The Oarsman’s Grueling Path To Race Day Glory
A Yale style feature contrasts football fame with rowing sacrifice. It outlines months of relentless training, brutal river workouts, strict schedules, and the solitary pursuit of collegiate rowing glory, ending as crews race and individual heroics fade into memory.
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Abbat League At All Fouls Rain Postponements
Rain forces postponements across the National League with multiple games delayed. Teams listed include Boston, New York, Philadelphia, St Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland and Brooklyn as schedules shift.
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Pillsburgh
New York
Gineinnath
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
SS Louis
Boston
Anoricineng
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chiesa
Alumni Reunion and Basket Picnic at Elders Ridge
The Elders Ridge gathering featured a big alumni reunion and basket picnic with a Citizens band performance. An address of welcome by Prof. Hartman opened the program, followed by Mr. Walker of Saltsbury presenting a history of Elders Ridge Academy, described as a masterpiece.
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Ellers Ridge
Hartman
Miders Ridge Academy
Walker
Saltsbury
Alumni Defeat School in Indian Club Drill Exhibition
Mro Robert W H Wilson of Saltsburg unable to attend due to business. An address by Rev Long of Jacksonville closed the program after an Indian Club drill by school girls. Alumni beat the school 8 to 4 in a follow up baseball game. Attendance exceeded 100 with visitors from surrounding towns. Several locals traveled for visits and vacations followed.
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Robert WH. Wilson
Saltsburgs
Rev
Long
Jacksonville
Taplere
Miss Rowe
Bar Gister
Gettyshburg
Stocker
Mas
Thortien
Bloomsburg
Lemley
Indianne
Local Social and Family Notes from Leevhburg Area
Mr and Mrs Blakely of Leevhburg visited, staying with the formers parents. Several days ago Mrs Anna Smith and sons J R Campbell and family J Wo Carnahan and family Robert Miller To T Ray Mrs Tressa Millen and J L Miller attended the funeral of Witthe Ralph Campbell near Curry's Run on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Calhoun of Indiana spent Sunday with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs William Calhoun. On Wednesday evening May 11 a baby Loy brightened the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Craig. The young people attending summer school at Jacksonville spent Sunday and Monday at their home nearby. A large crowd attended the open church meeting Wednesday evening with several applying for membership. Mr Albina spent an evening with friends in the village. Mr and Mrs W C Holstein and son Carlisle spent Saturday evening with friends here. Mr and Mrs James Peterman called on Frank Craig and family Sunday. Mrs Glara Palmer and Mrs Clair Calhoun and children Harry and Norgal spent the past week at the Lormers home. Miss Dora Clakely called on friends here one evening recently. Mr 2 1 Rinn was a business caller Thursday afternoon.
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Wilson T. Blakely
Leevhburg
Mra
Blakely
Anna Smith
J. R Campbell
J. Wo. Carnahan
Robert Miller
T. Ray
Tressa Millen
J. L. Miller
Witthe Ralph Campbell
Curry
Calhoun
Indianat
William Calhoun
Loy
Mes
Craig
Jacksonville
Albina
W. C. Holstein
Carlisle
James Peterman
Frank Craig
Glara Palmer
Clair Calhoun
Harry
Norgal
Lormers
Dora Clakely
Local social notices and approaching sermons listed
Mr and Mrs William Calhoun were waiters at the county seat Monday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Beane and Mr and Mrs Walter Stuchell moved to this place Wednesday evening. Mrs Nettie Craig visits her son Bert Craig and family for a couple weeks. Preaching will be held Thursday and Friday evenings by Rev W C Work of West Lebanon and a long list of locals. When inquiring for letters please state they were posted giving date. Harry W Fee P Read the Gazette Get the
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William Calhoun
Clarence Beane
Walter Stuchell
Nettie Craig
Bert Craig
W. C. Work
West Lebanon
E. Anthony
Elizabethley
Harry W. Fee
List of Letters Reincining Uncalled For in Indiana Postal Service
An archival notice from June 3, 1916, lists unclaimed letters in the Indiana postal service. The terse item notes overdue or missing mail and directs attention to the delivery office for pending items and potential redelivery or disposal procedures.
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