DePauw Beats Earlham 33 19 in Opener
DePauw opened the basketball season with a 33 to 19 victory over Earlham. The Tigers dominated with strong passing and shooting led by Cannon White and Mendenhall. Earlham struggled as Beasley Townsend and Hadley tried to keep pace while DePauw used heavy substitutions to finish strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw
Earlham
Fortham
Walker
Cannon
Goar
Quakers
Bills
White
Mendenhall
Moffett
Esard
Mowe
Tiger
Farlham
Hinshaw Bille
Ahs
Hadley White Fae
Townsend Mendenhall
Beasley Moffett
Young
Kendall
Hinshaw
Lane Townsend
Gear
Wilce
Allee
Todd
Tudor
Hadley
Lane
Local second team wins curtain raiser
The local second team defeated Roachdale seconds 19 to 9 in a curtain raiser. North Putnam tied 6 all late in the final period before Green Castle and Butler pulled ahead with accurate shooting in the second half as Roachdale scored 8 after a 6 to 1 first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reachdale
Wilson
Greencastle
North Putnam Lads
Butler
Purple
Roachdale
Goodrich to Testify Before House Committee
James P. Goodrich was summoned to Washington to appear before the House committee on Russian fairs Monday. He spoke today at the Presbyterian church on "The Religion of Russia" to the Men's Bible class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Ind
James P. Goodrich
Washington
House
Presbyterian Church Today
Russia
Real Estate Transfers Recorded for Mill Creek and Cloverdale
William M. Salsman transfers land in Mill Creek to George W Palmer for $1. Terry conveys lot B in Cloverdale to Theodore Tilley for $85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Salsman
George W Palmer
Mill Creek
Terry
Theodore Tilley
Cloverdale
Dr Tillotson Acting Superintendent At SiehGore Hospital
Dr S C Woods superintendent of SiehGore hospital left Saturday for Colorado Springs after a leave of absence granted by the board of trustees. Dr Ettius Tillotson will act as superintendent during Woods absence. A luncheon was given in Woods honor by department heads Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Woods
SiehGore Hospital
Colorado Springs
Col
Capital Board of Trustees
Etrius Tillotson
Wood
Woods
Traveling Bag Presented to Him Mentioned in Indianaplis Star
A fragment notes a traveling bag was presented to him as reported by the Indianapolis Star. No further context or names are readable in the provided text segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
Wabash Valley Electric Employees Host Clinton Turkey Dinner
Wabash Valley Electric Company employees from Clinton Sullivan Jasonville and Greencastle were hosted by company officers for a noon turkey dinner in Clinton. About sixty staff attended along with ten to twelve guests and a post lunch First Aid contest featured fifteen contestants.
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Wabash Valley Electric Co
Clinton, Sullivan, Jasonville
Greencastle
Clinton
John Mason
Roy Newgent
C. W. Otis
Roy Newcent
Theodore Bees
Ruby Bacheldor
Charles J. Arnold
The
Herald
Relief Committee
Welfare Association
Wabash Valley Flectric Co
Convict Jack Howard Arrested In Mass Escape Case
Jack Howard the convict who struck and fatally hurt Tom mass casualty event during the prison delivery here last Friday was arrested today by Sheriff J J Crow of Saline county at Renton on a charge of first degree serious case. He was brought here from Benton to assist in the search for the pistol used in the escape. Howard claims he struck the bandit in the back and planned to shoot him from the moment of escape.
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Little Rock
Ark
Jack Howard
Tom Slaughter
J. J. Crow
Saline County
Renton
Howard
Benton
T. C. McRae
Slaughter
Herman Vezellie
Hot Springs
Escape Clears Chicago Gunman From Jail Break
Tommy O Connor condemned to hang next Thursday for murder and two other crimes escaped from the county jail with Edward Darrow and James Laporte. They fought guards on several floors, seized a car, and sped away down to the street before wrecking a telephone pole. O Connor headed toward the South Side with two accomplices captured later in the jail yard.
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Chicago
Tommy O’connor
O’connor
South Side
O'Connor
Edward Darrow
James Laporte
Tommy
P 45 Farmer Calvin Weavel Dies of Heart Disease
Calvin Weavel a Putnam county farmer died at his Frank Farmer farm near Greencastle Saturday night about 10 o clock from heart disease. He was 45 and survived by his widow and four sisters and a father Albert Weaver of Stilesville. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at Locust Street M E Church with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery.
