DePauw Dominates Track Meet in Dusty Showdown
DePauw overwhelmed Ball Teachers College of Muncie 91 to 34 at Black Stockfield on Wednesday. Carter set a two mile mark in 10:04.7 and Button threw the shot 42 feet 9 inches, both new school records. Ramsey and Gunn each took two firsts for DePauw, with Fulmer and Gordz shining for the visitors.
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Burns
Dunbar
Carter
McFadden
Armour
Vanter
Biggerstaff
Moll
Headdy
McKinley
Bowman
Ramsey
Gunn
Vawter
Humphrey
Hogan
Fulmer
Fravel
Cordz
Scote
Howell
Turner
Scott
Bullton
Derek
Sectional Track Meets Set For May 11 Across Indiana
One hundred sixty high school teams will compete in fifteen sectional track and field meets on Saturday May 11. Winners advance to the state finals at Technical High School on May 18. Centers and participating schools include Montezuma Vigo County Parke Putnam Vermillion Montgomery and Fountain counties.
Meeting on B&O Monon merger in Indianapolis
The Indiana State Chamber of Commerce board of directors Monon railroad officials and Indiana public service commission members will meet at 2 PM Tuesday at the state chamber headquarters to discuss the proposed B&O Monon merger. J E Fredrick of Kokomo chairs the call as chamber president. A prior traffic session will send its recommendation to the afternoon gathering.
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Monon Railroad
Indiana Public Service Commission
State Chamber
Board of Trade
Monon
J. E. Fredrick
Kokomo
Appeal Boomerang Increases Damages In Land Case
In La Porte Indiana on April 17 a circuit court jury raised damages owed to Earl Rhoda of Kingsbury from 700 to 1500 after the state highway commission appealed. County commissioners had deemed 700 sufficient for a small land corner used to straighten State Road No. 29. Taxpayers will bear the higher payout.
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LA Porte
Ind
State Highway Commission
Earl Rhoda
Kingsbury
Rhoda
Straighening
Highway Commission
Three to ten year penalties for chicken theft in Indiana
Booneville Indiana April 17 three to ten years is the penalty in Circuit court for chicken theft under a new law. Charles Kinson and Everett Goodwin of Owensboro Kentucky pleaded guilty marking the first cases expected to curb raids that have cost farmers in the area about five thousand dollars in chickens. Pearl Robinson and Myrtle Steinogle held as witnesses.
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Booneville
Ind
Charles Kinson
Everett Goodwin
Owensboro
Pearl Robinson
Myrtle Steinogle
Kinson
Goodwin
Handy’s Fresh Buttermilk Ad at Local Markets
A brief grocery notice highlights Handy’s Fresh Buttermilk available at grocery and meat markets. The item emphasizes convenience for shoppers seeking dairy products.
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Handy
Former society girl at Capitol joins Carmelite order
Miss Elizabeth Anne Clem 21 once a Washington society favorite and daughter of Maj. Gen. John L. Clem became Sister Anne of the Trinity as she was invested with the habit at a New Albany monastery. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Clem attended the ceremony.
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New Albany
Ind
Elizabeth Anne Clem
Washington Society
John L. Clem
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis
Clem
Anne of the Trinity
Foreclosure action against nonresident Allen spouses in Putnam Owen counties
Public Savings Bank of Evansville sues Elmer E. Allen and Susan C. Allen to foreclose a mortgage on real estate in Putnam and Owen counties Indiana. The defendants named nonresidents must appear by June 16 1929 or risk a default judgment as the court convenes in Greencastle.
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Putnam County
Circuit Court
Public Savings Bank of
Evansville
Elmer E. Allen
Susan C. Allen
Putnam and
Owen Counties
Ind
Greencastle
Ferd Lucas
Hays & Murphy
Greencastle Township seeks funds for cemetery cleanup
Notice to taxpayers of Greencastle Township Putnam County Indiana that the Advisory Board will consider an additional appropriation of 1060 from the General Township Fund to clean and clear Green Castle's Old Cemetery. Meeting set for May 4 1929 at 2 PM in the Township Trustee's office, Greencastle Court House. Trustees and board members named and required to attend.
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Nave
Derevy LE
Greencastle Township
Putnam County
Indiana
General Township Fund
Greencastle
M. P. Coffman
Omer Stoner
Fannie C. Farrow
Paul Albin
Kenneth Allee Named Coach at Flora High School
Kenneth Allee former Pine Village coach signs to direct athletics at Flora high school He was a Bainbridge arts player and a Wisconsin graduate He directed basketball and track at Flora for the 1928 29 season Pine Village net five won majority of contests under his coaching potential impact noted.
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Pine Village
Kenneth Allee
Flora High School
Allee
Bainbridge
University of Wisconsin
Pine Village Net Five
Flora
Yesterday's results across leagues and cities
American Association games included Indianapolis 4 Milwaukee 2 and Minneapolis 9 Columbus 8. St Paul 11 Toledo 10. Kansas City 10 Louisville 2. American League saw Philadelphia 13 Washington 4 and St Louis 5 Chicago 3. Detroit 15 Cleveland 3. Boston at New York on wet grounds. National League Cincinnati 8 St Louis 3 and Chicago 13 Pittsburgh 2. Brooklyn at Boston rain. New York at Philadelphia on wet grounds.
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
DePauw Phi Beta Kappa Initiates Local Students
The DePauw chapter held its fortieth annual initiation and dinner at the Methodist Church. Officers elected for the coming year include Prof. Harry Gough as president and Prof. Ernest Smith as vice-president, with Mrs. Grafter Longden as treasurer. Initiates named are Mona Eckardt Richard Boesen George Dirks and Russell Nichols. Frank Roberts Jr. a 1920 graduate was elected to Phi Beta Kappa.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Methodist Church
Harry Gough
Ernest Smith
H. FE. H. Greenleaf
Dirk
Miss Carlson
Mona Eckardt
Richard Boesen
George Dirks
Russell Nichols
Frank Roberts
Gillespie Street
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Putnam County
Sheriff Edward Eiteljorge will auction at the south door of the Putnam County Court House on May 11 1929 between 10 AM and 4 PM rents and profits of 163 acres. Foreclosure covers The Federal Land Bank of Louisville vs Hale Overstreet Aileen Overstreet Helen ORear Haven E. ORear Kathleen ORear Vera Hostetter Ralph Hostetter and The First Putnam County National Farm Loan Association. If needed the fee simple of remaining real estate may be sold to satisfy the decree interest and costs. Corwin and Gillen Attorneys promote the sale.
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Putnam Circuit Court of Indiana
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Hale Overstreet
Aileen Overstreet
Helen O’rear
Haven E. O’rear
Kathleen O'Rear
Vera Hostetter
Ralph Hostetter
Putnam County National Farm Loan Association
A. D
Court House
Putnam County
Indiana
Edward Eiteljorge
Corwin & Gillen
Attys
Crawford Hotel Leave Greencastle Times
Train or bus schedule snippet shows Crawford Hotel departures from Greencastle at 8:45 PM 12:45 PM 4:10 PM and 7:00 PM with destination or service noted in abbreviated times.
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Greencastle
A. M
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