Salary probe delays in Marion County jail inquiry
In Indianapolis April 3 the federal probe into Sheriff Robert F. Miller’s jail administration continues indefinitely as U.S. attorney Frederick Van Nuys says the case has many unexpected features. Witnesses from across the region will testify. a contract copy with Marion County delays further action. Meanwhile county commissioners defer $3.75 in salary and expense claims pending the jail inquiry into alleged prisoner mistreatment and related abuses.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Sherr
Robert F. Miller
Marion County
B. Anderson
Fredrick van Nuys
United States
Miller
Fed
Wn Nuys
Earl Houck
Terre Haute
Bureau of Investigation
Newberry
Michigan
Cer
Board of County Missioners
S Zn
Gambin
Warrants Issued Against Pool Room Operator
Larshall O Hair swore out a warrant charging Artie O Hair with allowing minors to loiter and play in his pool room on the east side of the square. The operator had been warned repeatedly by the mayor that minors cannot loiter or play in a pool hall. tarvinlee mas eeggmmiller and gilbert were mentioned in connection with pool room activities.
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Larshall O'Hair
Artie O’hair
O'Hair
Tir
Onors
Tarvin Lee Mas‘eegmiller
Gilbert If
Meridian Lodge Takes Ten In Mt Meredian Degree Class
The Meridian Lodge of I C took in a class of ten members Thursday night. The Mt Meredian degree team, regarded as one of the best in the state, led the work. Attendees included Ford, Lanster, Oscar Blue, O G Webb, and Robert Perrca from this city. The Fortnightly Club plans a May meeting with Frank Bittles at Ner y home on Fo Seminary Street. Miss Undew, an instructor at DePauw University, is ill at home on Taylor Avenue. Mrs Addie F Ringo of this city will spend Easter with her daughter, Miss Maude Ringo, an English instructor at Munette High School, Munette Ind.
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I. C
Nery
Fo+ Seminary street
DePauw UN Mh
Taylor Avenue
Addie F. Ringo
Mise Maude Ringo
Munete High School
Munete
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Ind’anapolis
Tom Welch
Greencastle
St. Vincent’s Heep'tal
Indianapolis
Edgar Carber
Carolyn
South Bend
William Skelton Dies. Washington Settler and Baptist Minister
William Skelton, 73, longtime Washington township resident and Baptist pastor at Otter Creek for 15 years, died at his home near Reelsville after months of illness due to heart and stomach trouble. He leaves seven children from his first marriage and a wife from a second marriage, with seven more children, including son David Skelton a Democratic candidate for Third district commissioner. Surviving children include George W. Skelton, David J. Skelton, Mrs. John Mace, Lemual O. Skelton, Isaac Skelton, Clarence E. Skelton, and Paul Skelton of Brazil.
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William Skelton
Washington Township
Reelsville
Skelton
Reelsvile
Otter Creek
Providence
Eel River
David Sketon
John Mace
Lemual O. Skelton
Isaac Skelton
Clarence E. Skelton
Paul Skelton
Brazil
Princess Chrysanthemum operetta at high school auditorium
About sixty high school girls under Mrs George Christie will perform in an afternoon and evening production of the operetta Princess Chrysanthemum set in Japan. Dressed in Japanese costumes, female students take male roles while new stage scenery featuring an old English castle background and colorful side settings premieres. The four hundred dollar flyings installation enhances the hiwi school auditorium stage.
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George Christie
Japan
Hiwi School Auditorum
Real Estate Transfers and Local Socials in City
Real estate transfers listed include John B White to Mate Blaydes in Franklin township for 9 dollars, Josephine Monter to Ralph Minter in Floyd township for 1 dollar, New MaysWlle Cemetery Ass to Lucy Bowen for 24 dollars, Henry L Stoner et al to Arthur Stone in Greencastle for 1000 dollars, Fay S Hamilton to Anna McAnnally in Greencastle for 1600 dollars, and Ross E Huffman et al to Alonzo Evans for 100 dollars for 3 percent acres in Washington township. Local social notes mention Mr Frank Heath, township assessor, visiting from Belle Union. James Shamel Easter visit with daughter in Connersville. Greene band rehearsal April 5 at 7 30 in K of P lodge. Triangle Club gathering April 5 at Helen Sallusts home. Mr and Mrs Ward Christie visiting from Indianapolis en route to Chicago. Mr and Mrs Julius Bryan planning a weekend trip to Paragon. Miss Mary Cemm of Indianapolis visiting the city. Miss Cammack former domestic science teacher remains noted.
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John B. White
Mate Blaydes
Franklin Township
Josephine B. Monter
Ralph L. Minter
Floyd Township
Lucy Bowen
Henry L. Stoner
Arthur Stone
Greencastle
Fay S. Hamilton
Anna McAnnally
Ross E. Huffman
Alonzo Evans
Washington Township
Frank Heath
Belle Union
Heath
James Shamel
A J. Knoll
Connersville
Mr.Knoll
Greene Band
K. of P. Lodge
Triangle Club
Helen Sallust
Elmtreet
Ward Christie
Intonapolis
Christie
South College ‘Aven
Julius Bryan
Paragon
Ind
Cues
Mary Cemm
Indianapolis
Henry Clay Lewis
Cammack
Presbyterian Church Easter Program in Indiana city
The Easter program at the Presbyterian Church features an organ prelude doxology invocation hymn and choir pieces including Easter Joyous Easter By the Thorny Way of Sorrow Resurrection Morn. Miss Minnie Williams directs musical numbers with several assistants. Miss Mary Cammack of Indianapolis visits. Miss Cammack formerly led the local domestic science department. Melvin Coffman and Florence Wright marry in Paris Illinois and will reside with Coffman’s family on East Hanna Street. The Farmers Directors Association meets to discuss a county farm bureau paper edited by the county agent. Houck of Indianapolis visits. Mr and Mrs R M Smith of Indianapolis guest of Mrs R A Lawton. Tressa Brewer of Indianapolis spends weekend with Lawton family.
