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Peru Elks Lodge #365, 122 North Broadway, Peru. Photo provided
By Michelle mboswell@thepaperofmiami.comBoswell Peru Elks Lodge #365 will be celebrat ing their 125th Anniversary Sept. 9-10 at their downtown location, 122 North Broadway, Peru. The organization was granted its charter in 1897 and was incorporated as a non-profit social and Fraternal organ ization.From February to September of 1900, the Peru Elks Lodge purchased the Hershel and Cora Frick home for $3,000 and located at the corner of Seventh and Broadway Streets. After nearly $10,000 of remodeling, the Lodge was dedicated.From1912-13, the lodge had more extensive renovations and the member ship was at 300. Many of the members represented businesses and profession al leaders of Peru. The organization was very active during the 1913 flood. One of the many contributions to the community made by the Lodge was win dow shades for Dukes Memorial Hospital.From1920-30, more renovations were made and included the enclosure of the front porch and an awning-covered side entrance.In1949, a dedication ceremony was held after a major renovation resulting in the current structure, featuring lime stone, siding, updated dining room, women’s lounge, and a large basement Fromlounge.1940-60, the Elks enjoyed close ties to Peru Circus roots including Emmett Kelly, Jr., who portrayed the infamous clown, “Weary Willie,” and Clyde Beatty, the infamous circus wild animal trainer. The Elk statue displayed on the roof was donated by Ben Wallace, founder of the Hagenback-Wallace Circus and who resided next door to the Elks Lodge. In 2022, The Elks Lodge has embarked on a “2022 Building Renovation Project” for major upgrades to the lounges, bath rooms, dance floor/stage, exterior and windows. So far, $9,000 has been raised. The organization is happy and grateful to receive donations to this project. The Lodge contributes to many good causes in the community and outside of Miami County. Since the 1960’s, the Indiana Elks’ designated State project has been cancer research. The Peru Elks Lodge hosts an annual auction to support this project. Since 1981, the Peru Lodge has raised $180,448 of which $70,249 has gone to Purdue and Indiana Universities Cancer Research pro grams. In 1943, scholarships have been awarded to a student at Peru, North Miami, and Maconaquah High Schools. Currently, the Peru Elks awards three $500 scholarships, totaling $1,500 annu ally. Since 2002, $30,000 has been award ed.The Peru Elks also supports needy families at Christmastime with funds raised at the annual Prime Rib Dinner and Breakfast with Santa. To celebrate their anniversary, Sept. 9, there will be a dinner made by Ron Short from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The dinner will cost $12 and will include broasted chicken, salad, and dessert. From 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Danny T and the Free Samples willOnperform.Sept.10, there will be an Open House from Noon to 10 p.m. From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. the Lodge will serve the Elks’ Famous Pizza for $12 a pie. From 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., Peter and Company will pro vide entertainment. All events are open to the public. All the entertainment is free. Membership applications and a brief history of the lodge will be available for anyone inter ested in joining. Membership is $215.
Peru Elks Lodge #365 to celebrate 125th Anniversary
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Every Thursday 4:30 p.m. – Lego Club at the Peru Public Library. 6 p.m. – AA Re covery Meeting –Miami Nation of Indians Headquarters,Tribal 80 W. Sixth Street, Peru (use east en Everytrance).third Thurs day each month 4:30 p.m. – Ameri can Girl Club at the Peru Public Li Everybrary.
Every Monday 10:30 a.m. –Movers and Shak ers, a music and movement pro gram at the Peru Public Library. Ages 0-5. Noon – AA Recov ery Meeting – First Christian Church Library, 53 W. Main Street, Peru (use el evator entrance).
7:30 p.m. – AA Re covery Meeting –Miami Nation of Indians Headquarters,Tribal 80 W. Sixth Street, Peru (use east en
Marquis Who's Who Top Artist since 2020. She is the Executive Di rector of Miami County Artisan Gallery (MCAG), which she founded in 2017. Born in Minnesota, but raised in Iowa, she has also resided in Utah, and Califor nia. Since moving to Peru in 2011, she has won art awards, and taught classes. She has embellished her creative energy in drawing, rosemal ing, sculpture, oils, watercolors, etch ing, and charcoal which can be seen at her art studio at MCAG. Classes are $20 per class for members or $25 per class for individu als. All supplies are furnished, and light refreshments are available. L.
