Lincoln Cats Baseball Suffers Two Losses In Week
Lincoln high school's baseball team dropped two games in two days, falling 2 to 1 at Spiceland on Wednesday and 9 to 4 at Connersville on Thursday. Spiceland pitcher Charley Byrket outdueled Marsh Gauker, while Lincoln committed seven errors and Connersville capitalized with a nine-run fourth inning.
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Lincoln High School
Cats
Spiceland
Connersville
Lincoln
Charley Byrket
Marsh Gauker
Byrket
Marsh Gaiher
Kaiser
Wampus Cats
Lingenfelter
State
Edward
Worl
Edwards
Harter
Burker
Borah
Gauker
H & Spiceland
Barney Gauker
Rhinehart
Fisher
Dorsettmen
Spartans
Dublin Social Roundup Includes Several Local Visits
Dublin residents and guests fill a busy week with business trips to Cincinnati and Fort Wayne, weekend stays by Indianapolis couples, and a 53rd wedding anniversary marked by a Kroger gift cake for Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Martin.
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Dublin
Merton Grills
Everett Money
Indianapolis
D. Hall
van Crawford
Cincinnati
James Jackson
Ethel Fread
Frank Kinniman
Shelbyville
Clifford Garretson
Ohio
Laurence Crawford
New Castle
Pete Cloud
T. J. Cotton
Ft.Wayne
M. L. Martin
Kroger
Cambridge City
Womans Relief Corps No 151 Holds All Day Meeting
W R C No 151 met in the Red Men’s hall for an all day meeting with a noon cooperative dinner. Miss Katherine Hoover received a $5 silver graduation offering from members. A flowers basket sent by Mrs. Jerry Dorgan was used for funeral services. Sympathy card planned. Memorial Day plans discussed.
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Womans Relief Corps No
Red Men’s Hall
Luella Crawford
Katherine Hoover
Jerry Dorgan
Dorgan
Bentonville Church to Air May 17 Program on WKBYV
Bentonville Christian church will present a program over station WKBYV Richmond on Friday night May 17 from 8 30 p m CST. Rev Theodore Cord will announce a drama by local residents with musical solos by Evelyn Hazelrigg Mary Louise Manlove Frances Manlove Ida Gwinnup and groups by Stella Faye Ella May Staats Edward Wainscott and Osborne Fisher.
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Bentonville
Ind
Local visitors and residents seen in Winchester area
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krone visited relatives in Winchester on Sunday. Mrs. J. W. Young of Rushville spent Friday among friends here.
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Robert Krone
Winchester
J. W. Young
Rushville
Fred Hays
Connersville
Clarence Ingermann
Verlinda Lafever
Bertie
Community Notes From Germantown and Nearby
Germantown residents share weekend visits including Mrs Delma Theobald returning from Richmond and Mrs K P Hogan visiting from Philadelphia. Local gatherings feature Mrs Christina Dryer’s return from Greensfork and a Knights Town Eastern Star meeting, with church Ladies’ Aid plans and euchre at Mrs Richard Whirley’s home.
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Delma Theobald
Richmond
K. P. Hogan
Philadelphia
Floyd Hines
Hogan
Susie Shafer
Will Martin
Athenae Literary Society
John Kirkman
Anderson
Harry Woods
Winchester
Richard Whitley
Christina Dryer
Harry Rodenberg
Greensfork
Clifford Seates
Eastern Star
Knightstown
The
Evangelical Church
E. E. Oldaker
Otillia Heiser
Ruth Arnheiter
Grace Sarver
Milton
G. F. Gipe
Warren
Ned Brown
Ida Jamieson
Nellie Scheidler
Mount Auburn
Rollie Grigsby
Cambridge City
Earl Crawford
Lee
Martha Caldwell
Roy Hines
Indianapolis
Bentonville Club Activity Highlights Week
Bentonville Christian Endeavor met at Roy Hazelrigg’s home with seventeen members. Leaders planned weekly Thursday gatherings at members’ homes. Mary Louise Manlove to host this Thursday. Edward Merrill and Bloomington visitor spent the weekend with the Merrils. Mrs. John Smullen visited Bloomington for Mothers Day. W C B C met with 20 members and new member Eulalia Bailey. Posey Township Home Economics club met with 22 members and six guests. Talks covered Grandmother’s Remedies and Oberammergau homes. Project lesson by Hazel Hurley and Medda Powell. Board approves Bentonville Christian church refreshment stand at Fayette County Fair. Smullens moved from town to farm for summer.
