Two to One Orphans Defeated by High School Nine
The high school team edged the Orphans two to one at League Park in the north part of town. Lineup highlights include Paul and Watters forming the battery for the high school, while the Orphans featured Chas Pifer and Ora Lint among others. Clark Paul pitched and Joy Watters caught for the winners in a close, crowd-filled afternoon.
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League Park
Will Seydell
John Young
Burl Pifer
Otho Ling
Joy Watters
Gene Allen
Roy Dygert
Ernie Pew
Clark Paul
Paul
Watters
Battery
Chas. Pifer
Ora Lint
Ed Myers
B. E
Dro
FL Wolfe
Doe
Camden
Thhee Boys
Clark Paulas
Local Lines and Social Gossip Highlight Fremont Life
Article mixes personal notes about Miss Maude Mitchell of Jackson and suitors with social events in Fremont. It mentions a Jackson visit bringing two children to stay, a birthday gathering for Mrs. French attended by multiple women, and a church and community calendar including meetings, a dog and pony show, and local society officers. Also lists local business ads and Republican county committee notes with delegate distribution.
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Republican County Committee
Angela
Jugell
Millerove
Pleasant
Damestown
Jackson
Fremont
Salem
Clear Lake
Steuben
York
Otsego
Scottl Tuckhand
Graveyard Monster Terrorizes Children Near Farnham Lake
Reported incident follows four or five boys as they fled from a pursuing creature near a new cemetery after dark. Witnesses describe a tall nine foot arm extended entity making a blood curdling noise, with one boy reported missing later found safe.
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Farnham's Lake
Transfers of Real Estate in Scott and Nearby Areas
A series of property transfers list buyers and sellers including Emanuel Metz to George G. Laven and E Ettinger to Sophronia Case. Multiple parcels referenced by names, townships such as Pleasant Scott and Jackson, with prices ranging from $50 to $3300 and properties described in acres and lots.
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Berleee
Taylor
Undertaker Charles Shearer Found Dead From Arsenic Poison
The Hall's Corners undertaker Charles Shearer, about 36 and unmarried, was found dead in a barn Monday morning from arsenical poison. Dr. Bell of Montgomery certified the death as a self-inflicted case, and a coroner's jury returned a verdict of death by own action. Funeral set for Thursday at 2:30 from the Reading residence.
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Charles Shearer
Hall’s Corners
Bell
Montgomery
David Shearer
Mich
Two New Trustees Join Town Board
The town board met Monday evening and installed two trustees who were elected a year ago H Ling and A W Friday. With these appointments the board now includes Dr C A Moore Ling and Friday, and no other major business was handled.
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H. &. Ling
A. W. Friday
C. A. Moore
Sudden Stroke Strikes Local Woman Near Premont
Mrs Lavina Smith four miles east of town suffered a second stroke Tuesday evening after a prior attack three months earlier. She was in Premont that day and felt well before the sudden attack at supper. She has since been unconscious with no hope of recovery, staying at her brother Hiram Smith's home.
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Lavina Smith
In-Hiw
Hiram Sinith
Memorial Day Observance Plans Drafted At Open House
A meeting was held Wednesday evening to arrange Memorial Day observances. Committees were formed to secure speakers and music, with further plans to be made by the GIALR post at its next gathering.
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GIALR
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