Local Notes From Here and There
Local visitors and movements include George Rissler of Reelsville and Simpson Stoner of Bloomington. M J Lush returns home. Mrs Claybaugh and Mrs Hendy hospital cases recover. Court actions involve a venue change request in the Bellinger case. Kiwanis elects officers. 4 H Congress report and a school broadcast. Game wardens report October fish and game violations. fines fund county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Buntin
LeRoy Bellinger
Harold F. Bellinger
Buntin
Guy Sudditch
Hendricks County
State Conservation Department
Richard Lieber
Corn School Demonstrates Rag Doll Seed Test
Dr. Gregory leads a corn seed evaluation showing rag doll and crib field tests to select strong seed. Farmers bring seed corn from Putnam County to compare ears, with Dolly tests identifying poor ears and Dr. Gregory explaining why. The program links seed quality to yields and discusses root rot and fertilizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Putnam County
Indiana
Corn School
Injured hunter near death after accidental gunblast
Kenneth McCullough, 20, of Churubusco, Indiana, was critically wounded when a rabbit hunting accident caused his gun to discharge while he climbed a fence. The shot entered his abdomen, punctured bowels, and shattered the hip. He was rushed to a Fort Wayne hospital. This incident marks the 13th hunting accident in Indiana since November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
INS
Kenneth McCullough
George McCullough
Churubusco
Young MecCullough
Friends Rush
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Indiana lawmakers push school aid funding ideas in Dec session
In Indianapolis a debate over state aid for poorer Indiana schools grows. Senator Bruce Cooper proposes using inheritance tax revenues to fund relief if a special session is held. Legislators also consider giving the State Board of Accounts authority to approve school expenditures before state aid. The inheritance tax report shows 1,167,473 dollars collected last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Harry G. Leslie
Indiana
Bruce FE. Cooper
Poseyville
State Board of Accounts
Study reveals living arrangements affect freshmen study hours
A DePauw University study shows private rooming house residents average 1.19 points, dormitory residents 1.11, and fraternity residents 1.01. Rector Scholars average 1.20 versus 1.77 for non Rector men, with ten freshmen reaching 88 points or more in the first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw University
Edward Reetor
James Link
John Wise
Joseph McCartney
Wilfred Bottorf
Charles
Sino Soviet Rail Pact Reaches Accord on Eastern Line
Reports from Riga say Mukden and Soviet delegates signed an agreement to reorganize control of the Chinese Eastern Railroad under 1924 treaties. Joint operation by Chinese and Soviet officials is outlined, ending disputes over administration and lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Riga
Mukden
Peking
Frank Crawford Visits Detroit Relatives
Frank Crawford of Detroit visits his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Walter Crawford, staying with them during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crawford
Detroit
Mr. and
Mrs
Walter Crawford
Auction sale of personal property at Hood residence
Want ads announce an auction of Sarah L. Hood's personal property at 310 N Indiana St on Deg 7 at 1 p m. Items include two stores one new two safes a Davenport bed dresser chairs rockers dining tables library table rugs coal oil stove dishes cooking utensils and many other articles conducted by C A Vestal Auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah L. Hood
Indiana St
Livestock Prices and Hogs Holdovers Slip in Trade
Livestock totals show hogs 13 000 with holdovers 259 and larger hogs 15 cents below Tuesday’s average. Underweights down to 50 cents off. Bulk 160 300 lbs at 9 1 2 to 9 35 for 180 160 lbs. Cattle 1350 calves 800 early steer trade steady with some loads 15.00 to 13.65. Sheep 1200 strong with bulk good and choice lambs 12 50 to 13 00 and lower grades 9 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Royce Reappointed Clay County Agricultural Agent for Two Years
The Clay County Board of Education re elected H. L. Royce as county agricultural agent for a two year term beginning the third term. Royce has led farm development programs and earned praise for encouraging farmers to improve land use amid tough farming conditions. He is a former Greencastle teacher and son in law of Mr and Mrs Roy Abrams of Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County Board of Education
Court House
H. L. Royce
Royce
Clay County
Brazil Times
Greencastle
Roy Abrams
Sponsor Art Exhibit to Raise Funds for Greencastle Schools
Supt Warren J Yount sponsors an art exhibit in Greencastle High School to raise money for school walls. Miss Ruth Owens directs the show with carbon photographs photogravures and color prints from Elson Art Publications Inc Belmont Mass. Funds from ticket sales will buy pictures for Ward and Greencastle schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren J. Yount
Greencastle Public Schools
Ruth Owens
Elson Art Publicationso Inc
Belmont
Mass
Foreclosure suit yields $1155.84 finding in Putnam County
In a circuit court today the Cloverdale Building Loan Fund and Savings Association of Putnam County won a finding for the plaintiff in the amount of 1155.84 against Emory H. Michael Hazel Michael David H. Sullivan and Goldie Sullivan in the foreclosure action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale Building Loan Fund & Savings Association of
Putnam County
Emory H. Michael
Hazel Michael
David H. Sullivan
Goldie Sullivan
Prof Sheffield Recital Follows 3000th Evening
On December 10 Prof Sheffield will present his own recital of modest music as a contrast to the 1884 event. Attendees at both recitals will note differences in program order, preserved by DePauw music school. A facsimile of the original program will be used, and the event is expected to attract the largest audience yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feharry “Hall
Prof
Sheffield
Costum
How
Sim
DePauw Music School
Thanksgiving Visits and Local Death Notice in Greencastle
Mr and Mrs Henry Lyon spent Thanksgiving with their son John Lyon and family. Mr and Mrs Bayard Allen and Mrs Elwood Allen visited Mr and Mrs Albert Al baugh and Mr and Mrs Wilber Grimes family. Grimes family called on John Lyon. Neighbors report the death of Alford Limore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lyon
John Lyon
Bayard Allen
Elwood Allen
Albert Albaugh
Wilber Grimes
Greencastle
Mr. Grimes
Alford Limore
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Reelsville
Simpson Stoner
Bloomington Street
The
Christian Church
M. J. Lush
Paris
Ill
Big Four Railroad
O. B. Lush
East Walnut Street
Walter Morris
Charles Werneke
Indianapolis Star
Laura Claybaugh
Ellis Hendy
Putnam County Hospital
Claybaugh
Terre Haute
Hendy
Toledo
Ohio
Grant Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Louis Dirks
Charlotte Etter
Chicago
WLS
Byuse
Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Ark
Ey R. P. Mullins
Christmas Club
Kent
East Seminary Street
Lee
J. Arnold
Herald Office
Alverson
West Poplar Street
Louis F. Hays
Jersey
Alva Taylor
First Ward
Thompson Furniture Shop
A. M. Love
Greencastle, R
Clinton Falls
P. Sinclair
Cloverdale
Echool of Music
Rsawes
Owen Im
Nawtong
Supe
Rabe
Howe
SL van Meirnoven
Fumana
Manca
Randel
Stark & Griffith
Indiana Street
Bai
Franklin Street Garage
A. R. Chenoweth
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