Nine new faculty join DePauw University this fall
Dr George R Grose announces nine new faculty members for DePauw University to begin September 12 Ernest R Smith will head geology from Oberlin College graduate of Oberlin and Cornell William R Sherman will teach economics and business administration from Brown University master from Clarke Herman C Bey will be associate professor of political science from Dennison University master from University of Chicago Natalie Habein will join English composition from Carlton College master from Columbia Jean Tilley becomes English composition instructor from DePauw alum with Wellesley arts degree Crandall to head History from Wellesley College master Chicago University Lucy Bowen becomes associate professor and director of Physical Education for Women from Oberlin and University Knox Gray to teach biology instructor from Massachusetts Agricultural College.
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Pauw University
Sptember
George R. Grose
DePauw
Univerty
Ernest R. Smith
Smith
Oberlinollege
William R. Sherman
Herman
Brown Universy
Clarke University
Herman C. Bey
Leroy Howes
Beyl
de. Uw
Dennison University
University of Chicago
Joh. Lewis Beyl
Natalie Habein
Dane F. Smith
Carlton College
Columbia University
Jean Tilley
Leah Dennis
Miss Tilley
Welles College
Crandall
Wellesley College
W. Crandell
Hicago University
Lucy Bowen
Elizabeth Garrison
Miss Bowen
Oberlinze
Bert Williams
Department of Public King
Miss Oliver
Williams
Knoxe
DePauwate
University of Nsiing
Gray
Massachusetts Agriculture Col
Fatal crash kills 9 year old in front of mayor's car
Aug 5 Indianapolis report shows Juanita E., nine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franke, struck on Thirty street road to Ft. Benjamin. Mayor's car with chauffeur Roy Howell was moving about thirty miles per hour. officers investigated the scene near Arlington Avenue.
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Ianapolis
Juanitae
Henry Franke
Emerson Ave
Ft. Benjamin
Arlington Avenue
Roy How
Worship and Testimonial Service Schedule
Morning worship at 10 45. Evening Testimonial service at 7 45. Prayer and hymn times follow with no additional details.
DePauw Plans Enhanced Journalism Activities This Fall
DePauw University to expand journalism instruction with a new news service and stronger Press Club and Sigma Delta Chi chapter. Professor L E Mitchell aims to host visiting editors including Courtland Smith and Arthur Brisbane, possibly arranging a designated Journalism Day and a memorial for Smith’s DePauw graduate father.
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DePauw
L E. Mitchell
Mitchell
Press Club
de Pauw
Sigma Delta Chi
Profesor Mitchell
Courtland Smith
Washington
D_ C
American Press Association
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst Publications
Brisbane
Smith
Mitchell Willl
Mr. Smith
Indiana Baptists Convene at Franklin College Campus
Mrs A L Tidrick travels to Franklin Indiana to represent Greencastle Baptist Church at the annual Baptist Assembly on Franklin College campus August 6 to 13. The gathering includes daily study recreation and evening lectures with Dr O R McKray as dean and Rev A S Clutton as manager. Greencastle participants include Professor L E Mitchell of DePauw.
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A. L. Tidrick
Franklin
Indiana
Greencastle Baptist Church
Franklin College
Tidrick
Baptist Young People of
O. R. McKray
Baptist Young People’s Work
A. S. Clutton
Tuxedo Park
Indianapolis
The
Baptist Church
Greencastle
L. E. Mitchell
DePauw
Booze Haulers Target Putnam as Bootleg Routes Shift
Crawfordsville Review reports Putnam County sheriff, elected on enforcing prohibition, has blocked bootleg traffic by barricading highways. Bootleggers avoided the county, rerouting through Montgomery and Owen counties to reach Indianapolis.
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Clinton
Indiana
Indianapolis
Putnam County
Montgomery
Owen County
Crawfordsville
Baptist Church announces weekly services and subjects
Albert Lawrence Tidrick is pastor with Sunday school at 9 45. Grant Scott leads morning worship at 10 45 on Sunday with the message The May who never had a chance. Young People meet at 6 45, prayer at 7 30 Thursday, and Evening Union Service at Locust Street Church at 7 45 with The Man with an Eye to the Main Chance. Please attend.
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Albert Lawrence Tidrick
Grant Scott
Locust St
First Ward school appoints Mrs Stratton as principal
Greencastle School Board held a special meeting at J C Cammack's studio to name Mrs. Elmer Stratton principal of the First Ward and to select Miss Genevieve Daggy for fourth grade. Daggy is a DePauw graduate and Greencastle High School alumna. All teaching positions are filled except the high school coaching post.
