No Thrills In Came Olive Branch Tilt Ends 14 0
A low key Twilight League game yesterday at Haseman Park saw Christian defeat Olive Branch 14 to 0. The match offered few highlight plays and featured steady pitching and defense from both sides. The standings show Christian leading the race with a 3 1 record, while Olive Branch and United Brethren trail. Next week’s schedule includes Baptists vs Vicksburg and Olive Branch vs Methodist bouts across the days.
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Haseman
Ball Park
Olive Branch
Christian
Vicksburg Baptist
Olive Branch Methodist
United Brethren
Baptists
Vicksburg
Methodota
Personal notices from Linton area social scene
Mrs. Margaret Tilton visits in Fasonville and Grace Waldorf visits Bloomington friends. John Scott leaves for Indianapolis on business. Minerva Stockrahm visits Worthington friends. Marion Fish and children travel to Scotland to visit her mother Mary Bough. R D Baird departs for Bicknell to visit daughter Mrs W C Powell. Charles Perry returns to Sullivan after visiting city relatives. Mr and Mrs Heller of Indianapolis weekend guests of Bert and family near Linton. Willard Calvin heads to Franklin for sister-in-law Mrs John Calvin funeral. George Wall from DePauw returns for the summer after first year. Clyde Livingston and daughter go to Bloomington to visit relatives. Earl Thrasher family return from Shelburn visit. Clarence Morgan, DePauw graduate, returns for summer. Ruth and Edna Owens back from Indianapolis, Ruth a Franklin College student. Margaret Cooper of DePauw to spend vacation with parents Billy and Mrs Cooper, arrived yesterday. Damon Williams returns from Burns City after visiting grandmother. Ruth Aympriester returns home for vacation after DePauw freshman year. Ethel Heitman to Bloomington for Mabel Heitman’s commencement. Ronald Burdge and wife of Sullivan visit Hewitts. Mrs Burdge formerly Vinta Newman.
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Margaret Tilton
Fasonville
Grace Waldorf
Bloomington
John ‘Scott
John Calvin
George Wall
DePauw University
Clyde Livingston
Earl Thrasher
Burns City
Ruth - Aympriester
DePauw ‘University
Greencastle
Ethel Heitman
Misa
Mabel
Heitman
State University
Ronald Burdge
Sullivan
Harry Hewitt
Burdger
Vinta Newman
Church Group Trip To Spencer State Park
Bring your lunch to the church Sunday for a 12 o'clock departure to Spencer State Park. Transportation provided for those without a car. Return in time for the evening service and be at Sunday school by 10 o'clock. Start promptly at noon.
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Spencer
Star-shaped flower bed added to city park
The city park now features a star shaped flower bed. Eastern Star Judge oversaw the addition and design by Mr. and Mrs. A J Maxwell who built the concrete bed with colorful pebbles forming the five points.
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A.J. Maxwell
Mrs Bailey Seriously Ill At Home On Fifth Street
Mrs James Bailey is seriously ill at her home on Fifth Street Southeast. She has been confined to her bed for some time, and friends wish her a complete recovery.
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James ‘Bailey
Fifth Street
jShe
Sister Mary the Malicious Spinster in a Domestic Turmoil
In a 1824 tale reprinted by Clara Delafield, Mary arrives to visit Jennie and Rolf, a couple on the brink of separation. Mary betrays confidence, stirs conflict, and tests Jennie and Rolf, revealing hidden schemes and a surprising motive as the sisters clash during a disruptive visit.
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Olf
Mary
Rolf
Tye
Jennie
Sister Mary
Rosf
Pet
A Cycle of Life Gift Progressions from Birth to Wedding
A playful lifecycle verse traces gifts from a perambulator at birth to a velocipede pony cart a bicycle and a college filover then an airplane at marriage. The narrator jokes that she begins anew with a perambulator Ambhierst Lord Jeff.
