Farmer Edward Arnold Dies After Fall From Barn Loft
Edward Arnold, 48, prominent farmer living one mile south of Ilimore, died at Putnam County Hospital after a Tuesday afternoon fall from a barn loft. He suffered a broken back and spinal injury. an X ray confirmed the damage. He leaves a widow and several children. funeral set for Saturday at the Christian Church in Fillmore.
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Edward Arnold
Putnam County Hospital
Ilimore
Putnamunity Hospital
Arnold
Bett Wright
Fillmore
Elsie Arms
Ofp. Arnold
Pearl Arnold
Lloyd Arnold
U. S
Theildren
Ralph
France
Frank Arnold
Belle Uam
Hester Ckeon
Floyd Township
de Collings
Indianapolis
Mary Randel
Abbeville
Christian Chuch
Crawfordsville Nets Tossers Prep for Bainbridge Game
Crawfordsville Net Tossers train under Coach Freeman ahead of Friday home game against Bainbridge High School. The Gold and Blue, resting since their Attica clash, seek revenge against Bainbridge, long a nemesis in tough matchups.
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Crawfordsville
Bainbridge
Crawfordsvile Review
Freeman
C. H
Bainbridge High School
Attica
Uncle Uriah Gasaway Photo in Star Feature
The photograph in the Thursday Star shows Uriah Gasaway 95 of Eelsville. He is one of the oldest two surviving veterans of the Mexican War in Indiana and is pictured with a star byline.
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Uriah Gasaway
Hursday Star
Nele Uriah Gasaway
Eelsville
Uncle Uriah
Indiana
Newton J Clift Funeral Held Near Fillmore
Funeral services for Newton J. Clift a well known farmer from Fillmore were held at his residence Thursday afternoon. Rev. Sherrill of Cloverdale led the rites with burial in the Fillmore cemetery. The death occurred at his home just east of Fillmore Tuesday evening.
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Newton J. Clift
Fillmore
T Sherrill
Cloverdale
Fillmore Cemetery
Machines Collide At Street Crossing
An accident occurred at Hanna Street and College Venue where a machine driven by R. W. Shaffer aged 48 collided with another vehicle. The front axle and right front fender were damaged. one person sustained a minor injury at the crossing. A second incident saw a Ford Sedan roll over after a collision with another car.
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Hanna Street
R. W. Shaffer
Is Pont
Iren
Shaffer
Man Offered 5000 for Use of His Body After Death
Ed Conrad, a Big Four Railroad employee in Petersburg Indiana, received a $5000 offer for the use of his body after death. A recent operation revealed his organs were reversed from their usual locations, discovered via X ray to plan the postmortem arrangement.
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Petersburg
Ind
Conrad
Big Four Railroad Company
Death of Mrs. James H Arnold of Fillmore
Mrs. Arnold aged 53 dies from apoplexy near 9 30 Wednesday night at her Fillmore home. Survived by husband James H Arnold 93, five children Alonzo William and two daughters, 62 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 1 pm at the Fillmore Christian Church with Rev Levi Marshall of Greenscastle officiating.
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James H. Arnold
Fillmore
Arnold
Alonzo Arnold
William Arnold
John Nichols
Sylvester Lewallyn
Lowell Dicks
Christian Church
Levi Marshall
Greencastle
The
Eight men arrested in Spencer bank robbery case
Eight young men were arrested in Bicknell amid a statewide investigation into the Spencer bank robbery. Indiana Bankers Association officials aided in questioning. The Spencer heist, one of Indiana’s boldest, saw 10 to 15 suspects loot two banks of about 17000 dollars.
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Spencer Bank
Indianapolis
Bicknell
Harry Webster
Indiana Banker's Association
Spencer
R. G. Terrell
Webster
Protective Department
Indiana Bankers Association
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Coal City
Indiana
Calf Club Planned in Putnam County
Preliminary steps to organize a calf club in Putnam County were taken at a county agent office meeting. The First National Bank will fund the project, with A G Brown Harold McNary and Sanford Romaine leading. Twenty Jersey or Guernsey calves will be bought and sold to twenty 4H members who will repay notes from calf earnings once they mature into cows.
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Putnam County
First National Bank
A. G. Brown
Harold McNary
Sanford Romaine
Greencastle High School
Farmers Attend State Farm Bureau Meeting
Paul Albin of Greencastle township Philip Hutcheson of Washington township Clarence Ragan of Marion township L B Moler of Clinton township and county agent and Mrs Harold McNary attend the annual meeting of the State Farm Bureau in Indianapolis this week.
