Auto Wreck Victim Carl O Mullane Dies From Neuritis
Carl O Mullane aged 40 of Cloverdale dies after injuries from a prior auto wreck near Terre Haute. He had back pain since the crash and worsened after a Indianapolis visit. Survived by parents, six siblings, and friends. funeral planned in Cloverdale. He worked for Havens Bros Produce and was active with local youth and Masonry.
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Carl O’mullane
John O’mullane
Cloverdale
O’mullane
James Pratt
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
John O'Daniels
O'Mullane
Havens Bros. Produce Company
Shower for Miss Madeline Dean in Roachdale
Miss Lilian Couchman hosted a mixed shower for Madeline Dean a Oxford College graduate set to wed William Lester Frederick on August 12. The gathering in Roachdale featured summer flowers a decorated dining table heart and diamond sandwiches and iced tea with guests from Bloomington Montpelier Greencastle and Roachdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roachdale
Lilian Couchman
Madeline Dean
Oxford College
Oxford
Ohio
William Lester Frederick
Miss Dean
Kathleen Ippenlatz
Ross Richardson
Bloomington
Margaret George
Montpielier
Gena Brothers
Greencastle
Dean
Betty and
Nellie Lockridge
Esther Helen Wilson
Doris Southey
Pearl Collins
Fenen Ippenlatz
Roachale
Pinchot Declares Prohibition Stance in McClure's Magazine
Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania blasts the liquor system as a disgrace and vows to enforce the dry mandate. He says state police are removing liquor trucks and commits to driving saloons out of the state with a principled prohibitionist approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
McClure’s
Friday Named National Mourning Holiday by Coolidge
President Coolidge issued a proclamation naming Friday a national holiday of mourning for Warren G. Harding. The nation will rest that day during the funeral services and burial of the late president at his Marion Ohio home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Ohio
Roachdale Man Weds DePauw University Girl
The marriage of Miss Thema Chenoweth of Lynn Indiana and David Henry Hostetter of Roachdale took place Monday at the bride's home. Rev Henry B Hostetter officiated. The couple will reside in Union City Indiana after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roachdale
Thema Chenoweth
George F. Chenoweth
Lynn
Ind
David Henry Hostetter
David B. Hostetter
Henry B. Hostetter
Presbyterian Church
Fort Wayne
Russel Isenbarger
Muncie
Curtis Hostetter
Walter Zellison
Richmond
Mr. Jellison
Mrs. Isenbarger
Hostetter
Depauw University
Alpha Chi Sorority
Union City High School
Wabash College
Indiana Rainfall Totals Shaped by Gulf Moisture and Geography
The Handbook of Indiana Geology reveals Indiana averages about forty inches of rain annually, with regional variation from under 35 inches in the north to over 40 inches in the south and up to 50 inches in a central southern spot. It notes rain distribution favors April to September and explains drought severity in the south due to winter rainfall.
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Indiana
United States
Handbook of Indiana
State Conservation Department
Gulf of Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
County Auditor and Mrs Ralph Knoll Visit Urbana and Champaign
County Auditor and Mrs Ralph Knoll drove to Urbana and Champaign Illinois on Sunday visiting local offices and meeting residents during a brief county tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Knoll
Urbana
Champaign
Iinois
Union Church Service Honors President Harding Memorial
The Rev. W Henry McLean assistant to Dr George R Grose spoke at the Presbyterian Church union service on They That Wait Upon the Lord Shall Renew Their Strength. He urged church members to raise their spiritual goals and sanctify daily life. Friday service at Locust Street M E Church will memorialize President Harding.
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George R.grose
Depauw
Harding
W. Henry McLean
Grose
Union
Presbyterian Church
McLean
McGuire
Baptist Church
Marshall
Christian Church
Clippinger
Locust Street
M. E
R. A. Ogg
Miss Woodcock
Galli Curci
Homer Samuels
Chopin
American View on Pacific Power Balance with Japan
Herbert B. Mayor warns in McClare's Magazine August issue that Japan has built a strong protective military posture and could dominate the Pacific, risking rapid falls of the Philippines and Guam and uprisings of Japanese settlers if war breaks out.
