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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
4
An open day night doubleheader features Indiana Hoosiers Middies with a ten inning fray. Players like Carter Sauer Chon Maxwell and Daniels appear amid an oddly garbled box of names and partial game events from a local baseball turnout.
Describes seating plans at the fair including front chairs at 1.90 dollars for fall time and ten cent daily seats, with estimates of up to 3200 dollars in revenue and numerous rows and seating arrangements under a canopy or gear. Mentions committees, chairs, and potential debt considerations and payments by attendees.
Former pastors at a local church are tied to a dispute reported by AP Warnesse Co fen ne bos.uaedisé. The item notes leadership changes and unresolved tensions affecting the congregation.
A burial service honoring Gaither and Vinat Viibute was conducted at the Ty City Cemetery with family and friends in attendance. Pallbearers carried the casket as mourners offered prayers and reflections on the lives of the deceased.
The article lists clergy movements and appointment details for the Grand Avenue Church area. It notes Rev. cLMeR St. Clair Cotes and Moore among those connected to Grand Avenue, with other appointments across several towns and presiding elders named, including Vincennes and Washington.
Classified notice describes a private sale at residences along Garrivan Creek in Columbia township Wharadas. It lists 40 acres known as Gras homestead with wood land and farming assets including horses cattle furniture and household items for Scott. A second notice mentions other items and a price of 30 peres stack feature and a general sale of goods and livestock.
Rev. Dolph Dolph of Jeffersonville, a 24th year veteran of the Indiana Methodist conference, collapsed at the First African Methodist Church during the Saturday session and was moved to Char Masminger’s home. He aimed to attend the Love Feast and hoped it would be his last conference. He could be moved to his home today under physician care.
A damaged OCR fragment offers few readable facts about a local notice or uttered brags. Entities and specifics are largely unreadable, leaving only scattered letters and phrases without coherent context.
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