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Christian Endeavor
Roy Hazelrigg
Bentonvile
Cord
Mary Louise Manlove
Edward Merrill
Bloomington
Thomas Merril
John Smullen
Willard Smullen
Medda Powell
Eulalia Bailey
Posey Township
Elsie Toms
Oberammergau
Hazel Hurley
Mary Rusterholz
Audra Cole
James Philpott
Bentonville
Missing Gap in Delaware Street Gains Public Support
Citizens press Tribune for fast completion of missing Delaware Street section including bridge as part of a relief project. Securing safer travel to Riverside Cemetery and Lincoln High School, boost in property values, and better fire protection are cited as key benefits amid National Road construction.
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Delaware Street
Tribune
Cambridge City
Lincoln School
Main Street
State Highway Department
Dela Ware Street
Lincoln High School
East Cambridge
Waterworks Plant Receives Flag from Mosbaugh Corps
The waterworks plant near the river bridge was presented with a large hunting flag for its flag staff by the Frank C. Mosbaugh W. R. C. No. 50. Superintendent Harry Morse accepted the gift and recalled a previous flag given when the building was constructed by the late Mr. Mosbaugh, after whom the corps was named.
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Frank C. Mosbaugh
Harry Morse
Mr. Mosbaugh
Tulip Bed In Riverside Cemetery Noted By Lotholders
The tulip bed and other plants near the pump at Riverside cemetery were planted by Mrs. J. H. Ayres in memory of her late husband. The beds honor his love of beautifying places with tulips and other flowers and draw much favorable comment from cemetery lotholders.
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Riverside Cemetery
J. H. Ayres
Legion Auxiliary card party praised for support
The American Legion Auxiliary reports a very successful card party last week and thanks the public for its hearty support. The group spent $175 on child welfare over the past year, mainly for clothes shoes and spectacles for school age children with additional food aid. Decoration Day at Capitol Hill cemetery will honor veterans buried there under supervision of Mrs J H Ayres Floyd Maple leads the cleanup.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Capitol Hill Cemetery
J. H. Ayres
Floyd Maple
Senior Play a Big Success at Lincoln Auditorium
The annual Senior play You and I was presented at Lincoln auditorium Tuesday evening. The production drew a large audience and featured a strong cast and orchestra praised for excellent music.
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Lincoln Auditorium
Poppy Day Set in Cambridge City by Auxiliary Unit
The Lawrence H. Bertsch unit of the American Legion Auxiliary will distribute red poppies on Saturday May 25 in Cambridge City to honor World War dead. Poppy Day aims to enlist donations for disabled veterans and orphans, with proceeds aiding welfare work of the Legion and Auxiliary.
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Cambridge City
Lawrence H. Bertsch
American Legion Auxiliary
Fred Otte
Bruce Peters
Fred Bond
Marion, Indiana, Veterans Hospital
Legion and Auxiliary
Mrs Gehring Returns Home After Weeks with Son Near Cleveland
Mrs Juan Gehring has come back home after several weeks at the home of her son Eugene near Cleveland.
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John Gehring
Eugene
Cleveland
Fred Hines Transferred to Cambridge City Lumber Co
Fred Hines of Greens Fork, longtime manager of Greens Fork Lumber Co, is transferred Monday to lead Cambridge City Lumber Co. He moved to Greens Fork in 1926 after ten years, married Miss Josephine Portreus in 1925, and has three children. W. A. Shamel, former manager, will assist his son in New Castle confectionery business.
