Pioneer jurist Samuel McGregor dead after long illness
Samuel McGregor 71 prominent Clay County landowner and jurist died Sunday at his Meridian Street residence after a lengthy illness. Born January 30 1882 in Rawas County Ohio he earned honors at Wabash College Indiana. He served as judge of May and Putnam circuits, presiding over notable cases including a Terre Haute murder trial. Survived by widow and son John, he will be buried in Terre Haute Lawn Cemetery after services at First Presbyterian Church.
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Zil
Ind
Samuel cGregor
Meridian
West Kruzan
Clay
Noel M. McGregor
Rawas County
Ohio
May
Putnam
Erder
Trogdon
Paris
Ill
Terre Haute
John E. Lamb
Haute
George
A. W. Ht
Udge Robinson
Sena.ompton
J. M. Rawley
Carris
Sullivan
A.W. Ht
A. C. Miller
Idow
John Mhister
Maude Beidler
Faral
Ace
S. Aikman
Presian
Pall Rs
and Lawn
Terre
Putnam County Youths Eye State Judging Team
Putnam County boys vie for four judging spots to represent the county at the State Fair contest. Contenders include Marion McNary John Sears Rufus Scales Oscar Day Sutton and John Rightsell with alternates, chosen after county livestock tours and tests supervised by County Agent Charles A on and Reelsville agriculture instructor JB of Reelsville. The team will train at Purdue before the State Fair.
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Putnam County
Daina
Charles Aon
J B
Reelsville
Coca Agriculture
Ora Day
Harry Stamp
Albin
Vis
Ion
Offer
F. M Shanksistant
Webb County Treasurer Visits Indianapolis on Business
Webb County treasurer undertakes a business trip to Indianapolis on Tuesday to discuss financial matters and potential collaborations with local officials. The trip aims to review tax collection procedures and explore new revenue initiatives.
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Webb County
Indianapolis
George W. Riddell Brazilian Banker Dies at 78
George W. Riddell, dean of the banking fraternity in Brazil, died at his home north of Harmony at 2:45 am Sunday aged 78. Funeral services will be at 2 pm Tuesday at his residence with interment in Highland Cemetery. Rev. John G. Benson, former pastor of the First Methodist Church, will officiate.
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Brazil
George W. Riddell
Harmony
Highland Cemetery
John G Benson
First Methodist Church
Changes in DePauw faculty and enrollment outlook
President George R. Grose announced additions to DePauw University’s faculty for the coming year. New hires include Walter E. Bundy advancing to associate professor of English Bible, William Edward Smythe to associate professor of education and psychology, and Truman George Yuncker promoted to professor of botany. An influx of three professors and five instructors follows heavy enrollment, while housing remains tight despite a new dorm annex. Over 400 prospective students have applied, and the freshman class is expected to skew male due to Rector Scholars.
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DePauw University
George R. Grose
Walter E. Bundy
Boston University
William Edward Smythe
Truman George Yuncker
Herrick E_ H. Greenleaf
Winthrop High School
Winthrop
Mass
E. 8 Krantz
Mabel Dorsey
Rector Hall
Marion Bradford
A. B
DePauw
Putnam Duroc Breeders Tour Concludes With Poultry Culls
Twelve men with County Agent Charles A. Jackson completed the second day tour of the Putnam County Duroc Jersey Breeders Association. They visited six hog droves at farms of Newgent Clinton township McAlinden Clinton Sears Madison and Dobbs Warren and Jefferson townships. Two poultry curing demonstrations are planned this week at 2 PM at Walter Bean's Jackson township and Charles Webster's Russell township.
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Charles A. Jackson
Putnam County Duroc
Jersey Breeder's Association
Greencastle
Henry Newgent
Clinton Township
Charles McAlinden
Jesse Sears
Madison Township
Otto Dobbs
Warren Township
Dayton McCloud
Jefferson Township
Marriage Licenses Granted in Indiana Towns
Russell F Fox of Greencastle and Elsie Berry of Vayalia. Aaron D Grable of Brazil and Nora A Irwin of Greencastle. Jas H Goslin of near Fincastle and Thelma Stamp of near Fincastle received marriage licenses in three local pairings.
