Local residents ill and events in Greencastle area
Lem Alspaugh and Russell Lakin are seriously ill at home while Mrs Roses Runyan suffers scarlet fever. The Greencastle lodge B P O Ellis meets at 7 50 PM. Warren J Yount, city schools superintendent, is in Terre Haute on business. Phi Delta Kappa holds a regular meeting in the fraternity room on the west side of the square.
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N. C
Lem” Alspaugh
West
Franklin Street
Greencastle Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
Russell
Bud” Lakin
East Washington Street
Warren J. Yount
Terre Haute
Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity
Fraternity
Greencastle School Board
Warren Yount
Putnam County Trustees Plan Three Day Indiana Meet
County officials and school leaders travel to Indianapolis for a three day trustees conference Wednesday through Friday. Paul Albin and other Greencastle trustees will attend. a banquet is planned at the Claypool Hotel with sessions at that venue.
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Paul Albin
Greencastle Township
Indianapolis
Putnam County
Claypool Hotel
Claypool
Well Known Waveland Woman Nellie Durham Buried
Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie Durham were held at the Presbyterian church in Waveland with interment in Maple Ridge cemetery. She died in Indianapolis and is survived by her husband, three children, four grandchildren, a sister, and two brothers. She was a well known resident of Waveland and Montgomery County.
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Waveland
Nellie Durham
Indianapolis
Presbyterian Church
Maple Ridge
Durham
Marion Y. Durham
Crawfordsville
Ward Ingram
Harold Bratton
Terre Haute
L. R. Gosnell
William Manning
James Manning
South
Woman Convicted in Denver Murder
Mrs. Pearl O Loughlin was found guilty of the murder of her 10 year old stepdaughter Leona in Denver District court. The jury returned a life sentence for the defendant after a ten day trial.
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Denver
Col
Pearl O'Loughlin
Leona
Henley A. Calvert
JF. FE. Tousley
Tigers Lose to the Illini Five Monday
Illinois basketball opened its pre conference slate with a 27 to 15 win over DePauw in Champaign. Captain Bur Harper led Illinois with four field goals and one free throw as the Illini pulled away early in the second half.
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Champaign
Ruby
University of Illinois
DePauw
Finois
Bur Harper
George U
Bartholomew
E. B. Kamp
Tlini
Ilini
Hyde Warns Loaning Food Money Risks Dole Label
Secretary Hyde warned that lending money for human food nears a dole and is the wrong path as Congress prepares drought relief measures. The Senate considers an $60 million drought loan bill while the House examines public works aid. the President sought $150 million, trimmed to $110 million by the House committee.
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Washington, Dee
Congress
Hyde
Senate
Tomnorrow
House
House Appropriations Committee
Clay County Man Dies of Injury
Lafayette Williams a longtime Van Buren township farmer died at his son Judge Williams home near the Clay Putnam county line from injuries after a fall last August. He slipped and fell at his home near Van Buren high school and had remained bedridden since.
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Brazil
Lafayette Williams
van Buren Township
Judge Williams
Clay-Putnan
Danville Teacher Named State Patrolman
Claude Lucas of Danville has been appointed patrolman on the state police force. Former Hendricks county school teacher will patrol roads from Greencastle to Crawfordsville through Danville to Indianapolis and back to Greencastle, announced by Grover Garrett, chief of the department.
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Claude Lucas
Danville
Grover Garrett
Lucas
Hendricks County
Greencastle
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis
Gareee
Local Social Notes From Madison Center Area
Madision Center brief mentions households and neighbors with events from last week. Artie Shepper and three sons visit Brazil. Letha Irwin undergoes neuralgia treatment. Mrs Eldora Gardner and four grandsons host at Thanksgiving week.
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Artie Shepper
Brazil
Letha Irwin
Russellville
Eldora Gardner
Marion Wright
Carey Dillinger
Fillmore
Lester Leonard
Nea Putnamville
Leonard
Harry Mann
Mary Birch
Scott Irwin
Leon Johnson
Near Harmony
A. J. Johnson
Helen Leonard
Long Branch
Eld. Austin Russell
Indianapolis
Allen Bain
Summerset
Home Economics Club
Walter West
John Drury
Drury
Juben Rogers
Near
Reelsville
Austin Russell
Greencastle
Paul Thomas
Parke County
Institute Francaise in Washington Receives French Academy Diploma
L Institute Francaise de Washington founded four years ago for US France ties was awarded a French Academy diploma for publications on French contributions to early American civilization. The award was presented at the institute's fifth annual meeting by M Andre Chevrillon with General Pershing Ambassador Claudel and other dignitaries present. Dr James Brown Scott earned a Legion of Honor command and Reverend Jules Baisnee a chevalier for promoting Franco American relations. The Institute focuses on Louisianan, St Lawrence, Mississippi and Ohio Valley histories and Huguenot settlement, with new material on Major L Enfant and Washington plans.
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United States
France
L'Institute Francaise de Washington
French Academy
M. Andre Chevrillon
John Pershing
Paul Claudel
French Legion of Honor
Claudel
James Brown Scott
Institute
Jules Baisnee
Scott
Father Baisnee
L'Institute Francaise
Stee
Louisiana
St. Lawrence
Mississippi
Ohio
New England
New York
Virginia
Carolinas
Society
Major L'Enfant
Washington
Ruth Nichols Sets Eastbound Flight Record Quest
Ruth Nichols, the Rye New York aviator, began a west to east transcontinental flight from United airport near Los Angeles aiming to break both the men's and women's flying time records. She took off today for New York.
