Seniors Defeat Juniors for Baseball Honors in Door Round
Seniors win over Juniors 29 to 17 to claim the school baseball title after indoor roundplay. Rupert and Weller starred for the Juniors while Baughman and Jarmon boosted the Seniors. Upcoming track events include the sore-shoe pitching tourney and mile and 880 yard runs with contenders listed, including Capt. Ballard and several others.
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Jarmon
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D. McDonald
C. Williams
N. Huff
HH. VanMeter
Claron Wellery
Kenneth Eddy
W. Wright
T. Durham
Donald Woodard
William Bryan
H. Chistley
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K. Eddy
J. Parks
Emery Parks
Gerald Rupert
William Jarmon
C. Hunter
William Rodenbeck
Corbin
Williams
Mitchell
Wolfe
Bayer
Appointment of Cartwright to state mining board
Harvey Cartwright of Terre Haute, president of the Wieventh district, United Mine Workers of America, was named by Governor Ed. Jackson to succeed Tyler Law ton on the state mining board, effective April 1.
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Terre Haute
Wieventh
United Mine Workers of America
Tyler Lawton
State Mining Board
Ed. Jackson
Claude Workman Home Repair Highlighted in Bloomfield
County Clerk Tilmer Sherwood reports on the Claude Workman residence in Bloomfield after purchase repair and overhaul before occupation the Democrat notes the project amid local housing updates.
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Claude Workman
Bloomfield
Moving to Attica G Fe Hilburn Transferred
G Fe Hilburn local field man for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company has been transferred to Attica and will move his family there late this week.
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Telephone the News to the Daily Citizen
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Two Terre Haute Rum Havens Padlocked After Court
Terre Haute April 6. Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell adjourned the spring term after sentencing liquor law violators. He ordered padlocking of two former taverns while four more could stay open only if not rented to restaurant or soft drink parlor operators. Dennis Shea received seven months in jail and a $500 fine for sale of liquor and creating a nuisance. a second offense case was continued with a possible five year penitentiary term and a $2000 fine if brought before the court again.
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Shea
Baltzell
Indiana State Business Directory Begun by Polk Co
United Press Dispatch reports Indianapolis April 6 that R L Polk Co begins work on Indiana’s first state business directory since 1916. The volume will cover business interests services professions and manufactured products with descriptive sketches of every city town and village and data on local advantages. Experts will visit every community to compile the directory.
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R. L. Polk Co
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Indiana High School Band to Represent State in May Contest
United Press dispatches report Indiana High School Band will compete to represent the state at the national school band contest in Council Bluffs on May 27 and 28. Separate notes from Evansville, Bluffton, Kokomo, and Greensburg cover local incidents and curiosities. Evansville officials announce Indiana Bell improvements expected to save around 120000. A piano mishap injures a helper in Bluffton. In Kokomo a baker recalls a rattlesnake sighting in Florida. Greensburg appoints Chambers, formerly of Indianapolis, as editor of the Greensburg Times.
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Indiana
Council Bluffs
WEDRKING GAINS PLACE TNDIANAPOME F
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets For Vitality And Health
Healthy vigorous men seek life’s prizes with buoyant steps and clear eyes. Purity matters as constipation poisons the system, slows energy and reduces earning power. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to remove toxins gently, tone the system, restore vigor, and brighten complexion for daily grind success.
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