Golf Outing At Greencastle County Club Reported
Red Johnston and Doris Brown played a golf round Tuesday afternoon at Greencastle County Club with Russell Cook, Danville basketball coach, in the threesome. No scores were reported. Mrs. Marie Zaharakas hosted Miss Marie Tudor of Indianapolis Thursday. Reese Matson returns to town from Chicago after visiting his sister in Greencastle.
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Red Johnston
Doris Brown
Greencastle
Greencastle County Club
Russell Cook
Danville
Spencer World
Marie Zaharakas
Miss Marie Tudor
Indianapolis
Reese Matson
Chicago
Smith Matson
Mrs. Matson
Oklahoma
Nellie Matson Brown
Sino-Russian Front Flare Across Siberia Frontier
Reports from Tokio indicate the Sino-Russian clash worsens with border town occupations by Soviet forces. Soviet gunboats attack Chinese encampments on the Sungari River as Manchurian warlord Chang Hsueh Liang dispatches Mukden brigades to reinforce frontier lines and guard the railway. An isolated Chinese force of 500 infantry and 200 cavalry faces possible starvation after floods sever supply routes.
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Tokio
INS
Siberia-Manhcurian
Sunlgart
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Mukden
Heiho
Mergen
Greencastle Social Roundup Finds Local Travel and Health Notes
Greencastle residents report numerous trips and family visits. Mrs. Oscar Craft of Brazil was in town on business, Elmer Sellers family vacationed at Lake Wawasee, and Catherine Tillotson returned from Denver by motor trip. Mrs. Childers of Brazil is seriously ill, with Dr. Ayler attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Craft
Brazil
Greencastle
Catherine Tillotson
Denver
Colorado
Miss Tillotson
Albert Childers
Alberta Anderson
A. E. Ayler
W. J. Yount
Greencastle Public Schools
East
Federal men hunt 28 who evaded arrest in East Chicago raids
Federal investigators seek 28 men at East Chicago after raids on prohibition narcotics and vice. Of 136 warrants, 108 resulted in arrests including Mayor Raleigh Hale and Police Chief James Regan. A federal grand jury may hear evidence Aug 28 or 29. Loomis signals possible further raids and martial law remains a threat if districts fail to improve enforcement. Immigration inspectors probe prisoner records for deportation prospects. Communistic literature found at several resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Ind
Raleigh P. Hale
James W. Regan
Lester Ottenheimer
U. S
Oliver Loomis
Loomis
Calumet
Lake County
Indiana
Prohibition
Fillmore Staff Announced For New School Year
The Fillmore high school opens August 30 with Principal Jewell H. Vaughn and a full staff including Verne McGowan in manual training and math, Mabel Joseph in English and history, Mary Hedrick in Latin, Mary Bryan in home economics, Blythe Osborn in music and art, Wendall Smith in science, Ernest Brown coaching and teaching 5th and 6th, Ruth Williams 3rd and 4th, and Avis Knetzer primary. The Cross Roads school in Marion township will be led by Donnie McCoy as principal and grades 5-7, with Mabel Hicks teaching 1st to 4th. most teachers are Fillmore residents.
