
Thelma Robinson
Helena Benham
Velma Bailey
Sherry Hale
Connie Gregory
Judy Ferguson
Linton
Keith Ann Uland
Bloomfield
Mary Haseman
Linton 4-H Club
Linton-Stockton High School
Connie Dix
Linton Tri Kappa Meeting Canceled. July 12 Losersweepers Party Set
The Linton chapter Tri Kappa cancels the June 28 meeting. The next gathering at Humphreys park shelter house features a loser's sweepers party at 7 30 Wednesday evening July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Tri Kappa Sorority
Humphreys Park
Sandborn Chapter OES Holds Spring Degree Work
The Sandborn chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held its final spring meeting at the Masonic hall and recessed until September. Mrs. Kay Sargent presided as degree work was shown for one candidate, Orval Stremming, followed by cookies and iced tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandborn
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Kay Sargent
Orval Stremming
James B. Fowler
Phoenix, Ariz
Reece Harbin
Benny Lee
Linton
Dayton Baker
Claude Lynch
Jimmy Yagle
Ralph Yagle
Raymond Peden
William Buescher
Retta Gross
Charles B. Davis
Delbert Fox
Wendell Corbin
Ralph Apple
Harley Hudson
Norma Dayhuff
Clarence Good
Marion Beck
Arzo Blevens
Harry Bowman, Sr
Harry Bowman, Jr
Thomas Mowery
James Harris
Bertha Hill
Morris Wills
John Sanders
William Cross
Don McElravy
Linton Miners Defeat Crane in Babe Ruth League Contest
The Linton Miners beat the Crane team 11 to 7 on Thursday evening at the local diamond. The Miners had 12 hits to Crane’s 6 and improved in the Babe Ruth League matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Miners
Crane
Miners
Community Meetings Schedule for Friday and Monday
Announced local group gatherings include Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improv ed Red Men at 7 p m and Eagle Encampment No 222 1 0 C F at 7 30 p m Friday. Monday events feature Elks Ladies and Stated Rainbow for Girls at 7 30 p m, Kiwanis at 6 30 p m, and various clubs at v arious venues with demonstrations and small charitable requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quapaw Tribe
Eagle
C.F
Women of
Moose
Moose Home
Kiwanis Club
Klusmeier’s
Quapaw Council No. 80
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Loyal Order of Moose No. 1434
Local Union No
Linton Public Library
Needlecraft Club
Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Update
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with a 41 24 record and .631, Los Angeles 40 27 .597, San Francisco 36 27 .571, Pittsburgh 32 27 .542, Milwaukee 29 24 .492, St. Louis 28 33 .408, Chicago 23 39 .371, Philadelphia 18 49 .310. Thursday games: Chicago 7 Los Angeles 5, Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 1, Cincinnati 7 St. Louis 5, Milwaukee 8 San Francisco 6.
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit Leads American League Standings Amid Tight Race
In the American League Detroit leads with 42 wins and a .646 pace, followed by New York at 41 24 and Cleveland at 40 27. Boston and Baltimore trail, while Kansas City and Minnesota hold bottom spots. Night games include New York over Kansas City and Washington over Detroit.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marathon Inn
Worthington
Congo
Lee Richardson
Bertha Rhodes
Reds Grocery
Starcraft
H.P. Mercury
Wolford Gift Shop
South Main
Greene County Farm Bureau Co-op
Switz City
Singer
North Main
Linton Hardware and Furniture
Linton Daily Citizen
Don Wilson
Rodenbeck Electric
Bituminous Inc
Don Gregg
Lewellyn Electric
I. C
Wright Brothers Furniture and Appliances
A.B.C
Gas and Electric, Phon
Walter
Buck Watson
Roosevelt
Wayne Geatches
Automobile Services
Bud's
Marathor Station
Waltons
Ford
Chevrolet
International
Scotland
Pete
Bedford
Skyhaven
First Street
Second Street
Y Street
Highway 54
Ideal
James D. Clayton
North Main St
Lyons
Lyons Realty
E. R. Powers
Joel Benham
Hymera
Claude Richardson
John Faught
Jasonville
Bill Cravens
Insurance and Real Estate
East
Vincennes St
State Road No
Tenth Street
Lyona Realty
Wes Hensley
Insurance Exchange
THE
Marynel Haseman
Kay Blackmore
Rhoda Hauser
Opal Soliday
OES
Linton Babe Ruth
R . R. Lynch
Russell
Inman Fish
Sherrard /Sellars
J. Lynch
Edwards
Corbin Franklin Bobbitt
Laramor Hemmerling
Lohr
AB Haste
Thompson
Christley Lamarr
Harvey Weitecamp
Moore Greene
Crites
Parsley Sloan
Mr.e
John
Mulligan
MR. Kirby
IMPL
Otting
Fordomatic
Wrecker
Buzzy McCammon
Call Scotty McBride
Ann Toney
Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority
Abe Martin Lodge
Brown County State Park
Elks
Lodge
Linton Order Rainbow
Mothers of
Linton Unit
Mothers Guild of
First Baptist Church
Betty Hixson
Seventh Street
Henry Taylor
Rest Haven
St. Anthony Hospital
Mrs. Floyd &. Cramer
York
Wright Brothers Furniture
Hamilton Drug Company
Cinderella Beauty Shoppe
LaVerne Burch Trinkle
MiLady
Naomi Sparks
A. W. Blume
Greene County Farm Bureau
Bays
Hamilton
Don Hostetter
Bob Terrell
Dan Doublement
Cadillac
Teal Whitaker
Sullivan
Wheeler
Glenburn
Jack Wheeler Ford Inc
Heberts
Park
St. N.E
Baxley
Appliance—— Furniture 66 South Main
Rexall Drugs
Val-U
Bogard
Holt
Bloomfield, Ind
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