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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1915

Page

5

Bloomfield Falls 5–0 as Bedford Cubs Shutout

Lee pitched a perfect game for the Bedford Cubs, topping Bloomfield 5 to 0 at Washington Park. The Cubs exploded in the first inning with bases loaded, Hackney driving in three on a Texas leaguer. Lantz Struble Bass Waterbury Huff Hackney Fawcett Zonkle Lee fueled the win as Bloomfield managed five scattered hits and failed to score.

Lee Cubs Bloomfield Club Greene County Hackney Texas Dixon Faucett Zonkle Bloomfield AB Rhoe Morgan Lewis Dugger Cook Ritcheson Osborn Hansford Lantz Struble Bass Waterbury Huff Fawcett Dagger Hans‘ford Consolidated Baseball Club Bedford Cut Stone Haseball Club Washington Park Curry and McFarlin Batteries Consolidated

Love Feast for Third District Republicans at West Baden

Paoli reports preparations for the Third District Republican Love Feast to be held August 12 at West Baden. An old fashioned barbecue at noon and a banquet at the West Baden Hotel in the evening are planned with committees named for barbecue, banquet, advertising, finance, and ground work. Governor Phillips of Wisconsin is expected as a speaker among nationally reputed figures.

Robert M. Taggart Orleans Elmer Scarlett Paoli M. C. Lightner James Lomax French Lick Advertising John A. Lingle Charles H. Busick Banqui Meyer Eliezer Frank Pope John Blecker West Phillips Wisconsin

Post Office Burglary Prompts Bloodhound Trail

Owens bloodhounds were summoned to Memphis Clark county Saturday morning to track burglars who broke into the local post office. A box containing money was taken from the postmaster’s desk. the detail of the burglary remains unspecified. Dr C D Driscoll and Frank Pitman shipped four horses to Petersburg for county fair driving events. Names include King A Dillard Beauty BY Lady Weaver Shelton Patch. horses under the care of John Mitchell Ree Driscoll and Harmon Kester.

Owens Memphis Clark County

Fringe Of Overalls Burns Injure Nine Year Old Boy

Nine year old Leslie Potter suffered severe burns to the hip and left leg after saturating fringe of his overalls with kerosene and lighting a match. The incident caused neighborhood excitement as the fire was extinguished before more harm occurred.

Leslie Flare Potter Thirteenth R Streets

Leatherwood Church Repaired by Dedicated Ladies

The Old Leatherwood Christian church interior has been repapered and varnished by its lady members. The effort earns praise from church friends as the remodeling compares favorably with similar houses of worship. A baby boy named Raymond Edward was born to Mr and Mrs Claude Owens West on Friday morning. Mr Elmer Smith and Mrs Gratzer visited Orleans Thursday with Mr and Mrs Edmnd Gratzer to care for Mrs Gratzer's ill mother Mrs Barker.

Wm.Taylor Frank Jackson Leatherwood Christian Church Claude Owens Elmer Smith Orleans Fdmenda Gratzer Barker

Ott Private Lots For the Members Surveyed At Town and Country Club Grounds

James Caress oversees laying out one hundred lots at the Town and Country Club grounds by White River south of the city. Plans include a figure eight driveway, two tennis courts, croquet grounds, and parks in each loop, with members to build handsome sleeping quarters.

James Caress Town and Country Club White River

Miss Alma Anderson Dies After Appendicitis Operation

Miss Alma Anderson aged 23 died Sunday afternoon at City Hospital from complications after an appendicitis operation. Very ill for days, her body was moved to H. G. Wilson undertaking establishment and brought to her parents home at fifteenth and Q streets. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 PM by Rev. John Williams and burial followed at Beech Grove.

Alma Anderson City Hospital Miss Anderson H. G. Wilson Huse Anderson Fifteenth Q Streets John Williams Beech Grove

Human Bacon Thief Steals Meat From Policeman Home

An early morning prowler took a ham and bacon from a closed box on the ear varanda of Policeman Sherman Pleasant. The thief knew the exact location, tore off the paper and dropped it as he fled, a faint noise at 3 AM not prompting further inquiry.