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Mary Cammack
Indianapolis
Miss Cammack
Floreence Wiright
DePauw School of Music
Melvin Coffman
Parke Coffman
East Hanna Street
Paris
Ill
Coffman
Hanna Street
Bicknell Hardware
Lem
M. Houck
Houck
Madison Township
Ianapolis
R. M. Smith
R. A. Lawton
Franklin Street
Tressa Brewer
Third Candidate Out for County Commissioner
The third Democrat candidate for county commissioner in the Third District, M. Chamberlain of Cloverdale, today announced his candidacy in the Herald. Chamberlain is a longtime county Democrat with many friends. Also noted is Chamberlain’s bid for the Democratic nomination for county recorder, well known to voters across the county.
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M. Chamberlain
Cloverdale
the Herald
Chamberlain
Cramber- Ian
Easter Program at College Avenue Sunday School
The College Avenue Sunday School plans an Easter program starting at 9 30 sharp with hymns acrostics solos recitations and a floral display. Participants include Esther Sweet Kenneth Dawson Elizabeth Rariden Ruth McCullough Mary O Rear Louise Lucas Mary Fraley and many others from the Primary and younger departments.
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College Avenue
J P D
John
Jas. Goodwine
Esther Sweet
Kenneth Dawson
Elizabeth Rariden
Buster Brown
Truman Kirkpat
Banquet for Guarantee Fund Life Insurance Agents Held
Brown and Mocett hosted a Vermillion Cafe banquet for Guarantee Fund wife Insurance Company agents and officers. Attendees included Frank Shea Nathan Call Dr Stroube Frank Gifford J A Hanks Vern Davis and Jesse Airart. A collision at Washington and College ended with both cars fleeing the scene as brakes were applied and rapid driving noted. no injuries reported. Seut L M Shields and party, recruiting for the tank corps, left for Camp Meade after touring since January. Mrs Chiles Moore of Indianapolis visits her relatives Mr and Mrs C Anspaugh on West Columbia Street.
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Brown & Mocett
Vermillion Cafe
Guarantee Fund
Wife Insurance Company
Frank Shea
Nathan Call
Dr. Stroube
Roachdale
Frank Gifford
J. A. Hanks
Vern Davis
Bainbridge
Jesse Airart
Crawfordsville
Washington and
College Avenue
Buick
Overland
Washington Street
L. M. Shields
Latte
Tank Corps
Camp Meade
Shelds
Chiles Moore
Indianapolis
C. Anspaugh
Columbia Street
Easter Sunday Aim at College Avenue Dr Blanchard
Dr Blanchard promotes a target of 400 or more on Easter Sunday at College Avenue, inviting parents to observe and see what their children are accomplishing.
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Dr. Blanchard
College Avenue
Separation of Highway and Railroad Crossing Hearing
The Public Service Commission of Indiana will hear the petition of George Aker and others for separation of the highway and railway crossing in Reelsville Putnam County on April 12, 1920 at 1 30 p m in the town hall Reelsville Indiana.
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Public Service Commission of Indiana
George Aker
Reelsville
Putnam County
Indiana
Democratic candidate for governor visits Greencastle
Dr. Carlton B. McCullough of Indianapolis, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, spoke to Putnam County Democrats in Greencastle on Saturday.
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Carlton B. McCullough
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Putnam County
Five Thousand Hogs Receipts and Local Movements
Hog sale receipts show 5000 hogs and 450 calves and 800 sheep with steady hog prices from 14.75 to 16.75 per hundredweight. Lightweights 16.25 to 16.50 heavies 15.00 to 16.00. pigs 15.75. Local buyers bought 4000 hogs, the rest to outsides. Cattle active and steady, calves 50 cents lower, sheep steady. Community notices include church Easter plans, baptisms, illness updates, and a Green Castle fire department member visiting. Local scouting and church leadership discuss plans and youth programs, urging men to support Boy Scout activities and Christian mentorship.
Conversion Call On Friday Night Missed All Scents of Change
Mrs Barr urged attendees on Friday night to confess their decision to Christ but none made a public start after nine years of age. The report notes the subdued response and the long outreach prior to the gathering.
Evangelistic meetings draw wide turnout at tabernacle
Thirty-one people responded to the evangelist’s call as the union meetings at the tabernacle continued with varied sermons and testimonies. Mrs Barr led talks on Christ’s coming and the deity, while Mr Huffman and Mrs Barr shared experiences of faith and ministry.
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Tabernacle
Mr. Daugherty
Tabernnacle
Union
Giis
Barr
Christian Covenant
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Sheriff Miller
Wiler
Presbyterian Church
Schnecker
Krug
Garnet Lockett
College Ave
Rick
Elizabeth Sweet
Virgin
Betty Pence
Muse
My. Chase Daugherty
Mary O’rear
Margaret Emily McGaugrey
Helen Hemrick
Robert McCutchan
James Horney
Doris Clement
Anna Nchols
Dorothy Ann Byrn
Kyle Hurhes
Ferree Cough Homan Peck
Melaughey
Louis Froley
Annabel
Isher Chas
Haymer
Laura Hauck
Charlotte Taylor
Loyd Thomas
Gherles W. Daugherty
the Tabernacle
Leonoman
Daughety
Hhas
Sally Wrere
Louis Carpenter
Frank Stephens
Friends
Tabernacle Schedule
Huffman
College Avenue Methodist Church
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