Greencastle Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Mrs. Arthur Hamrick of Clayton visits Greencastle with guests from St. Louis and Evanston. Indiana Central Telephone official St A Rowe visits on business. Oral Pfahler leaves for San Diego by bus to make his home. Mrs. Wilbur V. Brown heads to Orange New Jersey for holidays with sons. Dorsett family from Cloverdale and Monticello visit Mrs Joseph L B Hammond in Greencastle. Dunlavy and Roller plan Florida trip through February. Shireman and Bryam attend memorial for John Higgins Harrison who left over 1,000,000 to DePauw. Helen Agnew of Spencer visits relatives. Harry Wells in Indianapolis. Russell Alexander buys a Chevrolet coach from L and H Chevrolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Pfahler
Moeffett Buick
San Diego
Cal
EK. C. Shireman
Stanley Bryam
Greencastle
John Higgins Harrison
Lane Will Probate in Putnam Circuit Court
The will of Oscar Lane was admitted to probate in Putnam Circuit Court this morning. Personal property valued at 6000 and real estate in Putnam County valued at 21000 are to be divided equally among six heirs: Anna Lingelback, Frank Lane, Oscar Lane, Birde Wy Song, Nellie Lane, and Edwin Lane. Executors named are Oscar and Frank Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Lane
Putnam
Putnam County
Anna L. Lingelback
Frank W. Lane
Oscar B. Lane
Birde FE. Wysong
Nellie R. Lane
Edwin Lane
Debater from Germany Addresses DePauw Students
Count Blumenthal, a German university student in the international debate with DePauw University, spoke at the university chapel. He described his five weeks in the United States as marked by friendship and hospitality and urged understanding between nations to prevent war. He argued Germany is strained by Versailles and war debts, earning money from American loans used to fund an army and to repay France’s debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Blumenthal
DePauw University
America
DePauw
Germany
France
Jury to hear damage suit in Putnam Circuit Court
Trial of J. H. Stone against Mark Kocher of Greencastle is set in Putnam circuit court Thursday. Stone seeks 250 damages for a June 29 collision between Kocher’s and his cars. He alleges Kocher’s negligence. Stone is a Pennsylvania Railroad car repairer living south of Greencastle on Bloomington Street Road. The accident occurred at Bloomington and Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Stone
Mark Kocher
Greencastle
Putnam
Stone
Twoemen
Kocher
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bloomington Street
Bloomington
Washington Streets
Livestock Prices and Receipts in Indianapolis Market
Indianaplis market receipts show hogs 8 000 cattle 1 600 calves 500 sheep 1 200. Hogs priced lower with most 160 to 500 pound hogs at 8.25 to 8.55 dollars and 100 to 160 pounds at 8.00 to 8.25. Sows 7.75 and down. Cattle bid lower, calves steady at 11.50 and down. Sheep steady, lambs 25 cents lower at 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Aged Man Dies Following Stroke in Putnam County
James Stagg aged 75 died after a paralytic stroke at the Putnam County Farm. He passed Tuesday afternoon. Funeral service set for Thursday morning in Portland Mills with burial in the local cemetery. He is survived by two brothers from Portland Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stagg
Putnam County
Portland Mills
Unclear Case Report Notes Possible Self Inflicted Death
Continuation C states a large sum of money was with the victim. Only 50 cents was found on the body by Sheriff Thomas Tiffee. The father, en route to identify the body, said he knew of no reason for suicide or for his son to have been killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Thomas Tiffee
Danville
Brazil
Tigers Undaunted Face Indiana After Illini Setback
DePauw coach Tubby Moffett declared the Tigers will fight harder against Indiana after a rough five-for-tilt at Urbana against Illinois. He noted the poor shooting as the team’s lowest in several seasons and expects improvement in tonight’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Tigers
