Local News Notes and Community Events in Greencastle
Sunday school class meets at 7 30 Wednesday at 514 South Jackson with Virginia Williams. Dillard Sands v Charles Pearson slander case defense filed. Joseph Howe Steele funeral at 2 30 at McCurry Funeral with Dr C Howard Taylor officiating. Forest Hill Cemetery interment. L S B bridge club to meet at Mrs Robert Sweeney’s on Beveridge Street. Helen Johnson breaks arm cranking car. treated at Indianapolis hospital. Greencastle Second Ward basketball hosts unbeaten Third Ward in gym for school championship round.
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The
Baptist Church
Virginia Williams
South Jackson Street
Joseph Howe Steele
Sunnyside
Indianapolis
McCurry
C. Howard Taylor
Methodist Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Bridge Club
Robert Sweeney
Beveridge Street
Helen Johnson
Stilesville
Miss Johnson
Greencastle High School
Greencastle
Warning to Apple Growers to Spray Trees at Once
Putnam county apple growers are warned to spray their orchards at once per an announcement to Floyd Miller from Monroe McCown Purdue horticulture specialist. If sprayed more than seven years ago for pink or pre pink disease another application is advised. if never sprayed the work should be done immediately using lime sulfur in water with arsenate of lead omitted.
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Putnam County
Floyd Miller
Monroe McCown
Purdue
Vacation Ends as DePauw Students Return to Classes
Most DePauw University students are back in town and classes resumed this afternoon after a spring vacation that began Thursday at noon and ended today at noon. Students spent Easter holidays at home.
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DePauw University
University
Livestock markets show varied prices in Indianapolis
Hogs 6,000 head with holdovers 4538. 15-25 cents lower. 160-250 Ibs $10.25-10.40, 250-300 Ibs $10-10.25, 150-160 Ibs $9.75-10.25, 100-130 Ibs $9-9.50. Packing sows $8.25-9, few $9.25. Cattle 1,350, calves 800. early steer sales $10-10.25. Cows mostly $7-8.50, heifers under $11.50. Low cutters 4.75-6.50, wealers $11 down. Sheep 200, market steady. clipped lambs $8-9, shorn ewes down from $5.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Gold Star Mothers to Wear Special Badge
The War Department announced a distinctive badge for gold star mothers and widows traveling to French graves. The badge features a gold medal lion with a gold star, inscribed "Pilgrimage of Mothers and Widows," oak and laurel sprays, crossed flags, and the U S shield. The first pilgrim group sails May 7.
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Washington
France
War Department
United States
Pilgrims
Bryan Family Visiting Shamel Family in Madison Street
Mr and Mrs Robert Bryan and their children from Peoria TJ are visiting Mr and Mrs Edgar Shamel and family on North Madison Street.
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Robert Bryan
Peoria
Edgar Shamel
North Madison Street
Hartsock New President Of DePauw Alumni Association
Harvey Hartsock of Indianapolis was elected president of the DePauw University Alumni Association after official ballot counting. Mrs. Grafton Longden of Greencastle was named vice president and Harold Sutherlin of Indianapolis treasurer. Richard Shirley of Indianapolis was elected Alumni Trustee.
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Harvey Hartsock
Indianapolis
DePauw University Alumni Association
B. D. Beck
South ‘Bend
Natalia Coffin
George L. Clark
Grafton Longden
Greencastle
Harold Sutherlin
Richard Shirley
DePauw University Board of Trustees
F. B. Shutts
Miami
Florida
Shutts
North Indiana Conference
Alumni Coun Lcil
Hartsock
Dwight D. Ritter
Longden
James L. Gavin
DePauw
Six Questioned In Connection With Slaying In Chicago
Six persons including two women Mrs Ellen Corozzo and Mrs Antionette Bowen and suspects Frank Del Bano Frank Cairo Paul Ternino and Ted Patterson were questioned at the state's attorney's office over the Easter Sunday shooting that killed Walter J Wakefield Frank Del Re and Joseph Special in a Halstead street saloon. The murder pistol, found and identified as Del Bano's, was turned to a ballistic expert for analysis as investigators compared bullets with those used in the killings.