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Eva May (Layman) Gilbert, 101 Patricia A. (Duras) Draving, 66
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Gilbert of sisters,ZainardDianaparents,deathchildren.twograndchildren,children,Indiana,bie)WilliamTennessee,Rockvale,and“Bill”(DebGilbertofPeru,ninegrand24greatandgreat-greatgrandEvaisprecededinbyherhusband,daughter,Sharp,brother,Layman,andMartha Kathryn Bundy, and ZellaVisitationGreer. was held Friday, August 26, 2022, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Flowers-Leedy Funeral Home, 105 West Third Street, Peru, Indiana. The funeral service was held at the funeral home Saturday, Aug. 27, 2022, at 10 a.m. with Chaplain Mark Bards ley officiating. Burial will take place at EverRest Memorial Park Cemetery.Arrangements have been entrusted to Flowers-Leedy Funeral Home. Friends and family may sign the online guestbook at sLeedyAllen.com.www.Flower
Vickie death,whichhadShrockPeru,BudWilliamsMarciaEdDave(Ron)SurvivingMaryDollylingsindrenwashearson)Danieldiana10,MultiplesheinatMonday,Indiana,Clemons,(Shrock)67,ofPeru,passedawayAug.22,2022,LutheranHospitalFt.Waynewherelostherbattletosclerosis.ShewasbornMarch1955,inElwoodIntothelateandDella(McPShrock.SheoneoftenchilandwasprecededdeathbyhersibTomShrock,Shrock,andAnnShrock.includeBertWrightofPeru,ShrockofPeru,ShrockofIllinois,(Martin)ofElkhart,(Velvet)ShrockofandMatt(Becky)ofPeru.Vickiefoursons,twoofprecededherinJamesF. Spencer, and Michael T. Spencer both of Peru. Surviving sons include Edward (Trista) Clemons of Peru, and Jerry Lee Clemons Jr., of Okla homa.Shewas a friendGrandma,Mom,withandingfishing,nephews.eralsix.greatgrandmotherwonderfulto11andgrandmothertoShealsohadsevniecesandSheenjoyedmusic,plantflowers,cooking,spendingtimefamilyinfriends.RatheryoucalledherAuntVick,Sis,orjustwhenshesaid she loved you you could feel it. Maybe it was the hug she gave you on your worst day. It might have been some early morning coffee or a warm meal. It could have been the smile on her face or the laughter that al ways came from around the kitchen table. Whatever the memory; the feeling of love she left with us is her legacy. She may have left this Earth but who she is, what she taught us, and how she made us feel will never be forgotten and we will forever be grate ful.Arrangements have been entrusted to Flowers-Leedy Funeral Home. Family and friends may sign the online guestbook at sLeedyAllen.com.www.Flower
Eva May (Layman) Gilbert, 101, passed away at her residence Friday, Aug. 19, 2022. She was born in Peru, Indiana, Feb. 8, 1921, to Jonathan and Laura
Betty Gail Lewis, 85 Betty Gail Lewis, 85, Twelve Mile, passed away at 11:25 p.m. Fri day, Aug. 19, 2022, at Miller’s Merry Manor, Logansport.BornAug. 28, 1936, in Cass County, Indi ana, she was the daughter of Jacob Russell and Goldie Pearl (Wiles) Coffing. On Nov. 22, 1962, at the Metea Baptist Church, she was married to Edward Joe Lewis, and he preceded her in death on June 18, 2021. Betty was a lifelong member of Metea Bap tist Church and lived in the raisingofupsandsskillsticedTwelveBarntheowneddesairology.inshebeauty1954MeteaShenityMile/MeteaTwelvecommuherentirelife.graduatedfromHighSchoolinandthenattendedcollegewhereearnedcertificatescosmetologyandSheandoperatedFarmeretteBeautyoutsideofMileandpracherhomemakingbybakingthouofpies,puttinghundredsofquartscannedgoods,andandprocessing her own beef and chickens for many years with her hus band and son. She loved collecting hats, quilts, eralCoffing,Rochester;NinaStewart,threeShewaslifeeverywhomLewis,hermadeChurchthetimeothers,sharingcookbooks,recipeswithandspendingwithfriendsatCorinthBrethrenmakinghomenoodles.Survivorsincludeson,DouglasJoeLogansport,toshededicatedmomentofhismakingsurehewelltakencareof.alsoissurvivedbysisters,RachaelMishawaka;Warner-Lynch,andJoanFlorida;sevniecesandnephews,includingherniece,Twila(David)Collins,whomsheconsideredthe daughter she never had.She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, four broth ers, James Richard Coffing, Donald Leroy Coffing, Kenneth W. Coffing, Dewey Dean Coffing; and one sister, June Irene Garrow. Funeral services were held at Noon, Saturday, Aug. 27, 2022, at McClain Fu neral Home, Denver, Indiana, with Pastor Cole Westwood offici ating. Betty would en courage all ladies to wear a hat if they felt so inclined. Burial was in Metea Ceme tery, Metea, Indiana. Visitation was from 10 a.m. until Noon, Saturday, at the fu neralMemorialhome. contribu tions may be made through the funeral home to Camp Mill house.McClain Funeral Home, Denver, Indi ana, has been en trusted arrangements.with Condo lences may be sent on line www.mcclainfh.com.at
Patricia A. (Duras) Draving passed away Sunday, August 21, 2022.She was born in Pas saic, New Jersey, March 17, 1956, to the late John Joseph and Helen Theresa (Gorel) Duras.Patricia was an active parishioner at Saint Charles Catholic Church, her beloved church community, where she participated in several ministries where she led the Bible study group and volun teered for all of the var ious fundraisers and was a member of Daughters of Isabella. She was a loving aunt to her nephew, John, and great-aunt to cher ished great niece and nephews, Kaitlyn, AJ, andSheSeth.was a big fan of the New York Yankees while Missouri,ingana,Dravingbytiretrycats,family,anapolischeeringadditionallyfortheIndiColts.Faith,sports,cars,horses,andcounmusicwereherenworld.Patriciaissurvivedherstepsons,MarkofPeru,IndiandRandyDravofColumbia,andhersis ter, Elaine Duras of Vista Hills, Kentucky. She is preceded in death by her husband, Ronald Draving, and herVisitationparents.was held Monday, Aug. 29, 2022, from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. at Flowers-Leedy Funeral Home, 105 West Third Street, Peru, Indiana. Funeral service fol lowed at 2 p.m. with Fa ther Kyle officiating.NetererBurial will take place at Peoria Cemetery in Peru, Indi ana.Arrangements have been entrusted to Flow ers-Leedy Funeral Home. Family and friends may sign the online guestbook at sLeedyAllen.com.www.Flower Vickie (Shrock) Clemons, 67
