DePauw Tigers Release 1924-25 Basketball Schedule
Coach Guy Morrison announces the 1924 25 DePauw Tigers basketball schedule with 13 home games and key road tests listed. Opponents include Illinois State Normal Vanderbilt Purdue Wisconsin Marquette Wabash Franklin Butler Hanover Lombard and State Normal with dates noted as tentative or exact.
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Guy Morrison
DePauw Tigers
Osser
Danville Normal
Hoosier Athletic Club
Vanderbilt
Purdue
Lafayette
Wisconsin
Madison
Marquette
Milwaukee
Wabash
Crawfordsville
Franklin
Butler
Lombard
Hanover
State Normal
Terre
Real Estate Transfers in Madison and Greencastle Townships
William Cowgill transfers 102 acres in Madison township to Charles W Sigier for 5000 dollars. Charles H Cox sells 41 acres in Jefferson township to Frank T Cox for 1000 dollars. Perry C Hoppingarner sells land in Cloverdale township to John Collins for 1. Leona L Colliver sells a Bainbrittle lot to Edward and Parsonage for 1. Russellville Methodist Trustees transfer four lots in Russellville to Charles F Grimes for 2000. William H Cunningham sells a Greencastle lot to Frank Riley for 1. James L Leonard sells 40 acres in Jefferson township to Clarence Wildman for 2700. Maria Campbell sells a Greencastle Commercial Place lot to James E Cook for 30. Edward R Hibbitt sells a Commercial Place lot to Alwa C Wright for 1. John Eitel sells land in Greencastle township to True-Hixon Lumber Co for 1. Jacob A Michael sells a Greencastle lot to Eva Hanks and others for 1.
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Charles H. Cox
Frank T. Cox
Jefferson Township
Perry C. Hoppingarner
John Collins
Cloverdale Township
Leona L. Colliver
Edward &E. Parsonage
Bainbrittle
Russellville
Edward R. Hibbitt
Alwa C
Wright
Commercial Place
John Eitel
True-Hixon Lumber Co
Greencastle Township
Jacob A. Michael
Eva Hanks
Greencastle
Power Plant Proposal For Eel River Area Rumored
Rumor of a Wabash Valley Electric Co project graphics a dam at the lower Eel River falls to create a six mile lake from the falls to Mill Grove. Land options expire May 1, 1925. No official confirmation from any electric company has been issued.
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Eel River Falls
Mill Grove
Wabash Valley Electric Co
Lower Fall
Lower Falls
Millrove
Lower Alls
Death of Edward Lloyd Prominent Kansas Farmer
Announcement from Koona Kansas states Edward Lloyd age 71 died Monday at 10:30 AM. He was formerly a Putnam County resident and brother of Loyd and Samuel Lloyd living in Clinton township. Survived by widow two sons and daughter. He moved from Putnam County about 30 years ago and became a notable farmer in Kansas.
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Koona
Kansas
Edward Lloyd
Putnam Young
Loyd
Samuel Lloyd
Clinton Township
Lloyd
Putnam County
Funeral Journey For Lloyds Family Ties Noted
Attendees traveling to the funeral include Mr and Mrs Harvey O Haire from north of Greencastle and Mr and Mrs Charles Cooper of Greencastle with Mr and Mrs Aaron Cooper of Filmore. Charles and Aaron Cooper are brothers and Mrs O Haire is sister to Dr Edward Lloyd.
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Harvey O'Hair
Greencastle
Charles Cooper
Aaron Cooper
F/ilmore
Charles
O'Hair
Organist Describes Descriptive Powers At Dedication Recital
A large audience at the First Presbyterian church heard Prof. Van Denman Thompson of the DePauw School of Music play a largely classical organ program. Mrs. Holliday and the church quartet added sacred numbers. Thompson’s performance was praised for its tone, technique, and artistic achievement during the dedication events.
