Grandfather Sears Delivers Winning Swing in Tight Sox Victory
In a decisive night game, Grandpa Sears led the Sox to a 2 to 1 win over Loogootee. Perkins was injured stealing second after being hit by a pitch. Hasler scored on Sears and Hasler stole third. McKinney and Neideffer key plays highlighted a tense late rally.
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Sears
Perkins
Hasler
Jones
Deitz and Crays
Thompson
D. Sears
McCoy
Jnes
Deitz
Garrett
McKinneys
H. Sears
Neideffer
van Hoy
Hesler
Ilion
Tnning
Kinnemian
Patterson
Sims
Si Je
Horning
AlCay
Crays
Que
Denc
Crave
Thomeson
Binneman
Cos
Bhampe Sen
Tfoears
Firth
Aichinev
Ioelaeifer
Venu Hov
Cait
Kinton
Ims
Rhinneman
Harning
Halder
Hornings
Hao
Central Garden
Hillion
Garret McKinney
Neider Fer
Fanning
An Hoy
Kinneman
D. Sers
Killion
Hning
Pias
Hompson
McKinney
Loogootee
Odon
Williams
O’dell
Local Social Notes and Accidents from Evansville Area
Mary Lewis Trainor visits relatives in Evansville for weeks. Will Healy and wife relocate to Evansville. Lawrence Cunningham and family from Loogootee visit James Healy. Frank Campbell travels to Plainville. Henry Ainscough moves to J. A. Groves property. Local families visit J. A. Groves and Groves relatives. Miss Magsie Brewer attends Washington teachers institute. Ed Goush family visits Henry Wathen. Mrs. T. A. Wade ill but improving from typhoid. Miss Mary Queen of Carlisle visits. Pat Gueen visits Washington. J. A. Groves injured in Saturday accident. Mrs. S. S. Groves and others spend Monday with Groves family. George Miles buys a Ford. Jack Hedrick rescues after falling from dredge boat into murky water. crew aids and pulls him to safety.
Harvest Home and school moves mark township notes
Residents report social visits with Mr and Mrs D V Cavness and Mr and Mrs T G Wadsworth Cunday. Miss Hazel Wadsworth attends Harvest Home at Plainville. Teachers attend Washington institute while Walter Stuckey and family plan to move to Mitchell to lead the intermediate school. Farmers note steady prices and ground work for wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stuckey
Mitchell
Stuckey
Old Settlers Amble as Indiana Polis Col. Visits Odon
A series of Sunday visits connect families with neighbors in Odon. Col. George Abraham of Indianapolis, a familiar Old Settlers figure, says he could not miss the reunion and returned for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Abraham
Indianapolis
George
Odon
EPSOM Win and Local Social Roundup
Rogers of Montana called on friends here Wednesday. Several families visited relatives in Oden and Washington on Saturday and Wednesday. Poindexter and family from Liberty visited Freedlie Poindexter. Seth Williams was injured Saturday when a powder explosion burned his eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win. Rogers
Montana
Paton Poindexter
Family of Liberty
Freedlie Poindexter
Seth Williams
Robi
Clark
Local News Briefs From Burns Area Vary With Social Visits
Rev J M D Huddiesen and family visited Mt Calvary for a funeral service. Townspeople report improving drives despite rough roads and several visitors enjoyed Bedford and Indian Springs. New Ford cars arrive, and multiple residents including O M Summerville Berry Williams Steven Banks and C C Holt become owners. Joseph Sargent travels to North Dakota for work. teachers consider keeping Prof Martindale Miss Bough and Miss Gore. John K Storm Vernon trip includes Washington Co Philadelphia and New York.
Sunday Social Visits Across Shiloh and Nearby Towns
Miss Ora Myers visited Miss Agnes Hackler on Sunday afternoon. Tom Reser and family called on Lee Resler and family. Mrs Martha Canton and son spent time with Walter and Sion Hackler. James Coyle and Jesa dily were guests of Will Clark and wife near Epsom. Mrs Tom Faith and daughter Ruby visited William Chestnut and family. Sam Rissins and family from Ra itesville visited Curtis Overton and family. Orville Overton and wife called on Jas Overton and family. Attendees from here at the harvest home in Plainville. Homer Resier of tear dn die esky ieee taeSd thong at Stee, Keene olde Ghana Oris WS Speuradieoe a Tew Gays with Mr and Mes DL W Resier. A Best pk i saisS steude Cutntoil Spent a day with Agnes Kackler. Mr and Mrs Charie Myers were guests of fd Ferguson and family near Newberry Saturday.
