29 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1935
Page
1
Local notice shows the Linton Indiana Citizen listing identifiers and an address for John A. Watkins Baker and Moblsaher at Citizen Building 798 Main. It outlines subscription prices by mail and carrier, rates outside Indiana, advertising rates, and notes on obituaries and notices. The fragment reflects historic newspaper billing and contact details.
The Grand Theatre opens a three day engagement for No More Lanes starring Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery with a lavish New York backdrop. The cast includes Charlie Ruggles Franchet Tone Edna May Oliver Gat Patrick Reginald Denny and others in a lively humorous study.
The Sher Ritz tomorrow presents Air Hawks a thrilling air romance. Ralph Bellamy and Miss Birell lead the cast with Bellamy praised for his performance and Birell noted as exotic and glamorous. Wiley Post appears in scenes flying a stratosphere plane across the continent.
Mary Sherman Beck lies in Sullivan hospital after a major operation Wednesday morning. Rex Luxton of Linton visits grandparents the Luxton family. Sunday dinner guests included William Rector Maude Lynn Gusty Lynn and Harry Petersons family. Effie Imrie Della Wiggs Maude Lynn visited. Rex Perkins from Indianapolis spent the week with friends. Mary Luxton visited Effie Imrie. Leo Riley and Alex Imrie hosted dinner. Leonard Campbell came from Elmora to visit.
A bridge column discusses how timing affects a No Trump contract. The author notes an earlier hand and a diamond opening lead by West. Four players solved the double dummy puzzle and wrote in, confirming the correct timing yields game in the Bidding and play sequence.
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In a dense bridge scenario West must convert four club tricks and gain an added trick in majors. A proposed line begins with a diamond lead, dummy’s 10, then spade continuation. If South returns low spades or leads clubs, West aims to force South to concede key hearts and clubs, ensuring two heart tricks and a game.
Mia and Mrs. Harley White hosted a Friday fish fry at 68% North Main Street. The Hoosier Hot Shots provided entertainment as a guest list includes Myre, Mitchell, Clinton, Wagner, Morgan, Vans, Curtis, Anton, Divens, Harvey and many others from the community.
Note states society items must be in the Linton Daily Citizen office by 11 a m to appear in that day's issue. It welcomes personal news club lodge party and church items for publication.
The Japanese Silver tea party hosted by the Women's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church drew about 130 guests at the country home of the Wilcoxins west of town. A playlet in Japanese attire and a speech by Mrs. Attie Asbury of Indianapolis highlighted the program, with music by local performers and a silver offering for foreign missions. Attendees included Mrs. Asbury and many local families and professionals.
The Truth Seekers class of the Sar on Reformed church met at Mrs. D. Bredewee’s home Thursday for its quarterly session. Attendance was good, opening readings and prayers preceded routine business. The social hour featured bingo and refreshments served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Ardell and Mrs. McCullough of Terre Haute.
All day prenice for Clarion club members and families at City park. Monday Boy Scouts meet at 7. Metropolitan lodge No.198 K of P at 7:30. Public health nursing committee meets at the hospital. Pocahontas at I. C. GC club meets at Miss Martin's Terhune apartment at 2:30. Nativamnas Baptist class monthly at Mrs Lenning 7330 o'clock. Queen Esther circle picnic at Shakumak state park. Meet at MBE church at 6:15. Bring wieners or picnic lunch.
American Legion Auxiliary meets at the Legion Home. Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club meets with Mrs Claude Turis. Socialist local in hall over post office. Girl Scouts meet at the Legion Home at 7. Quapaw Council No. 80 Pouhenontas at 7. Violet Rebekah No. 312 at 7 pm. Am Greene County Post No. 1162 VFW at 7 40 pm.
FRIDAY M. Wi choir practice at 7 p.m. also Quapaw Tribe No 173 Improved Order of Red Men holds a 7 p.m gathering. State Girls 4 H club meets at the high school at 2 o'clock.
In memory of our father Georer Asbury who died one year ago today friends express enduring grief and have a mix of joy and sorrow. We miss your presence and keep your memory alive with love and longing for you, dear daddy.
Bloomfield hosts Loyalty class hamburger fry at Bloomfield Park with hostesses Miss Marie Heat on, Mrs. Lee H. Jones and Mrs. Walter Brassert. Attendees include Mrs. War Terrell, Mrs. Floyd Shepherd, Ruth D. Blackmore, Miss Helen Humphreys, Rev. Paul Garber, and many others. District updates include a car ride surprise for the Holt couple, health news on Stanley Shanklin, and various society gatherings across town.
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