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Brazil
First Presbyterian Church
van Denman Thompson
DePauw School of Music
Holliday
Thompson
New Presbyterian
Brackney Couple Granted Marriage License
Bryan Brackney a farmer and Stella G Brackney a homekeeper both residents of Greencastle R R 8 were issued a marriage license.
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Bryan Brackney
Stella G. Brackney
Greencastle R. R. 8
Jury rules for Gardner estate in damage suit
In Putnam Circuit Court the Sun Insurance Co. failed to recover 974 from the Gardner estate. The suit sought damages for the auto collision near Effingham Illinois on September 4 1922. The verdict found the Gardner estate not liable as the defendant in the crash that fatally injured George W Gardner and seriously injured his wife after Gardner attempted to pass a truck. The case named A B Kurrus of St Louis as the owner of the other vehicle involved.
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Putnam Circuit Court
The
Sun Insurance Co
George W. Gardner
the Insurance Company
A. B. Kurrus
St. Louis
Gardner Auto
Kurris
Consolidation Talk Grows Over Indiana Coal Mines
In Terre Haute on December 1, Phil L. Penna secretary of the Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators Association says a plan to consolidate 145 mines in District No 11 into a 60 million dollar corporation is seriously discussed. He notes saving from consolidation and that current production runs well below capacity as operators hope demand and markets improve.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Phil L. Penna
Thhe
Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
Penna
Indiana Field
Miners discuss temporary mine closures to cut costs
Operators face burdensome expenses and may close mines for an indefinite period. Only those essential to meeting demand would remain active, a strategy aimed at achieving cost savings.
Ralston Answers Roll On Birthday
Senator Samuel M. Ralston marked his 67th birthday by answering the Senate roll call in the Sixty-Eighth Congress. He joked about being younger than Congress and praised his staff’s flowers before a quiet dinner with Mrs. Ralston at Congress Hall hotel.
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Ralston
Washington
Samuel M. Ralston
Senate
Congress
Smillingly
Indiana
End Of Season Football Scores From Various Matches
Army shut out Navy 12 to 0 while Centre beat Georgia 14 to 7. Fordham defeated Georgetown 9 to 6. Holy Cross crushed Boston College 33 to 0. Notre Dame overwhelmed Carnegie Tech 40 to 19. Swarthmore beat Haverford 12 to 0 and Southern College defeated University of Havana 38 to 6.
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Army
Navy
Centre
Georgia
Fordham
Georgetown
Holy Cross
Boston College
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Swarthmore
Haverford
Red Cross to stage first aid demonstrations in Greencastle
Captain Carroll L. Bryant of the American Red Cross will visit Greencastle to demonstrate resuscitation and life saving for DePauw University students, Greencastle High School pupils, workers, and the public. He will conduct talks, pool demonstrations, and be available for private sessions by appointment through B W Kelly. 17 licensed DePauw life savers are highlighted for public service.
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Carroll L. Bryant
American Red Cross
Greencastle
Washington
B. W. Kelly
Putnam County
National Organization
Bryant
Kelly
Greencastle High School
DePauw University
Greencastle Industries
Bowman Gymnasium
DePauw Coeds
Captain Bryant
Red Cross Organization
Glare of Ice Causes Slips on Rural Roads
A light rain froze on impact Tuesday night, triggering many minor crashes and near misses. Clint Whittaker of Cloverdale slid down a 20 foot embankment south of Milo with his Ford. Frank Welch of Greencastle also escaped injury as his Ford slid. both were helped by W. A. Corns wrecking from Cloverdale. A sedan on Deer Creek Hill escaped damage and injury.
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Clint Whittaker
Cloverdale
Milo eWsi
Frank Welch
Greencastle
W. A. Corns
Deer Creek Hill
Indiana Farm Bureau declares war on national federation
W H Settle head of the Indiana Farm Bureau announced that Illinois Indiana Iowa and Ohio would wage a fight against the American Farm Bureau Federation at its annual convention. He spoke after attending a meeting of the executive committee of the Farmers National Co operative Marketing Association and said the committee was preparing its program for its national convention in Washington.
