Mixed Bowling Results and Standings in Arlington Leagues
October bowling results from Arlington mixed leagues list Flintstones 721 748 736 in a 2205 win over Unstrikeables 613 784 736. Standings show leaders and high scores including Tom Hinton 522 and Betty Fancher 428 in a detailed, multi-league summary.
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Arlington
Opal
Microns
Tom Hinton
Betty Banshar
Gamulus
Fred Mann
Eeltanley
Billie Stanley
Ed Stanley
Husan Wagoner
Dave Buchanan
Betty Fancher
Ruby Hinton
Bertha McMichael
Lova Wooten
Opal Cooley
Autumn Fishing Forecast Signals Sharp Bite Rise
As waters cool after Labor Day bass pickerel and trout bite improves with brown trout and brook trout testing late fall hatches. Western Montana and Wyoming host prime brown and brook trout on smaller streams while saltwater anglers match frogs with Abu brands and long Garcia rods for striped bass bluefish and mullet migrations inland and offshore.
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Montana
Wyoming
Garcia
Angling Report Highlights Southern Indiana Bait Choices
In Hindostan Falls area white perch and channel cats are taken with chicken liver crows and worms. Lower Wabash River sees channel and flathead catfish on usual bait. Greene-Sullivan lakes report strong crappie and bass fishing. Stripper pits are clear and productive while southeast streams run very low and yield little fishing.
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Indiana
Kankakee
Lake Freeman
Lake Shafer
Central Indiana
Cataract Lake
Lake Lemon
Hindostan Falls
Wabash River
Greene-Sullivan State Forest
Morton Wins ECC Meet At ISSC Home Course
Morton Memorial captured the East Central Conference cross country championship on the ISSC Home course last week with 29 points. Spiceland finished second with 74 while Carthage, Charlottesville, Morristown, Wilkinson, and Milroy trailed. Wilkinson and Charlottesville are new ECC members joining the conference last week.
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Morton
Morton Memorial
ISSC
Spiceland
Carthage
Charlottesville
Morristown
Wilkinson
Milroy
ECC
Morton runners shine in top ten finishers
Jim Bowling of Morton won with a 10 minute 15 second time. Four Morton runners placed in the top ten, with Rawlins Spiceland and D Bowling Morton among others in the finish list. Carthage and Morristown competitors also appear in the top ten.
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Liberty
Centerville
Jim Bowling
Morton
Rawlins
Spiceland
D. Bowling
Back
Carthage
Ellis
A. Sparkman
Engels
D. Bumbalough
Tucker
Morristown
Coffin
Charlottesville
Morton Meet Debuts at Morton Stadium with Fast 10 15
The 1960 and 1961 meets featured a winning time of 10 minutes 15 seconds. Top finishers behind Bowling included J. Smith Mor D. Bowling Mor Back Car Ellis Car Sparkman Mor and others with 35 runners from five schools. Saturday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Arthur Fenner of Indianapolis visiting Elmer Fenner, Larry, and Esta Fenner.
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J. Smith
D. Bowling
Back
Ellis
Sparkman
D. Bumbalough
Akers
Loveaul
Pitts
Spitzer
Morton
Arthur Fenner
Indianapolis
Elmer Fenner
Larry
Esta Fenner
Classified Pricing Ad Notice Summary
Typing of historical classified prices shows rates for words at 3 cents each with a 30 cent minimum for two lines. Additional 250 charge applies to keyed ads. Card of Thanks, notices, and obituaries have minimum charges and per-item rates as listed.
Notice Urges No Leaf or Trash Burning Amid Dry Weather
Ripley township residents are urged not to burn leaves or trash until rain arrives. Trash-burning may be used. Carthage Fire Chief Howard Windsor of the Carthage Volunteer Fire Dept. provides the notice and day service. Also mentions ring sizing and re-mounting at Carthage Jewelry Store. A fall festival note thanks Queen Pageant candidates and supporters including Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Trowbridge and Mrs. Charles Elmore.
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Ripley Township
Howard Windsor Carthage
Carthage Volunteer Fire Dept
Carthage Jewelry Store
Hugh Trowbridge
Morton Runners Clinch Fourth Straight Rush County Crown
Morton Memorial dominated the four annual Rush County cross country meet on Tuesday winning with 28 points. Carthage finished second with 38 as Manilla was third with 95 and Milroy 114. Jim Bowling of Morton captured the individual title for the third time in four years.
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Morton Memorial
Rush County
Carthage
Morton
Manilla
Milroy
Arlington
New Salem
Mays
Jim Bowling
Bowling
Card of Thanks to Friends for Kindness
Sincere thanks to my friends for calls and cards during my hospital stay. Richard Robertson.
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Richard Robertson
Betty Sweet
Thanks for condolences for Arnold Miller
The Miller family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for floral tributes calls and courtesies after the passing of Arnold Miller. Special thanks go to hospital nurses Dr McNabb Hampton Mortuary and Rev Harry Cooper for support and comfort. Families of Aroald Evelyn Carl Ethel and Dortha Miller.
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Arnold Miller
Dr. McNabb
Hampton Mortuary
Harry Cooper
Aroald Miller
Evelyn Wilcoxon
Carl Miller
Ethel Miller
Dortha Miller
Fall Festival Queen Thanks Community and Sponsor
A contestant expresses sincere thanks for kindness after being selected Fall Festival Queen. She thanks the Jackson Marathon Station for sponsoring her and calls the experience wonderful and memorable.
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Jackson Marathon Station
In Memoriam Mabel R Stewart
In loving memory of Mabel R Stewart who passed away October 18 1953 Your memory lives in my heart every moment every day All the loving care the great task and the small I remember everything not just one but all You were so young and full of life to have to go away But I live in hope to see you once again someday
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Mabel R. Stewart
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