Windfall Softball League Final Regular Season Games
The Dennis Kernels finished first with a 10 2 record after a 12 to 4 win over Petrolane. Jim Martin and Donne Jones led Dennis with power, Jin and Donne added multiple hits, Ray Jordan pitched win. Petrolane’s Gillain Tugglé Joe Rene three hits each and Albert Kimbler Don Yohe two singles. Duc Wilkerson took the loss. Dennis built a 2 0 early lead but Petrolane tied 7 7 after six innings.
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Dennis Kernels
Petrolate
Ure Sega
Jim’ Martian
Donne Jones
Denis
Jin
Donne
Jimmy
Martin
Ater Kernel
Han Oe
Ron Conway
Gillain Tugglé
Joe Rene
Petrolane
Albert Kimbler
Don Yohedad
Ray Jordan
Duc Wilkerson
Dennis
Aya
Geare
Sesewith
Pefrolane
Joe
AL Kimbler
Rich Brivles
John Davis
McCyal
Gilligay Tuggle
Dee Wilkerson
John Quneay
Trojan Sk
Haley
Ray McCoal
Monte Bein Deek
Cole Rich Arnold
Baker Bob Chaik
Cole Jerry
Jim Porenrin
Qre L. McCaul
Jerry Sarvette
R. Gill Garry Hipes
T. Wilson
Treoyan
Uni
Cheeker
Os Kee Eee Faa
Trojan Seed routs Checker 13 to 1 in five innings
Trojan Seed dominated Checker Oi with a 13 to 1 five inning win. In the big second inning Trojan players Gerry Upchurch Bob Clark Charlie Jones and Dick Hadley each collected ten hits. Hadley pitched well, allowing only three Checker singles while Greg Cole took the loss for Checker.
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Trojan
Checker Oi
Trojans
Gerry Upchurch
Bob’ Clark
Charlie Jones
Dick Hadley
Hadley
Checker
J. Cole
Dan McCool
Gary Hipes
Greg Cole
The Amish and Their Plain Ways Across Time
The World Book Encyclopedia traces the Amish to a Swiss Protestant branch. After diverging from the Catholic Church, Old Order members began arriving in North America as early as 1728, growing into large communities today, with Ohio among the key centers.
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Encvclopedia
Switzerland
Old Armed Order
North America
Ohio
Amish life and modern shifts in Indiana and surrounding areas
A feature on the Old Amish in Pennsylvania, Iowa, and Hollinois notes strict discipline and separation from the world. It explains changes among younger Amish, education limits, and adoption of some modern conveniences while preserving simple farming and horse power. The piece highlights Amishville near Berne, Indiana, with tours, buggy rides, camping, fishing, sleigh rides, and year round hospitality guided by Terry Sheedy.
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Pennsylvania
Iowa
Hollinois
Jacob Ammim
Terry Sheedy
Berne
Ind
Firemen Attend Auto-Extrication Training
Windfall Volunteer Fire Department members Joy and Mark Coffin attended a two day Marion training course. Sponsored by the Indiana State Board of Health and State Fire Marshal, the program taught safe extrication techniques and field rescue tasks. Both Coffins earned completion certificates and plans are set for a county wide course with the Lipton County Fire Fighters Association. The department does not plan to become a rescue unit but aims to be prepared with trained personnel and rescue tools.
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Joy
Mark Coffin
Windfall
Marion
Indiana State Board of Health
Fipton County Fire Fighters” Association
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Windfall Softball League
Bred McCorkte
Jimny Marin Ji Martin Ray Jardin Das
Wilt Lerrins
Rou Conway
Lys McCorkle
Delco Pleasurizers
Bolinger Brothers
Indiana
Osborn
Bud Yohe