Caytlin Paige Flood Hinkle, 19 Caytlin Paige Flood Hinkle, 19, Junction City, Kansas, passed away Monday, Aug. 22, 2022, at her resi dence.Born Sept. 5, 2002, in Indianapolis, In diana, she was the daughter of Casey Erin Jones (Terry) Faine and Timothy Wayne Flood. On Dec. 30, 2021, in Peru, Indiana, she was married to Jessie Hinkle, who survives.Shewas a 2021 graduate of North Miami High School where she served as the wrestling team manager and had been in dance and played softball and volleyball over the years. She was a member of the National Honor So ciety and received her Academic and Technical Honors Diploma at gradua tion.Survivors include her husband, Jesse Hinkle, Junction City, Kansas; par ents, Casey and Terry Faine, Peru; and Tim Flood, In dianapolis; sib lings, Faine,Rochester;ver;Kathygrandparents,Faine,nessee;Brownsville,Baynes,HaydenElizabethofJonesFlood,SpencerandLoganFaine,bothPeru;HannahBaynes,AndrewTenandAshleyAuburn;Jones,DenKentJones,NormaPeru;Sheila
Wayneana,Home,ClainSept.Noon,willJones.andandSpencer,malSarahents,great-grandparMichaelbrother,inclosemanyRoberts,InalieMichelleJones,BoogDeanauncles,Denver;Hinkle,auntsandDavidandJones,Peru;andJennayMacy;andCharShutes,Peru;andJohnnyPeru;andcousinsandfriends.ShewasprecededdeathbyoneColtinFlood;Duffy,andMartin;LorandLaVerneShortyKathrynJones;cousin,TylerFuneralservicesbeheldatThursday,1,2022,atMcFuneralDenver,IndiwithPastorBalmeroffi ciating. Burial will follow in Green lawn neralthethroughmayTeam.riorNorthexpensesdirectedFund,Hinklemadebutionsm.www.mcclainfh.cosentdolencesarrangements.trustedana,Home,funeralAug.p.m.heldMexico,Cemetery,Indiana.VisitationwillbefromNoonto7Wednesday,31,2022,atthehome.McClainFuneralDenver,IndihasbeenenwithConmaybeonlineatMemorialcontrimaybetotheCaytlinMemorialwhichwillbetowardsandtheMiamiWarWrestlingDonationsbemadethelinkonMcClainFuHomesite,www.mcclainfh.com. Obituaries Want to let everyone know about your garage sale? Call 260-563-8326 to place your ad in The Paper of Miami County!
Larry Wayne Southerton, 73 Larry Fulton,FultonployedSoutherton.Eldoralandwasport,1949,residence.gustawayBunkerSoutherton,Wayne73,Hill,passedThursday,Au18,2022,athisBornJuly13,inLogansIndiana,hethesonofGarE.AndMazina(Harvey)Hewasself-emandownedSalvageinIndiana.
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Larry is survived by two children, Ashely Reed, Lo gansport; and Dakota Southerton, Lake Cicott; grandchildren,four
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Laura Kurella is a nationally awardwinning recipe devel oper and columnistfoodwho loves to share recipes from her Midwest kitchen. She welcomes your comments at m.rakurella@yahoo.colau Red Wine Lovers Flat Iron Steak 1 flat iron or flank 2steaktablespoons avo cado oil
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Fast approaching the end of summer, and grilling season, there’s one steak that enables us to enjoy its great grilledmeaty flavor and feed the whole gang without going brokethe flat iron! A lean beef cut that offers a lot of bang for your buck, the flat iron is considered to be the third most tender of steaks there is. However, being lean means it can be a little tougher, but if you know the secret to cooking it, you can make this steak a ten der one, Pickingtoo!up some expert cooking tips from the pros I have a secret they shared: Oil!That’s right, to make the most of a flat iron, simply place a whole, un-cut flat iron into a gallon plastic bag then add 1/4 to1/2 cup of avo cadoWhyoil.avocado oil? Because it’s a fat with a high smoke point (500 degrees), which is the point when a good fat con verts into an evil, transClosefat!the bag, re moving all air, then seal. Massage the meat with the oil to evenly coat, then place it in the coldest part of the freezer. Let rest until oil so lidifies, about 20 minutes.Meanwhile, heat the grill or broiler to 400 degrees. Remove flat iron from the freezer then remove it from its bag and place it directly onto the preheated grill or broiler.Carefully squeeze remaining oil from the bag into a shal low cup then, using a basting brush, cover the top of the steak with half of the cup’s oil.Cook for 3 minutes on a grill/broilerclosed then, using the basting brush, spread remain ing oil carefully over the top of the steak then flip the steak over, and cook on its second side as be fore, for 3 minutes. Remove warmedpromptlysteaktoaserving plate and let it rest in a warm whenminutes.environment(150-degree)for10Thisisthesteakwill
finish cooking, and its protein strands will relax, tenderiz ing the meat while also making it juicier!FYI:If you skip this step the steak will have juices that run out, and be tougher, so patience pays here! For best results, be sure to cut the flat iron thinly grainagainst/acrossandtheasyouwould a brisket.Herenow are some fun and variationsflavorfulforyou to have one last flat iron fling before this sum mer comes to a close. Enjoy and Happy Labor Day!
By Laura Kurella
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Indiana held their 8th Annual “Days at the Pillars” Aug. 27 and 28. There were many booths and demonstrations throughout both days. All the activity took place on the Miami Indian property at the historic Seven Pillars property. Photos by Michelle Boswell FARM MARKET Fresh, local produce in season. Canned goods from The Summer Kitchen. Local maple syrup, sorghum, raw honey. Sweet corn $5.00 dozen If you buy sweet corn in bulk 10 dozen or more its 4.00 a dozen. Watermelons Check out our variety of TUESDAY-SATURDAYproduce.10:00-5:004190W500SP eru IN 46970 Buy 1 get 1 1/2 OFF CanningtTomatoes he Month Sof EPTEMBER! CanningtTomatoes he Month Sof EPTEMBER! Miami Nation of Indians hosts 8th Annual ‘Days at the Pillars’
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THE PAPER 7August 31, 2022 North Miami High School Football Game against Taylor and nets win for the Warriors North Miami - 42, Taylor - 6 Photos by Michelle Boswell
PHS Boys Varsity Cross ByfinishesCountry7thplaceLisaHobbs
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The Tigers de feated Plymouth 4-1 to remain unde feated on the sea son.Peru pulled off the singles sweep with Ian Potts, Ben Beckman, and Gavin #3gles,winningEldridgeat#1sin#2singles,andsinglesrespec tively. Potts posted a score of 6-1, 6-4, Beckman won by a 6-0, 6-0 score, and Eldridge won 6-1 andThe6-2.#2 doubles duo of Jayleb Walsh and Jacob Boswell continued their strong play with a 6-1, 6-3 vic tory.The only blemish of the night for the Tigers was a 2-6, 0-6 loss suffered by the #1 doubles team of Jakob Gray and Lucas Slagel.