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Chicago
INS
State's Attorney's Office
Weels Street
Ellen Corozzo
Antionette Bowen
Frank del Bano
Frank Cairo
Paul Ternino
Ted Patterson
Patrick Roches
del Bano
Iman
Dale
Cairo
Ternino
Patterson
Halstead Street
Roche
Bowen
Calvin Goodard
Walter J. Wakefield
Frank del Re
Joseph Special
Miss Grace Birch Buried in Rome
Mrs Albert Lockridge and daughter Elizabeth receive word from Miss Mary Birch about the death of her sister Miss Grace Birch in Rome Italy on April 3 Funeral services were held in the Protestant chapel with burial in Rome Miss Grace Birch had accompanied her sister to Rome last fall while Miss Mary Birch studied there She died after knee infection surgery.
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Albert Lockridge
Elizabeth
Mary Birch
Miss Grace Birch
Rome
Italy
Miss Birch
Miss Mary Birch
Indiana State Prison Riot Revealed by Governor
Governor Harry G. Leslie disclosed a November riot at Michigan City Indiana State Prison involving 65 convicts. Guns and knives were smuggled in, five ring leaders beaten, five machine guns mounted, 32 guards added, and authorities alerted after a prisoner warned of a similar Oklahoma riot.
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Michigan City
Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Ohio
Harry G. Leslie
Indiana State
State Crime Commission
Board of Paroles and Pardons
Leslie
State Prison
Chicago
Oklahoma State Prison
Prison riot death toll prompts nationwide security response
Soldiers and National Guardsmen guard S prison after a fire. 816 inmates faced the blaze with over 400 escaping. Coroner J A Murphy reports 266 identifications, 41 unnamed, for a total of 307 dead as authorities confirm figures.
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United State
J. A. Murphy
Three Franklin Township Schools Condemned by Health Board
The Indiana State Board of Health has condemned three out-township schools in Franklin township for next year. Carpentersville Raccoon and Fincastle are closed from use with Raccoon reported as the worst. Pupils may be moved to Roachdale after a conference with state officials.
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Indiana State Board of Health
Board of Health
Carpentersville
Raccoon
Fincastle
Roachdale
For Sale Jersey Bull Calf In Fillmore Indiana
Jersey bull calf eligible to register, months old, from W. C. Justice in Fillmore Indiana. Also baby chicks advertised as strong thrifty with fine laying strain from Mrs. W. C. Justice.
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Orpington
W. C. Justice
Fillmore
Indiana
Jersey
Dinner in honor of Dr and Mrs C Howard Taylor
A dinner will be held Wednesday evening April 23 at 6 15 in the Community Hall of the Methodist church to honor Dr and Mrs C Howard Taylor. All church and league members and families are invited bringing a dish bread and butter sandwiches and jam or pickles. Music will be provided by Marshall Howenstein Frances Guyman Freda Macdonald Lee Haines and others.
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C. Howard Taylor
The
Methodist Church
League
Marshall Howenstein
Frances Guyman
Freda Macdonald
Lee Haines
Census efforts urged as campus enumeration ends
The Chamber of Commerce reports several names of people not at home when enumerators called. It hopes every person is counted before campus period ends. Those not enumerated are urged to call Miss Helen Black or The Herald office. The Chamber appreciates citizens’ cooperation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Helen Black
Herald Office
Citiens
Hoover withdraws Parker nomination amid Senate opposition
Report says President Hoover will withdraw the name of Judge John J. Parker of North Carolina from consideration for the U S Supreme Court vacancy. Senate opposition is regarded as likely to defeat Parker when a vote is taken.
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Hoover
Senate
John J. Parker
North Carolina
United States Supreme Court
Parker
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