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Ruth Nichols
Angeles
Dee
Rye
N. Y
New York
United Airport
Miss Annice Moore to Wed Glenn Funk During Holidays
Society notes announce the engagement of Miss Annice Moore to Glenn W. Funk with a Christmas season wedding planned. Both are DePauw University alumni. Annice is a Delta Delta Delta member and Glenn belongs to Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Delta Chi and Phi Beta Kappa.
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Annice Moore
Harry W. Moore
Annice
Glenn W. Funk
W. W. Funk
Evansville
DePauw University
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Mr. Funk
DePauw
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Delta Chi
Phi Beta Kappa
Jefferson township man to stand trial for petit larceny
Eno White of Jefferson township faces trial before Mayor W L Denman in City court on a petit larceny charge. He allegedly stole a sheep from neighbor Hubert Sellers and was jailed in Putnam county. White reportedly confessed to skinning the sheep but says it was dead when found. He was fined $1 and costs and sentenced to 80 days at the Indiana State Farm Putnamville.
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Eno White
Jefferson Township
W. L. Denman
Putnam County
Hubert Selers
White
Marshall Abrams
Indiana
Putnamville
Hubert Sellers
Will Not File Charges Against Eugene Miles
Eugene Miles of South Greencastle remains jailed in Putnam county after a robbery at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house on South Locust Street. Prosecutor Marshal Abrams says charges are unlikely as the sorority members do not wish to prosecute. Stolen dresses gloves and a hat were found with Miles's wife, leading to his arrest.
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Eugene Miles
South Greencastle
Putnam County
Kappa Kappa Gamma
South Locust Street
Marshal D. Abrams
Jie
Miles
Greencastle Poties
For Rent Modern six room home near square and university
Housing ad listing a strictly modern six room home with sleeping porch fireplace hardwood floors and easy heating near the square and university. Contact C 4 Arnold at Herald office for details.
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Square
University
Arnold
Herald Office
Rkent
C. J. Arnold
Liege
East Seminary Street
Charles J. Arnold
Lost keg of nails causes tire trouble near San Jose
In San Jose California a keg of roofing tacks spilled on the Oakland highway four miles north of the city. Stalled cars lined the road and many flats appeared as motorists searched for the cause. The incident drew scattered ties of traffic from Milpitas and beyond.
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San Jose
Cal
Oakland
Here
Milpitas
Death claims former resident Ida Pickel of Ladoga
Ida R. Pickel died at her Ladoga area home Saturday at 10 30 am after a five month illness. Born December 2, 1869 in Putnam County she married Oliver Pickel in 1886. Surviving are husband four children one grandson a brother and a sister. Funeral Monday at 1 pm Roachdale Christian church with Rev Ragan officiating. Burial Roachdale cemetery.
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Ladoga
Ida R. Pickel
Putnam Bounty
William
Jane Bridges
Oliver Pickel
Universalist
Fincastle
Blanche Pichard
Ray Pickel
Indianapolis
Herbert
North Salem
Harold Harshburger
Roachdale
Omer
Beavellville
Frank Davis
Judgement Sought In South Putnam Foreclosure Case
John Christman files in Putnam circuit court to foreclose a mechanic lien against Charles and Laura Edwards of South Putnam County. He says he furnished materials and labor to repaint and repair a house in October 1929, the bill was 31.78 dollars, lien filed December 1929, and he seeks 31.78 plus 15 dollars in attorney fees plus costs.
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John Christman
Putnam Circuit
Charles Edwards
Laura Edwards
South Punam County
Christman
Visitors Refuse To Leave Vagrancy Charges Filed
The arrest of Mike Blair and his wife Ruby Blair was expected late this afternoon in Putnam circuit court on vagrancy charges. affidavits filed by Charles Rogers say the couple from Detroit refused to leave his Broadpark home after arriving with Rogers's son-in-law weeks ago who cannot confirm employment.
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Mike Blair
Ruby Blair
Detroit
Putnam Circuit Court
Charles Rogers
Broadpark
Rogers
Ther
Hissont Law
Tnt
Lebanon Glove Factory Reopened After Nine-Week Shutdown
More than one hundred Lebanon girls and women returned to work at the Boss Glove factory in Lebanon Indiana today after a nine week shutdown. W M Lyle, the manager, announced the plant will operate daily throughout the winter.
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Lebanon
Ind
Bac
Boss
W. M. Lyle
Manage
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Indiana Society For Mental Hygiene
Spencer
James Cleveland Noel
Thelma R. Noel
Elleston
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Oolitic
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Schlosser Bros. Company
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Fred Young
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Chicago
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Kamp
Hagerman
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Ragsdale
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Dole
Clay County
Madison Center
Girl Reserves
Fort Hall
Idaho
College
Colored Girl Reserve
Hazel Hardacre
My Werte
A. Alu. Group
W. C.T.U
Monger
Luke
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Ben Riley
Committee On Flower Mission
A. A. U. W. International Relations Committee
Nicholas
C. ©. Huestis
Vreeland
Dora Jones
League of Nations
Europe
W. A. Neiswanger
U.S
Russia
Knight
W KC
Rosa Knight
Women’s Relief Corp
Jacob Kiefer
Pearl Pickens
Ethel Dunkin
Bonnie Williams
Clara
McCutchan
R. G. McCutchan
Ridge Avenue
Dean R. G. McCutchan
Mrs. Chenoweth
L. S. F. Club
L. S. F. Bridge Club
Steve Chenoweth
North College Avenue
Indiana and
Seminary Streets
Beauty Box Beauty Shop
D. M. Godfrey
S. Vine Street
Burne Williams
Dunbar Home
Seminary St
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the Herald
Paris
Mullins ‘Drug Store
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