Indiana Academy of Science holds 39th annual meet at DePauw
More than 150 scientists from four Indiana regions attend the thirty ninth annual Indiana Academy of Science gathering at DePauw University December 6 to 8. The program lists sixty two papers across botany zoology chemistry physics mathematics geology and geography.
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Castle
Indiana
Indiana Acady of Science
DePauw University
Charles Behrens
Purdue University O
Haseen
Academy
Martin H. Fischer
University of Cincinnati
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Jon
Harvey W. Wiley
Lalse
Behrens
F. Payne
Indiuniversity
Ja Anderson
Indiana University
Retary
W. M. Blanchard
Dean University
J. Davis
Purdue University
Monroe Township Farmers to Elect 1924 Officers
The Monroe Township Farmers will hold a meeting Tuesday evening, December 4 at Brick Pel for the purpose of electing officers for the Farm Bureau for the coming year.
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Monroe Township
Farmer'station
Brickpel
Farm Bureau
Sigler to attend international livestock and Indian veterinarians meeting
Dr. J A Sigler leaves Monday for Kago to attend the annual International Live Stock event and the annual meeting of the India Veterinarians Medical Association. He will deliver an illustrated lecture on indigestion caused by ign substances in the stomach at the vet meeting.
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J. A. Sigler
Kago
Nual International
India Veterinarians Medical Associon
Baby Cart Walkers Reach Daytona Florida
Leddy and his wife with two babies arrived in Daytona from Goshen Indiana after walking since August carrying the babies in a push cart with provisions and luggage. They are en route to Orlando passing Greencastle earlier in their trek.
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Daytona
Fla
Leddy
Goshen
Ind
Orlando
Negro man arrested for brutal murder in Indianapolis
John Thomas Shaw, 24, of 1418 East Maryland street, is charged with the murder of Mrs. Helen Hagar Whelchel. A bloodstained 1918 Ford tied to Shaw, a wristwatch traced through handoffs, and a missing diamond ring kept by Clara Lee Smith link Shaw to the crime. Witnesses recall Shaw admitting possession of the ring and using it to pawn the watch chain of events tied to the Iowa and East street abduction.
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John Thomas Shaw
Indiana Avenue
Indianapolis
East
Maryland Street
Helen Hagar Whelchel
Applegate Street
John Mullin
Trabue
Sneed
Shaw
Sykes
James Kelley
Ape Face
West Pratt Street
Kelly
Kelley
Clara Lee Smith
North Bright Street
Escaped Convict Wilbur Miller Captured After Latest Escape
Wilbur Miller of Kokomo a noted escape artist is again under arrest after escaping from the Pendleton State Reformatory. He had previously escaped from the State Farm and from Putnam County jail and was recaptured multiple times with transfers to Jeffersonville and back to Pendleton. He faces a sentence of 2 to 5 years for the earlier escape and will be sent back to the State Reformatory.
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Wilbur Miller
Kokomo
Putnam County
State Reformatory
Pendleton
Miller
State Farm
Hughes
Kara
Sears
Mail Your Xmas Packages Early
Greencastle post office urges early mailing and proper packing to prevent damaged gifts. Postmaster Bartley advises complete addresses, return info, prepaid postage, and careful packing for domestic and international parcels with set November and December deadlines.
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Bartley
Greencastle
International Parcel Post
Arabia
Spanish Guiana
Tristian da Cuba
Death of Mrs. Vonnie May Stroupe at Putnamville
Mrs. Vonnie May Stroupe age 33 wife of farmer William W. Stroupe died at home three miles south of Putnamville at 8 30 Saturday evening after two weeks of acute nephritis. She leaves husband three daughters Opal Amanda and Mary Louise, her parents Mr and Mrs George Lasley of Cloverdale township one brother John Lebanon and two sisters Mrs Ethel Grimes of Cloverdale and Mrs Vernis Nickerson of Perry Point Maryland. Funeral at the M W Church Putnamville Monday at 1 pm with burial in Clover dale cemetery.
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Vonnie May Stroupe
William W. Stroupe
Putnamville
Croupa
Opal
Amanda
Mary Louise
George Lasley
Cloverdale Township
John Lebanon
Ethel Grimes
Cloverdale
Vernis Nickerson
Perry Point
Maryland
M.w
DePauw Assistant Coach Returns From South Bend Visit
Robert Gipson, assistant coach at DePauw University, has returned after visiting relatives in South Bend.
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Robert Gipson
DePauw University
South Bend
Fire Damage At William Jackson Home On South College
A small fire at the residence of William Jackson opposite Minshall Laboratory on South College avenue broke out about 6 45 am Monday. The blaze damaged the roof slightly and was quickly extinguished by the Fire Department using a small chemical.
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William Jackson
Minshall Laboratory
South College Avenue
Boy injured in Greencastle car collision
John Sloan of Indianapolis sustained a minor injury when the Ford Sedan carrying six youths to the Young Men's Christian Citizenship Conference was struck by Dora Oler in a Buick touring car at College Avenue and Hanna Street. Sloan was unconscious briefly but not seriously hurt. the others escaped unscathed as the Ford overturned and lost its top windshield and wheels.
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John Sloan
Indianapolis
Ford
College Avenue
Hanna Street
Sloan
Greencastle
Dora Oler
Oler
Chicago Man to Speak at Greencastle Conference
Dr. Ralph E. Diffendorfer of Chicago will headline the Greencastle district M E Church ministers and laymen conference at College Avenue Church on Wednesday December 5. The event runs 10 AM to 7:15 PM with a mass meeting at 7:15 PM. Diffendorfer author of the World’s Service Program will discuss world conditions. Rev H L Davis Greencastle district superintendent invites public.
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Ralph E. Diffendorfer
Chicago
Greencastle
M. E
College Avenue
Sesson
Diffendorfer
H.L. Davis
M. E. Church
Standard Bearers Meet Tuesday at Eva McNeely Home
The Standard Bearers of the Locust Street Church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 with Miss Eva McNeely at her Olive Street home. A special program is planned and those seeking membership are especially invited to attend. A large turnout is expected.
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Locust Street
Eva McNeely
Olive Street
Putnam County approves hospital board member and sets terms
The Putnam County commissioners named James L. Randel to the hospital board replacing William Kreigh for a four year term. The board now includes Andrew Hanna David Hostetter Oral Hutcheson and James L. Randel. The meeting closed with staff changes as William Lovett will become county auditor January 1.
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James L. Randel
Putnam County Hospital Board
William Kreigh
Andrew Hanna
Greencastle
David Hostetter
Roachdale
Oral Hutcheson
Reelsville
Ralph Knoll
Knoll
William Lovett
David Skelton
Benton Curtis
DePauw Tigers Tip Off Basketball Season Tonight
DePauw opens the season at Bowman Gymnasium at 7:30 p.m. with an alumni team facing the Tigers. Coach Ashmore has 25 hopefuls and will trim to 12, then rotate players for every game. Standouts include Irwin Hirt White Laughlin Johnson Willis and several others. Alumni stars slated to play include Zeke Young Murray Mendenhall Tubby Moffett Big Smith Skinny Miller Newt Carlisle and Bobby Gipson.
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DePauw Tiger
Bowman Gymnasium
Ashmore
Irwin
Hirt
White Laughlin
Johnson
Willis
Zeke Young
Murray Mendenhall
Tubby Moffett
Miss Helen Black Spends Monday in Indianapolis
Miss Helen Black of East Anderson Street spent Monday in Indianapolis for unspecified engagements.
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Helen Black East Anderson
Indianapolis
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