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Greencastle
Genevieve Daggy
Elmer Statton
J. C. Cammack
Stratton
First Ward
Alvah A. Porter
Porter
Salem
Miss Daggy
Albert Daggy
de Pauw University
Greencastle High School
Robert Gipson
DePauw
Sunday services at College Ave M E Church
Sunday school at 9 30 A M led by Dr Blanchard superintendent public worship at 10 40 A M sermon by the pastor Epworth League at 6 30 P M union service at 7 45 P M at Locust St church Rev Tidrick Roy's meeting Thursday night after prayer meeting district chairmen to meet public invited to all services.
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Blanchard
Epworth League
Locust St
Tidrick
Roy
Presbyterian Church Service and Activities Schedule
Victor L. Raphael sermons at 10 40 AM with Rev T N Hunt of Whiteland Ind to preach Special music and Young People C E at 6 30 PM Topic Thy Will be done With thy Pleasures Union Evening Service 7 45 Locust St M E Church Rev L Tidrick of the Baptist Church Speaker Woman s Circle 2 30 Wednesday afternoon in the Church Mrs C F Browning in charge Hosts Mrs E F Stone Mrs H C Werneke and Mrs W H Graham
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Victor L. Raphael
J.C. Bridges
T. N. Hunt
Whiteland
Ind
Union
Locust St. M. E
L. Tidrick
Baptist” Church
C. F. Browning
E. F. Stone
HC. B. Werneke
W. H. Graham
County banks take hospital bonds Friday in Putnam County
Putnam County auditor Ralph E. Knoll reports hospital bonds totaling 95 000 were sold Friday to county banks at par as part of their proportional deposits. Bonds allocated to Central National Bank Green Castle 29 percent First National Bank Greencastle 17 percent Citizens National Bank Green Castle 9 percent Central Trust Company Green Castle 9 percent Citizens Trust Company Green Castle 4 percent Roachdale Bank 8 percent Russellville Bank 8 percent Cloverdale Bank 4 percent Bainbridge Bank 4 percent Russellville State Bank 4 percent Fillmore Bank 2 percent Belle Union Bank 1 percent. Robert L O'Hair, president of Central National Bank, sold a 182 acre Monroe township farm to Alva Thomas and sons for 22 750, a major county real estate deal. The farm lies north of Brick Chapel on the Crawfordsville road and is praised as one of the county's best stock and grain farms.
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Putnam County Hospital
Ralph E. Knoll
Putnam County
County Auditey
Central National Bank of
Greencastle
First National Bank of
Citizen's National Bank of Greencastle
Central Trust Company of Green
Castle
Citizen’s Trust Company of
Roachdale Bank
Robert L O'Hair
The
Central National Bank
Monroe Township
Alva Thomas and Sons
Brick Chapel
Crawfordsville Road
Bootleggers Nabbed Near Greencastle by Putnam County Posse
A posse of seven officers and citizens captured three men Sherman and Frank Brant and Virgil Brant near Greencastle at 4 am. The trio rode in a Ford with eight gallons of liquor. They pleaded guilty. Sherman and Frank were sentenced to ninety and sixty days respectively. Virgil was discharged due to age. The Ford will be sold with proceeds covering costs. any remainder goes to the State Board of Education.
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Sherman Brant
Frank Brant
Virgil Brant
Putnam County
E. Rupert Bartley
Indiana
Bartley
Indianapolis
Lawrence A. Sears
Claude Coffin
George Hanna
Ocean Highway
Greencastle
Clinton
State Board of Education
Smiths Return to Indianapolis After Greencastle Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Smith return ed to Indianapolis Friday after visiting friends in Greencastle for a few days. They came to Greencastle to attend the Hurst family reunion.
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Charles Smith
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Hurst
Reunona
Removal Efforts Reformatory Report Distributed
Copies of the reformatory relocation commission report describe the attempt to move the reformatory from Jeffersonville under a 1921 law. Governor McCray’s office received the application. After weeks of effort and thousands in spending the plan was abandoned as the statute proved impractical.
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Reformatory Relocation Commission
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
McCray
com_mission
Motorcycle Crash Injures Cloverdale Man Louis Greene
Louis Greene aged 40 of Cloverdale is hospitalized in Indianapolis after a motorcycle crash at the National Road and Cloverdale Road junction five miles south of Green Castle. He crushed his left leg when his bike skidded into a ditch. doctors say he rests easy.