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Japan
United States
Pacific
Philippine Islands
Guam
Hawaii
Herbert B. Mayor
Mc.Clare's
Former Roachdale Young Man Weds Indianapolis Bride
Miss Katherine Hall and Ward J. Rice of Indianapolis were married Saturday morning with Rev. W D Headrick officiating. They hosted a wedding breakfast at the bride's parents home and began a westward honeymoon stopping at Yellowstone Park Seattle Vancouver and the Canadian Rockies before returning to Indianapolis on September 1 at 5247 Central Avenue. Rice is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Rice of Roachdale and a Roachdale High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roachdale
Katherine Hall
Ward J. Rice
Indianapolis
W. D. Headrick
Canadian Rockies
Central Avenue
Rice
Frank Rice
Defense guns lack men in U S Army report
Herbert B. Mayer in McClure's Magazine notes no general mobilization for over two years due to missing funds. Coast Artillery at Sandy Hook, protecting New York City, has 800 troops ready for six of many guns, as each gun requires one man, an impossible task for the delicate artillery.
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Congres
Coast Artillery
Sandy Hook
New York City
Herbert B. Mayer
McClure’s
Rockville Defeats Greenscast le Specials in Six Two Victory
Rockville topped the Greencastle Specials 6 to 2 on Sunday at Rockville. A late burst of four runs in the eighth inning decided the game. Rockville will host a return match on Sunday September 2.
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Greencastle
Rockville
Tornado Rips Through Springfield West Merrick Section
A tornado yesterday afternoon damaged 50 houses in West Springfield, injuring nine with two likely to die and property losses exceeding 100000. It carved a 250 foot wide, mile and a half long path to the Connecticut River, sank a moored motor boat, and buried a mother and her infant in the Zerra home.
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Springfield
Mass
Merrick
West Springfield
West Springfiel
Connecticut River
Vga
Special Service in Recognition of the President's Death
A Sunday morning service at Locust Street Church honored President Harding’s death. Rev. H C Clippinger delivered the message Anchors That Hold Fast in Our National Sorrow as hymns of Harding played. A children’s sermon highlighted the president’s affection for kids. Attendance rose and a Friday service was announced per Coolidge’s proclamation, at Locust Street M E Church at 2:00 p m.
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Locust Street
Hardinz
H. C. Clippinger
Harding
Clippinger
Coolidge
Locust Street M. E
Girls Return Sunday From Camping Trip at Owen Park
Miss Minna Mae Bartley and nine other girls plus their chaperone Mrs. Timmons completed a week long canoeing trip at Owen Park. A scare last Wednesday when Glen Smith and Fred Snively nearly drowned during a bathing incident ended with Snively rescuing Smith.
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Owen Park
Minna Mae Bartley
Helen Brothers
Blanche Bicknell
Rosalee Smith
Ruth Wilson
Annabelle McWethy
Margaret Emily McGaughey
Mable Hurst
Julianna Hunt
Indianapolis
Worley Timmons
Glen Smith
Depauw
Lamba Chi
Fred Snively
Mrs. Timmons
Mr. Smith
Mr. Snively
Pleasant Surprise for Albert Landes
A surprise party was held Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Eugene Light in Pleasant Prairie in honor of Albert Landes of Oakland California visiting relatives. He greeted old friends and will visit his son Dr Herbert Landes and family at Kenmore North Dakota before returning west with his wife.
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Eugene Light
Corner Seminary
Locust
Albert Landes
Oakland
Calif
Landes
Albert
Herbert Landes
Kenmore
N. D
Monroe Township Picnic at Riverside Park and Broad Ripple
Monroe Township residents traveled to Indianapolis on Sunday to enjoy a picnic at Riverside Park and Broad Ripple. They shared basket dinners and spent the afternoon visiting amusements. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Lewis Mr and Mrs George Hall and families, Miss Edna Arnold, Miss Christine Wright, and several others.
