Eagles and Batesville to clash at Eagles Ball Park Sunday
George Walker star outfielder will join the Markleville lineup and take Conyers' outfield spot as the Eagles seek revenge after a Memorial Day loss. A large crowd is expected with Batesville bringing a strong hitting squad and Bird and Uhiig on the Batesville battery. Captain Lambert leads Eagles in batting with Gunter close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markleville
Eagles
Batesville
Me and
Sarah
Indianapolis
Moore
Thompson
Hall
John H. Tresler
Newcastle
George Walker
Walker
Marketville
Conyers
Ibolds
Cincinnati
Bird
Uhiig
Noted Physician Warns Humans Quick to Remove Vital Organs
Dr. Paul Trudeau, a noted Canadian physician in Paris, argues against routine removal of tonsils and nasal surgeries. He cites rising catarrh, warns surgeries can cause lasting harm, and favors noninvasive exterior light therapy for nasal issues. He questions the necessity of many appendicitis operations as sometimes unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Trudeau
Paris
Prof
Trudeau
Local Social Notes and Farm News Briefs
E G Amos and family visited daughter Mrs Park Foster Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Carr visited at Indianapolis Sunday with Mrs Alva Mines and baby. Walter Hite and family visited daughter Mrs James Harcourt and new grandson at Manila. Mrs May Coy of Indianapolis and Grover Brunker and wife of Morning Glory Ky have been called to attend ill mother Mrs William Brunker. Earl Taylor celebrated birthday with friends. John Thrine injured left limb in tractor accident but not serious. Cooper King and family of Greensburg moved to work on A D Martins farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Amos
Park Foster
John Carr
Indianapolis
Alva Mines
Walter Hite
James Harcourt
Manila
May Coy
Grover Brunker
Morning Glory
William Brunker
Earl Taylor
John Thrine
Henry Thrine
Here
George
Cooper King
Greensburg
A. D. Martin
Russell Evans returns home after Indianapolis visit
LETTS Russell Evans has returned from Indianapolis where he visited with his mother Mrs Emma B Evans and other relatives for several days. Miss Gail Johnson of Indianapolis spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs M Johnson. Dr J A Welch is at Louisville attending medical lectures. Miss Mary Whipple nurse at Methodist hospital arrived home for rest after tonsillectomy. Miss Bess Mitchell leaves Tuesday for a visit with Mr and Mrs C F Smith at St Paul. Paul Wiley married Miss Florence Oaks in Indianapolis last week and they will live here. The Purvis and Whipple families motor to St Paul. Neal and Doris McCammon hosted ten children for Doris birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Evans
Indianapolis
Emma B. Evans
Gail Johnson
YP. M. Johnson
J. A. Welch
Louisville
Mary Whipple
Methodist Hospital
Bess Mitchell
C. F. Smith
St. Paul
Paul Wiley
Florence Oaks
J. T. Purvis
Charles Whipple
Bernice
R. F. Moor
Lorenza Wolford
Neal
Doris McCammon
Doris
Marguerite
Helen Purvis
Faith Davis
Mabel Webb
Ruth Miller
Sheldon Black
Fred Parker
Robert Miller
Samuel Atkinson
Donald McCammon
Gladys Marsh
Esther Dixon
Goldie Altizer
Dora Barr
Mary Crise
Claude Hodson
Victor Carder
Russell Coles
David Crise
Harold McCammon
Harry White
Shelbyville
Miss March
DePauw
Margaret Ardery
Omer Givens
C. E. Davis
Marvin Davis
Franklin College
H. M. Gilmour
Clyde Heath
Rushville
Dennis Robbins
Gladys Robbins
S. B. Ketchum
Margaret Tyner
Hartsville
Ella Williams
Soldier Gideon Hart Dies in Breckenridge Missouri
Civil War veteran Gideon Hart who lived near Milford died at Breckenridge Missouri on May 30. He was brother to Edward Hart of Co D Seventh Regiment and the late Rev William Hart. Hart witnessed the grand review of the U S Army in 1865 in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon Hart
Milford
Breckenridge
Edward Hart
Co. D
Seventh Regiment
William Hart
Mr. Hart
Grand Review
U. S. Army
Washington, D. C
Sunday School Reports Visit by Parker Couple
Mr and Mrs J H Parker of Williamstown are visiting Raymond Longstreet and family at Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Parker
Williamstown
Raymond Longstreet
Adams
Political Nuts cracked at Rotary meeting by Will C Pulse
Will C Pulse spoke on political nuts at the Rotary Club, comparing parties to kernels and noting the budget bill and cooperative marketing as key topics. He drew on Indiana House experience to critique legislative teamwork and warned against self serving coalitions. Bert Mullen and H L McClure attended as guests. C L Ryan took secretary duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will C
Pulse
Indiana
House of Representatives
State Board of Accounts
House
Bert Mullen
Rushville
H. L. McClure
Paomia
Calif
Rodney Y. M. C. A. Camp
John L. Turner
C. L. Ryan
Two Cars Collide in Lexington at Broadway and McKee
A Lexington and a Ford collided at Broadway and McKee streets Sunday afternoon. Lawrence Sparks drove the Lexington. the Ford driver is unknown. Both cars sustained minor fender damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ford
Broadway and
McKee Streets
Lawrence Sparks
Mrs. Luna Gilchrist Hendricks Dies at Litton
Mrs. Luna Gilchrist Hendricks 64 formerly of this city died at 9:45 a m in Litton Hendricks County after illness and an operation. She leaves an adopted daughter Velma Hendricks and three brothers John E Gilchrist F Hayden Gilchrist of Chicago and Charles S Gilchrist of the Philippine Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litton
