Wedding Announcements from Jasonville and Area
Jasonville notes announce the July 17 marriage of Richard Burcham and Hazel Richardson in a single ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Joe Allen. Ruth M. Allen wed Earl A. Engle of Sullivan at the bride’s parents home with family present. William J. Aine, 74, former Jasonville resident, died at his daughter’s home in Terre Haute. funeral at Jasonville cemetery. Additional local social notes list residents visiting, traveling, or residing in nearby towns.
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Jasonville
Richard Burcham
Lee Burcham
Hazel Richardson
William Richardson
Joe Allen
Sullivan
Miss Burcham
Rowena’s
Ruth M. Allen
Earl A. Engle
Charles Lester
Terre Haute
Clarice Scott
Lesli
Shuster
Henderson, Mich
Millard S
Milton Rine
Wes Sims
Bill Gameron
Jimmie Walker
South Bend
Terre ‘Haute
Jack Craig
Indianapolis
Louise Froeschke
Joe Burcham
Lois Wilson
Ter‘ ‘Haute
Herman Greenwood
Kyle Mervin McCullaugh
Floyd McLullaugh
Linton
Ora Ax and Sons
Alan
Johnny
Wisconsin
Frank Rtoberts
Truck Operators Change Meeting In Shelburn
Truck operators from five counties will meet at Hill's Hall Shelburn Aug 7 7:30 PM. Cecil Hux and Robert Walters announce the gathering sponsored by Indiana Motor Traffic Association with D F Mitaner and Duncan McKinnis as speakers. Topics include new federal truck legislation the Illinois weight tax act dump truck issues and safety measures.
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Shelburn
Ind
U.P
Hill’s Hall
Shelburtn
Cecil Hux
Robert Walters
Sullivan
Indiana Motor Traffic Asociation, Inc
D. F. Mitaner
Duncan McKinnis
Association
Congress
Monroe
Greene
Owen
Daviess Counties
Jasonville Nine Wins 7-4 Over Washington Packers
Jasonville Merchants defeated the Washington Packers 7 to 4 in a White River Valley league game at Milwaukee diamond in Jasonville. About 1,500 fans attended as Boo ters Day boosted turnout. Ed Greenwood stole home in the third to put the Merchants up 8 to 2, while Rip Johnson powered Masonville’s offense with a triple and a double and Ax pitched brilliantly before being relieved by Williams. Buckwheat Hays and Southard also contributed strong defense and batting.
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Jasonville Merchants
Washington Packers
Milwaukee
Jasonville
Merchants
Ed Greenwood
Rip Johnson
Masonville Crew
Rip
Williams
Buckwheat Hays
Southard
White
Yesterday's baseball results from the American League
Detroit defeated Cleveland 7 to not specified. Washington beat New York 11 to 10. St Louis won 10 to 4 over Chicago 2 to 1. Boston won 7 to 3. Philadelphia won 6 to 1. First game went ten innings. second game ended after eight. Sunday results noted.
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Detroit
Ween Woo
New York
Chicago A
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
St Louis Nile Se
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Ada Cincinnalter Rr
Multiple Indiana traffic and accident incidents reported
In Clay City eight year old Virginia Taylor was killed when struck by a livestock truck driven by Denver Salter. In Tipton Herman Funke, twenty, died with three others injured after a high speed crash on Road 28 east of the city. In Indianapolis Arna I McHenry, forty one, died from injuries in a collision earlier in the day. John Strincheck, nineteen, and Bernard Hecker, twenty eight, were injured in Gary when their car was hit by a freight train and died later. Kenneth Brown, twenty two, was critically injured at the Hancock county fair opening event in Greenfield after his motorcycle crash. In South Bend the infant son of Notre Dame athletic director and coach Elmer Layden died shortly after birth. A note about the letter A and the Runic alphabet concludes the report.
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Clay City
Ind
U.P
Virginia Taylor
Vada Taylor
Denver Salter
Salter
Tipton
Herman Funke
Here
Funke
May Maynard
Lee Bitner
Lawrence Smith
Elwood
Smith
Indianapolis
Arna I. McHenry
Terre ‘Haute
Methodist Hospital
Stilesville
McHenry
Gary
U,p
John Strincheck
Bernard Hecker
Michigan Central
Greenfield
U.R
Kenneth ‘Brown
Shelbyville
Hancock County Fair
Brown
South Bend
Elme Layden
Notre Dame University
St Joseph Hospital
Layden
Laurium
Mich
aSd Menor
George Gipp
Notre Dame
Linton GiantsDefeat Coalmont in Home Stand Opener
The Linton Giants topped Coalmont 7 to 1 at Linton park as Joe Sarmont held Coalmont scoreless until the ninth inning. Kennedy hit a homer, Rhodenbeck cleared the bases, Motto drove three doubles, and the Giants notched errorless defense. They host Washington in a doubleheader next Sunday at 1:30 p.m.