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Chicago
W. H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Federation
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Ohio
Settle
Farmers’ National Co-Operative Marketing Association
Washington
Clean house aim tied to federation politics
The phrase describes an effort to reform the federation by removing elements seen as weakening the cooperative movement and ensuring its politics do not fade away. It signals internal calls for decisive action and organizational renewal.
Iowa Farm Bureau to Wage No Fight With National Group
IOwa Farm Bureau Federation secretary I Ray Gribben said the Iowa body would wage no fight against the American Farm Bureau Federation. W H Settle of the Indiana federation listed Iowa among states dissatisfied with the national organization. Gribben stated the department’s only fight would be to preserve the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Ray Gribben
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
W. H. Settle
Indiana
Farm Bureau
Iowa Department
Ford and Dodge Price Cuts Cut to Historic Lows
Detroit December 2 Ford prices lowered to the lowest point in history with cuts of 5 dollars on runabouts coupes and touring cars 10 dollars on Tudor sedans and 25 dollars on four door sedans New list prices: runabout 260 touring cars 290 coupes 520 Tudor sedans 580 and four door sedans 660 Dodge Brothers cut prices from 10 dollars on touring cars and roadsters to 125 dollars on the 5A sedan
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Detroit
Ford
Dodge Brothers
Boy Killed in Hunting Accident Near Seelyville Ed
A 12 year old boy Grant Gates was instantly killed when two shotgun barrels discharged as he sat near the gun in fields near Seelyville Ed He and friend Fred Kirkman had gone rabbit hunting He sat on a log and likely triggered both triggers as the pair hunted He is survived by parents Mr and Mrs Grant Gates and two brothers Nelson and Clarence
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Seelyville
Gates
Grant Gates
Fred Kirkman
Gates Farm
Kirkman
Nelson
Clarence
Press Club Meeting Postponed One Week
The DePauw Press Club meeting planned for tonight is postponed to next Wednesday December 10 in Dickey Hall West College at 7 30. Prof J W Piercy cannot attend tonight due to a Bloomington dinner for IU faculty. He will speak on Indiana Men Who.
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J. W. Piercy
Greencastle
DePauw Press Club
L. E. Mitchell
Piercy
Bloomington
Bryan
Indiana University
Dickey Hall
West College
Indiana
DePauw Grad to Head Indiana University Journalism
A DePauw alumnus and former Indianapolis News reporter, now head of Indiana University’s journalism department, will speak at a public meeting free of charge. He led a research leave two years ago and was elected president of the National Association of Instructors of Journalism. Prof Piercy previously spoke to the Press Club on Advertising.
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DePauw
Indianapolis News
Indiana University
National Association of Instructors of Journalism
Piercy
Press Club
Record of a Farm Bureau Banquet Overflows with Guests
A Putnam County farm bureau banquet drew at least 450 attendees, far exceeding estimates. The event featured cafeteria style dining, motion pictures, and a program by county farm women portraying various rural roles, followed by speeches in the court room.
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Putnam County Farm Bureau
Court House
Farm Bureau
Paint Smearers Identified After DePauw Vandalism
Detectives say twenty Wabash College students smeared red paint on DePauw University property the night before the football game. Brazil detective Guy Bolin, hired by the university, provides the information, with workmen removing much of the damage.
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DePauw University
Wabash DePauw
Guy Bolin
Brazil
Wabash College
Wabash College Faces Damage After Outrage
The article states damage totaling $2,000 from an incident at Wabash College. Reports indicate immediate expulsion action would be taken if guilty parties are identified as students, though no official decision has been announced. It is believed the responsible students may be required to cover damages.
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Wabash College
Wabash
Mail Your Xmas Presents Early Mail Your Xmas Presents Early
Postmaster General New and First Assistant John H Bartlett urge Americans to mail gifts between December 10 and 20 to avoid last minute rush. Greeting cards face added delays as many are held to ensure Christmas Eve delivery. Rural carriers will deliver no mail on Christmas Day and city workers will finish by noon.