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Paul Albin
Greencastle
Philip Hutcheson
Washington Township
Clarence Ragan
Marion Township
L. 8. Moler
Clinton Township
Harold McNary
State Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
County Teachers Institute to Convene Saturday in Greencastle
The regular county teachers institute will be held Saturday in the Greencastle High School building.
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the County Teachers Institute
County Teachers Institute
Greencastle
Putnam County cases set for State Pardon Board action
Two Putnam County inmates face the Indiana State Pardon Board in Indianapolis for hearings December 10 to 15. Howard J. Hall, sentenced May 7, 1922, for escaping the state farm. Arthur D. Wolfe, sentenced May 1923 for escaping the state farm and serving up to five years.
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State Pardon Board
Indianapolis
Howard J. Hall
Arthur D. Wolfe
Hall
Putnam County
State Farm
Wolfe
Board of M. E. Children's Home Meets in Indianapolis
The Board of the Methodist Children's Home met in Indianapolis at 10 o'clock this morning to discuss the home's new location. Rev. H. C. Clippinger and A. G. Brown attended the meeting.
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M. E. Childrens Home
Indianapolis
The
Methodist Children’s Home
Joint Prayer Meetings At Two Churches Tonight
Locust Street M E Church and College Avenue Church hold a joint prayer service at 7 30 in College Avenue Church led by Rev J E Porter. Public is invited. Mr and Mrs Ralph Parker return home after attending Mrs Mary McBee funeral in Linden on Wednesday.
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Locust Steet M. E
College Avenue Church
J. FE. Porter
Ralph Parker
South Jackson Street
Popular Music Program from Greencastle Station
DePauw University directed program by Roy Wells airs Thursday evening at 7:30 from Greencastle Community Broadcasting station. Selections include Rosy tunes and solos like Souvenir, Intermezzo, and Love Me Tonight. The Symphonic Dance Orchestra performs under Wells's direction.
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Depauw
Greencastle
Roy Wells
DePauw University
Greencastle Community Broadcasting
Friml
Evangeline
Schraubstader Orchestra Delights Midwest Dance Halls
An acclaimed college ensemble from Indiana performs popular dance music across Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin. Led by violinist Mr Jaehne from Indianapolis, the group was featured in Enter Evangeline and All For the Drum Major. Roy Wells manages the orchestra while continuing studies at the University.
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O. Schraubstader
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Enter Evangeline
Jaehne
Indianapolis
DePauw Conservatory
Roy Wells
Greencastle Orphans Home Location in Debate
The Green castle Methodist Orphan's Home founded by Miss Angie Godwin faces relocation decisions. Trustees met at sites in Indianapolis Mooresville Goshen and Green castle with a tentative move to Mooresville previously proposed. Greencastle chamber group pressed to keep the home in Greencastle.
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Greencastle
Angie Godwin
Indianapolis
Mooresville
Goshen
Goshten
R. P. Mullins
Demand That the Governor Quit Office
Indianapolis December 6 Clyde A Walb Republican state chairman says Governor McCray should retire from office based on testimony about misused state funds and invalid notes He favors impeachment action and calls for a special session to consider removing the governor with the assembly to act.
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Indianapolis
Clyde A. Walb
McCray
Republican State Committee
Tom
State Board of Agriculture
Canby Land and Cattle Company
Wald
James J. Nejdl
Whiting
State Senate
Walb
House of Representatives
Beause
Red Cross Christmas Seal Sale Kicks Off In Putnam County
In Greencastle the annual Red Cross Christmas Seal Drive begins Saturday with Tri Kappa handling mail sales, University and school groups arranging student and booth sales in Court House and Post Office lobbies. Merchants display seals to aid local health campaigns. 70 percent stays locally.
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Red Cross
Greencastle
Tri Kappa Sorority
Court House
Putnam County
James L. Randel
Federal Judge rules agents cannot search homes without warrants
Federal Judge Woodrow ruled that under strict constitutional interpretation federal prohibition agents are not civil officers and cannot be issued warrants to search homes or seize liquor. The decision narrows police powers for enforcing prohibition and affects agents operating in Omaha Nebraska.
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Omaha, Neb
Woodrow Today
Businessmen and farmers visit Greencastle on Wednesday
Edward Mull of Indianapolis manager for C. H. Wailerich Company state distributors of Dodge cars was in Greencastle on business. Earl Sherrill of East Washington street traveled to Indianapolis on business. Robert Dicks, a farmer near Fillmore, was in Greencastle on business. Lowell Dicks, a prominent farmer near Fillmore, was in Greencastle.
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Edward Mull
Indianapolis
C. H. Wailerich Company
Dodge
Greencastle
Earl Sherrill
East Washington Street
Robert Dicks
Fillmore
Lowell Dicks
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