Arlington Contests End in Doubleheader Draw at Greensburg
A large crowd watched Arlington and Batesville hustle through two 22 inning games with Batesville losing 5 4 in the first and the second ending in a thirteenth inning tied. Arlington rallied late in the first to take the lead. in the second they tied in the seventh and played to darkness. The Greensburg club visits next Sunday for the season finale on home grounds.
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Greensburg
Arlington
Batesville
Four-base hit by Lewis leads offense in compact box score
Three-base hit by Lewis anchors a five run effort. J Wintz Bloemer Lightner Lewis Huddleston Woods contribute two-base hits. Sanders Lewis sacrifice, Luhring Lightner Woods steal. Huddleston Lewis turn a double play. Nieman allows nine strikeouts and five walks with wild pitches charged to Nieman plus umpires Terry and Jones.
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Moorman
Michaels
Arlington
Huddleston
Thomas
Sanders
Brummer
Lewis
Batesville
Meyer
Luhring
Wintz
Weigel
Fritsch
Meyers
Dudley
Broemer
Clark
Trussler
EAN
Benz
Bloemer
Eanee
Veneers
Nee Nee
Trusaler
Woods
Bateaville
Anlington
Ubring
Mone
Tebe
J. Wintz
Lightner
G. Wintz
Ena
W. Wernke
E. Wernke
Bae
Eee
Woods, Ster
Nieman
Terry
Jones
Greensburg Fans Plan Special Train for Batesville Game
Greensburg fans aim to hire a Big Four special train to attend the Greensburg versus Batesville ball game next Sunday. The recent Greensburg home game drew heated lines and promises a repeat of spirited support from rooters.
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Greensburg
Big Four
Legion Dance Draws Large Crowd At Fair Grounds
The Prell-Bland Post of the American Legion held a well attended dance last Saturday at the Fair Grounds. The Brookville Jazz Band provided music and a large number of young people attended, many driving long distances to be there. Flour advertisement mentions Indiana Seal of Indiana Flour for sale.
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American Legion
Fair Grounds
Brookville
Last Chance to Register for Vote This Fall
Voters are urged to register by Monday October 4 to be eligible for the November 2 election. Clerks will operate from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Laughery Township locations including Balls town Schoolhouse and City Hall. The piece also recounts a church birthday surprise for Rev. Schreiber and wife as a community welcome back from a four year ministry.
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Laughery Township
Ballstown
Kenneth Wolfe Injured In Rain Collision Near Newpoint
Kenneth Wolfe of Newpoint an operator for the Big Four Railway was seriously injured about eight o'clock Monday morning when his motor car collided near Newpoint with a car driven by Emmet Cleary and Will Ferris workers on a Culvert project. Wolfe suffered a fractured knee and severe bruises and was unconscious at home. Ferris sustained bruises but no serious injuries.
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Kenneth Wolfe
Newpoint
Big Four Railway
Emmet Cleary
Will Ferris
Cleary and
Baily
Big Four
Wolfe
H. S. McKee
Kenneth
Ferris
Greensburg News
Births of the Week At Joseph Obermeyer and wife
A girl was born on Wednesday September 22 to Joseph Obermeyer and his wife. A boy followed on Sunday September 26 to Joseph Einsinger and his wife. A girl arrived on Tuesday September 28 to Ben White and his wife. Also advertise Seal of Indies Flour for sale by all retailers.
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Joseph Obermeyer
Joseph Einsinger
Ben White
All Weeves
James Withers to Star In Batesville Minstrel Show
James Withers presents a two hour minstrel vaudeville and musical comedy program on October 2 featuring Hale Pearsey as end man, George Priest monologist, a 35-member cast, and a large girl chorus. Dancing before and after. Admission 75 cents, ladies 50 cents, spectators 35 cents with war tax included.
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James Withers
Hale Pearsey
George Priest
Batesville
American Wins Opener In Tight 9 8 Ball Battle
Two Hillenbrand teams the American Fur niture Company and the Cabinet and Batonville Casket Co met at the Fair Grounds Saturday in a pitching duel. Grover Benz captained the Americans and George Wernke led the C C squad. A six run burst in the second inning powered the Americans to a 9 to 8 victory, with the rematch set for next Saturday afternoon.
