Linton Junior Baseball League to Set Schedules
A meeting of managers and leaders will set schedules for the 1988 summer and fall Linton junior league games at 7 30 p m in the K of P hall recreation room. Eight teams enter, plans call for two halves with a city title game. over 224 youths showing interest and 100 signed up. League play begins Monday June 6 and runs toward September under Greene County WPA recreation department. Bernard McAfee Paul Prudhome and Claude Tuttle lead the program with early practice games already held. The Citizen News and Black Creek and South Linton squads recently played, with Linton losing 4-5 and 0-5.
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Linton Jumior Baseball League
K. of P. Hall
Linton
Greene County
WPA Recreation Department
Bernard McAfee
Paul Prudhome
Claude Tuttle
Citizen- News
Black Creek
South Linton Nine
Genius and poetry in a life of editing memories
The piece recalls Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Markham, praising genius while critiquing poets who chase reform. It links tenacious editing, early publication at age ten, and a grandmotherly warning to strive for better work, plus a note on obituary poetry and newspaper life.
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Here is something you must subscribe for Mia Randy
A wild eyed woman stops me in the street and shoves a book claiming revelations about Catholics. I refuse, noting I am not Catholic yet praise Catholic hospitals and Knights of Columbus charity. I express view that Protestants have equal access to heaven. The encounter ends with mutual irony and cheer.
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Knights of Columbus
Island City social notes reflect local visits and illness
Mr and Mrs George Stevens of Olive Branch spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Charley Chafey and son Norman Wayne. Mrs Homer Keller is ill at her home. Several families from White Rose, Linton, Morris Chapel and Blooming ton visited neighbors and relatives, with Berry Gilligan and Ruth Gilligan hosting.
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Charley Chafey
Norman Wayne
James H. Stevens
Homer Keller
Olaf Carrico
Jesse Bedwell
Bucktown
Leonard Chafey
Ruby
Juanita
White Rose
Ralph Stevens
Rex
Frank Chafey
Berniece Gilligan
Ruth Gilligan
Abner Richards
Pleasantville
John Roach
John Wilson
Charles
Linton
Wes Hollis
Norman Martin
Edson Rose
Freeman- Greene County Hospital
Lloyd Carpenter
Daughters Juanita and Baby of White Rose Visit Linton Family
Mr and Mrs Ralph Stevens and their son Rex welcome relatives from White Rose as Juanita and the infant spend time with the Linton household.
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Juanita
Baby
White Rose
Ralph Stevens
Rex
Linton
Beaches in State Opened for Year
Indiana state beaches and pools opened for the 1938 season under the supervision of life guards led by Virgil M. Simmons, commission official, this past weekend.
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Indiana State Put
Virgil M. Simmons
State parks improve bathing beaches and lifeguard plans
The Department of Conservation announced improvements at Brown County and McCormick groves state parks with bathing beaches. Poga won Indiana Dunes Bass Lake and Shakamak parks on lakes maintain beaches. New lakes at Lincoln and Spring Mill parks not open for swimming. Lifeguard efforts to be maintained at Turkey Run for Sugar Creek swimming.
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Modern Poly
Brown Vounty
McCormick
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