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Monroe Township
Indianapolis
Riverside Park
Broad Ripple
Riverside
George Lewis
George Hall
And
Tiss
George Busby
Earl Coffman
William Wright
Wilbur Arnold
John Hoffman
Edna Arnold
Christine Wright
Howard Wright
Charles Martin
Wood Family Reunion at Emily Wood Home
About seventy five Wood family members and friends gathered at Mrs Emily Woods South Indiana Street home for a Sunday reunion. A noon dinner was served on lawn tables followed by ice cream and punch. A program of music readings and talks was held and old officers were re elected: president Mrs Ed Stone secretary Mrs Andrew Thomas. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Thomas Sain Louisville Ky and Mrs Mary Caldwell Auburn Neb.
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Wood
Emily Wood
South Indiana Street
Ed Stone
Andrew Thomas
Thomas Sain
Louisville
Mary Caldwell
Auburn
Nebraska
Annual Old Soldiers and Settlers Picnic at Poplar Ridge
The annual old soldiers and settlers picnic will be held at Poplar Ridge three miles east of Mansfield Parke county on Saturday August 18. The event, continued for over a quarter century, invites Civil War Spanish American and World War veterans. Music by Russelville cornet band accompanies the day with speakers Rev Joe Williams Mrs John Akers Prof E M Muncie Brazil Judge Roy Baker Rockville and Rev W W Griffith Bloomingdale among them.
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Poplar Ridge
Mansfield
Parke County
Russelville Cornet Band
Joe Williams
John Akers
E. M. Muncie
Brazil
Roy Baker
Rockville
W. W., Griffith
Bloomingdale
Man seeks companion at women society talk
Mrs. R A Ogg of Greencastle Indiana told members of the Indiana Womans Society that a man wants a companion and friend rather than a household drudge in a talk on Home Making vs House Keeping at a Greencastle meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Park
Ind
R. A. Ogg
Greencastle
Indiana Womans’ Society
Miss Gardner Weds Perry N. Rush in Green castle Home
Miss Mildred Gardner daughter of Mr and Mrs Otis Gardner married Perry N Rush son of Mrs Ida Rush of Rockville Indiana. The ceremony at the bride's Park Street home was conducted by Rev Levi Marshall using a double ring service. Attendants were Walter Gardner and Donald Rush. A ring bearer was Doris Long. The couple honeymooned at Bay View Michigan and will reside at 718 East Seminary Street Green Castle after September 15.
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Mildred Gardner
Otis Gardner
Perry N. Rush
Ida Rush
Rockville
Indiana
Parke Street
Levi Marshall
The
Christian Church
Walter Gardner
Donald Rush
Doris Long
Fred Long
C. W. Otis
Rush
Bay View
Michigan
Greencastle
East Seminary Street
Greencastle High School
Depauw
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Wabash College
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Depauw School of Music
First National Bank
John Rush Jr
Mary Jane Rush
Trustees In A Horse Shoe Tournament In Putnam County
Gilbert Ogles of Jefferson township won the singles title while John Clark and Frank Bettis took the doubles at the Putnam county township trustees annual picnic at Wildwood northeast of Greencastle. The event featured a full day of horseshoe pitching and a noon picnic dinner with many trustees and spouses in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Ogles
Jefferson
John Clark
Frank Bettis
Putnam County
Wildwood
Greencastle
Marion Township
Clinton Township
Jefferson Township
Eisha Zeilner
Floyd Township
Henry Allen
Jackson Township
Bert Long
Russell Township
Earl O'Hair
Monroe Township
Jasper McFerran
Franklin Township
Willis Wright
Fillmore
John Vermillion
Greencastie
Sylvanus Vermillion
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M’lean
Ike
Louis Zerra
Ernest Estabrook
Zerra
Monroe
Miss Gardner
Mrs Otis Gardner
Park Street
Levi Marshall Offi
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