Freshmen Enrollment Swells at DePauw University
DePauw University reports more than 450 applicants for first year Liberal Arts admission. Dormitories expanded to house the influx with more men than women enrolled, aided by Rector Scholar foundation funding over 150 scholarships for male Indiana graduates. New faculty appointments include J W M Hudson in Sociology and several professors in French English and Chemistry.
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DePauw University
Unity
College of Liberal Arts
Methodist Col
Rector Scholar Foundation
Indiana
J. W. M. Hudson
William Attock
Draxe University
Katharine F. MacLaeean A
Buckwell University
Campion
Dane F. Smith
A. Borderbilt University
Leah Dennis
A. B. Northwestern Univ. Ty
Grose Ude
Ralph W. Hufford
DePauw
Flore Heritage
M. A. Columbia
Harriet Mathews
Simmons College
Tt Institute
Village names and misnaming spark editor feuds
In Greencastle, Dean Mitchell protests DePauw University being called a “little academy” by Green Castle papers. He recalls the campus growth and a wish for accurate, metropolitan treatment in publicity.
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FE. Mitchell
Deiv
Univ.ity
Indiana
DePauw
DePauw University
Mitchell
Lodges Enjoy Trip to the Shades with Families
Bee Hive Rebekah and Odd Fellow lodges plus families motor to the Shades Death Sunday on a Randell truck and several machines. About fifty five persons attended the outing with many named couples and children listed among the participants.
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Bee Hive
Rekah
Witheir
Randel
Rs. B. B. Stringer
Mes Fiske
Curry Swan
Yde Williams
Sweet
Fisher
Wrence Crawley
G. H. Conklin
W. H. Cala
Will Dittemore
Louis Schachtel
Daunter
Ethel Schachtel
Ts. C.H. Mitchell
Jah Cox
Cline
Ibert Houck
Fred Reising
Robene
Local Names Appearing in Community Notices
A list of residents and families appears in a community notice including Bert Pierce Ira Hillis Mr and Mrs Ira Hillis Mr and Mrs Charles Gardner and family Florence Stringer Mildred Crawley Blanche Bicknell Doris Butler Joe Gardner Frank Butler Bennett Plummer and Arthur Nevins.
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Ert Pierce
Ira Hillis
Charles Gardner
Florence Stringer
Mildred Crawley
Blanche Bicknell
Doris Butler
Joe Gardner
Frank Butler
Bennett Plummer
Arthur Nevins
Boy Scouts Schedule Final Track Meet Planning
A special Boy Scouts meeting is set for Tuesday August 24 at 7 PM to finalize arrangements for the upcoming track meet. Signed John A. Friend ASM.
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John A. Friend
County Commissioners Name Registration Clerks in Putnam County
The county commissioners at their meeting Saturday named registration clerks for townships in Putnam County under the new law requiring every voter to register for the November election. Two registration days are set, September 4 and October 4, with clerks listed for each township.
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Putnam County
Robert Hamrick
James L. Hamilton
John Keller
Chas. Huffman
North
Farmer on reprieve returns to jail to finish sentence
Louis Rommes of Brown County who was pardoned for thirty days to harvest crops reported back to Bartholomew County jail today, surrendering to Sheriff Dumas Essex and resuming the remaining twenty four days of his theft sentence. He owns an eighty acre Brown County farm. Will Allee buys C W Ellis property on Anderson Street near Locust. Evangelist Daniel Summers from Indianapolis conducts evening meetings at Church of Christ in Belle Union.
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Columbus
Ind
Louis Rommes
Brown County
Bartholomew County
Goodrich
Dumas Essex
Daniel Summers
Indianapolis
Church of Christ At
Belle Union
Mr. Post
Bellevue
Burt
Farmer Jack Deweese Injured In Railroad Collision
Floyd Township farmer Jack Deweese, 50, was severely injured when his large cement truck was struck by a railroad train near Bedford on Saturday. One car was torn off and officials report a badly mangled leg. Deweese may lose the limb. He has been hauling cement from Bedford to Worthington recently.
