Local and Personal Notes From Small Town Today
Miss Marie Stoltz of Blooming Grove visits Mrs. Joseph Ainsley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Goodwin of New Castle dine with friends Ao. Dowle in the city. Doyle family of Fairfield returns home to Chicago. Clara Sewell to wed Mr George Movexvhon at the bride's home. Miss Gores Pranson of Clitenan arrives for week with Miss Mac Brockman. Milton Brointiel leaves for Cradesburg to attend college. Rose and Bertha Zweller guest of Miss Anna Haag at Brownsbury. Isadore Vieran of Cincinnati visits Central evente store room. Paul Mineh candy kitchen recently accepted.
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Charles Vawter
Brookville
Marie Stoltz
Blooming Grove
Joseph Ainsley
Teese
Isfernodt
Clara Sewell
George
Taft Religion Favored By Supporter Amid Campaign Clash
A reader remarks on James Taft's religion as a preferred factor in the campaign. The note claims phase efforts oppose Taft and depict ongoing battle rhetoric in political discourse. The statement reflects a contested alignment within the public sphere.
Hoosiers Rally In Final Inning But Lose To Prolific White Water
In a White Water matinee the Hoosiers fell behind early then mounted a late rally as Morgan Thalter, Stines and Brinker sparked a push that fell short. Shafer and Spiuth led a tough visiting offense while Becker, Barrington and Morganthaler contributed key hits in a high scoring affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Loker
Brinker
Wolf
Hassett
Thomas
Morgan
God
Speculation Ceases As Hoosiers Triumph In Close Battle
Report covers a tense game where Indiana beat Purdue in a tight contest. Key players include Watt and Peiser as Indiana climbs to a top position with a late surge and strong defense. The game features crowd reactions, umpire calls, and shifting momentum as both teams exchange leads.
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Lester
Mrs. Morris Goodwin
New Castle
Spear
Ao. Dowle
Air
Mrs. Boot. Doyles
Fairfiedd
Chicago
Oy Cannicham
Tidianapolis
Mrs. Moe. Drangell
East
Mannerssidie
Milton Brointiel
Teediy
Cradesburg
Pllineis
Seter College
Misses Rose
Bertha Zweller
Anna Haag
Brownsbury
Isadore Vieran
Taft
J. W. Caldwell
Dublin
Dayton Shilohs
Caldwell
Vablin
Laplata
Woerne County
Roosevelt
Reeder
Connersville
Deartoanm &, Shamrocks O. Wiedenouns
Queen Cities
Middletown
Matuitton
Morganthaler
U Walterman
Stine
Woll
Maxwell
Halferman
Ceeond
Shater
Visttoys
Derrick
Becker
Barrington
Talternivan
Hentnt Mo Tpeevaad Uee
Yee Pho Moran
Amal Beck
Neve Bade
Yagi
Pheer
Vite
Les Vim
Ste. Visran
M Bayes
Pee AR Bish Senn Ene
Leite
Sepedis
Ube
Sewee
Heer Parregos
Mis
Beri
Deeib
Iladys Anderson
Ken. Wood
Mies
Mabel Flaw
Shenamarhs
Dayton
Hamilton
Miamisburg
Wiedemanns
Queen City
Popeetie Coe Bony
al Mw Reengre
Tata
Bree Teaettis
Gb Seth Fey
Harter Vman Lecky
Vestpors Eerss PO
Rae
Shofer
Hoostees
Phasnices
Rosa Wien
Basebali
Tye Vet
Jenseness
Berper
Wraitt
Suonisville
Dorothy Dodd
Pratt’s Shoe Store
Central Ave
Connersville, Ind
Rhiders Vipers
Phasdyer
Acre
Prof
Pee
Uprsuan Rale
Monadcock
Ve Nu Ruu
Atanas
Canadler
INIC
Finly
Fremont
Jemison
Breese Bros. CO
West Seco
Tose Carey
Cincinnati
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