Local notices span fires, trials and community events
The report covers a range of local items including court actions in St. Martin Guia and Wetrteit NW, prison term commencements for Charien Chanley and Charles Mell, and governance visits by Ward, Stevenson and others. It notes a funeral for Mrs Laure Layman, university mentions, B&O railroad interests, and harvest activity with potato provisions along Putnam County roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. Ward
Mr. Amick
Purdue University
Hurley
BE. & O. Railroad
BK. I. Stevenson
Kameefsville
Woatdale
B&o
Phrate
B & OO
Putnam Coanty
Capitol City police kill young bandit in taxi shooting
Police in Capitol City fatally shoot a 17 year old suspect after a taxi robbery at Keysione Avenue. The youth identified as George Be Billinger claimed innocence but confessed to a different identity and was killed when the taxi overturned following a police volley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tranapolas
Podice
Deii
George Be Billinger
Cruge
Sret
Lee Anderwin
Belletostaine
Ohio
Lee Mazelin
Thie City
Tiet Street
Keysione Avene
Willie
Donald Parkher
Arthur Munn
Hegre
Young Hehillinger
Hehillinger
W. Morrinsey
Nine Die In Two Indiana Auto Crashes
Two separate crashes in Indiana killed nine people and injured many others. In Elkhart five died and ten were injured when a Chicago-Detroit bus plunged near a river embankment. passengers including Ruby Mabie survived. In Marysville four died in a grade crossing crash between a car and the National Limited. Lydia Snodgrass survived as the only immediate relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Jeffersonville
Ind
Siath
Apf
Chicago
Mabie
Burr Oak
Midh
St. Joseph River
INS
Marysville
Here
Edgar Snodgrass
Howard Snodgrass
Henry Snodgrass
Wilbur Snodgrass
Marysville Christian Church
Visit Parents and Local Callers Highlight Sunday
Robert Webster of the Eli Lilly research department in Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs Oscar Ashley of Russellville visited their parents Mr and Mrs Charles Webster on South Indiana Street Sunday afternoon. Gilbert Rogers also called with Mrs Rogers in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Webster
Eli Lilly Company
Indianapolis
Oscar Ashley
Russellville
Charles Webter
South Indiana
Gilbert Rogers
Hog Prices Dip as Indiana Market Slumps
Indianapolis buyers report hogs 15 to 25 cents lower with 189 to 200 pound hogs selling mostly $11.46. Beef steers steady around $14 to $14. Beifers and good grades down to $15.50. Sheep and lambs mostly steady at $15 to $15.50 with a few shorn lambs at $14 to $15.50. Low grade springers traded at $15 to $16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Mrs Huber dies at County Hospital
Myrtle Huber 44 wife of Addison C. Huber of near Coatesville died at the County Hospital Monday at 10 30 am after three weeks in care from Brights Disease. Survived by husband five children Eugene Elbert Cletis Madeline Conrad five brothers Frank Emory Bert Virgil Willard and Wil ard and one sister Mrs Lola Morphew. Georgia A Manna administratrix filed claim of 1604 84 against the estate of Simpson F Lockridge for the balance on a note unpaid before Lockridge’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Huber
Addison C. Huber
Coatesville
Bright
Eugene
Elbert
Cletis
Madeline
Conrad
Frank
Emory
Bert
Virgil
Putnam County
Willard
California
Lola Morphew
North Salem
Georgia A. Manna
William W. Brothers
Simpson F. Lockridge
Lockridge
Rental and sale listings fill May 1 2 ads span Washington street
Want ads list rental information for the Cole Apartments on Washington Street to be obtained Wednesday and Thursday May 1 2. A farm for sale near Lime Dale. Highland Apartments offer a vacant unit with utilities and garage at 718 East Seminary Street. Various notices include spiritual adviser Rose Milligan location, old glassware wanted, black locust posts for sale, and Morton FE8 members serving lunch May 3 near the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COLE
Washington Street
Highland
C.&c
East Seminary Street
Woman's Club
Fred L. O'Hair
East Washington Street
Local Society Notes and Club Meetings Chronicle
Community events fill the page with meetings and talks. May Day activities, church services, and club luncheons headline the week as groups like the Progress History Club and the Woman's Club plan gatherings and readings.
