Bainbridge High School Triumph Over Eminence In Tight Exhibition
Bainbridge High School defeated Eminence 50 to 16 in a hard fought Saturday game at Bainbridge. Injuries marred Eminence with star forward James ds missing and Hesser of Bainbridge playing through a Crawfordsville game layoff. The contest stayed close early, with 10 10 at halftime, and both teams contributing solid play as a large crowd watched. The Bainbridge reserves also routed Belle Union 29 to 11 in the curtain raiser.
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Bainbridge
James Ds
Hesser
Ambridge
Crawfordsville
Edwards
Belle Union
Ridge Eminence
Mannan i
Pruitt
Trains Collision Kills Nine on Big Four West of Forsythe
Nine people die and five are injured when the westbound Twentieth Century Limited rear sections crash near Forsythe sixty miles west of Erie. W B Billy Donovan Haven baseball manager among the deceased. engineer Charles Patin of Cleveland blamed for the wreck as passengers are treated at Erie Hospital.
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W York
W. B. Billy Donovan
Haven
Piemed
Erie
Charles Patin
Cleveland
Ohio
Embalmer Charles A McCurry Receives License
Charles A McCurry, long employed by Jacob McCurry Undertaker, has passed the state embalmers examination with scores of 96, 97 and 100, earning an average of 97 and awaiting his certificate from the State Board of Embalmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A .McCurry
Jacob McCurry
State Board of Embalmers
McCurry
Funeral Services for Chas W Ellis
Funeral services for C W Ellis, who died at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after a long illness, were held at Locust Street M E Church Sunday at 2 p m. Masonic lodge oversight. Rev H C Clippinger presided. Grandchildren Raymond Allen Earl Allen Carl Allen Archie Allen Donald Ellis Samuel Ellis served as pallbearers. A quartet sang. Burial followed at Forest Hill.
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C. W. Ellis
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Locust Street
M. E
Masonic Lodge
Mr. Ellis
H. C. Clippinger
Raymond Allen
Earl Allen
Carl Allen
Archie Allen
Donald Ellis
Samuel Ellis
Dorothy Smith
Wilma Vancleave
Benjamin Riley
Elmer Crawley
Forest Hill
Auto burns as gasoline overflows at filling station
A Saxon roadster owned by W H Harrison of Indianapolis was destroyed when gasoline spilled during fueling at Moffett Dobbs Christie Station on South Jackson Street. The tank exploded into two story flames as bystanders and several cars blocked access. firemen arrived just as the tank failed. Harrison and his two daughters escaped with help. other vehicles and businesses nearby faced danger.
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W. H. Harrison
Indianapolis
Mr. Harrison
Moffett, Dobbs & Christie
South Jackson Street
Herald Office
Harrison
John Harrison
Greencastle
Fire Douses Blaze In Car, Severe Vehicle Damage
Chemicals were used to extinguish the fire after a small blaze broke out in a car. The vehicle was badly damaged, with flames quickly contained and the cause under investigation.
17 and the Fillmore Second Team Triumph Over New Maysville
The 17 and the Fillmore second team defeated New Maysville High School 32 to 30 in a close contest. The game showcased a late surge by Fillmore, earning a narrow victory.
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Fillmore
New Maysville High School
Coolidge All But Secure GOP Nomination In 1924 Race
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge is a definite candidate for the Republican nomination for President in 1924 as party leaders meet in the capital for the annual Republican national committee gathering. In Martinsville Indiana Alfred M Bain a 54 year old Morgan county Circuit Court judge drowned when his automobile plunged into a White River bayou after rains swelled the water. Mrs Bain survived though seriously shocked.
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Coolidge
Judge Bain
Washington
Republican National Committee
Congress
Martinsville
Ind
Alfred M. Bain
Morgan County Circuit Court
White River
Spencer-Martinsville
Here
Bain
Harvey Bain
Indiana University School of Law
Sigma Chi
Morgan County
J. C. McNutt
Emmett Branch
Julia Grans
Frank Evans
The
Peru
Narrow escape as train strikes auto on Madison Street
Mrs. Amos Quinton narrowly escaped serious injury when a Big Four switch engine struck her Ford touring car on the north Madison street tracks Monday at about 11 am. The car was dragged about fifty feet east. only the rear wheel and axle were damaged. Quinton, formerly Miss Mildred Alspaugh, had recently married.
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Amos Quinton
North
Madison Street
Quinton
Monon
Big Four
Ford
Mildred Alspaugh
WILL SNYDER ON ANOTHER WORLD TROTTER JAUNT
Brazil Times reports veteran traveler W J Snyder and his grandson Billy Hall plan a six month voyage from Brazil to Los Angeles Tahiti New Zealand Australia Asia and Japan aboard the Maunganni starting December sailing past Hawaii and finishing near Frisco with no organized tour and recalling the earlier tragedy involving Mrs Snyder shot by Korean bandits during a foreign trip.