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New
John H. Bartlett
Hower
Boy Scout Exhibit Impresses Small Crowd at High School Gym
A modest audience viewed a Green Castle Boy Scouts of America program in the High School gym Tuesday at 7 20 pm. Assistant Scout Master Eugene Volz and Lawrence D Coley organized knot tying rope signaling wigwag and semaphore messages first aid and resuscitation demonstrations with a living model to show hemorrhage control bandaging lifting and patient handling methods. Postmaster E R Bartley was in Indianapolis on business.
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Greencastle
Boy Scouts of America
Eugene Volz
Lawrence D. Coley
Laurance D. Coley
Medical men guests at Putnam County Hospital dinner
Members of the Putnam County Medical Association and hospital board attended a 6 oclock dinner hosted by Eva Milburn superintendent. Dr James Taylor of Indianapolis spoke on diseases of children. Attending doctors and board members were named from Greencastle Cloverdale Bainbridge Coatesville and Roachdale with local business and staff mentioned.
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Putnam County Medical Association
Eva Milburn
James Taylor
Indianapolis
W. M. McGaughey
J. F. Gillespie
C. T. Zaring
W. W. Tucker
C. ©. Tucker
Eugene Hawkins
W. R. Hutcheson
Cecil O’brien
W. M. O'Brien
Greencastle
W. A. Moser
Bells Union
Clyde Gray
Leon Gray
Cloverdale
W. D. Conn
Bainbridge
Lemon
Coatesville
Mary E. Evans
Putnam County Hospital Board
A. B. Hanna
James L. Randel
David B. Hostetter
Roachdale
Orvil Hutcheson
Reelsville
Commissioner’s Sale of Real Estate in Putnam County Indiana
The Putnam Circuit Court commissioner will auction three parcels of real estate on December 29 1924 at 10 am. Sale at public auction, parcels include sections 27 22 and related tracts in township 14 north range 3 west. Bidder must pay cash and satisfy court approval with minimum two thirds of appraised value. Corwin Gillen attorneys.
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Putnam Circuit Court of
Indiana
Dorcas RE. Cline
Gillen
Corwin & Gillen
Attys
Dec
Thanksgiving Socials and Visits Across Corn Stalk Valley
The Storm family hosted Thanksgiving at M. J. Storm’s home. Horace Robinson and family visited Melvin Ruark and family. Various neighbors including Oran Buis, Chancey Mastin, William Newman, Lester Storm, and others spent the holiday with relatives. Several sick list notes and club oyster supper details appear amid the beadwork of small gatherings.
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Oran Buis
Chancey Mastin
William Newman
Harrison McGinnis
Maynard Hunter
Lester
Herbert Higgins
Litton
E. E. Buis
Almon Buis
Lowell
Ind
Glen Burgess
Harold McNary
Greencastle
Kathleen
Edwin Coffh
Fillmore
C. C. Club
C. O. Dudley
Clyde Ruark
Melvin Ruark
Mary Hunter
Anna Webster
Dora Gorham
E. §. Buis
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Pepa
Illinois
Champaign
William Cowgill
Charles W., Sigier
Madison Township
Eel River
Gardner Estate
Ternoon
Louis Pasteur
Indiana Farm Organization
Co-Operative
Federation
DODGE
Ora Day
Day
John McCabe
Phillip Hutcheson
Galvin King
Gardner
Charles Lobdell
Everett O'’Hair
Gilbert Knetzer
George Frank
Fred Hunter
Ray Clodfelter
Oren Watts
Thomas Talbott
Walter Clift
Schaefer
E. R. Bartley
Charles McCurry
McCurry
Sterling Timinois
Herschel Foster
Morrison, Foster Co
Corn Stalk Valley
Ida Newman
J. R. Cox
Lessie
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