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Cloverdale
National
Louis Greene
St. Vincent's Hospital
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Greene
EM. Hurst
William S. Burris
Turkey Run Park
Hurst
T. J. Nixon
Walter Sublett
Indiana Portland Cement Company
Limedale
Funeral services for Perry Snider in Greencastle
The body of Mess Sergeant Perry B. Snider, the first Putnam County man to die in France, arrived in Greencastle Saturday. Services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at the Snider home on South Madison Street with Rev. Henry L. Davis and Dr. H. A. Gobin officiating. Military honors will be provided by Greencastle Post No. 58 American Legion. Interment follows at Forest Hill cemetery.
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Perry B. Snider
Putnam County
France
Greencaste
L. D. Snider
South
Madison Street
Henry L. Davis
H. A Gobin
Greencastle
American Legion
Forest Hill Cemetery
Be On the Lookout for Grafters in Brazil City
Authorities warn residents about a man posing as Al Rice a salesman for Union Co Operative Tailors of Chicago. He took deposits on suits promising $400 refunds and disappeared with no clothing delivered or trace found.
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Brazil
al Rice
Union Co.Operative Tailors of
Chicago
Rice
Birth of Twin Sons to Prof and Mrs Baker
Prof. and Mrs. Ross Baker of New York announce the birth of twin sons. Prof. Baker is connected with Columbia University and previously resided here, making five sons in the Baker family.
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Worg
Ross Baker
New York
Baker
Columbia University
Mrs Baker
Rev. A. M. Hootman Returns From Terre Haute Business Trip
The clergyman Rev. A. M. Hootman came back Friday from a business trip to Terre Haute detailing routine meetings and engagements.
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A. M. Hootman
Terre Haute
County Board Refuses Raise On Five Item Assessments
Putnam County Board of Review votes to reject a 30 to 40 percent horizontal rise proposed by the Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners for horses sheep automobiles farm implements and household goods. Hogs and cattle would not change. Current averages are 54 for horses 54 for sheep 293 for autos 78 for farm implements and 78 for household goods with hogs at 9 and cattle at 36. Board members include Paul F. Priest Ralph E. Knoll Otto G Webb Charles Kelley and U V O'Daniels.
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Putnam County Board OF Review
Indiana State Board OF Tax
Com.missioners
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
Putnam County
County Board of Review
Paul F. Priest
Ralph E. Knoll
Otto G Webb
Charles Kelley
U V_ O’Daniels
Goldberg to Open Brazil Store in Key Block Corner
A force remodeled the Gold berg rooms in the G. A. Knight block to house new occupants. Harry Goldberg will run the corner store as a suit and coat shop while Harry Keith occupies the west room with dry goods. The Brazil store previously closed after bankruptcy.
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Goldberg
G. A. Knight
Harry Goldberg
Harry Keith
Brazil Times
Brazil
FRED F. FULTZ TO RUN FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
Fred F. Fultz long prominent Cloverdale Democrat and two term Cloverdale township assessor announced to friends he will seek the Democratic nomination for County Assessor. He is widely known and endorsed by Democrats in his section of the county.
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Fred F. Fultz
Cloverdale Township
Fultz
Cross Roads Threshing Ring Holds Annual Ice Cream Supper
Twenty families of the Cross Roads Threshing Ring enjoyed their harvest picnic and ice cream supper on Thursday evening August 4 on the lawn of E A Chadwick. Twenty cakes and ten gallons of ice cream were shared. The group is known for its old fashioned hot dinners and strong fellowship.
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Cross Roads
Locust Street Me Church Service Notes
Locust Street Me C H Clippinger minister held Sunday school at 9 30 with Jesse McAnally superintendent C F Mathes chorister Henry Cook led the orchestra Classes for all welcomed over 200 attendees Morning worship at 10 40 titled Sin and its treatment A children sermon Epworth League 6 45 Union service at 7 45 with Rev Tidrick sermon and public welcome A cool place for worship
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H. C. Clippinger
Jesse McAnally
C F. Mathes
Henry Cook
Epworth League
Tidrick
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George A. Grose
Sity
Jewett
Christian Science
Indiana Baptists
Putnam
the Presbyterian Church
Russellville Bank
Cloverdale Bank
Bainbridge Bank
Russellville State Bank
Fillmore Bank
Belle Union Bank
Sy Lawrence A. Sears
Raiq
Henry O’hair
Harold Hootman
Donald McLean
Walter Gregory
Ralph Donnahue
Dane Cittenden
Ocean
Elsie Fuller
Los Angeles
Cal
C. C. Hurst
FBI
Perry Snider
H. Goldberg
Locust Street
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