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Fred Hines
Greens Fork
Cambridge Lumber Co
Greens Fork Lumber Caenes
Local Lumber Co
Hines
Greens Fork Lumber Company
Peter Kuntz Co
Cambridge City
Arthur H. Hines
Public Instruction
Depauw University
Fred
the Tribune
Greens Fork Lumber Co
W. A. Shamel
New Castle
Rufus and Harry Beale Kuster Visit Yellow Springs
Rufus and Harry Beale Kuster spent Tuesday in Yellow Springs Ohio. Local residents reported a family visit and sightseeing around the village atmosphere and nearby parks.
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Rufus
Harry Beale Kuster
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Hogan party visits relatives across Indiana and Ohio
Mrs. K P Hogan and her Philadelphia daughter visit brother George Shafer and family along with relatives and friends in Indianapolis, Richmond and Hamilton Ohio for four weeks.
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K. P. Hogan
Philadelphia
George Shafer
Indianapolis
Richmond
Hamilton
Ohio
Community Notes From Marion And Surrounding Areas
Local social calendar runs with hospital events and visits across Marion, New Castle, Portland, Lewisville, Cambridge City and surrounding towns. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Kirby, Mr. and Mrs. Hess, Miss Edith Ward, Miss Sylvia Hardsty, and many families visiting kin, church events, plays, and club meetings.
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L. R. Kirby
Gotchen and
Boyd Hess
National Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Marion
Stanton Colburn
Dayton Ohio
Clarence Ballard
Fred Beihl
Robert Huntington
Nearen Castle
Edith Ward
Spiceland
Herbert Reynolds
Famly
Events and speakers listed for club programs and parties
Members and guests are scheduled for a series of meetings and social events from November to May. Names include Harmeier Hines Dorsett and Smith with chairs Haight Arburn Moore and others. Topics cover education, immigration law, hypnotism, urban development, and physical education.
Kiwanis Ladies Honor Night At Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club held its annual school award and Mothers Day Ladies Night at the Methodist church. L W Arburn and Floyd Hines directed, Prof F J Jeahne played Mother songs with Mrs Olin Davis at piano. Ruth Oldaker and Wilbur Harrison received K V F four-year high grades awards. Grover Van Dyne spoke on Mother's Day. Next week's meeting aligns with Kiwanis International convention in San Antonio Texas. Rev. Allen to attend with Pres. Wilbur F E Allen and family.
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Kiwanis Club
Methodist Church
Kiwanians
L. W. Arburn
Floyd Hines
F. J. Jeahne
Olin Davis
Grover van Dyne
Hines
San Antonio
Texas
Wilbur FE. Allen
Rev. Allen
Table Sale At Lincoln High Industrial Arts Department
The Lincoln High School industrial arts department offers about sixty porcelain top tables in three sizes 18x36 25x10 and 27x48 inches. Prices are 2 75 for small 14 00 for medium and 5 00 for large with some seconds at lower figures. Proceeds support general shop equipment, Marvel T. Moore Ind Arts Dir.
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Industrial Arts
Lincoln High School
Marvel T. Moore
Ind
Arts
Mothers Day program highlighted at Milton MEF
The Sunshine class organized May services with a program led by Charles Beckman and featuring readings, poetry, hymns, and solos. Memorial honors were given to Mrs. Sarah Little. Community members visited relatives in Hartford City, Muncie, Richmond, and Cincinnati, while a sacred play and mothers prayers piece closed the event.
