Eagles edge Shelbyville in extra innings classic
In a tight regional game the Eagles beat Shelbyville 16-15 in the thirteenth inning after a relentless rally. Magness delivered the decisive run on a two out hit as Lambert and Mohrman starred with clutch squeezing plays and stellar defense throughout the marathon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Ationals
Nseal Park
Sherer
Shiyville
Merced
Mallow
Shelby
Schaeffer
Lon Mohrman
Hess
Osborn
Shelbyville
Nis
Sam
Walter
Magness
Ray
Mohrman
Agles
Ville
Gostendon
Hartit
Teller
Hartwellay
Hartwell
Karr
Mobhr- Lambert
Voll
Centr Voll
Reis
Lambert
Monhrman
Tucker
Watlern
Wer
Mohrm
Shearer
George Feller
Taning
Blakely
Mattern
Magnes
toeOs
Beran
Geoorge
George
Schaffer
Mohven
Wiln i Reis
Woll
Veil
Gunter
Grenter
Presnail
Ushern
Peis
Ifield
Mehrman
Osporn
Parr
Rey
Nationals
Presnall
Strue
Mareness
Greensburg Abrhpoa &Hartwell
Fresnall
Geis Dhes
Sncbler
Feis
Teither
Magress
Iining
A and Schaffer
Sev Lone A
Unveiling of Brookville Flood Victims Monument Draws County Attendance
Local residents gathered at the old Fries homestead in Brookville for the unveiling of a large boulder memorial listing flood victims from 1913 in the Whitewater Valley. Judge Raymond E. Springer led the main address, with Kiwanis Club president John Goodwin presiding. Speakers from Shelbyville Greensburg and Connersville praised the community’s response and honored the dead, while Red Cross and American Legion groups contributed to the ceremonies. The tablet bears the victims’ names, and the crowd remained despite scorching sun.
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Decadh
Whitewater
Brookville
Fries Homestead
Raymond E. Springer
John Goodwin
Kiwanis Club
Springer
Connersville
Judge Springer
Isaac Carter
Shelbyville
E. J. Hancock
J. Hancock
The
Greensburg News
George Fries
Red Cross
Franklin County
American Legion
Kiwanis Quartette
Father Schaff
Carnes
M. E. Church
Margaret Fries
Elizabeth Seiwert
Hedwig Seiwert
John A. Fries
Sunday School Report At Methodist Church and Nearby
Sunday School report lists attendance and offerings for Methodist and Presbyterian groups. Readers note figures such as 275 for Home Center class and 160 for Presbyterian, with ad hoc scores and names like Adams and St Paul Christian referenced amid a compact local church education update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Presbyterian
Adams Bartist
Adams Methodist
St. Paul Christian
Robbins family reunion marks 90s milestone at Liberty Church
The Robbins clan reunion at Liberty Baptist Church six miles southwest of Greensburg honored James G. Robbins on his 93rd birthday and the 98th anniversary of the family’s 1822 settlement in Decatur County. Over 500 attended a grand tented dinner after morning services, with Rev. Frank Huckelberry and W. S. Robbins presiding and a history of the Robbins lineage presented by William F. Robbins.