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Ps Fe
Homer Resier
Tear
Dndie
Esky Ieee Tae Sd Thong
Stee
Keene Olde
Ghana
Oris WS
Speuradieoe
Mes
DL W. Resier
Social notes from Southern Van Buren area
Mrs John Trueblood and daughter Dorothy spend a week at Bedford. Mrs Sarah Doyle visited Loogootee. Seth Hart and wife visited Minard Smiley. Wallace Smiley of Odor stayed with Curtis Smiley. Chas Parsons family of Loo Sootee stayed with John Parson Sr. Delpha Seifret of Terre Haute visited home folks. Helen Doyle returned home from St Marys of the Woods due to ill health. Mr and Mrs J L Cunningham drove to Odon. Gladys Dyal attended a teachers institute in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Doyle
Loogootee
Seth Hart
Minard Smiley
Wallace Smiley
Odor
Curtis Smiley
Chas. Parsons
Mr. Parson
John Parson
Helen Doyle
St. Mary’s of the Woods
J.L. Cunningham
Odon
Gladys Dyal
Washington
Teaches Institute
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Trainor
Mary Lewis
Evansville
Will Healy
Evansvile Fuesday
Lawrence Cunningham
James Healy
Frank Campbell
Plainville
Henry Ainscough
J. A. Groves
J. A. Groves and Family
Magsie Brewer
Teachers Institute
Ed Goush
Henry Wathen
Spedar
T. A. Wade
Mary Queen of
Carlisle
Pat Gueen
Ari
SS. Groves
Ada Pow
Opal
W. UA. Grove
Elbert Grove
Geo. Miles
Ford
Jack Hedrick
D. V. Cavness
T.G. Wadsworth Cunday
Hazel Wadsworth
Institute
John W. Riggins
Here
Flarley Beasley
Martin County
C. M. Riggins
Dennis
M. O. Pate
Lloyd T. Stuckey
Lloyd
Bunkum
Aude York
Rev
Milton Herron
Sunday
Albert Kinnamen
Bertha Chambers
W. M. Roberts
Ray Roberts
Leonard Howard
Herbert Fields
Ray Connell
Cleve Johnson
Jurd Fields
Everett Fisher
Walter Herron
Obe McNabb
Eli Razor
Margaret Cunningham
Epsom
Calvin Keller
Jack Franklin
F. N. Keller
Oden
Theodore and
Clarence Pet
Elias Scott
W. H. Scott
Claud Deal
W.H. and
Harvey Scott
Ed Bales
I. M. Bales
Frank Warren
Faith Sunday
Geo. Auterburn
Sikeston Mo
Will Merrill
Claud Killion
Sarat S. Groves
Lon Burns
J. M.D. Huddiesen
Ielen Toon
Mt. Calvary
Shaiby Bias
Indian Springs
Eile Sargent
Fioravle Wade
Bedford
Clyde Carter
Odeon
Homer Sargent
Geo. Padgett, Jr
Burns
Aunt Jane Girdly
Blankenship
O. M. Summerville
Berry Williams
Steven Banks
C. C. Holt
Joseph Sargent
N. Dakota
Martindale
Bough
Gore
John K. Storm
Vernon
Washington Co. Co
Philadelphia
New York
Karl Frank
Geo. Myers
Farien
Chas
Trueblood
Center
Jatez Myers
Bicknell
Chas Plumer
Golda
Victor Mullis
John Maryfield
Henry Fox
Logansport
Shiloh
Ora Myers
Agnes Hackler
Tom Reser
Lee Resler
Martha Canton
Walter
Sion Hackler
Jas. Coyle
Jesaiily
Will Clark
Wife Sunday
Tom Faith
Ruby
Wiliamn Chestnut
Famlly
Sam Rissins
Raitesville
Curtis Overton
Orville Overton
Jas. Overton
Jiere
Plainwvilte
Agnes Kackler
Charie Myers
Fd Ferguson and
Near Newberry
M.E. Pickett
Barkley’s
Dep’t. Store
Jim
Eck
Callahan & Oc’ Dell
Pes Basia
Oden Drug Co
The
Oden Journal
Ledgerwood Bros
Durham
M. Ib. Ulrich & CO. Druvigsts
Poindexter
Wee
Poindexter & Wilson
Rae Page Ren
Pilesingie
Indiana
Illinois
York
Vincennes
James M. House
Sec’y
Ruele
Pres
van Buren
John Trueblood
Itchie
Dorothy
Delpha Seifret
Terre Haute
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