Purdue A A A blocked high school relay games plan
Lafayette Indiana October 30. Director of Athletics Col W N A Keiloy of Purdue attempts to broaden the Lo Se A A by reviving a high school relay program and a past high school baseball tournament have been refused by the Hoosier athletic body secretary A L Trester says the board feels current championships suffice. The S H S A A A conducts state basketball and track events. Local items note social events and church notices including a high school party Friday night a Halloween social for K P lodge and Epworth League recruiting services next week.
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Lafayette
Ind
WN. A. Keiloy
Purdue University
Lo Se A. A
Hoosier
A. L. Trester
Daffé
Ttephen
Frank Cross
Plainville
Nistt
Bertha Gallagher
Arthur Grass
Linton
Emitia Grass
K. of P. Lodge
Epworth League
Social visits and relatives roam Brownstown area
Local residents report weekend visits and gatherings expanding across Brownstown and nearby towns. Names include Hays Bledsoe Jones Wiloughby Richardson Bales Lankford Mitchell Crichfield and Vitosky with mentions of travel from Linton Detroit Terre Haute and Sullivan.
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Frank ‘Hays
Maurice ‘Paul
Linton
Charlie Bledsoe
Lucien Jones
Virgil Willoughby
Jessie Mitchell
Edith Bales
Lily Bledsoe
Connie Jean
Lola Boone
Rex Hoffeditz
Guy Hattery
Fred Bledsoe
Joe Rusher
Sullivan
May Moody
Ella Crichfield
Josh Neal
Mary Beck
Fern
Will Lankford
Jean Campbell
Detroit
Mich
Baker Mitchell
Elbert Mitchell
Dugger
Beryl Bledsoe
Emmett
Jack Haney
Bloomfield
Mre
Rudolph Vitosky
Sunday Dinners and Local Visits Reported in Marco
Sunday dinner guests at Mr and Mrs John Pope included Charley Gastineau and family Harry Lami and son Jess Grooms Mrs Mary Benefield improving Tra Marsh and family of Bicknell visited relatives Charley Grass and wife from Westphalia visited last Sunday evening Charley House of Columbus visited Tuesday Mr and Mrs Harry Lamison were noted with locals.
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John Pope
Charley Gastineau
Harry Lamison
Jess Grooms
Mary Benefield
Tra’ Marsh
Bicknell
Teachers’ Institute
Charley Grass
Westphalia
Charley House
Columbus
Five Best Radio Features Tonight
Radio listings for 1926 include WEAF New York on 492 M at 8 20 p m with Billy Jones and Ernest Hare A program Faust on KOA Denver 322 M at 8 36 p m and KOA players Da ley Also CNRW Edmonton on 517 M at 8 30 p m with Edmonton Gl¢eg club WGY Schenectady 880 M at 7 40 p m featuring WGY players His Family
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WEAF
New York
B.S.T
Billy Jones
Ernest- Hare
KSD
St. Louis
M. C
T.—Opera
Faust
Jasonville Grid Team Open Armistice Day Schedule
Jasonville high school eleven seeks an Armistice Day game in the Wabash Valley for Oct 30 at Jasonville. The team, coming off a 12 to 6 win over Bicknell, invites any willing opponent after Merom College folded. Contact A. Gl Messick, principal, by letter or telephone.
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Jasonville
Jasonville High
Wabash
Merom College
Naugle
Bicknell
Wabash Valley
Messick, Princeipal
Quirky Hoosier Tales Mix Among Oct News
United Press dispatch from Tipton and surrounding towns on Oct 30 reports a married woman listed in records by error, a city license clerk misdating her birth. In Elizabeth town Glenn Hammond browses town, while Bluffton notes Homer Sparks after a hunting mishap. Peruvian items include Maurice Linken buying a racing model car and later a court order regarding his cat.
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Tipton
Elizabethtown
Glenn Hammond
Peru
Maurice
Linkenfelt
Evansville Laundryman Threat Reported After Encounter
A vague October incident in Evansville involves a woman approaching a laundryman and threatening to shoot if she had a gun. Police are investigating the unclear exchange and seeking details.
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Evansville
Oct
Local names list from Bloomfield to Owensburg
A fragmentary roster of individuals including Rennie J Anderson Galaberty and Fannie L. McMurry from Bloomfield R F D Joseph Michael Linton and Maggie McClue Solsberry Austin O Brien and Audrey Gomer of Linton Jasper S Wright Jesonville and Helen I. Record Owensburg Walter C. Padgett Linton and Olive N. Heaton Lyons.
Local Beauty Shoppe Adds New Waving Machine
Mrs. O. H. Hanger proprietor of Marinello Beauty Shoppe has purchased a Lemur steam oil permanent waving machine for her business. A professional waver from Indianapolis will be here Sunday and Monday to give free demonstrations to the public.
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O. H. ‘Hanger
Marinello Beauty
Oman
Indianapolis
Hallowe'en Dance at Moose Hall by Charleston Orchestra
Halloween dance advertised by the Charleston orchestra at Moose Hall with a by duo act and a $1.00 admission, promoting a private event on October 12.
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Hallowe'en
Moose Hall
Charleston Orchestra
Duo
Prayer and message at Glenburn Mission
A nightly event at Glenburn Mission invites the public to a 7 o'clock prayer and uplifting message delivered by Rey Abel. Attendees are encouraged to join for spiritual encouragement.
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iGlenburn Mission
Rey
Abel Will Peny
Tornadoes Plan Stronger Team at Jasonville In October
Jasonville Indiana report notes Wasonville Tornadoes, now under coach Kip Kessler, aim to boost lineup with college stars. plans include a game against Kokomo Legion and several midwest matches before season end.
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Jasonville
Ind
Wasonville Golden
Ndit
Vasily
Stésentéd
Kip”. Kessler
Levens
Frank J. Meyers
Kokomo Legion
Tornadoes
Kokomo
Middle West
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We thank neighbors and friends for their kindness during our illness and the death of our baby. Gratitude to Mr. Welch for courtesy and Rev. Cissna for consoling words. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hawker and Children.
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Degi
Welch
Rev. Cissna
Arid
Lee
Hawker
Community Square Dance At Moose Hall
A square dance is planned for Saturday night at the Moose hall with lively music and a welcoming crowd. Everyone is invited to attend for an evening of dancing and fun.
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Moose Hall
Restore Nerves and Strength with S. S. S. Blood Tonic
An ad extols S. S. S. as a cure for nervous exhaustion by boosting red blood cells. It claims rich blood aids stamina and daily function, restores muscular power, and improves skin. It urges readers to get the larger bottle from druggists for economy.
A Grouch Not Wanted There is nothing so harmful to success as being a grouch
An old advertisement urges readers to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach liver and intestinal troubles. It claims quick relief from catarrhal symptoms, indigestion and related ailments, presenting the product as harmless and effective, available at all publishers.
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Mayr
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