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Gee
Robbins
Decatur County
Liberty Baptist Church
Greensburg
James G. Robbins
John E. Robbins
Horace
Roy C. Kanouse
America
Faith Davis
Gladys
Martha Robbins
Velma Hendricks
Mesdames
Corrine Thurston
Marie Whipple
The
Floethlyn Orchestra
Frank Huckelberry
W. S. Robins
Clifford Davis
Squire Wm. F. Robbins
Ethel Shelthorn Evans
Reading
Jap Knox
Cliff Davis
William F. Robbins
Will S. Robbins
Sandcreek
Westport
William Robbins
Virginia
Bethia Vichery
Wm. Robbins
Abel
Charity
Benjamin
Elizabeth
Marmaduke
John
Polly
Nathaniel
William
Dasha
Randolph County
N. C
Joseph Clark
Huckleberry
Henry County
Daily News
Frank Huckleberry
Greenwood
Liberty Church
Ella Kitchin
Ella Robbins Kitchin
Frank R. Robbins
Earl E. Robbins
J. B. Kitchin
Alonzo Murphy
James B. Lathrop
Gee” Robbins
Former resident Robert Ward visits county kin
Robert Ward of Greenfield a former county resident is visiting his sister Mrs R H Watson. Born in Butler County Ohio in 1846 he came with his parents to Smiths Crossing in 1848. He spent time near Burney and was living near aeeen when he moved to Hancock County 22 years ago. He enjoys meeting old friends and has five brothers James and William in Lafayette Stewart at Windfall Martin in Nebraska and John in Rensselaer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ward
Greenfield
This County
R. H. Watson
Mr. Ward
Butler County
Ohio
Stewart Ward
Smith’s Crossing
Burney
Aeeen
Hancock County
James
Williiam
Lafayette
Stewar
Windfall
Martin
Nebraska
John
Rensselaer
Collision Damages Ford and Buick Near Columbus Road
Virgil Bowman’s Ford touring car was hit by a Buick about five miles west of town on the Columbus road while climbing a hill. The Buick front and the Ford’s fenders radiator and steering gear were damaged. Bowman received a $10 settlement. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Bowman
Columbus Road
Ford
Buick
Bowman
Seven operations performed at Memorial Hospital
Dr. Noble of Indianapolis conducted seven operations today at Memorial Hospital. The rapid pace indicates busy surgical activity and strong hospital case volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Noble
Indianapolis
Memorial Hospital
Westport to Hold Chautauqua Event This August
Westport will host a chautauqua again this year with events scheduled from August 9 to 13. The announcement notes the festival closely follows a prior related event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Greensburg
Rush County to Celebrate Centennial with Parade
Rush County marks its centennial this Wednesday and Thursday with Honored Vannuys speaking Wednesday and a grand historical industrial and fraternal parade planned for Thursday afternoon. Rushville was designated county seat on June 22, 1822, eight days after Greensburg by the commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Vannuys
Rushville
Greensburg
White Oxfords Offer Comfort and Value at $3.00
We highlight white oxfords made on combination lasts that hug the foot for a snug fit. The shoes emphasize fit as much as quality and deliver real service. Ventilated oxfords for men are priced at 3.00 a pair for hot feet.
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Welling
Ann Ealing
Lamont
Vollais
Mohrmar
Schaeffer Magness
Mohrbert
Tuck
xOs
Bunting
S’ville
Burge
Schreffer
Sheater
