Local residents hear updates from Indianapolis trips and court actions
Coach and Mrs. L. C. Buchheit and Keith Hall with his father run a North Salem restaurant after visits in Indianapolis and Greencastle. A Putnam Circuit Court petition seeks selling deceased Amanda E. Sutherlin estate real estate to pay debts. Fred E. Todd and Clara I. Todd sue for property possession from Myrtle Meeks in Greencastle. Funeral processed for Frances Muncie Day near Belle Union. Interment at Providence cemetery. Ora Moffett visits Indianapolis. Gordon Prevo and Edgar Prevye ill or traveling. Kenneth Bryan discharged after tonsil surgery. Margaret Gillespie admitted for medical treatment.
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Charles Sutherlin
Amanda E. Sutherlin
Putnam Circuit
John W. Sutherlin
Fred E. Todd
Clara I. Todd
Myrtle Meeks
Greencastle
Providence Church
Belle Union
Frances Muncie Day
Reuben Day
S. A. Muncie
Linton
L. W. Muncie
Columbus
Ohio
Curt Harcourt
Stilesville
Virgil Blue
Frank Day
Bellmore
Providence Cemetery
Pretty Young Aviatrix Sets New Mark Today
Elinor Smith, 17, at Roosevelt Field New York, extends world endurance flight record for women. She surpasses Louise Thaden’s 23 hour 3 minute 12 second mark, reaching 25 hours 3 minutes 12 seconds by 12:42 PM as crowds cheer. Smith flies a Bellanca monoplane wearing knickers and red feather helmet.
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James L. Kilgallen
N.S
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Elinor Smith
Louise McPherridge Thaden
California
Miss Smith
Thomas Smith
Giant RAF monoplane starts long distance record attempt
A giant Royal Air Force monoplane carrying 1000 gallons of fuel hopped off from Cranwell Airdrome at 10 45 am for Bangalore India in a bid to set new world distance and duration records. Squadron leader J O C S Williams and flight lieutenant N H Jenkins aboard. Route changed to avoid central Africa weather, originally aiming for Capetown. The plane weighed six and a half tons at takeoff.
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Cranwell Airdrome
Eng
INS
Royal Air Force
Bangalore
India
J. O. C.S. Williams
N. H. Jenkins
Capetown
South Africa
Central Africa
Kirby Page outlines defense by ideas not armaments
In a University Chapel talk Dr. Kirby Page, author and editor of The World Tomorrow, argued permanent safety does not come from armaments. He warned that fear of invasion is often unfounded and that wars arise from intoxication with national ideals. He urged conciliation, international bodies, and disarmament to replace the war system and build a will to peace.
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Kirby Page
World Tomorrow
United States
Page
England
The
League, World Court
Pan-American Conference and Union
International Labor Office
Anti-Saloon League Leader to Lecture Here at DePauw
Ernest Hurst Cherrington LL D Litt D, renowned Anti Saloon League figure and former editor, has been chosen for DePauw University’s Simpson lecture on May 23 24. Cherrington’s career spans Canton Ohio Columbus Washington DC and editorial work for The Seattle Citizen. He held key roles in prohibition advocacy and the Intercollegiate Prohibition Association and contributed pamphlets on the subject.
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Ernest Hurst Cherrington
Simpson
DePauw University
Cherringt
Ohio Weslean University
Canton
Ohio
Anti- Saloon League
Columbus
Milan
Italy
Lafhnne
Switzerland
Copenden
Home Ecutive Commit Council of Chur
Entity
Matthew
Ef Simpson Buoy
S. Elizabethimpson
Ida Simpson
Matthew Simpson
DePauw Univer
Bainbridge Alumni Banquet Fetes 1929 Class At Masonic Opera House
About one hundred sixty alumni and guests attended Bainbridge High School Alumni Association’s fifteenth annual banquet at the Masonic Opera House. The event featured a spring decor theme, a four course menu, and speeches by notable members including Ralph Fry and Mrs. Ruth Lewman Vancleave. Out‑of‑town guests and campus clubs were noted, with dancing after dinner and orchestra music from Attica.
