Presbyterians Triumph Over Christians In Field Contest
In a Thursday clash at Fau Grounds the Presbyterians defeated the Christians behind strong pitching by A. Richard and a productive offense. Richard fanned batters and contributed a key single while Love and Chambers led in hits, with multiple players scoring on timely hits and errors as the Presbyterians pulled ahead late in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fau
Gove
Love
Heanett
Richard
Chamibera
Rev
Campbell
Jay Bird
Christley
Chambers
Bennett
Rainbolt
Johnny
Koak
Beerun
Brewster
Heth
Merrie
Mors
Eveveus
Rondanner
Siraub
Wright
Kurkham
Straub
Xo Wits
Deah
Morns
Arvevens
Getzeodanner
Kirkham
Cove
Wilbur
Tves
Te Bank Ang Chambers
Moris Groumieraat
Banest
Evans
Strach
Segana Wright
Vaurkhan
Secon
Kirkham Rome
Rachard
Taylor
Funk
Owen Richard
Christians
Morris
Stevens
Fank
Hal
Getzendanner
Miller
Peas
Iais Taylor
Christians Chambers
A. Richard
Bee
Presbyterians
Methodists Beat United Brethren In Saturday Baseball At Fair Grounds
Johnny Kirkham powered the Methodists to a 3 base hit near the judges stand as they edged the United Brethren 6 5 at the Fair Grounds. Tracewell started for the Methodists, with Bullett relieving and striking out eleven in six innings. Bud Gwartney led U B with a triple and a double, while Fiock allowed fifteen hits and fanned fourteen. The next game, Christians vs United Brethren, is set for Saturday afternoon at the Fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Kirkham
M. E
U. B
Fair Grounds
Rowe
Ma” Bullett
Tracewell
Washington
Pach Lean
Ismapp
Hurst
Tracens
Kirkham
Tuell
Lewin Lew
Frakes
Rainabolt
Swartney
Clell Frederick
Flock
Frederick
Knapp
Heas
W. Frederick
The
Fairhounds
Christians
United Brethren
Social News From Local Families and Visitors
Mrs sertie Rawlings visited Mrs Reuben silenn on Monday. Leslie Auxier of Depauw traveled to Louisville Monday. Reuben Glenn and Philip Seacat bought new buggies last week. Mrs Florence Wetzel and Mrs McCully of Duncan stayed with Mrs Tillie Conrad over the weekend. Miss Odra Seacat and several Auxier Seacats attended Children’s Day services in Moberly Sunday night. Mrs Lucy Glenn’s horse ran away causing a buggy mishap. she escaped with minor injuries and continued her route. A Wyandotte Cave outing included the Glenns, Conrads, Philip Seacat, Huth Seacat, Edna Bishop, and the Auxier brothers. Wilbur M. Thomas and Zetta E. Brockman are the only couples licensed to wed since the last report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sertie Rawlings
Reuben Silenn
Leslie Auxiér
Depauw
Louisville
Reuben Glenn
Philip Seacat
Florence Wetzel
McCully
Duncan
Tillie Conrad
Odra Seacat
Loyal Smith
Ruth Seacat
Leslie Auxier
Edna Bishop
Kenneth Auxier
Moberly
Lucy Glenn
Glegp
Wyandotte Cave
Dan Conrad
Philip Sea
Cat
Missea Huth Seacat
Kenneth
Leslie
Herschel Auxier
Costly Accident In Corydon Involving Pastor L T Taylor
Reverend L T Taylor of United Brethren was injured when a buggy horse kicked during a return trip from Bethany. The mare died that night after narrowly avoiding a runaway and injuring her foot. Taylor and accompanying children escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
L. T. Taylor
United Brethren
J. W. Harbaugh
Bethany
Corydon
Applegate Hosts Taylor Township Party for Niece Ethel Russell
Mr and Mrs Ben Applegate entertained at their home in Taylor Township in honor of their niece Miss Ethel Russell on Friday evening June 19. Numerous guests attended including Misses Ethel Russell Margaret Brown Nettie Berry Eva Farnssey Ida Blanche McCauley Altha Edna Showmaker Hilda McRae Zelma Applegate and Messrs Edwin Berry Harold McCauley Homer McCauley James Reeves Herman Kelley Waldo Fox Moris Farnsley Willie Burns Sohn Robert Brewer Hayes Noyes Frank Hedden and Willie Hedden. The gathering ended late with wishes for more happy occasions. Kenneth and Emerson Hiser of Indianapolis arrived to spend the summer with grandparents Mr and Mrs Jacob Hiser near Ramsey. aunt Miss Kate Hiser met them at Louisville. Mrs T J Stevens has been on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Applegate