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Coalmont
Linton Giants
Linton Park
Joe Sarmont
Giants
Kennedy
Tillie
Mike Motto
Sarmont
Washington
Linton
James Moody Celebrates 64th Birthday Surprise
James Moody of H street northeast was surprised by relatives yesterday after church as a group gathered at his home to help him celebrate his 64th birthday. Guests included Orville and Doris Moody of Sandburs, Frank Moody and daughter Doris Ann, Thomas Luxton and Rex, Berniece and Elsie Enochs, Mary Moody of Indianapolis, James and Rosemary Harbin, Lillian Moody of Detroit, and other Moody family members.
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James Moody
H" Street
Orville Moody
Sand
Bors
Frank Moody
Doris Ann
Thomas Luxton
Rex
Berniece
Elsie Enochs
Shiloh
Mary Moody
Indianapolis
James
Rosemary Harbin
Pleasantville
Lillian Moody
Detroit
Mich
Mary Louise
Ruth Dean
Norma Gene McPhail
Klen Louise Moody
Moody
Class Meet Postponed Dinner for Nathamas Church Members
The Nathamas Baptist church class covered dish dinner has been postponed from the home of Mrs. George Cromwell. The new date is not clearly given in the readable text.
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Nathamas
The
Baptist Church
George Cromwell
Return to Missouri after Kansas City visit
Mrs. Gertrude Church and her daughter Ella Mildred left for Kansas City after visiting sister Freeland Rich and brothers Amos Edwards and Jesse Crouse in Missouri this morning.
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Gertrude Church
Ella Mildred
Kansas City, Mo
Freeland Rich
Amos Edwards
Jesse Crouse
Morris Reunion Staged at Spencer
The annual Morris family reunion was held yesterday at Jacob Morris’s Spencer home. Attendees included Linton residents and numerous family members from Spencer Edwardsport Sandborn Anderson Indianapolis Chicago and Bicknell among others.
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Morris
Jacob Morris
Spencer
Linton
Delbert
Lloyd
Lawrence
Sadi
Callahan
Billie
Helen Wall
John William
Leroy
Virginia
Lorraine
Louise
J. &. Parris
Martha
Loren
Mary Kirk
Bertha Houston
Clayton Leslie
Donald
Arthur ‘Smith
Indianapolis
Roy Morris
David
Barbara
Marporie
Chicago
George Schoger
Lawrenc
Dona
Ruth
Rex Gentry
Anderson
Laura Hackler
Rachel Talley
Karl
Lucille
Harry
Mildred Tucker
Archie Shake
Owen
Roy Max
Sarah Bell
Betty
Sandborn
George ‘Bowen
Carne Arthur
Madeline
Edwardsport
Alice Collins
Cora Ashby
Everett Gibbs
Elsie Ashby
Joe Henley
Elian
Harold
Billy and
Robert
Bicknell
Linton A. C. team beats Jerico Tigers in wild 8 to 7
The Linton A. C. baseball team defeated the Jerico Tigers 8 to 7 before a capacity crowd Sunday afternoon at Jerico. Batteries were Kline Potochnik and Strahle for Linton and Johnson Smith Thompson and Allen for Jerico. Next Sunday the teams meet again at Bailey field. Manager Artin announced Linton A. G. will play in the Labor Day tournament at Cory with five other fast aggregations including Brazil Bricks Terre Haute Pure Milk West Terre Haute All Stars Corbin and Cory.
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Linton A. C
Jerico Tigers
Jerico
Kline
Potochnik
Strahle
A. C
Johnson
Smith
Thompson
Allen
Linton
Tuttle
Martin
Christley
Harold Shaw Visiting Baltimore Man Seeks Family Welcome
Harold Shaw of Baltimore Maryland is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Shaw in West Linton. He is spending time with his family and catching up on news from home.
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Harold Shaw
Baltimore, Md
Mrs
John Shaw
West Linton
United Brethren Church Board Meeting Notice
The last official board meeting of the year for the United Brethren church will convene at 7:30 PM on Tuesday at the church. All board members are requested to attend.
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Las
The
United Brethren Church
National League results and standings note
Veole 28 Boston 1-1 Cincinnati 5-3 Chicago 1-4. Mondephia game noted as 5 run loss. St Louis 4-6 and Pittsburgh 3-5 with first game ten innings.
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Veole
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Wevueny
Mondephia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Schedule of Tonight's Major League Baseball Games
Today three East and two Midwest matchups headline a light schedule. Chicago visits Cleveland while Philadelphia travels to Washington and New York hosts Boston. Brooklyn also plays New York in a separate city showdown and Chicago meets Cincinnati with Boston visiting Philadelphia.
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National League
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Elihue Miller of Lyons
A birthday dinner party honored Mrs Elihue Miller of Lyons on her sixtieth birthday Sunday at Linton City Park. Attendees included Dessie Miller and her children Bobbie Clyde Charles Darrell Gross, Jack Miller and son Bobbie Dean, Paul Miller and son Tommie, Clyde Miller and Donna Dot, Thelma Cavelier, William Kirkley, Dorothy Mills, Elihue Miller, and the guest of honor Mrs Miller.
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Elihue Miller
Lyons
Linton City Park
William Kirkley
Dorothy Mills
Linton
Mrs. Miller
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