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Bainbridge High School Alumni Association
Masonic Opera House
Bainbridge
Rose Cunningham
Frank R. Edwards
Fred Hubbard
Stanley Dickson
Helene McKee Chadd
Dorothy Akers
Paul McFadden
Ray Etcheson
Ralph Fry
Ruth Lewman Vancleave
Etta McFadden Collings
Cyril Masten
Bedford
Margaret O’hair
Bloomington
Ben Harris
Connersville
Louise Hubbard
Stanley Chadd
Bernice
Lucille Darnall
Kerroll Lane
Don Cully
Indianapolis
Virgil Grimes
Green
Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices Tilt in Indianapolis Market Report
Livestock prices in Indianapolis show hogs 10 to 15 cents lower with 160 to 300 pound pigs at 11.50 to 11.60 dollars. cattle steady to weak on heavies. wealers up to 16.50 with most 16. lambs steady with shorn lambs 15 to 15.75. springers up to 18. Two local individuals recoveries noted at county hospital and a fraternity member improving. legal action filed in Putnam Circuit Court to quiet title by Colonel B Jarvis against Abner Barnard.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Colonel B. Jarvis
Abner Barnard
Putnam
Sunshine and Vitamin D in Chicks Here for Growth
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute cites direct sun exposure as essential for vitamin D production in chicks. It notes sunlit cots prevent rickets, contrasts with glass-filtered sunlight, and suggests cod liver oil as a substitute when sun is scarce.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Kansas State Agricultural College
Uip
Duvall Summoned in Indianapolis After Party Remarks
Former Indianapolis mayor John L. Duvall, ousted after a political corruption conviction, spoke at a Cable Tabernacle gathering last Thursday night and hurled numerous corruption charges. A summons was issued for him to appear before the Marion County grand jury later in the week.
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Indianapolis
INS
John L. Duvall
People of
Cable Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Duvall
Marion County Grand Jury
Lad Suffers Burns In Hester’s Hot Water Incident
Edward Brattain a 12 year old of Manhattan was badly burned on his left leg when he stepped from a chair into a bucket of scalding water at his parents home. He was taken to Dr W M McGaughey for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brattain
Arthur Brattain
Manhattan
W. M. McGaughey
DePauw piano professor to give final solo recital
Prof Vernon Sheffield of the De Pauw School of Music will present the last in a trio of solo recitals at Meharry Hall Green castle Sunday April 28 at 3 45 p m The radio program will start at 4 00 p m via WFBM Indianapolis The recital has drawn large audiences and Sheffield is regarded as a leading DePauw piano professor He studied at Simpson Conservatory Indianola Guan School of Music Chicago and Cincinnati Conservatory under Thalburg.
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Vernon Sheffield
DePauw School of Music
Meharry Hall
Indianapolis
WFBM
Sheffield
Greencastle
DePauw
Mississippi Flood Destroys Onion Farms in Quincy
The Mississippi River breached a dyke south of Quincy Illinois flooding 6 000 acres of onion farms. Eighty homes were inundated and 250 residents who fought to save their farms moved to higher ground. The district supplied three fourths of onion sets used in the nation and a shortage of onion sprouts is claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Ill
Mississippi River
United States
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North Salem
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Chicago
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Jullins Drug Store
Indiana Loan CO
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Lilly Ann Wood
Margaret Michel
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Frank Cancilla
Vernon Elmore
Wayne Sutherlin
Charles Rogers
Anti-Saloon League
First University
General Conferchurch
Thtee
M. F. Sions
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America
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Boston Club
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Jennie Throop
North College Avenue
Charles Zeis
Laura Ammerman
Zeis
Mr. Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Cosmopolitan Magazine
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George Taylor
Louis Dirks
Hubert Dirks
J. W. Herod
Charles Russell Brown
Bigot Bridge Club
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Ruby van Buskirk
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Ralph Browning
East Hanna Street
Pauline Helm
Fred Williams
Tri Kappa Wi
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East Seminary Street
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Aleady
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James Coffin
Franklin Stalcup
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Rawleigh
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Runyan
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Sonora Phonograph
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Simmons
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Rose Uas
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Spiritiser
Washington
Sines
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Do Home
Greencastle Gas & Electric Light Company
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