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Fillmore High School
Jewell H. Vaughn
Verne McGowan
Mabel Joseph
Mary Hedrick
Wendall Smith
Ernest Brown
Ruth Williams
Avis Knetzer
Cross Roads
Marion Township
Donnie McCoy
Mabel Hicks
Fillmore
Woman breaks world rocking chair record in Champaign
Mrs. H. B. Schmidt, age 20, shattered the prior mark by rocking continuously for 524 hours starting at 8 am in Champaign Illinois. The previous record was 420 hours set in Dayton Ohio. Schmidt won the marathon after defeating six other entrants on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Ill
H. B. Schmidt
Dayton
Ohio
Livestock Prices From Indianapolis Market Report
Hog receipts 4500, holdovers 2830, market steady to 20 cents higher. Quoted 1095 for 250-350], 1115-11 for 200-250, 1185 for 160-200, 11385, 1160 for 180-160. Sows 850-950. Cattle receipts 600, calves 600, market mostly steady. Beef steers 2150-1635, beef cows 8-10, low cutter 575-750, vealers 1516, heavy calves 7125-0. Stock and feeders 501150. Sheep receipts 1500, lambs 500 higher, fat lambs 14, fat ewes 450-650.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana good will tour planes to visit many Indiana cities
About twenty planes are expected for the all Indiana good will tour September 16 to 20 sponsored by the Indiana Aircraft Trades association. The route starts at Curtis-Mars Hill airport, with overnight stops in Evansville, South Bend and Fort Wayne and visits to numerous cities including New Albany, Linton, Union City, Bedford, Princeton, Brazil, Greencastle, Walton, Hammond, Anderson, Muncie, Columbus, LaPorte, Kokomo, Lafayette, Logansport, Elkhart, Rochester and Hartford City. After the tour most planes will go to Marion for an airplane exposition and an early Saturday night reception at the Marion Country Club hosted by the Junior Association of Commerce.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Aircraft Trades Association
Curtis-Mars Hill
Evansville
South Bend
Ft. Wayne
New Albany
Linton
Union City
Bedford
Princeton
Brazil
Greencastle
Walcott
Hammond
Anderson
Muncie
Columbus
la Porte
Kokomo
Lafayette
Logansport
Elkhart
Rochester
Hartford City
Marion
Marion Country Club
Junior Association of Commerce
Bronx swimmer breaks world endurance record in pool
Corinne Rossburg an 18 year old from the Bronx swam to set a world endurance record of 60 hours at the Metropolitan pool. She was carried from the water unconscious and rushed to St Francis Hospital where doctors expect a few days rest before she may return home. Her time surpassed Myrtle Huddleston who held the previous 60 hour mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Corinne Rossburg
Bronx
St. Francis Hospital
Metropolitan Pool
Rossburg
Theater magnate Pantages accused after dancer flees office
In Los Angeles a court heard Fred Wise describe Eu nice Pringle's flight from Alexander Pantages office. Wise testified as others rushed to aid the 17 year old dancer who fled crying for help after the alleged incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Fred Wise
Wise
Mrs. Audrid Fleenor Hosts Bridge Party at Home
A bridge party at Mrs. Audrid Fleenor’s home featured yellow pink and white décors with garden blooms. Six tables of bridge fun followed by guests.
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Mrs. Fleenor
Audrid Fleenor
East
Washington Street
Lloyd Thomas
Steve Campbell
Eugene Chenoweth
Wisconsin
Lake Geneva
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J. F. Cannon & Co
THE
First National Bank
Putnam Co
Citizens Trust Company
Greenview Orchards
Charles J. Arnold
County Hospital
Elmer Sellers
Lake Wawasee
Dessie Bryan
Susie Talbott
James Albin
Ladoga
Milt Brown
Charles Martin
East Seminary Street
Harlan
Tennessee
Mr. Martin
D. R. Graybill
South College Avenue
Salina
Kansas
Mr. Graybill
Cameron Moag
Laura Moag
P. R. Christie
Mr. Moag
Olive M. Johnston
Putnam Circuit
Samuel E. Johnston
A. J. Sweeney
Limedale Road
Harry Sweeney
Harvey, Ill
Alva Bradshaw
Mrs Bradshaw
Sweeney
Madonna Sutherlin
Edith Sutherlin
Ruby Blue
C. Fe, Blue
Thomas Noble Jr
C. C. Tucker
W. M. McGaughey
Evelyn Ayler
Frank Cowan
Fort Collins
Miss Ayler
Mr. Cowan
Dr. Ayler
Cheyenne Wells
Mrs. Ayler
Mrs. Cowan
the Herald
Calumet Steel District
U.S
Mary Bryan
Blythe Osborn
Mars Hill
Indiana Loan Co
E. Wash
Seminary
Seminary Street
West Poplar Street
N.C. O'Hair
First National Bank of
D. Y. Hurst & Son
Rhode Island
Herald Office
Bloomington
Vine Street
Greencastle Water Works Co
Call
Mrs. Thomas
Bay View, Mich
E. C. Thomas
Michigan
Muskeegon
Mich
Roy Pogue
Bay View
E. C. Buss
Grand Rapids
White Fish Lake
Capital
Harry Stewart
Stewart
Gladys Siddons
Tommie Siddons
Nelson
Brazil Park
Forest Park
Omer Nelson
DePauw Gifl
Salem
Winifred Ragains
G. M. Salem
Walley M. Hill
Wilburton
Hill
DePauw University
Orange
New Jersey
Reed-Myers
Will & Held
Veronica Club
Andrew
Sweeney Oy
Sears
Black Grove
Supt. and Mrs. Yount
JR More
IK. LK
Schopmeyer
Franklin Street
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