Notable Deaths and Crime Bits From Indiana News
Indiana brief notices report the deaths of Harlan Brown, Mrs. Claude Brubaker, Rev. J W Flora, Edward Rouff, George Matthews relative details, and Harold Holt’s burglary sentence. Also noted are a banker Harry Strickland, Dr O E Dale, a theft spree in Bluffton, farm thefts by Lonnie Kellar and Ancil Case, a prison law appeal in Laporte, a baby kidnapping near Centerville, and the Dalhover death sentence appeal.
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Harlan Richard
Harry) Brown
Grace Baker
Linton
Indiana State
Michigan City
Claude Brubaker
Edward C
Dick) Rouff
Kammerer Glue Company
New Albany
James Voyle
South Bend
la Salle Street
Chicago
Harold Holt
Richmond
Indiana
Joseph Camp
Hamilton County
F. T. Camp
George Clancy Matthews
Martinsville
William Bateman
Washington
Julia A. Bateman
Harry G. Strickland
Greenfield Banking Company
Indiana House of Representatives
Greenfield
O. E. Dale
Fayette County
Fayette Memorial Hospital
Charles Hamilton
Everton
Bluffton
Harold Johnson
John Eversole
Lonnie Kellar
Otis Stewart
Noblesville
State Reformatory
Pendleton
Kellar
Supreme Court
Laporte
Russell W. Smith
Laporte Court
Stanley Moneyhon
John Bryan
Centerville
James Dalhover
al Brady
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Hammond
Paul Minneman
Dalhover
Thomas W. Slick
Georgia Friediey
Sake Pers
Public Library
Bedford
Mont Permanent Picnase
Orton Boia
Magazine Solicitations and Social Reflections from Oulton
A collage of local notes in Oulton Texas recalls magazine solicitations among collegians, their faded hopes for subscriptions, and ironic nostalgia. The piece pivots to a skeptical meditation on female leadership, citing Elizabeth I Victoria, Florence Nightingale, Clara Barton, and First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt as exemplary figures, contrasting past battlefield and public life with current political rhetoric.
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Oulton
Texas
Henry the Eighth
England
Elizabeth
Victoria
Florence Nightingale
Clara Barton
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Judge Scudder Fights Greenwich Dog Barking Ban
Judge Townsend Scudder, former New York Supreme Court justice, fights a Greenwich Connecticut ruling that bans most of his 70 cocker spaniels for excessive barking. He offered to deploy a test dog and a watchdog to count barks, but the selectmen refused. The saga recalls his early career and defense of his pets amid local controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Townsend Scudder
New York Supreme Court
Connecticut
Round Hill
Scudder
Horace
Sabine
Judge Scudder
Southport
Congress
Supreme Bench
Jesus Preaches First in Galilee and Calls Disciples
The public ministry begins with preaching in Galilee, then calling followers, and later healing a demon-possessed man. Jesus speaks with authority, unlike the lawyers, and commissions disciples to carry on his work. Demons acknowledge him yet cannot testify for him. Believers must show faith and act now.
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Our
Judea
John
Lord
Galilee
Mark
Jesus
Moody
God
Satan
Jesus Christ
Holy One
Beece Ope
Christ
Physical Handivays and the Struggle with Handicap Barriers
A fragmented passage discusses overcoming physical handicaps and the social barriers faced by individuals with disabilities. It hints at attitudes, resilience, and the challenges of daily life in adapting to limitations. The text appears as a historical note on disability and inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
I Albert
Cavendish-Bentnnck
Rikopold
England
Haget
Make a chintz bedspread with 36 inch width fabric
Learn to craft a matching chintz bedspread with seams for a 54 inch bed. The guide details cutting center portions first, pillow cover pieces, side ruffles, and corded seams using a cording foot. A book by Ruth Wyeth Spears offers full sewing directions. send 25 cents to Chicago for a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notion Counters
Spears
South Desplaines St
Chicago
Illinois
Quotations on Courage Love and Resolve from Historic Thinkers
A compact collection of sayings from Montalgue Simms Whitehead Thompson Ether and Sir Philip Sidney on wisdom patience love generosity and perseverance. The lines emphasize thinking before acting avoiding cowardice and finding paths in adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Simms
Whitehead
Thompson
Sir Philip Sidney
Goin A Man Returns to Beginning After Windfall
A man nearly a century old receives a windfall and vows to start anew where he began fifty years earlier. He declares time should not defeat our people and remains undaunted by age. Ad emphasizes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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Monty
Eddrees
Baton Rose
Hotel Majestic and Baths
Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas
National Park
Uncle Phil
Cervantes
Salve
Bose
Publilius yTus
WNU
Magasine Solicitors
Irving. Cobb
Hart
Waterbrook
P. S
Northwestern
Vermont
Virginia
Dakotas
Freedom of the Press
Berkeley
Lemuel F. Parton
Jacqueline, Cochran
New York
Miami
Floyd
Cathie
Seroms Eye
Eh Utility Ace
Atlas Corporation
Ini
Bionde Aviatrix
Pensacola
Abe
Western Newspaper Union
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Dr. Pierce
Rafik Tae
Hood
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