North Miami High School Cheerleader at the Friday, Aug. 26 game. Photo by Michelle Boswell
MHS Boys Varsity Cross ByfinishesCountry4thAllenSayger
The Maconaquah boys went to the Taylor Wilderness to run in the Taylor University Invita tional, and they fin ished in 4th place overall in a field of 14Theteams!Braves were led by junior Isaiah Wittenberg, who ran a recordpersonaltimefor the season, finishing in 10th place and com ing in with a time of 16:51. Fellow jun ior Kaden Miller followed up his strong race Tues day with another stellar perform ance, grabbing 36th place and finishing in 17:46. Daylen Schrock (42nd, 18:00) was the next Brave to come in, followed by Kaden Hanson ( 90th, 19:13) and Isaish Moore (98th, 19:23). Also running for the Braves was Jacob
PJHS Cross Coun try Team finishes 6th place By Wilkinson-StoverChelsea
The Peru JH Girls Cross Country team raced hard at their opener.seasonThey ran at Manchester HS, along with Ma conaquah
Peru Girls Var sity Golf team rolls into 3rd ByplaceJJ Burns
The Peru Tigers competed today at the Cross-CountryNorthfield Invi tational at the Field of Dreams in Wabash. The boys team placed sev enth out of 11 teams with Leland Brown placing 1st for Peru and 19th overall with a time of 20:21. Placing 2nd for Peru was Cody Legg with a time of 22:30, and placing 3rd, 4th, and 5th for Peru were Knight,AireianGlen Bald win, and Regan McGuire with times of 23:39, 26:22, and 29:42 re spectively.TheTigers return to action next Sat urday, September 3rd, at the Man chester Invita tional.
MHS Girls Var sity Cross Coun try finishes 5h
By Allen Sayger
Lewis Cass slips by the Braves in 20-14 thriller
ByWinamacbeatsLucasLabare Tigers created a lot of scoring op portunities from the defensive end working up the field. Brycen Har lan with two goals this game.
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In the toughest contest yet, Ma conaquah Boys soc cer undefeatedremainsas the team beat a very good conaquahbeatingtheOakversesbeThewhogoaliethemadeWyattlongwith2ndcornerawaitingwheretopbrookkickcamegoalHicksconaquahScoringtoday’sintacks,Eastbrook’sfenseyear,beenallowingonnowMaconaquahEastbrook.hasscored26goalstheseasonwhile0.Ashasthecaseallthebravesdeshutdownatparticularlythe2ndhalfofgame.forMawasAlexwithatwo-day.HisfirstoffacornerwhichEastclearedtotheofthebox,Alexwasandplacedperfecttoprightshot.ThegoalstartedaRyanOusleycrossedballtoPrice,whoapassacrossfaceofthetoHicks,putitin.nextgamewillTuesdayathomeOakHill.HillhashadbravesnumberMaforseveralyearsinarowandinthelasttwosectionalgames.
The Maconaquah Lady Braves com peted in the Taylor University Invita tional on Juniorteams.ofTheracescompletingSaturday,their5in15days!girlsplaced5th11completeAbbyJor dan continued her strong season by running another personal record time, taking 3rd place overall with a time of 19:22. The freshman tandem of Chloe Jordan (22nd, 21:04) and Zoie Laber (26th, 21:14) are continu ing to learn how to run at the high school level. Sopho more Lucy Losh nowsky ran her best race of the sea son, placing 34th and crossing the line in season23:30)DriscolljuniorLadyscoringrounded(47th,Samantha21:40.Jones22:22)outthefortheBraves,whileLauren(60th,rananotherbest.
The Lewis Cass Kings used punish ing rushing attack in the second half to hold off a gallant effort by the Ma conaquah Braves here Friday night and escaped with a 20-14 non-confer ence“I’mtriumph.superproud of the kid’s effort,” said Brave coach Sports Shorts Shorts,
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PHS Boys Varsity Tennis beats Ply mouth 4-1
strongestprobably30:42).Luke(188th,Quinn(184th,Sayger25:03),Richard26:13),andAbbott(194th,Overall,thiswastheraceof the season for the boys. An excellent effort all around! Mac Boys Soccer remains unde feated
PJHS Girls Cross Country finishes 2nd at Wilkinson-StoverByopenerseasonChelsea
The Tigers were at Chippendale yes terday evening and competed against Eastern and North Miami. Peru ended up finishing third in the three-way match with a score of 237 behind East ern at 208 and North Miami at 230. Kara strongcontinuedBakerherplaywith a round of 41 that was also good enough for medal ist honors. Also scoring for the Tigers were Bailee Beattie with 64, Madi Nero with 65, and Raina Nero with 67. Other scores were Tessa Holland with 65, Brooklyn Weller with 66, andDollyWousterLaineyandAnnieeachwith67,KelseyGuyer and Maddie Cald well each with 68. The Tigers im proved a great deal from their first round at Chippen dale in the Reemersonal12:20,withwell12:18.sonalGarnersnaggedfirst1st.ishingMaconaquahschoolsatsecond-placetheirtryboysson-StoverBy2ndCountryPJHScomingparefewwillInvitationalWesternandusethenextdaysofftopreforabusyupweek.BoysCrosscomesinplaceChelseaWilkinThePeruTigersJHcrosscounteamopenedseasonwithafinishManchester.4ranwithfinwithateamTheindividualplacewasbyBenwithaperbesttimeofBraxtonCaldcamein3rdatimeofalsoaperbest.Jalengrabbed the 10th place fin ish with a time of 14:59. We have sev eral 15:24,Jaxondenrunnersup-and-comingalso.KaeWright15:23,JiminezJaxsonHannigan16:59,PeytonMaze17:50,CarsynFoust18:54,OwenMayhill19:13,PhineasGornto19:13,TJMurphy19:40,OdynBrooks22:55,JaxsonLong25:23,andMarcusGarnerDNF-Injury.