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Calvin Weavel
Putnam County
Frank Farmer
Greencastle
Weavel
Albert Weaver
Stilesville
Samuel Farrel
Fillmore
Fred Howson
Danville
Notable movers pass through Indiana towns
William Welch traveled to Indianapolis on Monday morning while Walter Campbell owner of a Fillmore feed and grain store visited Greencastle today, indicating regional travel.
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William Welch
Indianapolis
Walter Campbell
Fillmore
Greencastle
Violin Class Demonstration At Open House
R C Sloane director of public school music will demo violin class teaching after the orchestra period in the high school auditorium. Demonstration uses the nine oclock Saturday morning class with listed students and notes new classes after Christmas vacation for ward schools. Kenneth Horate of Detroit was elected National President of Sigma Delta Chi at its Ames convention.
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R. C. Sloane
Sloane
Floyd Buchanan
Jennie Buttler
John Due
Andrew Edmonson
Emma Gross
Louise Hamilton
Susie Conner
Wm. Nelson
Rougsell Nichols
Maxine McAnally
Stanley Sears
Roy Smith
Howard Treat
Reatha Webb
Ruth Westmeier
Louise Winner
Pearl Cole
Ward
Ace
Kenneth Horate
Detroit
Michigan
Sigma Delta Chi
DePauw
Ames
Iowa
Roachdale Falls In A Fast Game
Green Castle, led by Coach Gilbert D. Rhea, outplayed Roachdale 45 to 24 on Roachdale’s home floor. The Green Castle squad dominated in shooting and defense, with key scores from Foster Allen Sands and H Black, while Roachdale’s Sands opened the scoring and Jeffries subbed in for Hedge.
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Eldon C. Hill
Gilbert D. Rhea
Roachdale
Toachdale
Greencastle
Fonte
Sonward
Sands H. Black
Fuller Palos
Maylayer Stamm
Hedge Taylor
Bryan
Allen
C. Black
H. Black
Jeffries
Hedge
Foster
Sands
Maylayer
Stamm
Taylor
Poland
Bloomington
New Leader Emerges in Heralds Everybody Wins Campaign
Mrs Lena Prichard of Bainbridge leads the Heralds Everybody Wins campaign after Saturday night vote checks amid two weeks of polling. The Buick touring car Grand Prize awaits the winner with votes counting every minute and a larger schedule this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Prichard
BAIN
Bridge
BUICK
Herald
Everybody Wins
Bainbridge
Greencastle Herald
Local List of Contestants and Values
A fragmented roster lists contestants headed by Mrs. Lena l richard and Mrs. Ezra Arnold with multiple others such as Miss Wanetta Jady and Miss Teresa Deitrick. The column shows monetary values like 2,409,000 and 1,806,100 alongside names and rural routes. The snippet also mentions Bainbridge Fillmore Manhattan and Belle Union as locations tied to the entries.
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Lena L'Richard
Bainbridge
Ezra Arnold
Fillmore
Grace Pollom
Manhattan
Howard Deisher
Roachasie
Wanetta Jady
R. R
City
Lillie Cully
Wanetta Fultz
Cloverdale
D. V. Hurst
Teresa Deitrick
Edith Kennedy
Bernadine Vaughn
Belle Union
Shelma Allee
Mary Quinlisk
The
Dalaests Asde
Earnest Sears
James Job
Reelsville
Scree
Harry Talbott
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Tiger Quintet
Goodrich
DR. Tillotson
Wabash Valley Electric Company
Rex Crash
Hawkins
Jess Ford
Ford & Dean
Dean & Crash
Maurice Elliott
Plainfield
Sigma Nu
Mr. Elliott
Misouri
Elizabeth Ensign
George Ensign
W. Walnut Street
Charles Blue
Louise Blue
Clair Brown
Harold Duncan
Hugh Houck
Maury Ethel McCullough
Rex Moffett
Mary O’rear
Bernard Thomas
Donald Williams
Ruth Aubrey
Lillian Cook
Frank Crawford
Kathleen Evans
Walter Goldbatre
Dorothy Harris
Helen Hester
Elizabeth Julian
Caterine Long
Vanesta Mason
Helen O’hair
Pauline Rector
Esther Snyder
Mary Ann Stoner
Bonnie Todd
Edith Watson
Charles Werneke
Pearl Wright
Helen Werneke
Miss Wanetta
Judy Miss
Wanetta
Judy
Brick Chapel
Miss Judy
the Herald
I Ladjee
Daily Herald
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