Estes Duncan Leads In the Extra Session
Governor McCray may limit the special session to reformatory relocation matters in Jeffersonville. If broader issues are named, many pet measures could extend the session. Indiana leaders favor a short session, with debate focusing on the moving of the state reformatory.
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McCray
Jeffersonville
Indianapolis
Senate
House
Sesson
Branchobably
Lesh
Estes Duncan
M. E. Foley
India Napolis
Thomas A. Daily
India
Napolis
Bandits Rob Mine Of 60000 Gold Amalgam At Jackson
Eight men bound two mill men on duty at the Argonaut mine and blew the safe, escaping in cars. The heist reportedly involved 60 000 to 70 000 dollars in gold amalgam, with details from Jackson California dated December 1. A birth notice from Jackson Michigan reports Curtis Eugene Taylor born to Robert and Mrs E B Taylor.
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Jackson
Cal
Argonaut
E. B. Taylor
Curtis Eugene
Robert Taylor
Michigan
Real estate transfers in Greencastle and Monroe township
Transfers show parcels in Greencastle and Monroe township. Notable deeds include Barnaby to Harp for a Grencastle lot priced at 2500 dollars and multiple 1 dollar exchanges between Gillen Day and O'Hair Thomas. Lucy Black sells a Grencastle lot to Paul Black for one dollar.
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Charles W. Appelman
Florman Potter
Greencastle
Alonzo G. Day
Courtland C. Gillen
Robert L. O'Hair
Alva V. Thomas
Monroe Township
Alva A. Thomas
Neal Allen
Charles H. Barnaby
Harry B. Harp
Grencastle
Lucy Black
Paul Black
Former Greencastle Pastors Close Series Of Meetings
Rev and Mrs O L Jones concluded a five week revival on the Patricksburg Indiana circuit drawing fifty nine to the altar for pardon and sanctification. The old time power conviction added many to the church and benefited the community. The couple are former Greencastle residents now serving at Patricksburg.
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O. L. Jones
Patricksburg
Indiana
Jones
Greencastle
John Wysong Takes Charge of S. C. Prevo & Sons Undertaking
John P. Wysong known as Johnnie takes charge of the Undertaking branch of S. C. Prevo & Sons in Putnam county. He is a licensed undertaker and embalmer, previously with Flanner & Buchannan in Indianapolis, and recently purchased an interest after several weeks with the firm.
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John P. Wysong
Johnnie
Putnam County
S. C. Prevo & Sons
Wysong
Flanner & Buchannan
John Wysong
Monroe Township
A. B. Hanna
S. C. Prevo & Sons Undertaking Department
Miss Helen Snider to Visit Indianapolis Family
Miss Helen Snider of Indianapolis will visit Saturday to spend the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Snider. She is attending Art School in Indianapolis.
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Helen Snider
Indianpolis
Eugene Snider
Bandits chase booze runners into Danville in high speed chase
A Buick roadster carrying about fifty gallons of white mule was chased by a Marmon touring car along Rockville road toward Danville Indiana. Arrests followed as the Buick stopped near the Christian church and the Marmon disappeared down College Hill.
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Danville
Ind
Main Street
Indianapolis
Towles
Clark
Grant Hornaday
Bainbridge
Rockville
Gloveland
Buick
Sears
Putnam County
Christian Church
Fred Creech
Amanda Ensminger
College Hill
Plea Pleadings in Liquor Case Near West Main Street
Stansberry pleaded guilty and Woodson pleaded not guilty but then admitted guilt. Judge Dougan sentenced both to six months in the penal form and imposed a 150 dollar fine each. Attorney Hartman of Indianapolis represented them. The pair were arrested last spring after their car carrying liquor wrecked near Adam Record’s home on West Main Street and posted 900 dollars bond.
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Stansberry
Woodson
Dougan
Hartman
Indianapolis
Adam Record
West Main Street
DePauw Athletic Board Maintains Planned Program
DePauw trustees met in Indianapolis to discuss the athletic situation. They agree the program laid out at the start of the school year should continue and Fred M. Walker will remain as Director of Athletics for now. They also considered prospects for basketball season and a football schedule for next year.
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Indianapolis
Discass
DePauw Athletic Board
DePauw
Fred M. Walker
End of Second Six Weeks Marks Midyear for City Schools
Today ends the second six weeks term in the city school. Report cards will be distributed Monday for grading. Parents are urged to review cards to check their children’s progress.
Mr and Mrs Earl Harris In Indianapolis Friday
Mr and Mrs Earl Harris were in Indianapolis Friday according to a brief item in the Herald.
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Mrs. Earl Harris
Indianapolis
Big VOTES campaign ends tomorrow with massive subscriptions
Greencastle Herald readers brace for a final push in the $3,000 Everybody Wins Grand Prize campaign. Subscriptions drive votes with 5-year plans earning up to 400,000 votes including 100,000 extra votes per $25 club. Campaign HQ stays open to 10 PM tomorrow night for last minute entries.
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Daily Herald
Ereby
Herald
the Herald
Uable
Herald Office
Bbe
Advisory Board to Judge Election Votes in Greencastle
The Herald explains vote tallies will be published three times weekly on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and urges prompt daily vote reporting. An Advisory Board of bankers and officials including Fred L. O Hair A G Brown Charles McGaughey Mayor Rupert Bartley and Judge James P. Hughes will decide questions and supervise the final count to ensure honesty and fairness.
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Fred L. O’hair
Central National Bank
A. G. Brown
First National Bank
Charles McGaughey
Citizen's National Bank
Rupert Bartley
James P. Hughes
Greencastle
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Jennie Hurst
East Washington Street
Shriners
Murat
Putnam County Masonic
Masonic Temple
Alta McDonaldburg
Alta Varvel
Fred Varvel
Sbandits
S. C. Prevo & Sons Undertaking
Greeencastle Herald
Ster
Olsen
Harry Stansberry
Charles Woodson
Stanberry
Lilly Cully
Wanetta Judy
White Heat
Barton Shinley
Crystal Theatre
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