Sherman Varanda

Six Year Old McCallum Daughter Injured In Fall

Marguerite McCallum six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Archie McCallum was injured Sunday afternoon at 6 o clock while at play on Eleventh and R streets. She fell and broke a bone in the left arm between the elbow and wrist. The fracture was set by a local physician.

Marguerite Archie McCallum

Chickens and Corn Stolen From McKnight Farm in Pleasant Run

Stolen goods include chickens and corn from the McKnight farm in the Pleasant Run neighborhood Sunday night. Owens bloodhounds were ordered from the city to aid in the search.

McKnight Pleasant Mc‘Knight Pleasant Run Owens

Negro in Orleans Jail Claims Assault on Woman

A black man held in Orleans says he assaulted a woman on a railway track near the city. Bedford pursuers in cars and bikes chased him. Orleans police found no local report matching the crime and suspect he is mentally ill.

Orleans Bedford

Aged Miam Henry T Hamer Dies At Mitchell Home

Henry T. Hamer 92 died at sister Mrs Hannah Burton’s home near Mitchell at 3 15 a m Monday. He was born April 7 1823 in Clifty Washington county and lived in Lawrence county most of his life. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 p m at Mrs Burton’s home with Rev Ashley and burial in Hamer graveyard beside his wife.

Henry T. Hamer Lawrence County Hannah Burton Alfred Burton Mit Clifty Washington County Hugh Elizabeth Hamer Marion Township Hamer Kansas Burton Ashley Methodist Church Mitchell J. Frank Hamer

Dinner party at Felden Fields hosted by Mr and Mrs Megiemre

Mr and Mrs Tom Megiemre entertained friends Sunday at Felden Fields west of the city. The dinner was beautifully appointed with covers for Mr and Mrs Stanley Chrisler and Mr and Mrs Fred F Richardson and their sons.

Tom Megiemre Felden Fields City Stanley Chrisler Fred F. Richardson and Sons

Epworth League Plans Lawn Sunday Services

The Epworth League of the First Methodist church will hold regular Sunday evening services on member lawns due to hot weather. The inaugural lawn meeting was at Miss Cleon Gardner's home on N street with strong attendance. Upcoming gatherings are set for August 1 in Cramers Woods and August 8 with Clyde Hail on 6th Street.

JL. V. Girdley Little Son Burns City Girdley Church of Christ Epworth League First Methodist Church League Cramers Woods

Dolly Greer Sues for Divorce from Solomon Greer

Dolly Greer filed for divorce in Lawrence circuit court through attorney HH. L. Paxton alleging marriage on March 6, 1900 and separation July 13, 1915. She claims desertion, intoxication, failure to support two children Katie and Josephine, and seeks custody, $20 monthly child support, and $1,000 alimony. James Quillen of Stonington was in the city on business.

Dolly Greer HH. L. Paxton Lawrence Solomon Greer Katie Josephine

Trousers Stolen From Herschel Moore Home Found Nearby

A Friday night burglary at the Herschel Moore home at Eighteenth and I streets ended with the thief abandoning the stolen trousers in the Parks lot at Sixteenth and E streets. The thief took 18 dollars and 35 cents and left a pocket knife, but was not captured. Jesse Teague found the items while tending his cow and returned them to Moore.

Moore Herschel Moore Eighteenth and I Sixteenth Jesse Teagué

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Staats Chase George John McConnick Mr. Moore Fred Johnson Bloomfield Bedford Cubs Bifield Cubs Republi Baden Umpire Corps Lora Ping Merle Fender Heltonville Norman Station Aliens Creek W. Ef. Hudleson William Bair Glass Rock Springer D. Driscoll Frank Pit Satur Petersburg Leslie Potter J. K. Ross Ray Banks Isis McDaniel Marie Owens Mrs Homer Ragsdale Edward Gould Helen Harold Daniel Holsapple Lad Ott Sher Daugh Tim Bloodhounds Place Woodruff Mr. and Tom Megiemre En The Epworth League of First Clyde Hail Tion Lawrence Circuit Court James Quillen Stonington Ake Sea del Martin Springville James Palmer Odon Milton Nichols R. G. Bedford Ind Bedford Welding Shop 16Th St South H St WM. J. Benzel J. W. Trainor Hamer & Smith North Side C. H. Emery K Streets
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