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-j. j. .j. .j. .]. -i- g\ 4- CANAAN + {c} -!• •!• -!• -I* -I- -J- -I- -I- •!• {0} Mrs. Verne Lydick and Mrs. Bob Cavin and children spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn McFarland and ’amity visited Mr. and Mrs. Forest McFarland and family near Bainbridge Friday night. Mrs. Alice Miser of Indianapolis is spending a few days with Mrs. Mauac Miller. Mr. and Mrs. James Smedley spent Thursday with his mother Mrs. George Smedley, south of Belle Union. Mrs. Lincoln Etcheson spent Friday with Mrs. Eugene Bassett. The East Floyd Horne Economics club held a social gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cavin, Saturday night. Lester Miller has been spending a few days with his children at Indianapolis. Mis. H I). Etcheson and children Mary Catherine, Loretta Mae and Russel Irwin of Eminence are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Etcheson. Mr. and Mrs. David Sewell of Indianapolis spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lynn McFarland and family. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Smedley were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smedley of North Salem, and

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Miller of Brow.nsburg. Miss Doris Smedley spent P'riday night with her grandmother near Belle Union. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Etcheson spent Sunday with their home folks at Eminence. Mrs. Everett Miller and Mrs. James Smedley attended church services at Mill Creek Sunday. Mrs. Lynn McFarland and children visited with the Picket sisters FYiday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Masten and children called on Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bassett Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Huber and family spent Saturday in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn McFarland and family called on Mr. and Mrs. James Smedley Monday night. Mr, and Mrs. Millard Greenlee called on Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cavin Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Huber called on Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Etcheson Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bassett and son, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Huber and daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter | Masten and daughters attended church services at Cadlc Tabernacle at Belleville. Sunday afternoon. Walter Hillis and son called on Eugene Huber, Monday. Mrs. Lynn McFarland, daughter

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES

for certain

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ricterminhiK' Hie tax 1 County, Indiana.

In the uut

civil town of Hoaclnlale, 1'utnnn

Trust* i s

Notice Is hereby niveu the taxpayers of dittnii, that the proper b yal officers of said

purposes by the

Before tin Board of Town

Roach dale.

nn. that the pn»pi ! Dual oftieers of said municipality, at their re}* the r.ih <lay i»t S< |>t .•mlier. will consider the fullowina; bud

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nffieial Bond

Marshal Town Attorney . of Firemen .... of Street Km ploy <

SEKVICKS CONTHACTI* \|. L* J Heat. I ak 111. Power and Wi

2a Printing 24 Repairs SC Pi’Ll KS

21 Office Sui pile! CURRKNT CIIABOKS fit I n mi ranee and &• Rentx

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be made from approprlatioiiH

\ 312 00 1x0 Oft 260 00 2V00 100 00 420 00 2,505.00 75.00 50 00

200.00 100.00 $4,252.00

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NKT AM OF NT To

p.i: U.MSKh FOR KXPKNSKH TO INCo.MINrJ VI0AH (deduct lliii it from

2,000.00 .252.00

2.021.75 1.800.00

850.00 4.671.75

to Jan* 30. I*-s Mis* Revenue for v AMOI NT TO BK RAISFh BV TAX

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Jan. line

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3.381.25 election 1939

90 00 200.00 290.00

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750.00 815.00

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Street T( )TAL

Net Taxalde Proport Number of Taxable Polls

Levy on Propert y

$111

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•vy o ’oils $1.00

$293,533 00 115 Amount to be raised $3,266.00 293.00 $3,559.00

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or not later vy fixed by

to do. by the Coi

bearing thereon, by flllnK ot petition will October 15. and the Stitt.. Hoard will fix a

S S HOS'IFTTFR,

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CFLLY WILSON, Trustees. Luted thl« 24tb day of Aunust, 1939.

