Shelburn Dodgers Fall To Linton In 132 To 0 Rout
Linton defeats Shelburn 132 to 0 on Oliphant field as coach Landis uses 27 players. Cruse shines on offense and defense, scoring four touchdowns and adding multiple runs. Linton dominates with six first half touchdowns and 31 points in the second quarter.
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Linton
Shelburn
Oliphant
Landis
Raymen Cruse
McClung
Ballard
Rupert
Kinney
Hilgedick
Richardson
Cruse
Heilgediék
Bennett
Hudson
Ducks
Winters
Williams
Shaw
Sheridan
Juinton
Oliphant Field
Evansville Theater Offers A Night Of Songs And Drama
The Evansville papers praise a splendid company with fine scenery wardrobe and lighting. The program features Thomas Meighan in The Man Who Found Himself tonight and tomorrow and Arthur Stone in Sher jock Sleuth a comedy, with touring performances last week noted.
Miss Olga Jean Shute Dies in Freeman Hospital
Olga Jean Shute of Solsberry, a Greene county school teacher, died at Freeman city hospital at 9:20 p.m. Saturday from typhoid fever after a brief illness. She was born in Deerfield, Mo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Shute. Surviving are her father and four brothers Earl L Shute of Evansville, Daniel, Luke, K and J Paul Shute of Solsberry. The mother of aalece.
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Olga Jean Shute
Séolsberry
Greene County
Freeman City
Miss Shute
Joseph M. Shute
Deerfield
Earl ‘L. ‘Shute
Evansville
Daniel
Luke
J. Paul Shute
Solsberry
Alece
Miss Shute Remembered By Salsberry Church
Miss Shute, who died eight years ago, taught school three years and planned to earn an A. B. degree in Terre Haute this year. A Methodist church member, her funeral will be at Salsberry Tuesday at 10 30 conducted by Rev. Cox. Burial is in Tulip cemetery.
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Dent
Shute
Terre - ‘Haute
Methodist Church of
Salsberry
Cox
Tulip Cemetery
Shimmy Queen Big Bertha Wins Fort Union Dancers
Glacier Park Montana October 12 Big Bertha an Assiniboine dancer weighing 400 pounds won the tant-tom shimmying contest at Fort Union’s dedication celebration on the Upper Missouri river. A Glacier National Park squaw took second prize while twelve tribes entered. Bertha resides in Montana foothills and her tremble reportedly shakes the plains.
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Glacier Park
Mont
Bertha
Fort Union
Missouri River
Glacier National Park Reservation
Big Berths
Montana
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First National Service
Young Men’s
Ae Fae
Rex
Buick
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Chrysler - Dodge Brothers
Flint
Hupmobile
Maxwell Nash
Oldsmobile
Overland Star
Studebaker
Willys-Knight
SingHoiais
Millon Battery Station
N. Main St
Ford
Star
sColustorage
Gabe
Young
Harry Young
Slim William
Freeman City Hospital
Big Bertha
Maxwell & Persons
South Main St
Wrigley’s
Dr.Bull-for-Mayor Club
NEW Fall
Oxfords
Beacon
Rhodenbeck Bros
Main Street
Greene County Loan Company
Indiana
Postoffice
Welch
Nash
Linton Nash Motor. Co
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