Local residents engage in travel and public matters
Mr and Mrs Glen Walden spent Sunday in Terre Haute visiting relatives. Superintendent Warren J Yount met Indiana education officials on school matters. Miss Doris Evelyn Morrison visits grandparents in Hamrick Station. Prof Howard Yuncker will be principal at Crown Point High School. Dr John Carmack to perform tonsil operations at Putnam County Hospital. Sheriff Eitelforge escorted a convict to Indiana State Prison from Michigan City. County Agent Floyd Miller warns exhibitors to submit State Fair entries this week. Mr and Mrs Clarel Cross and daughter Mary Lee depart for Whitestown and Wheaton Illinois where Mr Cross will teach mathematics at Wheaton High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Evelyn Morrison
Hubert, Morrison of
Muncie
J. E. Hutcheson
Hamrick Station
Howard Yuncker
John Carmack
Indianapolis
Putnam County Hospital
Floyd Miller
Putnam County
Clarel Cross
Mary Lee
Cross
Omer Beck
Indiana Street
Whitestonn
Boone County
Mr. Cross
Wheatom Illinois
Graf Zeppelin Battled by Texas Headwinds on Flight West
Aboard Graf Zeppelin on August 28 the giant airship pressed a westward course over Texas toward Lakehurst New Jersey. Headwinds slowed speed to about 45 mph as all five motors worked hard to hold altitude near 4000 feet amid violent gusts threatening a loss of control. The voyage marks continued despite requests from numerous cities to fly over their area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Texas
Lakehurst
New Jersey
Graf
Livestock market and local incidents from Indianapolis
Hogs were generally 25 cents higher in Indianapolis market with bulk 140 280 lb hogs selling 10.75 to 11.65. Cattle remained steady with top steers at 16 and others 11.50 to 15.25. Sheep and lambs little changed with top lambs 14. A water main leak on Washington Street prompted repairs. Miss Esther Snider’s Chevrolet touring car sustained minor damage near the National Road. A path finding plane for the All-Indiana goodwill tour landed at Bridges farm east of Greencastle for inspection before a decision on further landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Esther Snider
L. D. Snider
Madison Street
Brazil
Catherine McCain
Delphi
Frances Long
Leona Mae Snider
Bridges Farm
Greencastle
New Greencastle church to be ready by Thanksgiving
A conference of church and DePauw University officials outlines a plan to avoid disruption of Greencastle Methodist Episcopal Church services as the new church building is completed. Meharry hall and East College rooms will host classes, with Sunday services moved to Meharry hall and Locust Street auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle Methodist Episcopal Church
DePauw University
C. Howard Taylor
W. M. Blanchard
DePauw
R. A. Ogg
Locust Street
Meharry Hall
East College
Will of W H Williamson Admitted to Probate
The last will of W H Williamson dated December 15 1916 is admitted to probate in Putnam County Circuit Court. It leaves all real and personal property to wife Mary L Williamson and son Frederick D Williams with joint survivor provisions and annual bequests to grandchildren Luther Mary Keith Talbott Albert Everett O Neal Florence O Neal Rollings Agnes Talbott. Upon final division Agnes Talbott receives just ten dollars and Florence O Neal Rollings or heirs receive five hundred fifteen. Executors named are wife and son, witnesses George Rissler and Greeley Elmer Sendmyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Williamson
Putnam
Mary L. Williamson
Frederick D. Williams
Luther
Mary
Keith Talbott
Albert
Everett O’neal
Florence O'Neal Rollings
Agnes Talbott
George Rissler
Greeley Elmer Sendmyer
Rioting in Palestine Escalates Amid Haifa Attacks
Continuation reports mounting casualties as British troops fire on Arab assailants in Haifa during clashes with Jewish quarters. Arab leaders seek peace, but violence spreads across the region with guards placed around Jerusalem suburbs and panic in Haifa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haifa
Jordan River
Palestine
Jerusalem
Overstreet and Cannon Return From Bay View Vacation