September, and the levy fixed

, , ounty

rs feelitiK themselves aKKrieved by such levies, ml of Tax Commissioners for further and final

itb tin* Counh \tidltor not laler »bar

dite for ItearinK In this <’ounty.

Player

Softball All-Star Team Team Player

Team

DICKSON BA INBRIDGE C WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY F. GRIMES ZINC MILL FISHER PUTNAM VILLE MELINKI UNIVERSITY

FOREPAUGH GIANTS PIGG PUTNAMVILLE HERSHBERGER KROGER

SELLERS

"Shoo;;” HILL

LEMMICK

CARL MYERS

POTTER BYRD ROBINSON CLODFELTER OUSLER J. ARNOLD ...

KROGER

ZINC MILL

KROGER

COOPER SPENCER

H. WILLIAMS PATTERSON BETTIS

Co-Managers BILL LAWRENCE Honorable Mention

RUSSELLVILLE RUSSELLVILLE FILLMORE MORTON BAINBRIDGE FILLMORE

ETCHESON KRIDER MILES COFFMAN STITES

LONE STAP. BAINBRIDGP. UNIVERSITY

KROGER MORTON

FRANK BAKER

BAINBRIDGE N. IND. POWER GIAN TS ZINC MILL N. IND. POWER

PLAY COCA COLA LADS IN NIGHTCAP

GAME TUESDAY EVENING CITY PARK AT 7:00 O’CLOCK

I C K E I) B Y FIVE F A N S

BATTING AVERAGES

Following are the batting averages of several of the best hitters in the

! Ihitnam County Softball League.

^ Player Team PIGG Putnamville

F. GRIMES- Zinc Mill HIRSHBERGER Kroger PATTERSON Kroger FOREPAUGH—Giants MELINKI University Jr. GRIMES- Zinc Mill HUDSON—University E mix, -Zinc Mill C. WILLIAMS University STITES Northern Indiana Power POTTER- - Russellville G. CRAWLEY Zinc Mill OUSLER Bainbridge FISHER Putnamville COOPER Lone Star G. MILES Giants 20 LIMMICK- Kroger 14 “CURLEY” WILLIAMS- University 15

15 13 8 9 8 8 9 8 9 7 6 7 5 7 7 7 7 4 5

.600 .591 .534 .529 .524 .500 .450 .422 .409 .375 .372 .368 .357 .350 .350 .350 .350 .333 .333

The last of the Putnam Softball League games were played off last evening at the Robe Ann Pa.i

1 Zinc Mill

Ijcist League Game At Park

Coca Cola .. Putnamville

! Kroger

011 IasC i University Park dia-, | Zin „ um

mond and Putnamville, by defeating Bainbridge 7-4, put itself in second place and knocked Kroger’s to third

place in the league.

Putnamville managed to maintain the lead it got in the first two innings to keep the game on the books

in their favor.

Suhlett and B. Scobee, hit doubles for Putnamville while Blue's triple was the only extra base hit for Bain-

bridge.

Putnamville's runs came in the first two innings, and managed to | win on their defensive ability from that point on. Batteries Bainbridge, Ousier and Harlen; Putnamville, B. Scobee and

W. Scobee.

In the second game, Morton defeated Russellville in a closely

matched game 7-6.

For Morton. K. Clodfelter hit a double, while Russellville's extra base hits were collected by Carrington with a homer and W. Grimes with a

double.

Score by innings: rh Morton 0 0 5 0 1 0 1—7 9 Russellville 10 2 10 1 1—6 9

Batteries K.

row; Gardner and Spencer.

In the third and last game of the league season, the Zinc Millers took

Russellville 8-3.

Extra base hits for the Zinc Mill were garnered by C. Crawley, a homer, F. Grimes, a homer, Agnew and Forepaugh, doubles. Score by innings: r r Russellville 0 0 0 0 1 0 2—3 7 Zinc Mill 0 4 2 1 1 0 x—8 13 Batteries—W. Grimes and Spencer; Hill and F. Grimes.