The Peru JH XC team had a fantas tic day at the Oak Hill Invitational on Saturday, Aug. 27, 2022. Placing in the top 25 and receiv ing a ribbon for 13th place with a career personal record time of 14:11. Also running was Esther Collie, 15:13 CPR (28th), Anna Steele 16:00 CPR (43rd), Bailey Butt 16:49 PR (54th), and Sarah Marcum 19:23 CPR (69th). There was a total of 84 for runners in the girl's race from 8 schools. Peru placed 6th overall with a score of 153.
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THE PAPER 9August 31, 2022 Shorts continued from Page 8 Tyler sion.leadgaveperfectKylerdivingthezonecornerKilesophomoreBirneraboundsthrowwasyardsackedsix,reachedAfterdownwithlater,alivekeptdown.yardwithmarchbeganKalebtheBirnerbackjuniordownfieldquicklyoctaneonquicklyleft.6-0ingyard,putfirstclaimedbeforegutskidsthrill-a-minuteaseasywasvisitsstraightwinningatlost43-13,theNorthfield.FridayConferencetoThePioneerperennialbeatingmovedatconaquah’sevenedlose.”teamteamswithwasfoughtfollowingCampbellthehard-battle.“ItagreatgametwogreatandonewasgoingtoThelossMarecord1-1,whileCassto2-0afterstatepowerlastweek.BravesreturnThreeRiversactionhostingCassnowleadsoverallseries,andhasnottotheBraveshomesince1987,15whenMacWalton.ThelastestwinanythingbutfortheKingsCampbell’sspilledtheirfor48minutesCassthewin.Afterascorelessquarter,Casstogetheran80-10-playscordrivetotakealeadwith4:07TheBravesanswered.Startingownits37,Mac’shigh-offensemovedwithquarterBraxtondissectingKingdefense.SheltonMac’stopaydirtanifty35-catchonfirstAJKellythedrivefourplaysconvertingafourth-reception.theBravestheCassBirnerwaswithasix-lossandthenpressuredtooutofsettingupthird-and-12.spottedFuddyintherightoftheendandKiletiedgamewithaTDcatch.Hanson’sPATkickMHSa7-6atintermis
Birner finished the first half with 205 yards on 24 of 31 accuracy. Shel ton had eight catches for 84 yards during the opening half, while Kile added 65 on five recep tions. wouldBirnerfinish the game with 332 yards, completing 32 of 45 passes. On the night, Kelly led Brave receivers with 135 yards on 12 catches, while Shelton (10-96) and Kile (7-80) added to the balanced pass ingCassattack.took the second half kick off and reeled off a 60-yard, seven play drive to take the lead for good, 12-7 with 7:54 showing in the third act. That is when things got a little eredMactookpunt,Afterwild.aBravetheKingsoveratthe37andrecovtheirown fumble on first down. A long run and Brave face mask penalty had the Kings at the 18 on the next play. Cass then ap peared to add an other score on a pass, but Mac’s de fense forced a fum ble at the one and after a wild scram ble soph Ethan Farnell recovered for the StartingBraves.deep in its own territory at their own one, Ma conaquah was fac ing afterKellyofBravetheingwithrunonKingsthethreedancedCooperinterceptedwhenthird-and-sevenaBirnerwasbyFreywhoinfromyardsoutforCasstally.Theconvertedtheconversionfora20-7lead4:44remaininthequarter.TheKingsgotballbackatthe46attheendtheperiodwhenfumbledcatchinga BirnerCasspass.appeared to put the game on ice to start the final act when they began to burn some clock with their schoolthelongwithdeficitPATzone.sprintwithfiedandcoupleKellyCasspassKellytion,AfterduoBirner-to-KellyminutesjustatanddefensebeforethefromTherushinggrindingattack.hostsmovedtheMac46totwo-yardlinetheBravesstiffenedstoppedthemthethreewithundereighttogo.Entertheonceagain.anincompleBirnerhitwithashortalongthesideline.shookoffadefendersthenelectrithecrowda97-yardTDtotheendHanson’strimmedtheto20-147:40left.TheTDpasswaslongestinhistory,
Sophomore Daisy Williams prepares to hit her opening tee shot on the third hole at Bear Slide.
