Local notices and brief reports from Williams area
Don L. McLean and Fred J. O hair travel to St Louis on business. Lydia Williams leaves for DeLand Florida to enter Stetson University. Stella Frank confined to home with illness. Church school meets at 9 30 Sunday. Christmas vacation dates announced. Oldsmobile coupe damaged backing into a tree. Mrs. Jesse Tobin and Frances Leona Tobin improving after illness. Floyd township Farm Bureau meeting scheduled December 10. Charles H. Cline earns $50 prize among 46 railroad foremen. Fred Belles elected delegate to American Farm Bureau Convention in Chicago. Grace and Amanda Browning visiting relatives. Mrs. Hirt and daughter return home from Putnam County Hospital. Morton Allison to be tried January term for liquor offenses. Wysong linked to fraudulent check case. search warrant details discussed.
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Morton Allison
South Greencastle
Allison
Alva Bryan
J. P. Wysong
Wysong
Ford Yacht Stalia Aground Off Massachusetts Coast
The $350,000 all steel yacht of Edsel Ford, Stalia, ran aground in heavy fog off Hens and Chickens Light near New Bedford. It is feared a total loss, with Arthur Berger the fishing captain killed and two companions injured after a dory was crushed by a wave while attempting to board. Coast guard cutters and salvage boats await developments.
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New Bedford
Mass
INS
Coast Guard
Edsel Ford
Stalia
Arthur Berger
Stalin
Berger
Bank Forced to Refund $900 in Local Suit
The Citizens National Bank of Brazil was ordered by Judge James P. Hughes in Putnam Circuit Court to refund $900 plus interest to Atlas Securities Company for a check paid to Harry Atkinson who disappeared with the money. The ruling found Atkinson had no authority to sign the payee’s name. Costs were taxed against the bank.
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Citizens National Bank of Brazil
Atlas Securities Company
Harry Atkinson
James P. Hughes
Putnam Circuit Court
Securities Company
Atkinson
Nash
William J. Blumenstein
Blumenstein
Hughes
Clay County
DePauw Tigers to Meet Indiana in Big Ten Clash
Margery Pye suffers bruises after being side swiped on Washington and Jackson by Charles Howard. Pye is a domestic for Dr. and Mrs. G. Bromley Oxnam. Mrs. C. P. Hickman and son return from Putnam County Hospital. Coach Donovan Moffett leads the DePauw Tigers to Bloomington for a Big Ten showdown with Indiana. A and B teams will play, featuring a proposed new ruling on the toss up. The DePauw gym group and five letter men travel with Moffett. Also notes on church meeting, a rental ad, wreath orders, and a found pocket book.
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Margery Pye
Charles Howard
Washington and
Jackson Streets
Miss Pye
G. Bromley Oxnam
Donovan Moffett
DePauw Tiger Cage Stars
Bloomington
Indiana
DePauw
Moffett
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Don L. McLean
the King, Morrison, Foster Co
Fred J. O'Hair
St. Louis
Lydia Williams
DeLand, Florida
Stetson University
Prof
Fluhart
Stella Frank
Linton Center
Clinton Falls
The
Methodist Church
Dr. O. F. Overstreet
Jesse Tobin
Black Street
Frances Leona Tobin
Floyd Township Farm Bureau
Center School House
State Farm Bureau
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles H. Cline
Coatesville
Cline
Pennsylvania News
Fred Belles
American Farm Bureau
Chicago
Belles
Russellville
Grace Browning
Indianapolis
Amanda Browning
Muncie
Mrs
George Browning
East Walnut Street
Jacob Hirt
South College Avenue
Putnam County Hospital
Ford Yacht
Ibrazil Bank
Chrysler 65
Pontiac
Dodge
Victory Dodge
Overland
Ford
Franklin Street
H. A. Sherrill
Dodge and
Plymouth
M. 2
F. C. Tilden
L. H. Chevrolet Sales, Inc
N. Jackson
East Seminary Street
A. J. Arnold
Herald Office
H. Alverson
West Poplar Street
Jersey
Alva Layton
Greencastle
R. R
Call Herald
East Franklin Street
Bill McGaughey
Charley Hart
R. G
Bowman Gymnasium
Ragsdale
Cone Moffez
Stunkel
Pau
Mountz - Center