League Standing

Bainbridge Russellville Lone Star

Morton

Northern Ind

Fillmore ..

Colored Giants 2

Power

State All-Stars Play At Frankfort

TWO GIRLS TEAMS, EMPLOYEES

AND ALL-STARS AMONG

PLAYERS

Now that the last league game is played off softball fans will have to show their desire for a continued program of their favorite sport or else the Robe Ann diamond will close

for the summer.

Starting with next Tuesday there will be two games an evening for the four following evenings. These games will be known as out of town games and will be between such _ , teams as Cloverdale, the employees

Clodfelter and Far- I ot the Coca Cola and Northern Indi-

1 ana Power company etc. The schedule runs as follows;

Tuesday, Sept. 5

7:00 p. m. All-Stars vs Coca Cola 8:30 p. m. University vs. Clover-

daln

Wednesday, Sept. 6 7:00 p. m. Employees only of Northern Ind. Power vs. Coca Cola 8:30 p. m. Coca Cola vs. All-Stars Thursday, Sept. 7 7:00 p. m. Harmony Girls vs. Clay City Girls 8::30 p. m. Coca Cola vs. Clay City All-Stars Friday, Sept. 8 7:00 p. m. Third of the All-Star vs. Coca Cola games unless one team has won two of the three games. 8:30 p. m. Announced later.

Last night at the Robe Ann Park I

diamond, five softball fans hand-1

picked an All-Star softball team to | meet the winners of the Putnam Softball League, the Coca Cola's a series of games beginning

Tuesday evening.

Picked for their ability to play in any one or several positions, the team should have plenty of speed, quality, power, to match Coca Cola's power. The won the league championship on their superior playing ability, having taken all but two of

their eleven gamer

Unanimously picked for the AllStar squad was Bettis of Morton who will be unable to play due to injuries received recently. Bettis was recognized for his fine sportsmanship and

playing ability.

From Bainbridge there were two of Baker’s men that received recognition, Dickson and Spencer. Tlie Zinc Mill team is represented with two players that received im- | mediate attention, they were Firman Grimes and “Snooks” Hill. The University ten was recognized in the picking of Clair Williams, Melinki and “Curly” Williams. Putnamville drew two All-Star players in the form of Fisher and Pigg. It was Pigg that brought tne (crowd to their feet so many times this season with his wonderful rov-

ing ability.

Scoring four men on the All-Star squad, Kroger’s were out on top. Picked from this team, which incidentally finished third in the league, were Sellars, Hershberger, Lemmick and Patterson. Lone Star is represented on th3 team with one player, Cooper and the Colored Giants Forepaugh was picked for his utility value. There was also an honorable mention squad picked as some of the plaiyers who would have undoubt--ably made the All-Star squad were ineligihle due to this high school ruling that any player on an independent team after the first day of , school is not eligible to play in any sport in high school. This narrowed the field of eligible men somewhat but at the same tima it was felt that these men deserved some recognition for their superior sportsmanship this season. There were, besides those ineligible because of this ruling, several who are considred fine players but who were not picked for the All-Star team. The men picked for this squad cf Honorable Mention are: Potter and Byrd of Russellville. Robinson and J. Arnold of Fill-

more.

Clodfelter of Morton. Ousier and Etcheson of Bain-

bridge.

Miles of the Colored Giants. Coffman of the Zinc Mill. Stitcs and Krider of the Northern Indiana Power. The All-Star and Honorable Mention teams were chosen by Carl Myers, Bill Lawrence, Frank Knebel. Glen Hurst and Harold Reckley.

were in

and Miss Doris Smedley Greencastle Monday. Morris Smedley has returned home from his grandmother's to attend

school.

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Dry-('leaning Preaalng Hat-Blocking

Family Wnnfe Curtains, Drapes, Blankets, Shirts.

Home Laundry and Cleaaen

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