The Maconaquah Lady Braves var sity golf team saw their uplastmentcoursealsoofandhittingwasthewarmnot(theingshotstartstoDaisycardingwonDaisyCass.HeightsoverSlideafter9-0recordhead-to-headimprovetoontheseasonawinatBearGolfCourseHamiltonandLewisSophomoreWilliamsmedalistaftera40.didn’tgetoffthebestofafterherteeonheropenholewentleftplayersdidhavetimetoupbeforematch)butsheherusualself-fairwaysgreenstheresttheway.Sheshowedgreatmanageskillsonherholebylayingwithashort
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Williams earns medalist honors Lady Braves move to 9-0 sea BysonTait Wagner
iron and hitting another short iron into the green in stead of risking going into a bunker or high grass with her driver. Junior Mi randa Stoll’s hard work on her game paid off again as she shot a 43 in the match. To show how high Mi randa’s expecta tions are, despite shooting a 43 on the trackchallengingandtying for second on the evening, she was not happy with her final score. Here’s predicting that Mi randa will makingthanaboutchipsgreens.thesomeeveningwellDobbsSophomoreallfinishwaystillrecently,driftingshotsnight.46dayroundfromStollSeniororsall-conferenceearnhoninafewweeks.CourtneybouncedbackachallengingonWednesnighttocardaonThursdayCourtney’shavebeenabitrightbutshefiguredoutatoscoreandfourthoverinthematch.FinleyhittheballonthebuthadtroubleonhardandfastFinley’sjustran5feetlongershewanted,theputts much
erasing the previ ous mark of 92 yards set in 2014 when addedBradyseveneachandspectively.11tackletoppedandGavinsnaps.onbyandKingsscramblewild,dirt,yardsCassnearoneprearedconaquahrushingwithranpigskinCassfourthhavetimeseconds,inglor.receptioninRobinsonNathanhauledaLukeHannTDvsTayTheBravesscordrivelasted18theonlyMacwouldtheballinthequarterashadthe11:42andouttheclock13straightplays.Maaptohavefinalchancetheendwhenfumbled10frompaybutafterachaotictherecoveredsealedthewintakingakneethefinaltwoUnofficially,NethercuttEthanFarnelltheMHSchartswithand10stopsreKellySheltonwerecreditedwithtacklesandDauschsix.
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Maconaquah lost to the Cass Kings in a thrilling game.
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THE PAPER10 August 31, 2022 Police reports Miami DepartmentSheriff’sCounty Aug. 21 A traffic haz ard was reported at N U.S. 31 and W 1500 N, Macy. This led to a man being taken into custody for operating speedingCountyadvisedlocated.ablecle.catchattemptedU.S.northboundTheonlocktained1050U.S.checkedPeru.NWestoverwaspackagecheckedfounded;ThisBunkerMara7233wassciousincarcerated.Texasrantmaletigation.eratewouldmalesPeru.ChanuteportedfightaTimes,way,atlicesistedintoxicated.whileOfficersasPeruPoDepartment102SBroadHardPeruforphysicalfight.Aphysicalwasreat1234Ave,BothinvolvednotcoopwithinvesOnehadawaroutofandwasAnunconpersonreportedatSU.S.31,Mart,Hill.wasunallokay.AsuspiciousoritemreportedatStandLincolnSt,Thisokay.OfficersatN31andWN,Macyobaradarof108mphagraypass.carwason31.OfficerstothevehiThiswasuntobeOfficersFultonofthevehicle.Aone-vehiclecrashwasreportedatEU.S.24andNBroadway,Peru.Noinjurieswerereported.Astatecrashreportwascompleted.AsuspiciouspersonwasreportedatSFox Hill Rd. and W River Rd, Peru. The subject was asked to move along.Atraffic acci dent with dam age was reported at W U.S. 24 and N Mexico Rd, Peru. Officers were unable to locate a vehicle that had left the scene. Peru Po lice PeruHomeSprings300areaspondedanahandledTheFloraportedturbancepleted.reportported.juriesvehicle.thewascrash.versusglePeruandMeridiancrashhandledDepartmentthereport.OfficersatNRd.E300N,tookasinvehiclecardeerTheredamagetofrontoftheNoinwerereAstatewascomDomesticdiswasreat2151SDr,Peru.callwasbyIndiStatePolice.Officersretotheof2943WS,WillowMobilePark,inreferencetoaverbalaltercationbetweenneighbors.Trespasswarningswereissued.Officersrespondedtotheareaof3408WestoverSt,Peruinreferencetoprescriptionpillsmissingfromasafe.Individualdidnotwishtopursueaninvestigationduetoanongoingcustodyissue.Recordonlyatthistime.DUIwasreportedatE1500NandNPleasantHillRd,Macy.Thiswasunabletobelocated.Officersrespondedtotheareaof2880W560S,Peaceful Acres Mobile Home Park, Lot 1, Peru in refer ence to a bur glary. An arrest was made. This is an ongoing in vestigation.Disorderly con duct was re ported at 2518 Kelly Ave, Peru. A civil issue was reported at 2518 Kelly Ave, Peru. A female stated she has been served a protective order against a male. He is visiting a girl across the street. she was concerned she could get in trou ble for him being there. She was advised if he is visiting across the street from her ment,PoliceBroadway,Aug.himtoalsothere.choicecontrolthatresidenceshehasnooverhistovisitShewasadvisednotcommunicateinanyway.22Officersat35SPeruDepartPeruassistedPeruPoliceDepartmentwithatruckparkedinthemiddleoftheroadway.Malewastakenintocustodybyotherunits.Averbalargumentbetweenrelativeswasreportedat2943W300S,WillowSpringsMobileHomePark,Lot24,Peru.Partieswereseparatedforthetimebeing.AtrafficstopwasconductedatWarhawkRd.andChanuteAve,Peru.Thedriverwaswarnedfor being on his phone Aug.more.residencenottiontomailmaleadvisedmail.messedbelievesboxmovedthecalledtime.curredcrimeNotobedenceleasecurrentlyfemaleMalehismalemalecersAve,1309wasdriving.whileAcivilissuereportedatDonaldsonPeru.Offispoketoaaboutafeopeningmailbox.statedtheisstillontheoftheresiandcouldgettingmailthemailbox.proofthatahasocatthisFemaleinstatingmalerethemailandshehewithherOfficersthefetohaveherforwardedanotherlocaduetoherlivingattheany23AvehicleversusfenceaccidentwasreportedatNortonAve.andRandolphSt,Peru.Acomplainantat90N1stSt,Denveraskedquestionsabouthowtogetherpropertyback.Heex,JamesMoore,hadafewofherbelongingsandherefusedtolethertakethemback.AnanimalproblemwasreportedatLogansportRd.andU.S.31,Peru.Thiswasunabletobelocated.Acomplainantat1104W200N,MiamiCountySheriff’sDepartment,Perure
