Heinold Leads Ghermes Past Jack Brown In Slugfest
Heinold tallied 11 runs on 8 hits with 1 error while Jack Brown managed 4 runs on 8 hits and 6 errors. Brehmer went 3 for 4 and Anderson 2 for 3 as Heinold players combined for six other hits. Fowler started on the mound for Jack Brown but was relieved by Hutton in the second inning. Mike Reifert went 2 for 2 with the locals adding one hit apiece for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brehmer
Anderson
Heinold
Fowler
Jack Brown
Hutton
Mike Reifert
J. Brown
Cripe
Underhill
Legion
Pearson
Gainer
Kauffman
Rhodes
Richardson
Legion Defeats Globe Valve 6–5 Behind Kauffman Pitching
Van Kauffman held Globe Valve to win 6–5 as Underhill led a late Legion rally with 3 hits. Globe’s Ringer started, replaced by Mike Hyman, while Free man and Mike Van Sickle added two hits each. Legion finished with 9 hits and 1 error.
Heinold Team Fires Up 8 3 Victory Over Globe
Brehmer led Heinold to an 8 3 win over Globe with 12 strikeouts while Cripe collected 2 hits and scored on a Globe error. Ringer struck out 10 for Globe as Van Sickle and Zehring added two hits apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinold
Globe Legion
J. Brown
Hyman van Sickle
Franz
Underhill
Freeman
Gainer
Brehmer
Reifert
Zehring
Richardson
Fowler
Israel
Ringer
Anderson
Hutton
Globe
Cripe
van Sickle
At Bat Leads Hit Parade as Team Totals Stumble
Heinold tallies 8 runs and 8 hits with no errors while Globe records 3 runs, 7 hits and 6 errors. Following at bat, Borton, Ringer and Groninger each notch one hit apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borton
Ringer
Groninger
Heinold
Globe
Braves Triumph Over Tigers And Cubs In Minor League Play
On Wednesday June 15 the Braves beat the Tigers 12 to 10 with Ferrier and Benefiel pitching and J Price taking the loss. On Friday June 17 the Braves again won 6 to 3 over the Cubs as Ferrier pitched and Bob Sales caught, Logsden took the loss. The Braves scored three in the second and third innings while the Cubs answered with three in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Marler
Tigers
Lee Borden
Braves
Ferrier
Benefiel
J. Price
Cubs
Jim Ferrier
Bob Sales
Larry Logsden
Weekend court clears traffic and conservation cases in Stone court
JP Lee Stone's court heard four traffic cases and three conservation cases over the weekend. Defendants from Springfield Crawfordsville Lafayette Rockfield faced fines including improper passing 1.00 and 17.75 costs and speeds 80 in a 40 zone with 10.00 and 17.75 costs. Conservation actions in Lafayette included no observer in boat 1.00 and 16.00 costs and missing life jackets 1.00 and 16.00 costs. another Lafayette case fined 10.00 and 21.00 costs for undersized catfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JP Lee Stone
Herbert H. Coates
Springfield
Illinois
Ronald L. Summers
Crawfordsville
Thomas L. Dowell
Lafayette
Charles L. Taylor
Rockfield
James L. Bennett
Johnny F. Davis
Jesse R. Saylor
Calfornia Teacher Returns Home for Summer Visit
Miss Helen Clifford returns from California to spend the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James A. Clifford. Mrs. Maurice Clifford of Delphi flew to Los Angeles last Monday to visit her sister Mrs. Margaret Overmyer and accompanied her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Clifford
California
James A. Clifford
Maurice Clifford
Delphi
Los Angeles
Margaret Overmyer
Freeman daughter graduates to teach art in Culver
Carol Freeman daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Miles Freeman of Auburn Indiana has graduated from Baill State Teachers College at Muncie and will teach art in Culver Indiana schools next year. The Freemans formerly lived in Delphi where Rev. Freeman served as Presbyterian pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Freeman
Miles Freeman
Auburn
Indiana
Baill State Teachers College
Muncie
Culver
Freemans
Delphi
Freeman
Presbyterian Church
Tyner Family Heads to Detroit Lakes Vacation
Milt Tyner and his son Rop left Sunday for a vacation in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt Tyner
Rop
Detroit Lakes
Minnesota
Weekend Guests of Mr and Mrs Parks
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Edrie Parks were Mr and Mrs Don Hedrick and son David of Arcadia and Dr and Mrs Herbert Parks of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edrie Parks
Don Hedrick
David
Arcadia
Herbert Parks
Indianapolis
Mrs Brackenridge Ill at Home Under Care
Mrs Catherine Brackenridge is confined to her home by illness. Her son Joseph of Cleveland Ohio visited last week. Weekend guests were Mr and Mrs Bernard Schermerhorn of Pana Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Brackenridge
Joseph
Cleveland
Ohio
Mrs Turner and guests plan Scotland church conference delegation
Mrs. Joe Turner of Flora visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Anderson in Monticello. Miss Lesta Hall of Portland Oregon visiting relatives including Mrs. Turner will soon depart by plane with delegates to attend the Christian Church conference in Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Turner
Flora
L. O. Anderson
Monticello
Lesta Hall
Portland
Oregon
Turner
Christian Church Conference
Scotland
Jay Penn Family Hosts Fathers Day Guests
