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.Eld'on Krae:uter o!
St Joseph
eraburg, W. Va.,;
eD~red
m.eDt
Eddie Hartung,
left leg omputated
Holzer Hoopital is report•!~!
proving sntillactorily.
.
Mr. ana Mf•· Anl~ll'iY PugJisl
l nd fomlly and :.fro, A. i;Junt ,of
Columbus were Sunday gueoll. of
Mr .and Mrs. Virgil Cowpbell.
·Mrs. PearJ Hysell .and 100, HCJJn...
er, spen\ i:te iveet end In COium·
buo with Mr, an4 Mrs. Olh~ ' ~n-
.set•ond lfl de
Dra~e had
The Dol,"
tQ SundaY
. John .
: •such,
l:orlng Vaughan: :'God
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IV:;J•;Lit!Wl KIATON ITORY
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Juno 10.11
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each ~ho.tlli1
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CMid 2bo
.
Jane, Belli'
Ohll0gl
Muter of
were week eo'd
· E. Nease.
./ 1•"''·1'•••~,
��Ill' CHIT TAHJdMILL
/sin: It's Good
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,..
&ecand
Allensworth
·and ,
scored on .ouer•s hit.. .~ , f r • ,. ,
Mille Well)' went all the waY
for the Tlcen .and gave. up, three
1
hits, •It slnglea. He launed e(Chl
and walked four.'
Anderson~ (~e
Jet&' 'hurleF, gave up five · hit.!,
fanned four and walked three.
Top hitter lor the gjme
Doug Moore of the Tlrer~ \
It~"':~·;~~~; -'oritl!•u~d
Pomeroy'~
had two
~~!:~!~!~~~~~~;;
roll on &Jl the team
Ponies after, they · l,;t
Mlddlepori and
thodlcal 4-Z wln on
two-hitler over th~ Colone.to.
White, up trom the
sue lut year where he
outotanding pitcher and •lug,e/,
gave up a single to Gilkey
Gene Wiae was safe IJD an
ln the filth. Wise and
year?"
.
not as much as you'd think," said Trace.
stat~ment for you ailon to publish on seored on a mtdired play
liallnce left Ibis year," he lidded. Ra· cond base. A •Ingle to Ste~eri·
11_1'~C!~.~e '75.
, son ln the 6th ,.,..., th'c cnly 6th••
·
, ·
'
· num~r,.,. ualfonns wiU ~~av~ to Jet bit.
gv'''" we1'4: tbij ye~r, and teamil were The Indians got two In the .1Jr01
on ·white'• olnglt, and wllb'
~P'e ~. ~orked 11J the c~·
and appreelatiorl'to aU who contrl·
the
In the program .worked aa.• ~~.. ac1 of
In the wholeaome.vatu~ of the summer pro·
experienced reereatll>n lea4erl aay With
', . . ,
·Is to the etel-nal cfedl! of'lhe ljVer~, and to
league.offlclalll who ~~Jve organized
rio peer anywhere In the t), S.. '
,,
I
. IIJe I,Jttle Leagllera could" they'd
out,
~lelils
oingled
a<orln~
: a ••••. "
en who had got on vla an
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wal~ed '
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WIDI, JUNE 11
Not
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ANDREW''
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THE TEN
COMMAND M ENTS
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Mrs. Stanley Tol}>a:-t
W. V., vi&ited S~ndoy
and brl'lther-in·law,
'Mra1 Harry Bearha and
'Mees of Athen& was
Fall$ and
apartment·
wbea·lhey
Hyaell wiU·
MlddleP'lit
19118 :w~lle,
the U. ·'II·
yeara. He
lhe Ohio v.111.J
guest of Mr. Kner
and JL·
ol the Daugbt·
ol the Unltod
· held ot ihe
ATTENTION ... ' .
·BOAT' O.WNERS , ,,
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