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Russell F_ Fox
Greencastle
Elsie Berry
Vayalia
Aaron D. Grable
Brazil
Nora A. Irwin
Route
Jas_H.Goslin
Fincastle
Miss Thelma Stamp
Dr Tillotson to devote all time to hospital work
Dr Demetrius Tillotson, long-time head of the Crawfordsville district, will leave Methodist Church duties to become superintendent at the Methodist Hospital of Indiana. The Northwest Indiana Conference is expected to relieve him next month, and he will devote full effort to hospital work.
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CRAW
Fordsville
Methodist Hospital OF
Indiana
Tillotson
Board of Trustees
Northwest Indiana
Indianapolis Methodist Hospital
Harry Stamp to Take 20 Percheron Horses to Three State Fairs
Putnam County horseman Harry Stamp will drive twenty registered Percheron horses from his north Putnam county farm next Thursday. He plans to show nine aged stallions six aged mares and five colts at the Illinois Ohio and Indiana state fairs. Four handlers will accompany the string to oversee the animals.
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Harry Stamp
Putnam County
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Springfield
Columbus
Indianapolis
Maxwell Earns Noted First as Bryan Greets City
Phillip Maxwell, a lively reporter for the Brazil Review, earned distinction by recognizing William Jennings Bryan at the Oak restaurant. He greeted the candidate with a handshake as crowds surrounded Bryan and the campaign machine.
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Phillip Maxwell
Live Wire
Review
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Maxwell
Bry_ an
Brazil Review
Fell Rock resort raid nets ten arrests at Rocky Fork
Sheriff W J Peare and deputies raided the Falling Rock resort near Rocky Fork. Tony Jessup of Brazil and nine others were charged with gambling. They pleaded guilty, were fined five dollars and costs, and sent to Rockville for arraignment in Squire Brant's court. The sheriff urged heads of resort to limit improvements and spending.
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Sheiff W. Peare
Rockville
Falling Rock
Brazil
Rockyfork
Indianapolis
Lena
WJ. Peare
Rogers and
Pickard
Tony Jessup
Squire Brant
Don M Roberts Loses Legal Eligibility for Mayor Post
Day M Roberts the Democratic mayoral candidate in Terre Haute cannot take office even with a majority, Indiana Attorney General U S Lesh says in an opinion to state Senator Clem J Richards. The 1921 law bars anyone convicted of a U S crime from Indiana public office.
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Day M. Roberts
Terre Haute
U. S. Lesh
Indiana
Clem J. Richards
State Legal Department
United States
Kathleen and James Plan Michigan Motor Trip
Miss Kathleen and James left Tuesday for Indianapolis to visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ball and Mrs. Guy Miller. Miss James and the Ball and Miller households will soon begin a motor trip through Michigan and return via Petoskey.
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Kathleen
James
Indianapolis
Frank Ball
Guy Miller
Ball
Miller
Michigan
Petoskey
Lemmon Vendors Arrested In Brazil Case
At the Harmony Red Men's picnic in Brazil on the prior Saturday police arrested Loi McFaddin of Brazil and Cecil Johnson of Jasonville on illegal sale of liquor charges. Special officers noted men drinking a lemon drink believed to contain whiskey sold from a 'baby rack' stand.
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Harmony Picnic
Lemons
Brazil
Harmony Red
Red Men
Loi McFaddin
Cecil Johnson
Jasonville
McFaddin
Johnson
DePauw Names Krantz New Gymnasium Instructor for Men
E S Krantz is appointed instructor in gymnasium for men at DePauw. A Lafayette College alumnus from Easton Pennsylvania he coached basketball football and track at the college. He led physical education at the United States Naval Academy for two years and directed PE in Pontiac Michigan and other Michigan schools. He served two years as PE director in Petersborg West Virginia and led athletics at Camp Dix New Jersey during World War I earning a strong Army recommendation.
