Roosters Stun Wabash In High-Scoring City Game
The Winchester Roosters toppled Wabash 78 to 25 in a fast paced contest. Freshman Fisher led with 18 field goals and strong finishing while Melling and Darrow supported with key baskets and free throws.
28 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
1
The Winchester Roosters toppled Wabash 78 to 25 in a fast paced contest. Freshman Fisher led with 18 field goals and strong finishing while Melling and Darrow supported with key baskets and free throws.
Rev W R Howard, pastor, announces second Quarterly Conference this weekend at the church with a Saturday 1 30 business session and 7 30 preaching. Sunday includes 9 30 Sunday School 10 30 morning preaching and 6 45 Christian Endeavor followed by 7 30 evening service led by Rev W H Ziegler of Cambridge City Indiana.
Residents report a large illuminated cross over 20 feet high near Landes Sunday night, visible from a quarter mile, burning late into midnight. Another tale says the Klan donated food to a local citizen at Christmas. A similar burning cross was seen near Fairmount on Christmas Eve.
The Van Buren Produce Co. beat the Majonica Independents at home 81 to 37 on Christmas night. Ferguson debuted for the year and played well until he was fouled out. The Majonica squad showed strength despite the lopsided score.
The piece lampoons Van Buren’s 12 13 club noting how the 12 13 timeline from the Clover Leaf train sparks town activity at the post office. It recalls Si Slasher and Sal, the baker Frank Swartz, and postmaster Burr Atkinson as locals react to weather jokes and mail arrivals.
Next Monday new faces will take offices in Mason County as a result of the November election. Prospective changes include Bert Renbarger replacing Bert Fowler as sheriff, Marcus L. Kilgore becoming county commissioner, Nelson Shockey as county assessor, and George Steffins as county surveyor. Several incumbents will begin new terms, with ten of thirteen township trustees to be replaced by new members and three re elected. The recount confirmed Ward M. Kilgore and other incumbents on the county slate.
On January 1 Mr. C. R. Witmer ends an eight year term as trustee. The News-Eagle salutes his economy and honest service and welcomes his successor Henry Blake, a trusted second Republican to hold the office.
Fraizer and DePoy advertise real estate services offering farm loans at five percent interest. They present lending options and contact details for prospective borrowers seeking agricultural financing.
The Van Buren grade levels held a gymnasium Christmas show Friday night. Pupils under Mr. Johnson Boxell Mrs. Sadie Akers and Mrs. Edna Moler presented carols and colonial scene sketches. The high school orchestra debuted with pleasing music and proceeds funded a victrola the pupils sought.
Earl Bratton brought two twigs from a quince bush to the office last week. The leaves remained green and appeared unfrozen despite the thermometer reading eleven degrees below zero. The Bratton store drew many onlookers.
On December 22 the Hanfield school pupils with teacher Landess L. White held a Christmas program for locals. Readings and music from the school Victrola preceded a playlet Aunt Jasf's Christmas Box. Santa Claus distributed treats after a gift exchange. White received cuff links from the pupils.
The Grant County Agricultural Association plans a broad membership drive with window cards in banks and stores across the county this week. Windshield stickers will go to current members and placards will be set in prominent spots. A special farm bureau edition of the newspaper is planned for January 4 to cover farm news and farmers’ organizations. The group now nears one thousand members and aims to add several hundred.
Van Buren defeated Jonesboro high school 15 to 13 after two overtime periods in a very exciting game played Friday night.
Rev. E. E. Lutes delivered his annual Christmas sermon on December 24, focusing on the prophecy in Isaiah 9 6 naming Jesus as Wonderful Counselor Mighty God the Everlasting Father and the Prince of Peace He emphasizes Christ as the world savior and personal savior and highlights the lowly birth as God’s chosen path for humanity.
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