Brooks and
van Pelt
Zeto
Shelbyville Democrat
Homer Beatty
Beatty
Sunday School Report
J. G. Robbins
James Gilman Robbins
Earl Robbins
Samlaa Gladys
Martha
Walter W. Robbins
Grace M
Gerald G
Roy R
Wilma W
Malena
R. R
George Knorr
Jessie
Van
Carol
George Robbins
Tessie
Charles W
James Gilman
Earl Thurston
Hartsville
Jonathan Robbins
Hulda Robbins
J. W. Robbins
Esta Lauman
Tipton
Ind
C. H. Cheever
C. B. Cheever
Harry
Norma
C. M. Robbins
Mildred
Sylvester Robbins
Sarah
Mamie
Marie
Elsie Robbins
James Robbins
Saginaw
Mich
Florine
Raymond Robbins
William M. Robbins
Maggie T
Bernard J. Robbins
Hattie
Agnés
Walker
Kenneth
Leonard Stone
Greensbrg
Dan Stone
Zeulia
Gilbert Nation
Nettie Nation
Julia E
Mary
E. R. Robbins
Kate Robbins
William S. Robbins, Jr
Nettie Robbins
Stephen Robbins
Henry Christian, Jr
Lelia
Spotwood
Carol and
Kirkwood
Letts
Mary O. Shaw
Charles M. Woodfi
Helen
Harry Temple
Dale
Lois and
Paul
Everett Cockrall
Earl Cockrall
Westpoint
William Robbinson
Myrtle
Greeley
Nellie L
William B
Marvin
Charles McGee
Sarah McGee
Reensburg
Ira G. Rigby
Margaret Rigby
Ole
Arabell Williams
Glen Evans
Elmira
Greensby
F. M. Huckleberry
Franklin, It
Joseph
Vina Burney
Hope
A. C. Gilchrist
F. H. Gilchrist
Blackwood
Chicago
L.W. Gillespie
Ernest B. Elder
Karl R. Elder
Broadway
New York City
Arthur E
Willamette Lemmon
Walter Pleak
van Taylor
Sarilda
Helen Taylor
Walter Burney
Jerryla Robbins Burney
Edwin Burney
Anna Burney
Calvin Thornburg
Alma
Merritt
Mary Ruth
Charles A. Whipple
Iris
Bernice
Anna B. Robbins
Lebanon
Elmer Stark
Margie
Fred Williams
Emma
Vivian
Velma
Mebla
Robert Woodfill
James Oliver Woodfill
Fanny M. Carroll
Earl
Bertie Taggart
John C. Hornung
Thomas Kitchin
Ella
Frank
Guy Kitchin
Edgar
Frank Hilton
Claret
Nce Smith
Minta
Emerson
St. Paul
Bird Sefton
A. C. Stewart
Gilman
Rachel
Frank Cotton
Carthage
Guy Guthrie
Kathleen
Guy Richard
John Hubert
John, Jr
Cleve Robbins
Alva
Margaret
Will H. Robbins
William Hunter
Willa Robbins Mendenhall
Billy Jim
Carl Mendenhall
E. E. Smiley
Adams
Oliver Robbins
Daisy Smiley McGee
William F
Robert
H. H. Logan
Griffith Martin
East Jackson Street
Muncie
Belle Hickman
W. FE. Ketchum
Chester Martin
Robert Eubank
M. A. Brown
Anna C. Brown
E. A. Gibson
Rupert
Lavon Gibson
Jane Cook
I. O. O. F. Home
C. M. Woodfill
Sarah Woodfill
Charles C. Johnson
Howard
Opal Johnson
Brewersville
Londa Wright
Albert Hornung
Beulah Clark
Ira Moore
Mabel
Mary Moore
Mabel Butler
J. T. Myers
Mary E. Wyncoop
Mattie Wyncoop
Hattie Evans
T. Worland
Mae Worlana
J. A. Welch
Charles Sasser
Mary Sasser
Frank Storms
Maud Storms
Frank Taylor
W. J. Back
J. F. Lanham
Ira Lanham
R. W- Thorne
Dorothy
Parker
Garner Thorne
Cliff Storms
Elina Storms
Howard Storms
Louise Storms
Elda Pavy
Mae
Robert Pavy
W. C. Pulse
Ernest McGee
Raymond
Ernest Clark
Della
Beulah
Glenn
Vera
Courie
RPE
Edgar Lanham
Thomas
Helen Ewbanks
J. B. Patton
Cora
J. D. Hendricks
Lina
Vel- Lois
David
Lizton
Charles B. Evans
Charles Jackson
William Gentry
May Louise
Dorothy Malena
James Pavy
Alta Pavy
Odra Pavy
Roy Pavy
Sarah Bower
W. E. Ketchum
Sarah F. Ketchum
Anderson Ketchum
Greens
Francis Ketchum
Will R. Pleak
Wendell
Will Davis
Thomas J. Duncan
Mike Vantreese
Florine Tillson
Greensburo
M. E. Evans
Lillie M. Evens
Laura Mbore
I. B. Morgan
Clyde Ferris
Bernice and
Greensburs
Chautauqua
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