Former Reelsville Man Charged With Selling Corrupted Food
Jesse Ceresi of Indianapolis filed charges against James O. Mullinix of Mullinix grocery now in receivership for selling corrupted food stuffs in Brazil. The case set for trial before Mayor Carpenter tonight. Mullinix formerly ran a Reelsville grocery and served as Washington township trustee before relocating after a house fire.
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Brazil
Jesse Ceresi
Indianapolis
James O. Mullinix
Mullinix Grocery
Carpenter
J. O. Mullinix
Reelsville
Washington Township
Mr. Mullinix
Local Notes From Hamrick Station and Greencastle
Miss Szera Hutcheson visited her brother Charles Hutcheson and his wife in Greencastle. Elizabeth Stoner a Rensselaer teacher spent the weekend with cousin Miss Mary Hauek. Hattie Conley of Greencastle joined Mr and Mrs James Bence and Mr and Mrs Ernest Avert for Thanksgiving. Pauline Hammond attended Nora Buis funeral in Grencastle. Ernest Avert and others visited Hutcheson home. Mary Hauck remained in Green Castle. FE P Hauck visited Brazil. Hutcheson family and Tlutcheson daugh ters spent Thanksgiving with C J Ferrand and Mrs B K Rockaway east of Greencastle.
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Charles Hutcheson
Greencastle
Elizabeth Stoner
Rensselaer
Mary Hauek
Hattie Conley
James Bence
Ernest Avert
Alphamae
Mildred Hammond
Madonna
Florence Hutcheson
Pauline Hammond
Grencastle
Nora Buis
J. E. Hutcheson
Mary Hauck
FE. P. Hauck
Brazil
Mrs. Tlutcheson
C. J. Ferrand
B. K. Rockaway
Horticultural School Planned for December 13
An all day program led by County Agent Robert Stevenson and Purdue horticulture specialist Monroe McCown will include a 9 20 a m pruning demonstration at the Ogg orchard near Washington street road and an 1 30 p m illustrated lecture on fruit diseases in the courthouse assembly room. A noon luncheon with the Green Castle Kiwanis Club costs 75 cents and reservations are requested.
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Putnam County
R. A. Ogg
Washington Street Road
Monroe McCown
Purdue University
Court House
McCown
Purdue
Kiwanis Club
Greencastle
Slayer of Taxi Driver Gets Life
Claude Lanhan a 25 year old escapee was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder in Jeffersonville Indiana He pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the killing of Dennis Heffernan a 27 year old Louisville Kentucky taxi driver His alleged accomplice Gertrude Baltzer a 27 year old Speigner Alabama pleaded not guilty and will face jury trial next Monday The case was indicted for first degree murder by the Clark County grand jury Judge George C Kopp imposed the sentence.
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Ind
Claude Lanhan
Lanhan
Dennis Heffernan
Louisville
Gertrude Baltzer
Speigner
Ala
Clark County
George C. Kopp
Indiana Senator Demands Repeal of All Blue Laws
Indiana Senator John L. Niblack announces plan for the coming legislative session to enforce or repeal Sunday blue laws. He argues current laws clutter the statutes and should be given teeth or removed, noting the law cited as the bluest imposes fines from $1 to $10 for Sunday “rioting, hunting, fishing, quarreling” except charity or necessity.
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John L. Niblack
Indianapolis
Indiana
Sen. Niblack
Niblack
Produce and Poultry Ads at Cooper and Inman
Local grocery page lists Fancy Apples and Oranges along with vegetables including tomatoes onions celery sweet potatoes carrots cucumbers cabbage kale and dressed chickens offered by Cooper and Inman. Advertisement notes multiple daily specials.
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Cooper & Inman
Adv
DePauw Tigers Open Season Against Rose Poly Quintet
DePauw hosts Rose Poly of Terre Haute in the season opener with expectations of a easy win for the Methodists. Tipoff is at 7 pm, followed by a swimming meet in the Methodist pool.
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Rose Poly
Terre Haute
Methodists
Terre Haute Engineers
DePauw
Methodist
Crawley Now Guards in Bausman Lineup Shift
Eugene Crawley switches from forward to guard as Coach Bausman calls the new lineup the best local fall combination. The Brazil dedication game moved from December 18 to January 2 due to Brazil gym completion delays.
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W. E. Bausman
Fillmore
Bausman
Brazil
Widow Objects to Probate of John F. Stevenson Will
Mrs Paulina Stevenson widow of John F Stevenson objects to the will filed April 3 1919 arguing unduly executed and lack of testamentary capacity. The document leaves her the life estate and directs 1000 to New Winchester cemetery trustees, with real estate in Hendricks and Putnam counties to Carrie Weekly if testator dies first. Remaining heirs include sixteen nieces and nephews and Pattie Graham with special life interests. nephews William H Stevenson and Edgar Stevenson receive nothing. Died November 25 after a 76 year life. funeral in Danville. burial in the mausoleum.
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John F. Stevenson
Stevenson
New Winchester
Testator
Hendricks
Putnam Counties
Carrie
A. C. Underwood
Pattie Graham
George H. Stevenson
Sarah C. Burnell
William H. Stevenson
Edgar Stevenson
Indiana roads seek cost cuts by higher auto licenses
The Indiana Good Roads Association says less than half of state highways carry most traffic and paving will take 17 years at current pace. Raising auto licenses by about five dollars to 11.50 could speed paving, reduce motoring costs, and ease road congestion within five years. Also notes 900000 vehicles travel 2000 miles on tollier roads totaling at least 9 million yearly losses.
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Indiana
Indiana Good Roads Association
Roads Association
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