Indiana
Tubby Moffett
de Pauw
Urbana
Illini
DePauw
Moffett
Crimson
Russellville Teacher Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Gladys Sutherland, first grade teacher at Russellville school, was rushed to Culver hospital in Crawfordsville Monday evening at 7 50 for an appendicitis operation. The operation occurred at 9. She had taught in Russellville for four years and by late Wednesday officials reported her condition excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellville
Gladys Sutherland
Culver Hospital
Crawfordsville
Glen Lyon Joins Law Partnership Moves Office
Glenn Hf. Lyon, now partnered with C. Gillen, moved his office furniture into new quarters today. Gillen and Lyon will occupy the law office previously used by Gillen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Hf. Lyon
C. Gillen
Gillen
Mr. Lyon
Rummage and rental notices in Greencastle ads
Want ads include a rummage sale by Woman's Relief Corps at the Court House on Saturday morning December 15 and several rental listings for strictly modern apartments and houses in Greencastle. Also a circulation job, a public sale at 505 E Seminary St, gift suggestions, silhouettes, and a Ladies Aid dinner at Putnamville Court House on December 13.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Court House
Dunbar
Seminary St
A. Vestal
The
Ladies Aid of
Putnamville
Lindsey to Blame Bishop in Cathedral Disturbance Trial
Ben Lindsey says he will argue in his disorderly conduct defense that Bishop William T Manning incited the riot at St John the Divine. He claims Manning slandered him in the pulpit and provoked the mob, while Manning declines to comment or confirm representation as a defense witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee
Ben
Lindsey
Wiliam T. Manning
St. John the Divine
Manning
DePauw Debaters Face Michigan Tonight in Meharry Hall
DePauw University debaters meet a Big Ten team in Meharry Hall at 7 50 p m The Michigan squad includes Victor Rabinowitz John Huss and Nathan Long Patrick J Smith coaches DePauw Henry Moser leads Michigan The debate topics the question Resolved That the several states should adopt a system of unemployment insurance DePauw takes the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw University
Big Ten
Meharry Hall
University of Michigan
Indiana University
Indiana
Mean One
DePauw
Carl Hintz
Marion Yoder
John Mellett
Michigan
Victor Rabinowitz
John Huss
Nathan Long
Patrick J Smith
Henry Moser
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J. F. Cannon & Co
Arthur Hamrick
Clayton
Paul Miller
St. Louis
Margueretta Helm
Evanston, Il
St. A. Rowe
Elkhart
Indiana Central Telephone Company
Wilbur V. Brown
Cole Apartments
Orange
New Jersey
Irwin Brown
Mrs. Brown
Joe Dorsett
Cloverdale
Bruce Dorsett
Montecello
Joseph LB. Hammond
South Indiana Street
John Dunlavy
East Walnut Street
Florida
EF. P. Roller
Newman, US
Helen Agnew
Spencer
Harry Wells
Russell Alexander
L. & H. Chevrolet Sales Co
Lane
Glen Lyon
Mullins Drug Store
R. J. Elledge
Northwood Boulevard
Country Club
Madison Two
Circle Club
Madison Township
David Nelson
Williams
Ladoga
Ruth Oliver
Cottage Hotel
Anna Baker
David McNelly
South America
Boston Club
E. B. Evans
West Washington Street
William Bishop
Evans
Jennie Throop
Philander Pruitt
Hanna Court
Christian Church
Miss Barrow
Gilbert Tate
Walter Gardner
Ss. C. C
Byron Stewart
Liberty Street
Delta Zeta Circle
Delta Zeta House
M. E. Sunday School Board
Methodist Church
New Era Club
Haskmas Club Meeting
W. E. Gill
T. E. Evans
Robert Pierce
A. O. White
Theta Kappa Nu
Piercy
East Washington Street
Bainey
Union
Miss Miller
Martha Ridpath
Third Ward
Mary Agnes Miller
Friday Circle Club
Bernard Handy
Northwood
Lee Reeves
Mead
Our
Mead Cycle Co
Chicago
Mead x
Square
University
C. J. Arnold
Herald Office
East Seminary Street
Charles J. Arnold
Burns Williams
Frank Wallace
East
Anderson Street
Julia
Via
Terre Haute
Eastern Trac
FORD
L-H Chevrolet Sales Inc
North Jackson Street
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