Local residents engaged in travels and events in Indiana
Mrs J D Harmon returns to Indianapolis after visiting Mr and Mrs John Young. Lee Reeves family to Lake Wawasee. George Finney and Lemuel Aispaugh at Quincy picnic. Noble Vaughan of Belle Union returns from Nebraska trip. Miss Helen Ashby to give readings at Rockville hhautauqua Saturday. Moffett Dobbs reports Buick sedan sold to Ora Day of Fillmore. Madison township man Bruno Man operated on for appendicitis. Greencastle Band concert draws big crowd with fifteen numbers. Miss Effery Voliva and others on vacation to Chicago and Lake Geneva. Voliva Hat Shop run in her absence. Sheriff Eitelforge to IN prison with Robert Denny for escape from Indiana State Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ashby
Howard Ashby
Roachdale
Rockville
Ashby
Greencastle
Effery Voliva
Olivia Volvia
Myrtle Fry
Chicago
Lake Geneva
Wis
Local notes from Greencastle and vicinity
Ruth Owens visits in Greencastle and others travel to Robinson Illinois. Mace Vermilion C of the Alamo pool room undergoes a minor operation. The Hopper child is moved home after hospital care. Putnam County Fair Association holds an enthusiastic planning meeting. Ames couple set fishing trip to Stevens Point Wisconsin and plan Niagara Falls visit. Mrs Ames will be replaced at Central National Bank. Thomas Scobee breaks right arm cranking an auto. Dr Hutcheson reduces fracture. Funeral services for John Browning held at Mt Pleasant Church with pallbearers named. Mr and Mrs Charles Yount visiting. Yount to teach English at Illinois Wesleyan College next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ames
Stevens Point
Wis
Niagara Falls
Greencastle
Willian Strain
Ames
Central National Bank
Charles Yount
O. J. Stewart
South Locust Street
Yount
Harvard University
Illinois Wesleyan College
Bloomington
Ruby Wright
L. G. Wright
County Recorder
War Veterans to Hear Bullard at Indiana Legion Convention
General Robert Lee Bullard will give the main address at the Indiana Legion state convention in Lafayette from August 25 to 28. The event draws more than 10,000 World War I veterans, with proceedings including a joint Legion and Auxiliary session on August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
INS
Robert Lee Bullard
Indiana Department of the American Legion
E. S. Teaford
Frank M. McHale
Logansport
The
Legion
Paul V. McNutt
Bloomington
Vaun Scott Seybert
Indianapolis
Legion Auxiliary
EB. Russell Kenney
Tun and Play Society of the Legion
Indiana
Local Cars 16 Enter Races at Crawfordsville
Two Greencastle speed cars the Pontiac Special P-6 built by Stark and Griffith and the Rajo Special M-34 owned by Howard Denny are set for four races at the Montgomery County Fair Grounds Crawfordsville Sunday. Promoter FE A Bolin has lined up three heat events and a 20 mile final with top Indiana drivers, starting at 2 50 p m. P-6 will be driven by Bob Kocher and M-34 by Jackie Moore of Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Stark & Griffith
Oakland
Pontiac
Howard Denny
Moffett & Dobbs
Buick
Montgomery County Fair Grounds
Crawfordsville
FE. A. Bolin
Fair Grounds
Indiana
Bob Kocher
Jackie Moore
Terre Haute
Seek Slayer of Rum Runner in Indianapolis Police Hunt
Police pursue Philip H. Smith, 30, alleged shooter, sought for killing Ter ence King, 27, at Green Mill Barbecue in Indianapolis. Tip led to Seymour, Ind., but no trace found. Two entertainers, Gladys McVee and Margie Ford, were released on bail after questioning. King reportedly shot over a dispute tied to Miss DeVoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Philip H. Smith
Serene
Terence King
Green Mill
Seymour
Smith
Gladys McVee
Sireensboro
Ala
Margie Ford
Norfolk
Nebeea
King
Boy Shot in Prohibition Raid Shocks Indiana Town
