Local Notes From Putnam County Hospital and Community
James Crawley seeks medical treatment at Putnam County Hospital. Russellville boy Jean Ball, injured by a fall, returns home from Culver Hospital. Phi Delta Kappa to hold a meeting tonight in fraternity rooms. Mrs and Mrs John Cannon and family plan Florida trip after New Year. Guests at O T Ellis home mark twenty fifth anniversary. Ray Ellis, Lonnie McClellan, Minerva Brown, Margaret Clark and others listed. Mayor Denman, Elza Page, W F P Giger travel on business. Mrs Harold Zink back home after tonsil surgery. Potomac Council of Red Men to meet Wednesday at 7 30. Mrs Fred Harrah underwent surgery at Putnam County Hospital with Dr Karl Ruddell as surgeon.
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O. T. Ellis
The
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Ray Ellis
Kathryn
Parke County
Lonnie McClellan
Indianapolis
Minerva Brown
Creencastle
Margaret Clark
Keith
Muarjoyvie
Virginia
Brazil
Kathryn Hamilton
Harmony
Putnam County Corn Club yields top with 73.65 acres
Purdue University reports the 5 Acre project in Putnam County shows a county average well over sixty bushels per acre with 73.65 in the record book. Top producers Rex Hathaway W N McMullen Morrie McGaughey Raymond Wright Walt Bingen lead the field and will attend the Corn School December 13.
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Purdue University
First National Bank and Citizens Trust Company
Uere
Acre
Rex Hathaway
N. McMullen
Morrie McGaughey
Raymond Wright
Walt Bingen
Sessen
POUT
EPR San Bae
Morris McGaushey
Erection of Walnut and Jackson Street filing station progresses
News notes rapid progress on the new filing and service station at Walnut and Jackson despite wintry weather. The piece lists many workers and possible finish in about four weeks, with names including Wheaton Wheat Pra and Dawalt ion among others. It also previews DePauw Tigers basketball prospects and Buckeye Conference schedule for the upcoming season.
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Jackson Streets
Wheaton
Prato
Dlarvey
Zionsville
Derrill Cope
Indianapolis
Kenneth Dawaltion
William Naftzger
Kokomo
Copeland
Naftzger
Graham
Boewell
Moffett
Ragsdale
Moffet
Hammond
Greencastle
Adolph
DePauw Beneficiary Recitation Hall Funded by Harrison Will
The Danville News reports John Harrison Hall planned on the DePauw campus with a $250000 gift to the natural science department. Other bequests include $200000 to Lake View hospital in Danville for a new unit named after his mother and $10000 to Children’s Home Danville. Harrison left a residual to DePauw endowment. He was a Lebanon native and DePauw alumnus.
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W. J. Parrett
Danville
Harrison
G. Bromiley Oxnam
DePauw
van Denman Thompson
John Harrison
Asbury Hall
Old West College
Department of Natural Science
Lake View Hospital
Roachdale Family Faces Roof Fire Loss
In Roachdale on Friday night a large hole burned in the roof of Mr. and Mrs. George Dlupensatz home after a chimney spark started the blaze. The family retired before it was found. firefighters contained the fire. Damage ran to several hundred dollars and was insured.
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Roachdale
George D Luppensatz
Christmas Pageant to Be Presented by W F M S Group
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church hosts a Christmas meeting in Community Hall with a pageant The Christmas Porch led by Dora Jones and assisted by Grafton Longden A Christmas offering will be collected. Mildred Brown to host Triangle Club gathering at 805 South Indiana Street.
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Isabella Thoburn
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
Dora Jones
Grafton Longden
Mildred Brown
Triangle Club
Walter Brown
South
Indiana Street
Spencer Quintet to Meet L. and H. Team
The L. and H. Chevrolet Independent team will face Spencer Worlds Products at the old high school gym Wednesday evening. A junior high squad will race the senior class as curtain raiser. L. and H. roster includes Longden H Crawley Bryant M Crawley Miler Campbell and Kerr.
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Spencer World's Products
Longden
H. Crawley
Bryant
M. Crawley
Miler
Campbell
Kerr
Mrs Brown to Take Pasteur Treatment After Dog Bite
Mrs Logan Brown of Oakalla will begin Pasteur treatment after a collie bite. A state health lab in Indianapolis found no hydrophobia germs, but the department advised treatment. The dog turned mad Sunday, biting another dog several chickens hogs and Mrs Brown.
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Logan Brown
Oakalla
State Health Laboratory
Indianapolis
Pasteur
Purdue horticulturist leads pruning demonstrations in Putnam County
Monroe McCowin, Purdue University horticultural specialist, conducted pruning demonstrations today. He spoke at the R. A. Oc orchard east of town and at the Butchheit orchard, drawing numerous Putnam County fruit growers.
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Monroe McCowin
Purdue University
Putnam County
R. A. Oc
Butchheit
City Library Closed Until Thursday Morning
The city library remains shut after a breakdown in the heating plant. Officials say doors will reopen Thursday morning once repairs are completed.
Former Governor James P. Goodrich Visits DePauw Campus
James P. Goodrich former Indiana governor visited DePauw University for a political science class talk. He spoke before Prof Harold Zinks class and recalled campus days and professors from his student years. Goodrich noted his ties to Phi Kappa Psi with Senator Watson and shared memories of DePauw-Wabash football games.
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Tigers
Indiana
Ilinois University
DePauw
Buckeye
Ohio
Wabash
James P. Goodrich
DePauw University
Harold Zink
Goodrich
James Eli Watson
United States Senate
Henry B. Longden
Longden
Wabash College
DePauw-Wabash
Miss Walker Appears in University Chapel Program
Miss Louise Palmer Walker violin instructor at DePauw University School of Music performed in the University chapel program on Tuesday. She played three pieces and an encore, accompanied by Professor Vernon Sheffield at the piano. Her first selection was Spanish Dance by Granados adapted for violin by Fritz.
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Louise Palmer Walker
DePauw School of Music
University Chapel
Former Madison County Man Dies in Louisiana
Haden Wood a former Madison township resident died Monday December 1 in Wadesboro Louisiana at age seventy nine. He is survived by five daughters Mrs Leslie Frank Mrs Oval Seigler Mrs Oscar Perkins Mrs Carl Cloudsiter and Mrs Ora Wood and two sons Dudley Wood and Arthur Wood all of Madison township. The body will arrive Wednesday morning and the funeral will be at Union Chapel church Thursday morning at 10 30.
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Haden Wood
Madison Township
Wadesboro
Louisiana
He Roges
Leslie Frank
Oval Seigler
Oscar Perkins
Carl Clouds Iter
Ora Wood
Dudley Wood
Arthur Wood
Union Chapel Church
Livestock Prices Slip at Indianapolis Market
In Indianapolis on December 1 hog receipts reached 9 000 with cattle 2 000 and sheep 1 500. Hog prices eased 5 to 25 cents while heavier hogs 160 to 200 pounds sold around 8 35 with lighter weights down to 8 25. Cattle trading was slow with bids lower and calves about 50 cents lower. Sheep were steady with lambs down slightly.
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