Two Killed in New York Elevated Train Crash
A crash between two wooden cars of an elevated train near a station in New York left two dead and four injured. Firemen battled flames as passengers were pulled from wreckage and rescued from under timbers. The motorman of the second train ran a stop signal, according to Interborough Rapid Transit officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace
Century Club
Frank Donner
New York
Flow
Eugene O'Neill
Eve
Dres
Pence
Bey
Ners
Interborough Rapid Company
Geneva Disarmament Effort Pauses After Proposals
The Geneva preparatory disarmament commission shelved Chima’s and China’s proposals, with Germany and the Soviet Union backing broader disarmament. The United States influence wanes as Britain reports no new steps until July League of Nations meetings in Geneva.
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Geneva
Apel
Iins
Chima
China
Eicex
Germany
Lanc
Sea
Gibson
Unitetates
London
INS
International
United States
Bas
League of Nation
Death calls in Indianapolis family visit
Mr and Mrs Harry Steele and family Mr and Mrs Lawrence Steele and daughter and Mrs Albert Hutcheson and son of Indianapolis were here for the funeral of Jerry Steele on Saturday and were guests of Mrs Jennie Steele on Chestnut street over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Steele
Lawrence Steele
Albert Hutcheson
Indianapolis
Jerry Steele
Jennie Steele
Chestnut Street
Elmore Family Visits Indianapolis Man After Surgery
Mr and Mrs Urban Elmore and son and Mr and Mrs Wayne Marks of this city visited Henry Elmore of Fillmore in Indianapolis Sunday. Henry underwent an operation for stomach trouble at the Methodist Hospital Saturday and was much improved Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urban Elmore
Wayne Marks
Indianapolis
Henry Elmore
Fillmore
Methodist Hospital
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Ig Wel Totes
Grier
Ty Beare
Grit Wa Ceelere
Ant
Qatar
Borlay
Feree College
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Epeet
Lee
Opeer Keegy
Othe Petree Covent
Ketortey
Aleast “Sierty
Bostey
Vetaerdiet
Etsraplis
Mir
Aubizen
Bondar
Pries
Charien Chanley
Charles Mell
Pen- Aleve
Virgil l Leebart
Michiges City
Laure
James Layman
Madioon Urwraup
Huntley
McCerry Wunerel Howe
Mire
Dow Crosby
J. A. Sherrill
Breve Hark
Firnsil
Vallbearere
Forest Hill Cemetery
Nee Ete
Corin
Leery Er Tee
Bentey
Itr
Peery
Mondey Aortas
Cormack
Te C
Obrien
Keak
Eytouee
de Powe
Dy Ios
Mee
Marcle Bracksey
Ant Mere Key Beecheey
Ethan Cormac
David Steinhardt
Philadelphia
Torch
H. Cots Compel
Hez Elizziete
Dorcthy
Compied
Capitol City Police
Kell Young Bandit
ITTY
Greencastle
Fleenor Drug Store
Ord
Indiana
Widterry
Liert
Amd
Sibert
Emi
Seefeld
Rubemstein
Paul Gettinger
Limedale
Rose C. Milligan
West Washington Street
W. ©. Long
J. L. Smith
Cloverdale
Morton C. FE
South Side Court House
Bere Mer
Exceileries
Joma W. F
Echards
Cates
Cis
Bryer
Dessie Bryan
Washegtee Street
Mr. and
Mrs. Hartman
Chris Hartman
Walent Street
H. O. Weteter
Gerald
Weteter
Helen Leachman
Progress History Club
Alamo
John King
Anderson Street
Edris Kine
Sullivan
Paul Greenwell
Canton
Ill
Dora Jones
American Association of University Women
Mansfield Hall
Turkey
Judg
Mary Waki
Fal Bate
Tean Bay
DAVD
Mery
Feteral Jste
Wiery Bu
Cusmar
Alva Lisby County
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