Impeachment Vote Moves Against Delaware County Judge Dearth
Indiana House voted 93 to impeach Judge Clarence W. Dearth of the Delaware county circuit court for alleged official misconduct. A board of managers will prosecute. Dearth is automatically suspended until the senate trial.
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Indianapolis
Indiana House of Representatives
Clarence W. Dearth
Delaware County Circuit Court
House
Judiciary
Senate
Judge Dearth
Muncie
House of Representatives
John W. Scott
Rep
Lake and Porter
Munckcs
Delaware County
Committee For Action
Geo. R. Dale
Post-Democrat
Board of Managers
Delphi Citizen Changes Hands
A. B. Crampton Henry B. Wilson and Mindwell C. Wilson sold the Delphi Citizen to Edmund Parke Beadle formerly with Rockville Tribune and Terre Haute Star He now owns the office building and takes possession of the business last Monday Beadle is a noted state newspaper figure and is president of the Indiana editorial association
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A. B. Crampton
Henry B. Wilson
Mindwell C. Wilson
Delphi Citizen
Edmund Parke Beadle
Rockvile Tribune
Terre Haute Star
Beadle
Indiana Editorial Association
Camden Reports One Scarlet Fever Case
Jewel Maxine Musselman is confined to her home with scarlet fever. The house was placed under quarantine Tuesday. The case is reported to be mild. Public health officials urge alertness and precautions to stamp out the disease amid statewide epidemics.
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Jewel Maxine Musselman
Illness of John Plank Holds Steady as Reports Update
The condition of John Plank, seriously ill for some time, remains unchanged. The Bridge club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cripe Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Lesh as guests in the absence of two members. The Literary Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Harold Baker’s home with roll call responses from Kipling. Readings discussed included Deuteronomy, an interpretation of orations, Laws of the Covenant, History of the Book of Moses, and Moses in Art by Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Moore. Current Events.
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John Plank
Bridge Club
Ed. Cripe
Dwight Lesh
Harold Baker
Kipling
Walker
Moses
Moore
Claude Wickard
Mr. Wickard
Solomon Wickard
Thos. Bradfield
Logansport
J. B. Logan
Rockfield
Jesse Logan
Ronald
Peggy Jo
Kenneth Bohannon
WJJD
Carl Lake
I. &. Johnson
Arthur Ritchie
Webb Robeson
Robeson
Johnson
Lake
Ritchey
Fromer
Corn Borer Scare In Cass Proves False
In a letter from Purdue entomologist J. J. Davis county agent W. R. Zechiel was told a specimen worms found on a Washington township farm was a smartweed borer harmless to corn. The worm resembled the corn borer but proved not to be the European corn borer.
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Logansport
J. J. Davis
Purdue University
Washington Township
W. R. Zechiel
Masonic Party Planned by Mt Zoin Lodge Next Monday
Arrangements for the Masonic party at the Masonic hall in Mt. Zoin Lodge No. 211 are complete. The program starts at 7:45 with vocal and instrumental music and readings, followed by refreshments and a dance. Two hundred invitations have been mailed, with expectations of a highly enjoyable event.
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Ivan
Mt. Zoin Lodge
A. M
Evenue
Masonic Hall
Oliver Day at Purners Draws Farmers for Demonstrations
Oliver Day at Purners hardware drew farm families for machinery displays and sales. A heavy draft team sold to Roscoe Gr Neda near Kokomo, Milt Wilson won the two row cultivator bid, and several attendees won free prizes including Nelson Hinkle Lewis Wallace and Clarence Crec.
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Oliver
Purner’s Hardware
Purner
Nelson Hinkle
Milt Wilson
Lewis Wallace
Clarence Crec
Sharp Shanks Wedding Solemnized In Washington Township
Ione Shanks married Dale Sharp in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony at the Shanks home in Washington Township. Rev. Dupree officiated. the bride wore white flat crepe with lace and rhinestones. no attendants. The couple planned to live on the bride’s father’s farm after a brief honeymoon trip.
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James O. Shanks
Washington Township
Ione
Dale Sharp
Nelson Sharp
Flora
Dupree
Flora Baptist Church
Coy Shanks
Geneva Rice
Sharp
Niagara Falls
Grisso and wife visit Mrs Martin's family east of town
Ralph Grisso and his Chicago-based wife arrived Monday to visit Mrs Grisso's parents, Mr and Mrs Jess Martin, located east of town.
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Ralph Grisso
Chicago
Lois Grisso
Indianapolis
Jess Martin
Edrington
James I. Griffey
Forest Scholl
Adam Blocker
Camden
Man refuses anesthetic as surgeons amputate fingers
Noblesville Indiana March Albert Mount aged deputy sits in his chair at home while surgeons amputate three fingers without anesthesia. The hand was crushed when caught in a halter as he tried to tie a horse in a stall.
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Noblesville, Tned
Mar
Albert Mount
Dehty
Local notes from Logansport and nearby towns
Community news includes visits by M Harmon to Logansport, Mrs. Harold Baker and Mrs. A J Moore in Indianapolis, and families visiting Logansport and Deer Creek. The Jackson Township Home Economics club meets March 1 with events starting March 13 at the Baptist church. A Cleveland-bound Anna Daniels mourns a brother, while Aunt Lucy Lenon shows improvement. Several local moves, visits, and a Camden High school basketball season close with a 19 to 17 win over Idaville and 24 23 curtain raisers.