Hendricks County
John D. Hendricks
Luna Gilchrist
Archibald C. Gilchrist
Columbus Pike
Alexander Drug Store
Velma Hendricks
John E
F. Hayden
Chicago
Charles S. Gilchrist
Illipho
Phillipine Islands
Illinois University Commencement Week Recaps Class of Graduates
Miss Helen Katherine Bussell daughter of Mrs. Margaret Bussell of this city is among graduates from the Illinois University Urbana Illinois. The fifty second annual commencement begins Friday with class day and includes the alumni gathering Saturday and a Sunday baccalaureate address by Bishop C P Anderson D D of Chicago. Dr David Kinley will speak at 10:30 Monday morning and conferral follows the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Katherine Bussell
Margaret Bussell
Ilinois University
Urbana
Illinois
Miss Bussell
Miss Helen
C. P. Anderson D. D
Chicago
David Kinley
State Tax Board Bars $178,000 Clarksburg Road Bond Issue
The state tax board disapproved the $178,000 bond issuance for extending the cement road to Clarksburg after a petition signed by over a thousand residents. Freeland & Brown had been awarded the contract at $178,000, the lowest of seven bids, with an estimated road cost of $228,000. County Auditor Barbee received notice of the board’s action. A petition for a macadam road is expected to be presented, as macadam is about 25 percent cheaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Board
Clarksburg
William A. Hough
Barbe
State
Freeland & Brown
Rubbish Sparks Start Small Fire at West Main Home
Firefighters answered a noonday call to Mrs. Margaret Porter on West Main Street where a burning rubbish pile in the yard sent embers to the roof. Chemicals extinguished the blaze before major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Porter
West Main Stret
War Mothers Meet At Legion Club For July Meeting
The War Mothers gathered yesterday afternoon at the Legion Club rooms on South Broadway. Mrs. Morie Ferris presided as chair. After routine business and several talks for the order’s good, the meeting adjourned with plans to reconvene on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Mothers
Legion Club
South Broadway
Morie Ferris
Fuller Family Plans Europe Visit This Month
Mr and Mrs Parrish Fuller and their baby of Oskdale La are guests of relatives in Shelbyville and will sail for Europe the last of the month. Mrs Fuller formerly Miss Hes ter Porter daughter of Enos Porter and granddaughter of Mrs Johanna Elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrish Fuller
Oskdale
Shelbyville
Europe
Court house coal let to McCoy in county bid
The county commissioners let a contract for 100 tons of mine run West Virginia coal to R. A. McCoy at 35.75 per ton. Officials called the price very low for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
R. A. McCoy
Soldier Returns to Practice Law in Rushville
John H. Kiplinger, who left law practice in Rushville in 1917 to organize a soldiers' company for World War I, has returned to Rushville and will resume his legal career. Since the war he has worked for the government on the reparations committee in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Kiplinger
Rushville
Kiplinger
Germany
Fort Wayne Police Question Chester Calvert in Store Robbery
Chester Calvert is held by police for questioning in a department store robbery in Fort Wayne. Officers say he has admitted involvement in a separate Culver robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Chester Calvert
Culver
Welch and Avery marry in Waldryn ceremony
John W. Welch of this city and Miss Ruth Avery daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Post of Middletown Shelby county were married Saturday at 10 30 by Rev R C Pearson at the M E parsonage in Waldryn. They will reside here where Welch works at the McCormack and Richey meat market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Welch
Ruth Avery
Louis Post
Middletown
Shelby County
Rev
R. C. Pearson
M. E. Parsonage
Waldryn
Indiana Conservation Department head visits office
Hon. Richard Leiber of Indianapolis, head of the Conservation Department of Indiana, called yesterday. He was en route from the southern part of the state where he had been handling department matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Leiber
Indianapolis
Conservation Department of
Indiana
Leiber
Memorial Day Service by Pequannock Tribe No 185
Pequannock Tribe No 185 of the Red Men plans a memorial service for the departed on Sunday morning June 16. The group will assemble at the wigwam at 10 a m and march to the cemetery. C F Northern and Will Ehrhardt will give brief talks during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pequannock Tribe No. 185
Order of Red Men
Wigwam
Southwest Corner Square
C. F. Northern
Will Ehrhardt
Dozen Counties Seek Share of Education Endowment
Nearly a dozen Indiana counties led by Rush Hendricks Grant Johnson and LaGrange asked state sup tudent Burris for preference in the 520000 endowment fund for demonstration of a new plan of county education. Twelve thousand dollars is directed to establish a building division of the state educational system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Benjamin J. Burris
General Education Board