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Brazil
South Sea Islands
J. Snyder
Snyder
Iis
Buly Tall
Indianapit
Aumor
Mr. Snyder
Alaska
Northwest
Los Angeles
Cal
San Francisco
Frisco
Billy Hall
Pacific
Tahiti
New Zealand
Australia
South Sea
New Guinea
Java
Sumatra
Borneo
Sulu
Asia
Manilla
Hong Kong
Pekin
Tokio
Japan
Honolulu
Fillmore Quintet Nets Two Wins in Saturday Doubleheader
The Fillmore High School basketball team secured two victories at home Saturday night. The Fillmore quintet topped Amo with a 34 point margin in the opener and added a second win later in the doubleheader, boosting the team’s record and excitement in Fillmore.
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Fillmore
Amo
Income tax form to be simplified for many filers
The Form 1040 will be simplified to a single sheet for net incomes not exceeding $5,000 mainly from salary and wages. Over 4 million taxpayers, about 70 percent, are said to benefit. The six page form remains for those with business or professional income, property sales, rents, or total income over $5,000.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Christmas Hope Amid Dark Times and Faith in Life
A reflective meditation urges leaving heaven out of Christmas to avoid mockery and instead embrace faith in God and human spirit. It asserts that optimism survives amid wars and upheavals, guiding readers toward a peaceful dawn and renewed reverence for the season.
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Babylon
Egypt
Rome
Browning
Earth
Allen Celebrates 82nd Birthday With Civil War Comrades
Robert W. Allen entertained his Civil War comrades and his children at dinner on South Locust Street to honor his 82nd birthday. Attending were James Jackson, John T. Magill, and Thomas Thompson, all Civil War veterans of Company B, 43rd Indiana, along with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jones and the Allen children Paul, Jesse, and others.
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Robert W. Alllen
South Locust Street
Mr. Allen
James Jackson
John T. Magill
Thomas Thompson
43Rd
Indiana
Jesse Jones
Paul Allen
Jesse Young
Jones
Young
Allen
Perfect plans for municipal Xmas tree in Greencastle
Greencastle and community will observe the yuletide season with a community Christmas tree ceremony on Saturday, December 22. The event will distribute 2,000 candy packages to area children, supported by Tri Kappa with a $100 donation and led by the high school parent teachers association, booster club, faculty, business men, and others.
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Greencastle
Tri Kappa Sorority
Igh
Greencastle Elks plan biggest Christmas event yet
The Elks club and High School Booster club aim to stage Greencastle’s largest Christmas celebration. A 20 foot tree from Sheriff Leslie Sears’ farm will be lit for a week before a Saturday evening program led by Prof. Ralph Sloane. Children from all county grade schools will attend, sing carols, receive gifts, and enjoy candy packages from Tri Kappa with Santa Claus arrangements managed by the sorority.
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Elks Club
Greencastle
R. P. Mullins
Court House
Leslie Sears
Harold Handy
William Conklin
Harry W. Moore
Ralph Sloane
Court House Lawn
Victor Raphael
Presbyterian Church
Tri Kappa
Senator Ralston Misses Judiciary Panel Post
Washington Dec 10 Senator Ralston with friends lamenting as the Democratic committee on committees did not assign him to the Judiciary committee. The setback follows his service and regional backing amid party deliberations.
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Washington
Senator Ralston
Democratic Committee On Committees
Judiciary Committee
Senator Ralston Joins Key Committees In Senate
The filling of two judiciary committee vacancies favored, with Senator Ralston assigned to the agriculture and military affairs panels as well as two minor committees on expenditures of the executive department and pensions. He cherishes his farm background and aims to aid agriculture without joining any farm bloc.
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Tors
Judiciary Committee
Ralston
Executive Department
DePauw Tigers Hit Three Games On Semester Road Swing
DePauw basketball departs for Champaign to face Illinois, then Madison to play Wisconsin, followed by a weekend date with Lombard. Nine players plus the team manager accompany Coach Ashmore on a demanding three game stretch with two conference foes and one nonleague, while negotiations seek two more early season tilts. A Urbana desk note mentions Illinois veterans versus freshmen recruits on the night of DePauw’s arrival.
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DePauw Tiger
Champaign
Imnt
Lombard
Illinois Net
Ashmore
Madison
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
DePauw
Lombard College
Urbana
Ill
University of Ilinois
Ruby
Greencastle
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Patterson
F. O. Overstreet
R. J. Overstreet
Bence Building
Vine’Street
Greencastle, Indiana
Charles A. M'Curry
Chas. W. Ellis
Florida
Peserage
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad System
the Standard Railroad of the World
Will Snyder
Trotter Jaunt
Wilbur Starr
R. W. Allen
BIG Ten
Lou Byrd
R. M. Munter
Kuppenheimer
J. F. Cannon & Company
the House of Kuppenheimer
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