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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1937
Page
5
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Mr and Mrs Thomas Lippeatte and son attended the fielden reunion in Terre Haute. Leslie Smith and Harry Waldroff of Sullivan visited friends here. Charles Mason and daughter and Mrs Carl Barbee and Eve visited Mrs Rose Mason in Boonville. Teasley and Blanton families from Wallens Ky are visiting Hettie Teasley. Clarence Gose and Charles Hudson visit Carlisle while Hudsons plan to move to Detroit. Hank Farmer of Indianapolis visits relatives. Harry Ohmes and George Schaad visit Spring Mill park. George Hall and sons from Newark NJ visit relatives. Ishmael Osborn leaves for Chicago to join his wife, Ethel Green of Edwardsport visits Anna Stevenson, Frank Calvin returns from Bloomfield.
Coral Crandall Armstrong wins Elton University Faculty Prize for 1937 as she graduates with honors. David Armstrong and Coral’s parents share pride while Dean Mathews and professors supported her through earlier suspicions. President Norton invites the family to lunch at his house as Coral contemplates a future with David and a summer honeymoon in California.
Hogs 5,000 with holdovers. market mostly 10 cents lower. Lights 11.45 to 11.95. mediums 11.80 to 12. heavies 11.25 to 11.99. Cattle and calves: steers and yearlings 10 to 25 cents higher. fed heifers 15 cents higher. steers top 14.75, some loads 13 to 14. heifers top 12.90. bulk fed 11 to 12. Beef cows 5.50 to 6.50, cutter 3.75 to 3. Heifers steady. Sheep 1,200. lambs 50 cents to 1 lower. good to choice 10 to 10.50. slaughter hogs steady at 3.50 down.
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