Mr and Mrs Jay Penn hosted Fathers Day guests Mr and Mrs Joe Penn and family and Robert Penn of Indianapolis with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Long of Monticello also visiting The occasion included a birthday observance for Mr Jay Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Penn
Joe Penn
Robert Penn
Indianapolis
Lloyd Long
Monticello
Trap Shoot Sunday at Carroll Conservation Club
Public invited to a trap shoot Sunday June 26 starting at 10 a.m. at Carroll Conservation Club. Lunch served all day with games of all kinds and a drawing for a rifle shot gun. Sponsored by Carroll County Council of Conservation Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Conservation Club
Carroll County Council of Conservation Clubs
Deaths Anna Sisson
Funeral rites were held for Mrs. Anna Sisson 75 Americus resident at Jackson Funeral Home with burial in American Cemetery. She died Thursday night after a lingering illness born Americus Dec. 18 1883 daughter of John and Mary Hansen Schucker. Her husband Bert Sisson died in 1952. Surviving are brother Bert Schucker and sister Hazel Schucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sisson
Americus
Jackson
American Cemetery
John
Mary Hansen Schucker
Bert Sisson
Bert Schucker
Hazel Schucker
Mrs Elnora Smoker 89 Burlington Dies After Heart Attack
Mrs. Elnora Smoker of Burlington died Thursday morning at her home from a heart attack. Born April 3, 1871 in Clinton county to Harrison and Elizabeth Walters, she was married to John who died in 1955. Surviving are son Gale and daughter Martha Rhine, both of Burlington. Rites held at Burlington Christian church with Rev. Leroy Wright officiating. Burial in Burlington cemetery. Carter funeral home handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora Smoker
Burlington
Clinton County
Harrison
Elizabeth Knable Walters
John
Burlington Christian Church
Gale
Burlington Cemetery
Carter Funeral Home
Carrollton High School Class of 1910 50th Anniversary
The Carrollton high school class of 1910 marked its 50th anniversary with a luncheon at the Francis Hotel in Kokomo on Saturday June 18. Attendees from Delphi included Mrs. Edith Farr and Mr. and Mrs. J Reid McCain, joined by Bernard Shankland of Cadillac Michigan retired superintendent of schools and postmaster. Mary Shankland of Anna Maria Florida. Margaret McKinsey of Logansport. Edna Welty of Young America. Vern Clingenpeel of Kokomo. Clarence Bone of Lynn Indiana. and the eighth member could not attend. Afterward the group visited Vern Clingenpeel’s home where he and family entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton High School
Francis Hotel
Kokomo
Delphi
Edith Farr
J. Reid McCain
Farr
McCain
Bernard Shankland
Cadillac
Michigan
Mary Shankland
Anna Maria
Florida
Margaret McKinsey
Logansport
Edna Welty
Young América
Vern Clingenpeel
Clarence Bone
Lynn
Indiana
Wedding in Lucerne Joins Douglass Family with Richter
Mr and Mrs Dale Douglass and family attended the wedding of Dorothy Douglass of route 2 Kewanna to Harry Richter of Fulton in Lucerne on Sunday. Dale Douglass served as usher and Karen was the flower girl while Mrs Douglass hosted the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Douglass
Lucerne
Dorothy Douglass
Route 2
Kewanna
Harry Richter
Fulton
Douglass
Karen
Adams Township Home Demonstration Club Meeting Finds Plans For Picnic
EC Mrs. Mary Chamberlain hosted the Adams township Home Demonstration club with Clara Bowen and Hazel Coble assisting. Twenty seven members attended along with four adults and three children. Participants on the program included Hazel Coble Bessie Ward Beth Miller and Sylvia Rogers. A buddy picnic is planned for July 20 at Delphi City park beginning at 11 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chamberlain
Adams Township
Clara Bowen
Hazel Coble
Bessie Ward
Beth Miller
Sylvia Rogers
Buddy
Delphi City Park
Indiana Alumni Club Members Attend Regional Conference
Officers of the Indiana University Alumni Club of Delphi attend a regional conference at 6:30 p.m. June 27 at Emley's Restaurant in Marion. Attendees include IU Bloomington alumni field secretaries Max Skirvin Robert Stebbins and William Rinne, plus Robert Dro and Leroy Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University
Marion
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Watches and Jewelry at E. E. Landis Co
Flora Phone list advertises watches for boys from 9.95, ladies 12.95, men and ladies Bulova at 29.75 and up plus tax. Repair services offered including costume jewelry. Kuns Watch Service at 214 S. Washington, Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuns Watch Service
S. Washington
Delphi
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van Kauffman
Globe Valve
Mike Hyman
Mike van Sickle
Legion Vs
Payol of
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Caladryl
CNN
Wynkoop Pharmacy
American National Red Coss
Wynkoop Ga
S. Ga
Iol
NK C. Fitch Cpa
Heinold Vs. Globe
J. P
Callan M. Eikenberry
S. 27Th Street
Rebecca Kay Smith
Laurel I. Smith
Delbert Eikenberry
Rodkey
Elnora
ADAMS
Savona
Clawson Chevrolet Sales
E. Main Street
Ockley
Don Pearson
E. E. Landis Co
Frogering
Kreger Madey
Wight
Epehes
Applesauce
Tate Bateedoy Wight Jae
Kroger
Alue
Pillsbury
Eatmore
Pillsbury Biscuits
Eatmore Oleo
Morton
Pkg
Fees Kroger
Melmac
T.V
Stark and Wetzel
Braunschweiger
Yee
Kit Watson
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