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Hillenbrand
American Furniture Company
Cabinet and Batonville Casket Co
Fair Grounds
Grover Benz
George Wernke
Grover
George
World War Marines Earn Three Medals Each
Charles Gibson and William Kreuz, Marines, served together in World War I. This week both were awarded the Good Conduct Medal, adding to Croix de Guerre from France and the Distinguished Service Cross they already received, totaling three medals each.
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Charles Gibson
William Kreuzman
Marines
Straw Vote Totals Across Rexall Stores State and Nation
Local results at Blank's Pharmacy show Cox leading with 165 to 139. National Rexall store returns tally Harding 61 597 and Cox 42 018, while the state totals list Harding 12 606 and Cox 7 620.
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Rexall
Blank’s
Harding
Cox
United States
Apple Pickers Wanted for October Start
Help wanted notice seeks men women boys and girls to begin apple picking on October 1. Walter H Fitch, Spades, Ind, signs as issuer. There is only one kind of printing worth anything the right kind.
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Walter H. Fitch
Spades
Ind
Republican Speakings Prominent Politician to Visit Batesville
Archibald M. Hall of Indianapolis will speak at St. Clair's Hall Batesville Friday October 1 at 7 30 pm The Eureka Band will provide music Hall is praised as eloquent and campaign aware Edward Jackson Indiana Secretary of State and Republican candidate will speak in Ripley County October 4 Versailles October 5 Sunman and October 6 Milan Residents urged to attend at least one event to hear him general campaign issues and public duties highlighted
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Archibald M. Hall
Indianapolis
St. Clair’s Hall
Batesville
Hall
Eureka Band
Edward Jackson
Ripley County
Versailles
Sunman
Milan
Jackson
William Roach
Indiana
Public School Notes Highlights of the high school year
Last year’s seniors Estella Kaiser Hilda Wissel Aurelia Brinkman Lorene Kroner Henrietta Bohnert Anna Heeseman and Lucylle Wachsman teach this year. Students study at Cincinnati Bowling Green Purdue. Seniors form S N E literary society with Carl Kirschner president Ester Thie secretary. Domestic Science class expands with fourteen girls and canned peaches grapes apples jelly. Enrollment stands at eighty one. Rev Heltzel opened with a Work address. Freshman and Sophomore English focus on theme writing. Shorthand classes turn to speech writing. Russell Henry notes early American settlement in ninth and tenth centuries.
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Estella Kaiser
Hilda Wissel
Aurelia Brinkman
Lorene Kroner
Henrietta Bohnert
Anna Heeseman
Lucylle Wachsman
Marie, Kaiser
Audrey Samms
Fred Michel
Cincinnati
William Thiel
Orlando Schorr
Bowling Green
Arthur Dallman
Purdue
Carl Kirschner
Frank Thiel
Ester Thie
Heltzel
Russell Henry
America
Pleasant Birthday Surprise For Louis Weber At Steamboat Landing
Louis Weber of Steamboat Landing was surprised Saturday evening when nearly 50 friends and neighbors attended a party at his home. Guests included Elmer Davis family Fred Siebert Jr. family Charles Cook family William Siebert and wife George Siebert and wife Herman Siebert and wife Oscar Strobel family John Strobel and wife and son Henry Alfred Dieckman and wife Roy Hoyer family Barbara Peetz and Sophia Albert Brack family Henry F Peetz family and Herman Kaiser family of Batesville. Music games and lunch made it a memorable event.
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Louis Weber
Steamboat Landing
Louis
Elmer Davis
Fred Siebert Jr
Charles Cook
William Siebert
William Schroder
George Siebert
Herman Siebert
Oscar Strobel
John Strobel
Henry
Alfred Dieckman
Roy Hoyer
Barbara Peetz
Assessor Candidates Named By Parties After Hyatt Death
Following the death of County Assessor Newton Hyatt of Osgood the Democrats nominate Charles Merkley of Franklin County for assessor and the Republicans nominate Joseph E. Gordon of Versailles. Gordon, a former two term sheriff, is praised for capability and thoroughness to fill the assessor post.
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Newton Hyatt
Osgood
Charles Merkley
Franklin To
Joseph E. Gordon
Versailles
Gordon
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Arlington Club
Hammerle
Our Boys
Legion Dance
Grant E. Hamilton
Rev. Schreiber
M. E
Schreiber
Giesin
Public
Nellie Schleighbaum
William A. Schlegel
Henry Narwold, Jr
Narwold
Schleighbaum
August Busch
Chicago
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