Burris
Rush
Hendricks
Grant
Johnson and Lagrange
Card of Thanks From Mrs Elmore Kanouse
Mrs Elmore Kanouse of Clarksburg Indiana thanks friends for cards letters and flowers sent during her hospital stay which helped pass the lonely hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore Kanouse
Clarksburg
Ind
Christian Church Choir Practice Tonight at 8:30
The Christian church choir schedules its regular practice this evening at 8:30 p m following the prayer meeting. Brown pinned Mack to the canvas in the third stanza but the Spaghetti King delivered a knockout in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Brown
Mack
Johnny Mack Knocks Out Strangler Brown at Cheviot Show
A capacity crowd watched Johnny Mack defeat Strangler Brown in a mixed boxing and wrestling match at Cheviot park. The bout featured refereeing handicap rules limiting holds and knockdowns, with Mack landing decisive blows and Brown failing to apply his famed toehold before the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Phelon
Johnny Mack
Strangler” Brown
Cheviot Ball Park
Mack
Brown
Johnny
Mr. Mack
Mr. Brown
Cincinnati Times-Star
Rushville residents travel to witness Klan demonstration
Reports from Rushville say about 150 machines from that city made the trip here to witness the Ku Klux Klan demonstration last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Body found on Nickel Plate tracks may be South Bend man
Police believe unidentified man found on Nickel Plate tracks near Hammond is a South Bend resident after discovering wage receipts and a checkbook from South Bend. In Evansville, Christian Wilburn Schiffer drowned while swimming in Pigeon creek. his companion Fred Holt narrowly escaped death during the rescue attempt. Miss Carol Jerman of Franklin University returns home for summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. Jerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
South Bend
Evansville
Christian Wilburn Schiffer
Pigeon Creek
Fred Holt
Carol Jerman
Frankin University
Elmer C. Jerman
Redhead Harry Finds Love At Bethlia’s Party
In a village, Harry known as Brother with bright red hair endures teasing. Bethlia Maxham plans a May debut as he awkwardly woos her, after a poolroom outburst he receives a heartfelt apology letter. Bethlia reveals her true feelings, and Harry suddenly finds hopeful courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyarey Ordwe
Bethlia Maxham
Lippit
Brother
Bethlnia
Sethlia
Bethlia
Ruth
Beth
Impo Mtely
Harry
Bethila
Mary
Maxham
Birthday party chatter among friends
A lighthearted exchange recalls Edna's birthday party with a grand cake and candlelight, as Mae imagines a brilliant affair. The women discuss attendance and the festive mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
Edna
Mae
Warning on Southern Tomato Plants to Prevent Nematode Infestation
Indiana state entomologist Frank N. Wallace urges careful inspection of southern grown tomato plants, especially from Georgia, to prevent eel worm nematodes. Inspectors report destroying nearly half a million nematodes in plants shipped from Valdosta and Albany districts to Indianapolis. Root knot disease causes swelling at the root tips, hindering plant growth as plants are distributed to Indiana canners and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Frank N. Wallace
The
Conservation Department
Indianapolis
Valdosta
Albany
Wallace
Indiana
Beatrice Barrett Escapes City Jail In Beath Day Incident
FORRT WAYNE police hunt 18 year old Beatrice Barrett who escaped during cell cleaning at the city jail. SOUTH BEND delegates and visitors attend the seventh triennial review of the Ladies of the Maccabees. CONNERSVILLE ten civic and charitable groups pledge aid to a forthcoming day nursery. MARION Edwin McCalep 35 suffers minor scratches when his coupe is demolished by a Big Four train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrt Wayne
Beatrice Barrett
South Bend
Ladies of the Maccabees
Connersville
Marion
Edwin McCalep
Lucky Tiger Hair Remedy Tops Two Million In Sales
A Lucky Tiger Remedy Company report to the board shows over two million bottles sold in five years, with strong start capital and faith in the product. It notes additional thousands of gallons sold via barber trade beyond druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Tiger Remedy Company
Kansas City
Lucky Tiger Hair Remedy
Governor Smith signs repeal bill fueling dry reaction
Timothy Nicholson, ninety year old president of the Indiana Anti Saloon League, says the action by Governor Al Smith in repealing the New York prohibition law will provoke a reaction in favor of dry laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
al Smith
New York
Timothy Nicholson
Indiana Anti-saloon League
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Eagles Ball Park
Capt. Lambert
Gunter
AB Hee
Lambert
Gunter van Metre
Johnson
Fritsch
Wagner
Pet - Hall
Missouri
Sunday School Reports
Art. Col. Baptist Ae Ee
Methodist
Christian
Eee
Aees
Presbyterian Sandcreek Baptist
Westport Baptist Ewe
St. Paul M. BE
St. Paul Christians
St. Paul U. B. Chapel
Letts M. E
Springhill
Illinois University
Court House
McCoy
Pracice Law
Avery-Welch
Christian Church Choir
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Ogl
Les Emmert
Woodfill
Roy C. Kanouse
the Shot Feller
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