M'Cullough Elected County School Superintendent
Mark McCullough was unanimously elected superintendent of county schools by the trustees with two members absent. Grant Stone presided, and after a silent ballot he was declared elected. the prior ineligibility issue from June was resolved by completing technical qualifications. Stone praised the trustees as loyal and devoted to duty.
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Mark McCullough
Mr. Knetzer
Middle
Stevenson
Guilford Townships
Audi
Tor Shields
Grant Stone
Mr. McCullough
McCullough
Stone
Board of Education
Danville Republican
Farrow, Groveland Man Held Over Check Charge
Leon Farrow of near Groveland was jailed after Saturday arrest for issuing a check with insufficient funds while buying an automobile through a finance company. He was released Monday after paying a $39.15 fine.
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Leon Farrow
Groveland
Danville
Russell Cook to Louisiana regional junior baseball tourney
J Russell Cook, director of athletics at Central Normal College and American Legion athletic chairman, was appointed by Dan Sowers to lead the regional junior baseball tournament at Shreveport Louisiana on August 19 and 20. The event covers Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana. Cook departs Saturday for duties. other locals Dale Miller and Stan Feezle received similar posts.
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J. Russell Cook
Central Normal College
American Legion
Dan Sowers
Americanism Committee
the Legion
Shreveport
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Cook
Legion
Dale Miller
New Bristol
Conn
Stan Feezle
Meridian
Miss
Danville
Rules on Teachers Oath of Allegiance
Indiana teachers must take an oath under a 1929 law. School executives or any person authorized to administer oaths may administer it, such as notaries public. The opinion was requested by Roy P. Wisehart, state superintendent, and filed by Attorney General James M. Ogden. The oath bill was sponsored by the Indiana chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Indiana
James M. Ogden
Roy P. Wisehart
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Crawfordsville Pioneer Woman Eliza Harding Dies at 85
Mrs Eliza Harding age 85 widow of Henry Harding and Crawfordsville pioneer, died at her home after extended illness. Survived by son Chase Harding prominent attorney and daughter Mrs W A Millis wife of Dr W A Millis former Hanover College president. Funeral services set for Saturday.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Eliza Harding
Henry Harding
Harding
Indiana
Chase Harding
Cravefordsville
W. A. Millis
W A. Millis
Hanover College
Argentine Giant Victor Campolo Beats Gene Tunney Rival Heeney
Victor Campolo, a tall Argentine heavyweight, defeated Tom Heeney at Ebbets Field in nine rounds. Heeney withstood punishment through the early rounds but faded after a brutal body assault and a fierce eighth round.
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U.S
New York
Victor Campolo
Gene Tunney
Tom Heeney
Ebbetsfield
Heeney
Yankee Stadium
Campolo
Vincennes Mayor Buys Local Newspaper Venture
Vincennes Indiana mayor Claude E Gregg has bought the Vincennes Commercial from Thomas H Adams. Though Gregg is a Democrat he plans to keep the paper's policy Republican. The merger with the Vincennes Sun remains uncertain after earlier talks stalled.
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Vincennes
Claude E. Gregg
Vincennes Commercial
Thomas H. Adams
Indiana
Gregg
Vincennes Sun
Pennant Races Won By Cubs And Athletics
New York dispatch notes that Connie Mack and Joe McCarthy signed with a syndicate to cover the world series from the players bench as their teams sit well ahead in the pennant chase. The piece humorously recalls Mack's doorstep cluttered with contracts and syndicate men, a jab at organized betting and league politics.
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New York
Connie Mack
Joe McCarthy
Sweeney
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Mack
McCarthy
Funeral services for Dr Grange Scott Runnels in Indianapolis
Dr Grange Scott Runnels 82 a renowned homopathic specialist who practiced in Indianapolis for years will have funeral services at his home at 4 am Saturday. He formerly served as president of the American Institute of Homeopathy and of the National Surgical and Gynecological Society.
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Indianapolis
Grange Scott Runnels
Runnels
American Institute of Homopathy
National Surgical and Gynecological Society
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