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E_ S. Krantz
DePauw
Lafayette College
Easton
Krantz
Camp Dicks
New Jersey
Major Griffith
United States Army
Walter Gardner Surprised by Friends on Monday Evening
Thirty six friends gathered at Walter Gardner's Olive Street home to celebrate his fifteenth birthday. The party started after 6 PM as he returned from his grandparents in Clinton Township. They played games, enjoyed ice cream and cake, and opened numerous gifts with verses attached.
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Walter Gardner
Olive Street
An_ drew Sigler
Clinton Township
Walter
John W. Troter Spends Tuesday Business Visit
John W. Troter of Danville was in Greencastle Tuesday on business. The short trip underscored local commerce and his ties to area firms.
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John W. Troter
Danville
Greencastle
Insurance payout to Quigg heirs after fatal accident
Shortly before his death in an automobile accident near Brazil, Harry Quigg had an accident policy with $16 in premiums paid. This morning the Central Trust Co guardians of his daughters received a $5,000 claim check from the insurer.
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Harry Quigg
Brazil
Mr. Quigg
Central Trust Co
Seminary Street Improvement Topic For Tonight’s Council Session
The Greencastle common council will convene a special session this evening to award the Seminary Street paving contract and complete the work before winter. Bids for materials and overall funding are to be decided amid debate on who pays for the project with traction company costs disputed.
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Seminary Street
Greencastle
E. Rupert Bartley
Hog market opens lowers prices as hogs mixed sales
The hog market opened 25 cents lower with sales from 9.50 to 10.75. Pigs fell 10.00, sows 8.00 down. Cattle prospects down, calves steady at 10.00 down. Best lambs sold for 9.59. This week features Wesley Chapel meetings including Community night and Home coming day with sermons and choir.
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Wesley Chanel
Shelby Padgett
W. F. Switzer
Locust Street Church Picnic Planned Near Bainbridge
Locust Street church and Sunday school will hold a picnic Wednesday in Scott's Grove near Bainbridge. Volunteers with autos to transport children are asked to meet at 9 30 a m at the church. Scott owners of the grove will provide refreshments. Proceeds benefit the Sunday school. Temple Lodge No 47 meets Wednesday evening August 17 with W A Durham and E E Caldwell listed.
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Locust Street
Scott's Grove
Bainbridge
Scott
States Meeting
Temple Lodge No
W.A Durham
W. M
E. E. Caldwell
Martinsville guest returns from Home Lawn stay
Mrs RL O'Hair has returned from a three weeks stay at the Home Lawn hotel in Martinsville. Roy Rolabaugh of Indianapolis was in Greencastle on business. He represents the Bankers Investment Company of Indianapolis.
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RL O’hair
Home Lawn
Martinsville
Roy Rolabaugh
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Banker's Investment Company of
Dublin Parliament Sees Optimism After Opening Plans
In Dublin Aug 15 a shift from pessimism to cautious hope follows release of Sinn Fein Dail Eireann opening plan. The assembly will spend two days on formalities, delaying peace or war votes as behind the scenes moves unfold. Dublin Castle officials split over delay, fearing a renewed war if talks stall, while others see longer debate as raising chances for accepting imperial terms.
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Dublin
Dail Eireann
Sinn Fein
All Ireland
Dublin Castle
Dail Fireany
New Track Coach Hones Ties with DePauw Move
Ned Merriam, former eight year Ames College track coach, has been named DePauw Track Coach and plans to move to Greencastle once housing is secured. Mrs Merriam and he expect relocation soon. The item also notes local residents traveling or visiting various cities including Detroit Indianapolis Springfield Martinsville and Quincy with several family updates and a Glacier Park trip for Prof Ogg.
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Ned Merriam
Ames College
DePauw
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DePauw School of Music
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Frank Rose
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Knightsville
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Quincy
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Glacier Park
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Prof. Ogg Arived
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