Taylor Township
Ethel Russell
Margaret Brown
Nettie Berry
Eva Farnssey
Ida Blanche McCauley
Altha
Edna Showmaker
Hilda McRae
Zelma Applegate
Edwin Berry
Harold
Homer McCauley
James Reeves
Herman Kelley
Waldo Fox
Moris Farnsley
Willie Burns
Sohn
Graham W Collum dies at eighty two in Taylor township
Daniel Graham McCollum, a Civil War veteran and longtime Harrison county resident, was found dead in his bed at his Taylor township home yesterday. A Presbyterian, he never married and taught school in youth. Funeral services were held today with burial in Elizabeth cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Graham McCollum
Taylor Township
Pennsylvania
Hiram L. Kessinger
New Albany
Cyrus Lemmon
Shelbyville
Indiana
Harrison County
Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Cemetery
Cardus touted as restoring Mrs Cook’s health in Dexter
In a signed statement Mrs Cook credits Cardus with lifting a decade of illness. She says the tonic renewed her strength and energy, enabling housework and daily tasks. The ad claims thousands of women have benefited and mentions Trustee W H Bussabarger’s trip to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Local Notes From Taylor Township and Nearby Towns
The item lists residents and visitors across Taylor Township including Mildred Colvin who is sick Lannie Brown visiting relatives and friends Edwin Berry bought a new buggy Ethel Russell from Elizabeth is visiting in the area Mrs Wm Water and daughters from New Albany visit relatives here and at West Point Arminda Noe of Louisville attended Evans Landing commencement Crate Abbott and son of Louisville visited Austin McCauley family Walter Kelly and Wm Ware and families from New Albany joined Stanley Colvin of West Point and Altha Merk and daughter Helen to celebrate Lydia Colvin’s birthday at the family home on Sunday June 1i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Berry
Ethel Russell
Elizabeth
Mrs
Wm Water
New Albany
West Point
Arminda Noe
Louisville
Evans Landing
Crate Abbott and Son
Austin McCauley
Walter Kelly
Wm Ware
Stanley Colvin
Altha Merk
Helen
Lydia Colvin
Local Society and Travel Notes from Mauckport
George R Sherman Sr was in Louisville on business last week Mrs Charles Rush Sr of New Albany visits relatives here Harlan Winders has returned from Terre Haute to attend school Dr Sam Smith Corydon visits sister Mrs John Hottle Nora Gwartney recovers from ivy poisoning Mary Frank at Winona attending school Ray Frank medical student Bloomington at Biological Station Winona Joe Ballard leaves for two weeks in the wheat region of Southern Indiana and Northern Kentucky traveling for Ballard and Ballard Louisville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Sherman
Louisville
Charles Rush, Sr
New Albany
Harlan Winders
Terre Haute
Mary Shireman
Anna Winders
Concord
Nora Gwartney
Mary Frank
Winona
Ray Frank
Bloomington
Winone
Joe Ballard
Indiana
Kentucky
Joe
Ballard & Ballard
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WiHer
Hief Rooters
Rev Campbell and
Will Christley
Presbys
Reas
Ueth
Ahre Wright
Ivehard
U. B'S
Ward
Methodists AB
Chambroy
Steinfeld Food Choppers
Pearl and Market Sts
White House
New Albany, Indiana
Wilbur M. Thomas
Zetta E. Brockman
LerAnSeed Methodists
Chris Iias United
Kenneth and
Emerson
Edward Hiser
Indiaanapolis
Jacob Hiser
Ram’sey
Misa Kate Hiser
T. J. Stevens
Graham W'Collum
Mrs. Cook
W. H. Bussabarger
Indianapolis
Mildred Colvin
Lannie Brown
Mauckport
Sam Smith
John Hottle
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