Dr. O F Overstreet and John Cannon have returned from a vacation spent at Bay View Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. O. F. Overstreet
John Cannon
Bay View, Mich
William Harris Recovers From Brazil Car Crash Injuries
William Harris, injured in an auto accident near Brazil last week, is able to be out again. He was riding in a car belonging to Ike Harris on West Columbia Street when it collided with two other cars near Brazil. Harris was thrown through the windshield and sustained head cuts and back injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harris
Brazil
Mr. Harris
Ike Harris
Columbia Street
Rentals East Seminary Apartments and Modern Homes
Listings show rentals at 632 East Seminary Street with heat water and gas stove, four rooms and one bath, and three rooms with porch on a large lawn. Other adverts announce strictly modern houses with three bedrooms and sun parlor, garage, at 206 West Poplar and 605 East Seminary Street. Contact N C O Hair, First National Bank of C, Sayers Central Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Seminary
East Seminary Street
West Poplar Street
N.C. O
Police Hold Davis Suspect in $95,000 Bank Robbery
Kirby F. Davis alias Harris sits in Dallas jail on $25,000 bond awaiting Indiana authorities to question him about a $95,000 Steuben county bank robbery. He was arrested yesterday on a Dallas street corner and identified by fingerprint expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Kirby F. Davis
Harris
Indiana
Steuben County
Davis
Cro-Tat-Em Circle Plans Thursday Meeting in Local Notice
Wedding announced for Miss Louis Boone to Walter Farmer in Indianapolis Baptist church with Rev L B Mosely officiating. Boone's family ties and education noted. District re unions planned at Bainbridge schoolhouse and nearby homes with schedules and officers listed. Sutherlin and Dorsett reunions described with dates and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Rogers
North College Avenue
Louis Boone
Mary Boone
Kenwood Avenue
Indianapolis
Walter Farmer
Emerson Avenue
Samuel Farmer
Greencastle
Indianapolis Baptist Church
L. B. Mosely
Farmer
Greencastle High School
Danville Normal College
Mose” Boone
Donie Bush resigns as Pirates manager
Donie Bush quits as manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates after three years. His resignation takes effect immediately and is accepted by club president Barney Dreyfuss. Jewell Ens is named acting manager while Bush offered no reason for his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Donie Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
Smoky City
Bush
Barney Dreyfuss
Pirates
Dreyfuss
Jewel Ens
Mrs Cunningham Improves After Sunday Car Crash
Mrs William Cunningham who was injured in a Sunday automobile wreck is reported improved today at Putnam County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cunningham
Putnam County Hospital
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Glen Walden
Greencastle R. 4
Terre Haute
E. Cleve Thomas
Michigan
Warren J. Yount
State Department of Education
H. M. Monnett
Robert
Charles Spiker
Alice May
Virginia Ellen
Alex Sears
William E. Holtz
William Jr
Chicago
T. A. Sigler
Commercial Hotel
Edward Eitelforge
Michigan City
William Thomas
Little Virginia Higgins
Clarence Higgins
South Crown Street
THE
First National Bank
Putnam Co
Citizens Trust Company
Systematic Saver
Evan Strain
Mount Olive
Water Company
Washington Street
Hein
John Cook & Sons Co
Deluse Heetrola
Adva En- Sartalgiaccre
Heatrola
Indiana Loan Co
E. Wash, St. Thone
Chevrolet Coach
Chevrolet
O. K
Jackson St
Crawford
Belle of
Georgia
Elbertas
Perkins Lawn
Morton
Care Herald
Red Men's Hall
R. W. Crawley
South City Limits
Milton Brown
Dorsett
Cold Water
Stilesville
Nelson
Bainbridge School House
Ella Scobee
Otha Miller
Jesus
Betty Jean Grimes
Vigginia Evans
Wintred Grimes
Donald York
Winfred
Daisy
Scobee
Fillmore
Elisha Cowgill
Reeves
Mrs. Perry Rollings
Reelsville
Sutherlin
Thomas Sutherlin
Mt. Meridian
James Sutherlin
Office of
W. J. Krider
Over Schoenman Jewelry Store
MONON
Moday
Sox
Cleveland
Cubs
St. Louis
M.S. Newgent
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