ported that his dog had been shot with a BB Gun sometime on the evening of Sunday, August 21st.Officers as sisted city units at N Broadway and E Main St, Peru with a traf fic accident with injuries.Awanted per son was re ported at 3449 W St. Rd. Brookside218, Es tates portedcollisionAug.4,HomeMobilePark,LotPeru.24Atwo-vehiclewasreatW800 S & S 200 BunkerW,Hill. No injuries were re Motel,Bus.portedlemsubstanceported.Acontrolledprobwasreat2538S31,SkyviewPeru.Managementwasnotifiedofpossibledrugparaphernalialocatedontheproperty.Itemwillbedisposedof.Officersrespondedtotheareaof2595W3rdSt,Mexicoforanunrulyju
Home Park, Lot 38, Peru in refer ence to a call re garding animal abuse. thelocatewerecall.liceIndianaFloraportedpersonStatedledThislage,MapleSreportedrefusal.toxicatederatingarrestedOneU.S.atwastion.juvenilehowquestionsDenveratcatthemalsNobuticationwasbeenappearsAnimaltohavesickandgivenmedbyownerstillpassed.otheranilockedincagewiththeasreported.Grandparents93S1stSt,hadabouttocontactprobaAtrafficstopconductedS300WandS31,Peru.malewasforopwhileinThreatswereat12948U.S.31,Lot12,LawnVilKokomo.washanbyIndianaPolice.Asuspiciouswasreat2233SDr,Peru.StatePohandledtheOfficersunabletoanyoneinarea.
venile. Juvenile agreed to remain calm for the evening.Officers spoke with a witnessplainantcomandat4611 N 190 W, Peru about identity theft and fraud. This is an ongo ing CreekU.S.areaspondedgivencrashPeru.WabashportedcrashanHill.U.S.portedfireSchool,Middle/HighMiami900reportedAug.rest.intoxicatedoperatingsultedverse.Maplereporteddentpartmenttion.investigaApolicedeacciwasat113St,ConThisreinanwhilear25Threatswereat570EN,NorthDenver.Astructurewasreat9998S31,BunkerAtruckversuselectricalboxwasreat4303ERd,Alocalreportwasonly.Officersretotheof5851S31,CedarMobile
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A young boy able by Michelle Boswell
to enjoy the cool waters of the Mississinewa over the weekend as climbed in Miami County. Photo
THE PAPER 11August 31, 2022 Calendar continued from Page 2 more informa tion, children’sgaragetertainment,goods,willavailable.Carrydinnerdesserts.homemadelastportionsgreaternerTenderloinThereStreet,WestBroadwayblocksBazaar.CharlesAllSept.Tuesday,beday’sscheduleTheSept.DyedAppareluctsucts;&NaturalHerb&ers;Fresh-cutCreations;Crafts;Art,crafts,Butter;CiderProducts;pacaFreshEggQuichéRinds,Shakeups,iceBreads,Pies,HomemadeFreshFifthMuseumMiamiPeruketFarmer’s9Sept.765-919-4278.3242sonMarlenecontactMickelat765-244-or3a.m.to1p.m.–Mar-DowntownnearCountyonStreet.produce,Cookies,Shaved&LemonPorkHoney;and&Salad;Eggs;AlMeatandApple&AppleHandJewelryandWoodConcreteflowHouseholdYardDécor;Plants;BeautyBathprodPetProd&Treats;&Tie-Items.5citytrash–MontrashwillcollectedSept.6.10Day–St.AnnualTwooffofonFifthPeru.willbeaDinwithevenmealthanyearandTheis$12.outisTherebebakedcrafts,enasale, games, and Mums for sale. Don’t miss this treasure of an event that has become a tradi tion in formation,boothsforerycarTherearebrateasthebration.eryannualisCouncilPreventionstanceCountyTheStreet,421EventRiverviewCelebrationRecovery9Sept.crepes.coffeefallbar,enjoyMakeFacebookMercantiletheWorkshopsformore.livemonmums,pumpkins,Fall400tile,CreekMarketFallSept.County.Miami13-17Peddlers–PipeMercan2980WestSouth,Peru.storeflip–cinnarolls,cider,musicandSignupOldeWorldonPipeCreekpage.swags,asouporpaintascenewithand17a.m.to1p.m.–Month–Center,WestCanalPeru.MiamiSubAbuse(SAPC)hosingtheirRecovMonthCeleJoinorganizationtheycelethosewhoinrecovery.willbeashow,recovwalk,gameskids,vendorwithineducation,giveaways,andguestspeakers.Therewillbefreelunch,awards,andevenmoregiveaways.10a.m.to1p.m.–Build-A-Scarecrow–FifthannualBuild-A-ScarecrowfundraiserforHarvesting Capabilities at the Peru Circus Arena, 154 North Broad way, Peru. $25 to build your own scarecrow ketChristmasgic8Nov.Nov.mation.foratContactStreet,421EventRiverviewFundraisernerHospitalitycraticCounty6Oct.Oct.collectionwithbeday’sscheduleTheOct.472-1902.tion,morefurnished.neededeverythingandwillbeForinformacall765-10citytrash–MontrashwillcollectedTuesday’son11.15p.m.–MiamiDemoHoosierDin–AnnualatCenter,WestCanalPeru.Lynette765-985-3929moreinfor4&54–4p.m.top.m.–NostalNorthPoleMar Nov. 5 – 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Nos talgic North Pole storedays,MarketChristmas–BothChristmasflip–pine,hotchocolate,gingerbread,peppermint lattes, live music and Ifmore.you have an upcoming event, send it m.aperofmiami.comboswell@thepto: Auto Garage Sale Saturday Sept. 3 8 am - 2 pm Wabash Co. 4-H Building off Manchester Avenue. Pocket Knives, Hot Wheels, Antiques, Tools, XL,LadiesHousewares,clothessizeNojunk,PricedtoSell!