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MEF
Sunshine
Charles Beckman
Cora Wise
Eula Ingermann
Ruth Trine
Tula Smith
Myra Hutchens
Ona Neidiffer
Blake Huddleston
Paul Sanders
Mabel Sanders
Mary Ferris
Sarah Little
Ruth Huddleston
Charles Dailey
Clyde Miller
Paul Gilbert
Robert Miller
Rushville
Robert
Wm. Huddleston
Blake
Margaret
Richmond
Alice Wiggans
Hattie Keever
Ruth Joan Doddridge
May Coyne
Olin Davis
Albert Newman
Do. V. Pitman
Roberts Hotel
Muncie
Davis
Wm. McClure
Ball State College
LaVerne
Margaret Huddleston
Alice
Alvin Dailey
Milton
E. P. Jones
Bea Beth
Oliver Wallace
John P. Jones
F. M. Jones
Norma Jean Murray
Martha Doddridge
Dan Hess
Orvel Hess
Darrol Gene
Leslie Eaton
Cambridge
Mildred Mercer
Anderson
James Crownover
Dwight Eugene
Economy
Otto Crownover
Frances
Ernest Doty
Fred Doty
Dorothy Doty
Cincinnati
Hiram Crook
M. E
Alma Alley
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Frazee
the Green
W. H. Harrison
Carl Hahn
Logan
Lincoln High School Chorus
Frank Guyatt
Dublin Friends
Lincoln High School Orchestra
J. C. Smith
Germantown
Mrs. Hadley Clark
John Bochman
Near
Kokomo
B. R. Conner
James Hunt
Harold Hunt
Charles Lowry
Charles Locke
Louisville
Eric and
Richard Locke
Psi Iota Xi
Kirk Bogue
Fren Ashbaugh
Pershing
Ross Wilson
Losantville
Mary Monger
George Henley
Herbert Kautz
Sylvia Hardsty
Salem A. B
Indiana Central College of Indianapolis
Jean Selmier
Althea Hall
Horace Stant
Christina Thompson
Raymond Okel
Lewisville
Will Summers
Will Rogers
Eunice Bradway
Albert Lamberson
Robert Schock
Robert Lane
Jacksonburg
Helen Jones
Christian Church
Frank Gauker
Mother's Way
Fred Scott
Marshall Riley
Sairley
Georgia
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Joan of
Springport
Teo
A. L. Stamper
Ula Worf
Bessie Jenner
Kate Wilson
God
Aldo Cain
Executive
Edith Hughes
Paul Lamberson
O. B. McCullough
Alice Reese
Nellie Jones
Membership Allen
Helen Arburn
L. W. Ault
Harriett Baynes
Bernice Beck
Margaret Barker
James Brower
Campbell Browning
Lars Cain
Aldo Copeland
Roy Craig
Edwin Davis
Olin Dorsett
W. A. Downs
Leone Elliott
Rolene Fuhrman
Grace Gaar
M. H. Griesinger
Rose Griffin
Margaret Haight
G. E. Harmeier
J. J. L. Hines
Floyd A. Hughes
Edith Jaeline
F. W., Jr. Jones
Nellie Kenyon
Emil Witterman
Catherine Kniese
Charles Kniese
Katherine Lamberson
Paul Lankford
Mildred Mannon
J. G. McCullough
Oren Miller
Ye F. Moore
Marvel Morrin
Hugh D. Morris
Pauline Reese
Alice Kyman
Frances Scheidler
Nelsie Smith
Ee Sutton
Fra Woodward
Pau Myline Worl
Russell
Morris
Los
Hineseed
Miss Kniese
Gaar
Brower
Visual Education
Mr. Moore
McCullough
Fuhrmanee
Miss Scheidler
Na Gy
Dorsett
Kenyon
Reese
Mrs. Dorsett
Mrs. Haight
Lamberson
Haight
L. F. Miller
Jaeline
Mrs. Moore
Kenyon Currie
Mrs. Browning
Mr. and
Mrs. Hines
Moi
Miss Woodward
Teeneens
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Kitterman
Mr. Browning
Mr. and Mrs. Haight
Dr. Kniese
Mr. and Mrs. Barker
Craig
Dr. and
Mrs. Kinese
Russell Worl
Margaret Beck
Browning
Fuhrman
Jones
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