Farmers 10 Hold Institute in Greencastle
Putnam County Farmers Institute to be held December 8 in Greencastle Auditorium. W. H. Senour and Mrs. Margaret Romine will speak on corn and domestic science exhibits. Premiums listed for 10 ear and single ear corn, and various domestic science awards.
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Greencastle
Putnap County
Indiana Corn Growers of
Indiana
Albert Houck
Harvey Rairfes
Paul Albin
Dave Gnestis
Mir
W. H. Senour
Brookville
Ind
Margaret M. Romine
Mooresville
Putnam County High School Principals Hold Meeting at Fillmore
Principals from Putnam county schools met at Fillmore High School on Wednesday December seven to review building facilities and schoolwork. L E Michael chaired the session with addresses by Earl B Sutherlin and Frank Wallace and reports from principals including Sutherlin Cloverdale Glidewell Russellville Tulle B Voris Putnamville Orville Blue Belle Union Higgins and Moore. A full program covered building inspection lunch, physical training, and a state wide survey discussion followed by principal reports. The Woman's Union of the Christian church will meet Thursday at 2 PM with Mrs Henry Bicknell.
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Putnam County
Fillmore High School
L. E. Michael
Fillmore
Earl B. Sutherlin
Clinton Center
Frank Wallace
Earl G. Sutherlin
L. E
The
Woman's Union of the Christian
Local Social Notes From Palestine Area Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Aden Hanks hosted Karl Crosby at Palestine on Sunday afternoon. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ray Miller with Misses Mary and Frances Case last week. Crews of Bainbridge and Petro visits at Werl Ader and Chas Petro homes. Miss Zennie Hall returned home to Carpentersville after two weeks with Mrs Virgil Ader. Roy Crews worked for Aden Hanks. Several families shared Sunday dinners and visits including Walter Masten and J B Masten households. Bainbridge North Salem basketball camp drew Jasper Proctor and children Gilbert Cyril Masten and Fred Hanks. F D Randolph of Terre Haute visited his sister Mrs Alva Gowin. Debber Crousier of Brick Channel injured her foot when a cow kicked during milking after a hen startled the cow and caused a direct hit. no bones were broken.
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Aden Hanks
Karl Crosby
Palestine
Ray Miller
Mary and
Frances Case
Clarence Crews
Bainbridge
Werl Ader’s
Julian Petro
Chas. W. Petro
Zennie Hall
Virgil Ader
Carpentersville
Roy Crews
Walter Masten
J. B
North Salem
F. D. Randolph
Terre Haute
Alva Gowin
Debber Crousier
Brick Chanel
Mr. Crousier
Ireland Free State Treaty Ends Long quarrel in London
London dispatch reports a treaty between Great Britain and Ireland signed in the prime minister's cabinet room creating the Irish Free State with the same constitutional status as other dominions. Ulster may seek changes while Imperial Parliament is summoned for December 14. King approves efforts and plans to preside over royal proclamation. Also, Fred Tincher of Mt. Meridian pleads not guilty to unlawful transporting liquor. bond set at $400. trial December 15.
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London
England
Ireland
Great Britain
Irish Free State
House of Commons
Ulster
Belfast
Privy Council
Fred Tincher
Mt. Meridian
Ham
Hughes
Tincher
Reformatory at Putnamville Farm Opposed by Taxpayer
Indiana taxpayers urge legislators to keep the reformatory at the Indiana State Penal Farm at Putnamville within fifty miles of Indianapolis. They argue the current site already offers 2200 acres, water from Deer Creek, ready building materials, and inmate labor, saving about two million dollars. J A Abel of Putnamville appeals for action before December 14 extra session.
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Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Putnamville
Indiana
Indianapolis
State of Indiana
Indiana State Penal Farm
Deer Creek
Indiana State
Matt
J. A. Abel
Frye Sentenced to Penal Farm for Burglaries
Donald Frye a 17 year old of Wabash Indiana pleaded guilty to first degree burglary for breaking into H N Stalnaker home near the Penal Farm stealing 5 dollars value property and robbing Omer Nelsons garage at Reelsville of auto accessories He was sentenced to six months on the penal farm avoiding the usual ten to twenty year prison term due to his age and conduct in court.
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Donald Frye
Wabash
Indiana
H. N. Stalnaker
Omer’ Nelson
Reelsville
Hughes
Frye
Error in Indiana phone rates corrected in 1921 order
On November 29 1921 the Public Service Commission of Indiana issued an order for Greencastle Telephone Company rates. A stenographic error changed a net rate from 2 74 to 2 95. the correct net rate was 2 74.
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Public Service Commission of
Indiana
Greencastle Telephone Company
Knauer and McGill Granted Marriage Licenses
Kenneth J. Knauer of Greencastle and Bertha K. McGill of Greencastle were issued marriage licenses.
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Kenneth J. Knauer
Greencastle
Bertha K. McGill
Miss Kate Bales Rites Remain Held in Beech Grove
Miss Kate Bales aged 70 died December 1 at her brother James Bales’s home. Relatives from Rus selle, Sanford Bales and family, Mrs. C A Weaver of Beech Grove, and Everett Bales of Indianapolis were summoned Friday. L M Chamberlain returned home after a brief stay. James Williams and Mrs. Jesse Cox visited from near Putnamville. Grace Farmer left for Indianapolis.
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Kate Bales
James Bales
Sanford Bales
Russelle
C. A. Weaver
Beech Grove
Everett Bales
Indianapolis
L. M. Chamberlain
James Williams
Putnamville
Jesse Cox
Grace Farmer
Reverend Hootman Returns From Hicksville Funeral
Rev. A. M. Hootman traveled from Hicksville Ohio after attending his youngest sister’s funeral. He delivered the invocation at the Christian church there a service he gave 35 years ago. En route home he visited his eldest daughter in Fort Wayne and stopped in Portland Indiana at the Hawkins Mortgage Co. office where he serves as local agent.
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A. M. Hootman
Hicksville
Ohio
Christian Church
Hootman
Hawkins Mortgage Co
Rev. Hootman
Herald Campaign Offers 500000 Vote Bonus for Subscriptions
During the Every body Wins Campaign the Herald offers a 500000 vote bonus with each club of 10 new daily Herald subscriptions or 20 new weekly Herald Democrat subscriptions. The bonus applies to city carrier or mail subscriptions delivered outside the city.
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The
Herald
Daily Herald
Herald- Democrat
Notice to Candidates in Herald Campaign
Complete re check of all votes delays publish date to Wednesday. Candidates must report regularly to keep vote standings updated. The Buick touring car prize motivates activity with about 3000 dollars in prizes planned.
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Herald
Special Club Offer Counts Votes for Subscriptions
A five year Herald subscription counts for 280 000 votes and a special ballot for 160 400 votes is issued with every club of 25 00 turned in. The offer remains active throughout the campaign and is part of the schedule for city or outside subscriptions.
Grand Prize Buick Exhibit At Christie Thomas Auto Co
The brand new Buick prize car is on display at the Christie Thomas Auto Co showroom. A theft at Hillary Bailey's photograph studio saw several large photos stolen from display windows, with a padlock ignoring the hinge and a screwdriver used to remove it. Loss valued about $10 with no clues yet. Bailey vows to identify the thief.
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Christie Thomas Auto CO
Hillary Bailey
Bailey
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