THE PAPER12 August 31, 2022 Sports Calendar North Miami Aug. 31 5:30 p.m. – Girls Varsity Golf @ Culver Commu nity HighvsVarsityNoonHomeHighvsVarsity10Invitational@Crossdleand9vitationalManchesterCountrysityand9Sept.HighSouthwoodFootball7Sept.High@Varsity6SchoolPeruVolleyballEighthenth6SchoolJr./Sr.ballVarsityVarsity6HomeHighvsVarsity5:30HighNorthfieldVarsity4:30Sept.SchoolJr./Sr.ManchesterVolleyballEighthenth6SchoolHighp.m.–SevandGrade@High1p.m.–GirlsGolfvsSchoolp.m.–GirlsSoccerWabashSchool–p.m.–JuniorandVolleyvsWhitkoHigh–Homep.m.–SevandGrade@Jr.Highp.m.–BoysSoccerWinamacSchool2p.m.–Varsity@School3a.m.–BoysGirlsVarCross@Ina.m.–BoysGirlsMidSchoolCountryManchestera.m.-GirlsSoccerNorthWhiteSchool––BoysSoccerNorthWhiteSchool–Home Sept. 5 6 p.m. –SchoolValleyTippecanoeVolleyballEighthenth6HomeHighnoeballVarsityVarsity6SchoolconaquahFootballEighthenth5:30SchoolValley@Varsity5:30Sept.HomeHighSouthwoodFootballC-TeamvsSchool–6p.m.–BoysSoccerTippecanoeHighp.m.–SevandGrade@MaHighp.m.–JuniorandVolleyvsTippecaValleySchool–p.m.–SevandGradevsMiddle-Home Maconaquah Aug. 31 4:30 p.m. – Girls Varsity Golf vs Taylor High School – Home 4:30 p.m. – Girls and Boys Mid dle SchoolMarionVolleyballSixth6HomeHighSouthwoodVolleyballSeventh6–CatholicJoanTennisMiddle5groundsCountyHowardSchoolJr./Sr.vsCrossSchoolCountryEasternHighatFairp.m.–CoedSchoolvsSt.ofArcSchoolHomep.m.–GirlsGradevsSchool–p.m.–GirlsGradevsHigh–Home6p.m.–GirlsEighthGradeVolleyballvsSouthwoodHighSchool–HomeSept.1 4:30 p.m. – Coed Middle School Tennis vs East ern Jr./Sr. High School – Home 5:30 p.m. – Boys Varsity Soccer @ CrossMiddleBoys12:30@ionCountrysityand8:30Sept.HomeHighfieldballVarsity7Sept.SchoolValleyTippecanoeVolleyballandJunior6HomeHighvsVarsity6SchoolValleyTippecanoeHighp.m.–GirlsSoccerBlackfordSchool–p.m.–GirlsVarsityVarsity@High2p.m.–BoysFootvsNorthJr./Sr.School–3a.m.–BoysGirlsVarCrossMarInvitationalIWUp.m.–andGirlsSchoolCountry Marion Invita tional at IWU Sept. 6 5 p.m. – Coed Middle School Tennis vs Lin coln SchoolWabashVolleyballandJunior6HomeNorthFootballEighthSeventh5:30SchoolMiddle–Homep.m.–BoysandGradevsMiami–p.m.–GirlsVarsityVarsity@High6p.m.–GirlsSeventhandEighthGradeVolleyball@NorthwesternMiddleSchool6p.m.–GirlsSixthGradeVolleyball@NorthfieldJr./Sr.HighSchool7:30p.m.–GirlsVarsitySoccer@NorthwesternMiddle/HighSchool Peru Aug. 31 4:30 p.m. – Girls Varsity Golf Junior5SchoolRochesterTennisandJunior5HomeVarsity4:30Sept.School@Varsity7SchooltralballVarsity6iorgansportTennisJunior5SchoolgansportTennisandJunior5Etna@ern/SouthwoodEastern/WestvsSouthwood–Acresp.m.–BoysVarsityVarsityvs.LoHigh–Homep.m.–CoedHigh@LoJunHighp.m.–JuniorVolley@Tri-CenHighp.m.–GirlsSoccerTaylorHigh1p.m.–GirlsGolf–p.m.–BoysVarsityVarsity@Highp.m.–CoedHigh Tennis MiddleNorthwesternvsSchool –6Homep.m. – Junior Varsity and Varsity Volley ball Rochestervs High School – Home 6 p.m. – Sev enth SchoolValleyTippecanoeFootballEighthenth5:30WhitkoTennisandJunior5Sept.miesCulverVarsity10Sept.SchoolValleyTippecanoeFootball7Sept.MiddleNorthVolleyballEighthandGrade@MiamiSchool2p.m.–Varsity@High3a.m.–GirlsGolf@Acade6p.m.–BoysVarsityVarsityvs.–Homep.m.–SevandGrade@Middle Campers’ Meat Bundle Special 765-472-1513 • HOURS MON. - SAT. 8-6 PM, SUN. 9-4 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 1 Chicken • 2 Lbs. Hamburger • 2 Lbs. Bacon • 2 Lbs. Bulk Sausage • 2 Lbs. Pork Chops • 2 Lbs. Hot Dogs $5000