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Mary
Ambhierst
Jeff
Movie press agent confesses slip to queen in pie scene
The press agent tells Dimple Oimn ple that he made a bad break during a playful exchange about a pie. The Interlocutor asks Bow so about the domestic chatter, and the agent insists on baking and eating the pie, signaling a comic domestic mishap.
Surprise Sixteenth Birthday for Evelyn King in Blue Theme
Miss Evelyn King enjoyed a surprise sixteenth birthday hosted at her home by many friends. Guests delivered gifts, played games, and dined in a blue and white decorated room with candles. Attendees included Helen Hewlett, Helen Goodson, Jane Wright, Cecelia Goodson, Marguerite McAfee, Golda Scheuble, Pansy Powell, Robert Anderson, Harold White, Johnny Clark, Lester Mathews, Gerald Wise, Alvis Clarke, Mossy Weaver, Mrs. King, Mrs. Claude Dorraugh, and the honoree.
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Helen Hewlett
Helen Goodson
Iane Wright
Gecelia Goodson
Marguerite McAfee
Golda Scheuble
Pansy Powell
Messrs
Robert Anderson
Harold White
Johnny Clark
Lester Mathews
Gerald Wise
Alvis: Clarke
Mossy Weaver
King
Claude Dorraugh
Evelyn King
Miss King
Dual Birthday Party for Rufus Edington and Dellamay Wakefield
A large crowd gathered at Rufus Edington home to celebrate his 42nd birthday and niece Dellamay Wakefield's 18th. Noon table humorously arranged with pink roses, music and family chats. Attendees include the Wakefields, Rollys, Tuftmans, Millers, Mearers, Lewis, Good, and Edington family members. Guests departed wishing many more happy birthdays.
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Max
Edington
Marriage of George W Flack and Theresa Nichols
Announcement of the marriage between George W. Flack of Winter Haven Florida and Theresa Adelaide Nichols of Winter Haven on Wednesday June 4. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs H N Flack of White Rose area. The couple will reside in Winter Haven after June 11.
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George W. Flack
Winter Haven
Fla
Theresa Adelaide Nichols
Flack
H .N. Flack
White Rose
Florida
J. H. Nicols
Dugger Memorial Service Scheduled For Tomorrow
The associated lodges of Dugger observe the annual Memorial day at 2 o clock in the First Christian church. A musical program and memorial address by Rev B S McNeely will be followed by a Dugger band led procession to the cemetery and Sunday schools joining the line of march. Linton residents are invited to attend.
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Dugger
First Christian Church
Miss Ella Moore in Martinsville Hospital Operation
Miss Ella Moore a well known city woman underwent a serious operation Wednesday at a Martinsville hospital. The outcome remains uncertain though her condition is reported as improving. She works in Wolford and Sons ready to wear department and is highly regarded by friends and the community.
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Ella Moore
Martinsville
Seesaw View on Stomach and Seasickness
A physician asserts the stomach does not cause seasickness, while the author concedes the stomach still plays a significant role in the condition.
Paul Revere and His Silversmith Trade Noted
A fragment notes Paul Revere as a silversmith with hints of his work influencing the period. The reference mentions the Boston museum and a numeric tag 72906, suggesting an archival identifier or exhibit code. The exact context is unclear but centers on Revere’s craft and historic display.
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Panl Revere
Boston Museum
Two Dispositions of Man in Dialect Vision
A fragment notes two dispositions shaping behavior the wrong path and the right path as a man is brushed toward one or the other, reflecting moral nuance in a concise aphorism. The wording hints at dialect or antiquated phrasing.
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Kansas
Moses Best Flour Enterprise
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Wolford HarDwAre Co
Poe
J. H. Poe
Zet
Northeast Mutual
Mali
and Olive Branch
Bailey
Delafield
Western Newspaper Union
Rufus Edington
Miss Dellamay
Wakefield
Paul .Revere
Linton
Terre Haute
North Main'st
Jack Spice
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