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The
Baptist Church
Anna Daniels
Cleveland
Ohio
Lucy Lenon
Camden High
Idaville
Camden Snails
Camden and LD rival in sectional basketball opener
Camden eyes a sectional showdown with its LD rival, aiming to win the sectional and advance to the regional at Kekomo on March 12. The Camden squad has improved with a new lineup, and a full schedule of Friday and Saturday games features Deer Creek Flora and other matchups among 100 teams in the event.
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Mora
Kekomo
Camden
Twelve-year-old girl flags passenger train after rail breaks
Mary Brock, twelve, daughter of C. J. Brock, in Nashville Indiana, spotted a broken rail on the Witnea Central near Preyvlac County and used her apron to flag the morning passenger train, preventing a wreck.
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Nashville
Ind
Mary Brock
C. J. Brock
Witneis Central
Preyvlac
Loganport Faces Tough Sectional Route In Berry Bowl
Logansport, viewed as a top state team, draws three of Cass county’s four strongest clubs in the sectional at Berry Bowl gymnasium on March 5. Dopesters predict a challenging path to the four-win requirement.
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Logansport
Cass County
Birthdays Celebrated by Mrs Landis and Mrs Raber
A birthday dinner was held yesterday at the Carl Raber home to honor Mrs Howard Landis and Mrs Carl Raber. Attending were Bruce Yerkes and family, Leonard Yerkes and family, Howard Landis and family, Mrs Alta Fouts and Miss Isabelle McGee. Guests anticipate a repeat gathering with pleasure.
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Carl McFarland
Delphi
Curtis McCain
R. M. Cline
Burlington
Grandma Stones
Bert Ulery
John Horn
Bob Heiland
Heiland
Reiner Farm
Carll Raber
Howard Landis
Carl Raber
Bruce Yerkes
Leonard Yerkes
Alta Fouts
Isabelle McGee
Weather Dims Sugar Making Hopes For Maple Syrup
Unfavorable conditions threaten maple sugar and syrup supply as extended cold snaps hinder sap flow. Producers await warmer sunny days to revive collection and prevent a shortfall in the local supply.
Local Boy Hospitalized After Auto Collision
Loganport fifteen year old Armul Foust is in a local hospital after being struck by a car driven by farmer A O Deel on Monday night. The youth was roller skating and fell into the vehicle path. Delphi resident Julia Margowski aged 84 died at home after seven weeks illness. She is survived by a son George a daughter Agnes three stepsons and three step daughters. Monticello reports a chicken theft surge prompting a farmers protective meeting in the circuit court room this Saturday March 5 with almost every county farmer affected.
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Logansport
Armul Foust
A. O. Deel
Delphi
Julia Margowski
Carroll County
George
Agnes
Monticello
Ind
Circuit Court Room
Mc Kay Held on Theft Charges in Delphi
Robert Mc Kay is jailed in Delphi on charges of stealing chickens with a $1500 bond. He faced a preliminary hearing in Justice of Peace Charles Wilkinson's court Tuesday and was bound over to the circuit court for trial.
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Delphi
Robert McKay
Court of Justice of Peace
Charles Wilkinson
Card Of Thanks From Emma Daniels And Family
We thank friends neighbors relatives and the minister for kindness and sympathy after our bereavement Also grateful for the beautiful floral offerings Mrs Emma Daniels and family Mr and Mrs Charles Leazenby and children
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Emma Daniels
Charles Leazenby
The Outlaw Express shines in Leo Maloney Western
Leo Maloney stars as a bold express operative in The Outlaw Express a Pathe Western about safe gold shipments amid outlaw bands Melbourne MacDowell Taylor Duncan and Joan Renee also star with Albert Hart portraying the crooked express agent The cast elevates this second Pathe release into a brimming frontier feature
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Leo Maloney
Pathe
West
Maloney
Melbourne MacDowell
Taylor I. Duncan
Joan Renee
Albert Hart
Crooked Express
Mack Sennett Comedy The Iron Nag at the Rialto
The Mack Sennett studio boasts the funniest horse race ever filmed in The Iron Nag a Pathe comedy. Billy Bevans plays Joe Gobb a tramp mistaken for jockey Sloan chosen to ride Cyclone in a big race leading to a riotous climax of merriment.
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Mack Sennett
Pathe
Kentucky
Billy Bevans
Joe Gobb
Sloan
Cyclone
Colonel Calhoon
Nag
Old Age Kills Legendary Purdue Egg Layer
In Lafayette Indiana on March 1 report that Lady Purdue a renowned long distance egg layer at the Purdue poultry farm has died at almost eleven years old. The hen set a laying record of 1 491 eggs, an achievement never equaled. Old age was blamed for the death.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue Poultry Farm
Lady Purdue
Atwater Kent Radio Hour Sunday Evening Concert
London string quartet selections and works by Mozart, Tschaikowsky, Mendelssohn, Grainger, Schubert and Beethoven to be broadcast. Solo soprano Sally in Our Alley and pieces by Bridge and Frank Grainger featured, with a finale Presto from Schubert and Beethoven quartet movements.
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Atwater Kent Radio Hour
London
String Quartet
Mozart
See Edrington for a Beautiful All Wool Suit
An advertisement highlights a complete wool suit priced at 18 dollars and 85 cents, promoting quality attire for shoppers seeking value. The offer appears in a period-appropriate retail section with emphasis on fabric and price.
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Edrington
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