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Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1914

Page

3

Greenwood Defeats Indianapolis Team 17 to 6 At Local Park

The Greenwood ball club avenged a Saturday loss to the A B Gs of Indianapolis by beating them 17 to 6 Sunday at the local park. Johnny Duggan, former leaguer, started for Greenwood but was touched for seven hits as Terhune relieved. Hales pitched well for Lebanon with 13 strikeouts, while Pearce and Ludwig contributed strong batting and fielding. Emmert, Pearce, and Hart sparked scoring in multiple innings as Greenwood built a solid lead before fending off late visitors’ rally.

Greenwood Ind Indianapolis Johnny Duggan Nhne Terume Hales Lebanon Bunny Pearce Ludwig Ee Braethan Hanna Bauman Hart Bsuman Templeton Miller Emmert Heflin Hg Watson Vempmon Duggan Link Wypmert Mart Drake Tullis by_ Straus Tuggan

Dentist Warns Against Meats and Kidney Tangles

Fragmented clipping notes medical advice on reducing meat intake to ease kidney strain, praising a lithia lemon effervescent remedy. It also reports a Danville wedding of Miss Mary Dulin and John Wurtzler, with background on families, and a Lebanon reunion announcement for the Fortieth Indiana Volunteer Infantry slated next September.

Fortieth Indiana Volunteer Infantry Lebanon An W. P. MaKinsey

Died Near Darlington a Pioneer Woman of the Parish

Mrs Crarge Little a pioneer woman of Darlington neighborhood died Sunday night at home north of Sarluigeon after weeks of illness. She was married to George Little and left two sons and two daughters. The obituary notes her prominence in Montgomery county society. A separate item mentions church conference proceedings with multiple clerical assignments and remarks on vacant pulpits.

Charles Powell Indianapolis Avenue Powell Fayette Wells County Granville Powell Emmy Weaver Mary Anthony Elza Henry Charles Victor Bell Daniel Vardaman Matlock John Vardaman Ossian Walnut Street Baptist Church St. Joseph United Brethren Church Lafayette Geph Ind White River J. E. Fouts Dayton H. H. Fouts J. D. Cavertson Ambia MR Roberts Suce Prar Brook Imler Frankfort R. A. Smith

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