Brown Bombers edge Washouts in juvenile league tilt
Brown Bombers beat Washouts 10 to 9 in a high scoring juvenile league game aided by 14 hits off the tie ace while Washington’s pitching yielded 13. J. Wilson and C. Ray led the winning side with strong hitting and Loyd Lemon contributed 28 runs in earlier events. The day featured St Marys vs St ay W Washington hester Ray’s team and Deac ni with 57 ringers in the event.
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Brown Bombers
Cuba
St. Marys
St.ay
W. Washington
Hester Ray
Lexon
J. Wilson
C. Ray
Loyd Lemon
Regular Meeting Highlights At Odon Club And Nearby Homes
Narcissus Club in Ostawn? regular session at Mrs Darneys home with veterans present and a feather basket. W M F S of the M church held a meeting at Mrs S E Pershings home. Various locals including H R Burton Emil Coarsi and families attended events around Clinton and Bloomington with visits and dinners noted during Decoration Day period.
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Narcissus Club
Darney
Odon News
M. Church
S. E. Pershing
H. R
Burton
Emil Coarsi
Little ‘Daugh
Eatoka
Burton Visieames
J Fonear
Sue Chinnford
Terre
Peyton
Wachstetter
Near Plainether
Lynday
Clinton, Inn
Hugh Neeremer
Carl Garrett
M Mers
Som
Nona McCoy
Claremce McCoy
Bloomington
Margaret Har- James Harman
Gol
Desserts of Frozen Nature Won Contest
The Market Basket contest at Temple Court rewards Kitty Edwards of R. R. 2 with first prize for a pineapple mousse recipe. Honorable mention tickets go to several residents for Jackie Cooper’s film The Streets of New York. Readers are urged to submit fruit drink recipes as the current week’s entry.
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Kitty Edwards
Temple Court Theater
Jackie Cooper
New York
Temple Court
Market Basket
Care Democrat
N “Streets
Cooper
Martin Ilman
Lowing
I Grace Cerveny
R. R
Cargaret Gibson
Montgomery
Ind
Frank McLemore
Bicknell
Kenneth Cone
Missing 4 pound ice box sparks search across town
State police conduct a wide search after a seven year old raub Jr. vanished during a mishap near East Brunawie as a heavy ice box toppled. Reports mention a fatal accident and a confusing scene with a toppled container and missing child.
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East Brunawie
Ins
Raub, Jr
Market report from Indianapolis hogs cattle sheep
Live stock market update shows hogs 1,800 head steady with 16 to 300 lb animals bringing 6.50 to 6.70 dollars and larger 400 lb hogs at 6.00 to 6.20. Cattle and calves total 225. steers weak while other classes steady to strong. cows weak with 15 cent drop. buyers steady on cles. Sheep 25 head higher than last week on shorn lambs. Springers noted.
Local garden club notes from McCommick's Creek visit
Fragments describe Mrs. Sons neighbors John Laura Joyce and Ethel Waddell visiting McCommick's Creek State Park with Lillie and others. Mentions wheat and yellow corn and white corn in a casual social context without clear dates or outcomes.
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John
Laura
Joyce
Ethel ‘Waddell
McCommick’s Creek State Park
Id Boiell
Ieal Te “Y Lillie
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