The Dump Haunts a Destitute Architect in FBO Tale
From the optimism of Mickey Grogan a waif and Jeffry Shore an architect losing sight plot a comeback. Winifred Davidson is harassed by Al Nevers as Jeffry and Mickey rummage a dump for salvaged items signaling a struggle to reclaim dignity.
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Bywopeeis
Mickey Grogan
Jeffry Shore
Mickey
Winifred Davidson
Jeffy
Alexander Cabel
Winifred
al Nevers
Jeffry
Nevers
Jeff
Jane
Rubbish on the mind and a chance at design
Jeffry and Mickey debate value of discarded items while a aspirant architect, Winifred, offers a hopeful path. Jeff, nearly blind, worries over institutions and fate, yet Winifred reveals plans for a new design opportunity from Mr. Cabel that could lift him to a brighter future.
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Mickey
Jeff
Charleston
Winifred
Earth
Heaven
Billie
Night Hunting Rules Target Indiana Hunters
Indiana readers learn that night hunting with search lights is illegal on highways within 150 yards each side under fish and game law. Violations carry a fine of 1 to 90 dollars or 10 to 60 days in jail. The Indianapolis News notes the law applies to automobile lights and urges sportsmen to hunt fairly.
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Indiana
Indianapolis News
Death of Elias Elliott Wilson Former Greencastle Resident
Elias Elliott Wilson born May 16 1845 in High Point North Carolina died November 27 1927 at his son’s home in Oskaloosa Iowa He was a teacher and preacher and father of Guy West Wilson and Ella Hope Murray He moved to Greencastle in 1894 to secure better schooling for his children Funeral services were held November 29 at the Wilcox Garland chapel Interment in Friends cemetery He formerly resided on East Anderson Street in Greencastle
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Elias Elliot Wilson
High Point
North Carolina
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Joseph Gurney
Hope Wilson
Indiana
Cincinnati
Henry County
Westfield
Hamilton County
Union High Academy
Hamilton
Orange Counties
Jennie West
Guy West Wilson
Penn College
Ella Hope
A. L. Murray
New York City
Brooklyn
Carmel
Greencastle
DePauw University
Miriam Johnson
Whittier
California
Wilcox-Garland Chapel
I. Lindley Jones
Friends Church
Friends Cemetery
DePauw Graduate Heads Indianapolis Church
DePauw graduate Rev W E Dunlavy pastors Roberts Park M E Church in Indianapolis where a new educational unit costing 105000 is pictured. The dedication will be led by Bishops F D Leete and H L Smith next Sunday. Dr Dunlavy marked thirty years in the ministry with a Founders and Benefactors Day address at DePauw last February.
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Roberts Park M. E
Indianapolis
W. E. Dunlavy
DePauw
F. D. Leete
H. L. Smith
Helena
Montana
Dunlavy
Whale extinct in few years hunters fear
The International News Service reports from San Diego that whales face near-term extinction due to modern scientific methods of hunting. Abbott of the San Diego Natural History Museum warns continued slaughter could erase many species, as a single California-driven season yields hundreds of kills.
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International
San Diego
Cal
Clinton G. Abbott
California
Abbott
Herman Melville
Roachdale Notes Include Visits and Local Changes
Mr and Mrs Ernest Simpson of Russellville visited Mrs Marion Burkett. James Birch is the new mail carrier from the Post Office to the Depot, James Goslin has resigned. Mrs Sarah Hennon is improving after illness. Mrs Susie Slayton helps care for Mr Judson Linly who is ill. Verne Silvey family moved to the Presbyterian Manse. Mrs Alice Hicks visited daughter Mrs Grover Gerald. A large crowd attended the basket dinner at the Methodist Church. Rev and Mrs Clay Boyt and family of Warsaw move to the Christian parsonage. Boyt becomes the new minister. James Rice and a Purdue friend visited his parents. Mrs Emma Kelly went to Green Castle to care for a patient. Clay Britton from Indianapolis visited his mother. Mrs Emma Swain is slowly improving.
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Ernest Simpson
Russellville
Marion Burkett
James Birch
James Goslin
Sarah Hennon
Susie Slayton
Judson Linly
Verne Silvey
Alice Hicks
Grover Gerald
Clay Boyt
Warsaw
A Boyt
James Rice
Purdue University
Emma Kelly
Greencastle
Clay Britton
Indianapolis
Emma Swain
New Clothing Firm Arrives With Stock of Goods
GM Ed Silvey and Arlie Fuller form a new clothing firm. They will install a fresh stock of clothing and shoes and expect to begin selling by mid month.
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Ed Silvey
Arlie Fuller
Delightful Home Economics Club Meets in Library
The Library housed a Saturday meeting of the Home Economics Club with thirty members. New members Mrs Anne Jeffries and Mrs Retta Silvey were added. The program featured Christmas carols led by Carrie Hutchins with Lenore Sillery at the piano, a Bible Christmas story by Isabelle Grider, and a talk on the beginnings of the Christian organization by Livy Ashby. Members contributed Christmas menu recipes at roll call and the club voted to buy a health bond. Hostesses Mary Conk Grace Call Mary Edith Lockridge Grace Denny Clyde Smythe served refreshments.
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Home Economics Club
Anne Jefferies
Retta Silvey
Carrie Hutchins
Lenore Sillery
Isabelle Grider
Livy Ashby
Five Thousand Dollar Art Library Gift to DePauw
The Carnegie corporation of New York has donated an art library valued at 5000 dollars to DePauw University. The set, arriving in stages, totals about four hundred volumes, 1800 photographic reproductions, two collections of original prints and textiles, and an annotated catalogue. It spans art from prehistoric origins to modern forms to raise art teaching and appreciation nationwide.
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DePauw University
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Carnegie Corporation
United States
Red-Hot Rod Pierced Kosty Skull Survives Remarkable Recovery
Paul Kosty aged 36 was badly injured June 25 at LaSalle Steel in Hammond when a 24 foot red hot steel rod pierced his jaw and skull and emerged through his temple. Doctors had little hope but Kosty recovered fully and was released from hospital.
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Hammond
Ind
Paul Kosty
LaSalle Steel Company
Kosty
Purdue Ag Banquet Held Here Friday December 16
About fifty former Purdue agricultural students living in Putnam County will attend a Purdue Ag banquet in the high school Domestic Science rooms Friday evening December 16. Domestic Science girls will prepare and serve dinner. A radio will be installed in the banquet room by Cartwright Music Shop so attendees can hear the Chicago Purdue banquet broadcast via Sears-Roebuck station. Dr. E. C. Elliott president and G. I. Christie director of extension will speak at the Chicago event.
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Purdue University
Putnam County
Purdue
R. H. Stevenson
Cartwright Music Shop
Chicago
Sears-Roebuck
The
State University
E. C. Elliott
G. I. Christie
DePauw to honor Beveridge with history scholarship fund
DePauw University trustees plan to endow an Albert J. Beveridge scholarship and fellowship in history as a memorial to Beveridge, a 1885 graduate. The foundation will be discussed at the January board meeting.
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Albert J. Beveridge
DePauw University Board of Trustees
Mr. Beveridge
de Pauw
Konjola touted for relief of indigestion and constipation
A reader testimonial from Mr. C. Whitney of Vincennes Indiana praises Konjola for curing stomach trouble. He reports relief from sharp pains heartburn and bloating after meals and says his appetite improved and constipation vanished. The ad notes Konjola is sold in Greencastle Owl Drug Store and by druggists in the region.
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Mr. C. Whitney
Lincoln Hotel
Vincennes
Ind
Lindorse Konjola
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