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Floyd Township
Bed
FORD
Worthington
Jack Deweese
Bedford
DeWeese
Weather Weekend Brings Cool August Daylight
The text notes a cool weekend with a low of 47 and a high not exceeding 78. It describes an unusual coolness for August and hints at approaching fall and concerns over heating.
Auto Crash Kills Local Youth. Teen Sweetheart Hurt
Lawrence Green, 19, of Fisherburg, was killed when an auto struck a telephone pole seven miles west of Anderson Indiana. His sweetheart Eve Thompson, 17, also of Fisherburg, was seriously injured. Witnesses say Green was racing another car at the time. The exact cause remains undetermined.
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Anderson
Ind
Lawrence Green
Fisherburg
Here
Eve Thompson
Green
Mammoth Engine Rescued After Monon Track Collapse
The Monon Freight locomotive bridged a deep cut near Limedale when a temporary trestle failed. It was saved by wrecking crews who built a timber scaffold and pulled the engine back onto the main line. Traffic is expected to resume in two days.
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Limedale
Tressle
Monon
Cement Company
Real Estate Transfers in Greencastle Bainbridge and New Maysville
Transactions include Trustees of African M E church transferring Greencastle lot to DePauw University for 1100 dollars. Sherman Early to Maude B Blunk Greencastle lot 300. Frank Edwards to Norah Conn Greencastle 108. Eugene H Snider to Charles H Barnaby Greencastle 1500. Frank Edwards to Schuyler Hale Bainbridge lot 70. Frank E Davis et al to Alexander M Keck New Maysville lot 350.
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African M. E. Church
DePauw University
Greencastle
Sherman
Maude B. Blunk
Frank Edwards
Norah Conn
Eugene H. Snider
Charles H. Barnaby
Schuyler Hale
Bainbridge
Frank E. Davis
Alexander M. Keck
New Maysville
Hog Receipts 8,000 as Prices Hold Steady at Market
Indianapolis hog market opened with 8,000 head. Prices remained steady from $14.75 to $15.75, while cattle calves and sheep numbers were 0, 500, and 300 respectively.
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Indianapolis
Poles Bottled Up Russians on Northern Front
Warsaw reports the bottling of Soviet forces between Prussia and the Vistula with large prisoner totals. A Polish infantry division claimed 5,000 prisoners and sixteen guns as they closed the escape gateway. Moscow confirms Brest Litovsk Soviet retirement.
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Prussia
Vistula
London
Brest Litovsk
Moscow
Evans Visits Indy Parents During Marion County Probe Candidacy
W. P. Evans of Indianapolis, Republican candidate for Marion County Prosecuting Attorney, spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs T. B. Evans, continuing his campaign.
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W. P. Evans
Indianapolis
Torney
Marion County
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Hearst Papers Seek Harding Backers For Covenant Issue
Hearst newspapers backing anti league stance urge Warren G Harding to repudiate the covenant. The question arises whether extra endorsements are needed to appease Senators Hiram W Johnson and William E Borah and win broader support.
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William Randolph Hearst
Warren G. Harding
Hiram W. Johnson
Wiliam E. Borah
Anthrax Not Fatal If Treated Early Says Bellevue Doctor
Dr. Douglas Summers of Bellevue laboratories says Frederick Post polo player was cured of anthrax, stressing early diagnosis and serum treatment. He warns against labeling anthrax deadly and urges government regulation of disinfecting hides and furs to prevent spread.
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New York
Douglas Summers
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals
Frederick HH. Post
Bellevue
United States Department of Animal Industry
Post
Charles Norris
Tennessee Governor vows to certify ratification of suffrage amendment
Governor Roberts said state attorney general Thomspon informed him the two houses’ action constituted ratification and he will not countenance any tactic to block it. He will use legal powers to certify the Legislature’s action to federal officials. The Constitutional League predicted an injunction would bar enfranchisement for at least a year and a half.
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Roberts
Nashville
Tenn
Ernor Roberts
Thompson
Legisla_ture
Tennessee
Tennessee Constitutional League
Indiana Voters Must Register for November Election
Indiana voters must register this year as rules change. Two registration days are September 4 and October 4, from 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Registrations can be in person or by mail with proper sworn forms. Unregistered voters cannot vote in November.
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Precinct Registration Board
Indiana
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