Clarence Smith, 16, of Kentucky, was shot and likely fatally wounded during a raid by five federal dry agents at the Frances Lowman farm near Hardinsburg Indiana. Five Kentucky suspects, two minors, were arrested. authorities found a 150 gallon still, 13 barrels of mash and moonshine liquor. Deputy Prohibition Administrator George Winkler left Indianapolis for New Albany after learning a boy was shot in Floyd County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Ind
Clarence Smith
Frances Lowman
Hardinsburg
Indiana
Here
Indianapolis
INS
George H. Winkler
Prohibition
Floyd County
Studebaker Rites Held in South Bend for 88-Year-Old Resident
Funeral services were held today for Mrs. Clement Studebaker, 88, longtime resident and member of one of South Bend's oldest families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Clement Studebaker
Hoover to be notified at big ceremony
Herbert Hoover, on the eve of his nomination as Republican candidate, marks his fifty fourth birthday at Stanford with family and friends. A ceremony in Stanford Stadium set for tomorrow may draw up to 150000, with 75000 expected. Senator George H. Moses will announce the nomination and Hoover will deliver a 7100 word speech outlining campaign issues lasting about forty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
William K. Hutchinson
Stanford University
Cal
Herbert Hoover
California
Stanford Stadium
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Kanass City
Dupont to Take Leave as GM Chair for Smith Campaign
Pierre S. Du Pont, chairman of General Motors, granted indefinite leave of absence to avoid GM being seen as backing a campaign. He plans active support for Governor Alfred E. Smith's presidential bid. The board declined his resignation and awaits his next public statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors Corporation
Pierre
Dupont
America
Alfred EB. Smith
White House
Intimate Associates
Smith
General Motors Board
du Pont
Democratic
Cloverdale W. F. M. S Holds Annual Picnic
The Cloverdale Methodist W. F. M. S. held its annual picnic at a country home southeast of town with Mrs. Jewel Vaughan hosting. New member Mrs. J. I. Lowry joined. guests included Mrs. George Wingfield and others. Announcements from Greencastle noted marriages of Mrs. Mayme Lueteke Cleaver and Harold J. Douthet to Ethel Eckels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale
Cloverdale Methodist Church
Jewel Vaughan
George Wingfield
Fanny Moran
Ed, Davis
George Knoy
Marjorie Snider
J. I. Lowry
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J. D. Harmon
John Young
Mrs. Lee Reeves
Lake Wawasee
George Finney
Lemuel Alspaugh
Mrs. Noble Vaughan
Belle Union
Nebraska
Ora Day of
Fillmore
Bruno
Madison Township
Edward Eitelforge
Michigan City
Robert Denny
Denny
Pulaski
Jersey
Champer
Roscoe Hurst
C. A. Vestal
W. H. Eiteljorge
Mt. Meridian
Aue
Ray Vaughan
Ruth Owens
Carbon
Mrs. R. I’. Mullins
Robinson, Ill
Mace Vermilion
Alamo
Stephen Hopper
Limedale
County Hospital
Putnam County Fair Association
Thoma Scobee
Clarence Scobee
Brick Chapel
W. R. Hutcheson
John Browning
Robert Browning
Mt. Browning
Mt. Pleasant
Elmer Abrams
EF. C. Dicks
C. V P. Mathes
Harry Talbott
Earl Arnold
Drew Miller
Bullard
Champers Barn
Rajo M
Mongtomery County Fair Grounds
Studebaker
Harris Milling Co
GOV. AL. Smite
By Lawrence Sullivan
New York
Herald Office
Greencastle Canning CO
Power Pond
Isan Herbert Farm
J. A. Spaugh
Reichner
Brick Chapel Church
Willys-Knight
Tribby
Mower
Department of Agriculture
Washington
R. A. Ogg
Riscoe Hurst
Greencastle Gas Company
Jake Martin
Clinton Falls
Mildred Rutledge
Mayme H. Lueteke
Charles W. Cleaver
Portland
Oregon
Cleaver
Charles Lueteke
Atlanville
Harold J. Douthet
Valparaiso
Ethel Eckels
Central Normal College
George H. Reibold
Danville
Christian Church
Henry Marshall
Rosa Knauer
Mrs. Clay Brothers
First Christian Church
Dan Hutcheson
Emily Jackson
Algiers
Ernestine Moore
John William Moore
Lawrence Taylor Sogard
Anna, NL
Indiana Street
Theodore Crawley
State Farm
Walter Farish
Edith Brown- Ling
Parrish
Kaugble & Son
Hamburger
Valet AutoStrop
Autostrop Safety Razor Co
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