Connersville Man Pleads Guilty to Assault on Milton Marshal
Brice Purcell of Connersville pleaded guilty to assault and battery on Jesse Reville the Milton town marshal. He was sentenced by Circuit Judge Hoelsch er to sixty days at the penal farm after attacking Reville with a piece of coal during a coal theft incident from a freight car.
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Richmond
Ind
Brice Purcell
Connersville
Jesse Reville
Milton
Hoelscher
Purcell
Marshal Reville
Reville
County seeks additional 1927 appropriations in Putnam
Putnam County Council will meet in special session at 10 A M on Saturday December 31 1927 to determine and appropriate 3080 41 from the general fund for current year expenses. Allocations include 124 88 for dependent children 208 90 for the poor 120 00 for council meetings 1010 50 for the poor asylum and farm 331 92 for printing 77 81 for recorder’s salary 6 40 for coroner’s inquest and 1200 00 to the health board for disease prevention and public health in Putnam County.
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Putnam County
Indiana
Putnam County Council
General Assembly
State of
William D. Lovett
State of Indiana
T. John Sinclair
J. G. Britton
Wm. B. Bridges
H. C. Morrison
H. C. Foster
Roy Hillis
George Walker
Board of Commissioners
Putnam County Councl
General County Fund
Ward County
Dorothy Mackaye Must Serve Term
Dorthy Mackaye the actress must serve a one to three year prison term imposed last June after her conviction of conspiring to conceal facts concerning the death of her husband Ray Raymond. The Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court sentence.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dorthy Mackaye
Ray Raymond
Court of Appeals
Veteran distance runner William Prouty dies in Boston
William Prouty, a veteran distance runner, died suddenly at his Boston home at age forty eight. A lifelong racer since 1906 he ran in the Boston Marathon, competed in six day events in Cleveland Detroit and New York, once logged 598 miles in a six day race and posted a world record quarter mile pace last summer. He planned to enter a cross country race from Los Angeles to New York next spring and was a grandfather.
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Boston
Mass
William Prouty
Los Angeles
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Crying in School Reveals Brutal Abuse Case in Lebanon
In Lebanon Pennsylvania a 12-year-old girl, living with a married furniture dealer Charles W. Dean, was found abused after crying during school. Dean was arrested on a charge of criminal assault and held without bail. Doctors described the injuries as severe, including burn marks and extensive bruising.
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Lebanon N. H
Charles W. Dean
Lebanon
Dean
English
Washburn Chapter D A R Celebrates Birthday
Washburn Chapter D A R marked its twenty fifth anniversary with a party at Mrs W C Timmons Northwood on December 15 A bountiful dinner featured a large birthday cake from Mrs Alice Thomas Initiation of Miss Beryl O Hair and plans to ship about fifty dollars in gifts to the Caney Creek Settlement were reported Books for Merchant Marine Library Association were proposed with Miss O Hair appointed to collect them Constitution Hall progress was noted and other chapter business discussed
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Washburn
W. C. Timmons
Northwood
Alice Thomas
Beryl O'Hair
Sherman
Caney Creek
Yuncker
Lucas
State Council
Merchant Marine Library Association
Constitution Hall
Washburn Chapter Marks 1902 Founding in Indiana
Washburn Chapter celebrated its founding December 13 1902 with thirteen charter members in Indiana. Four founders attended last night as members paid tribute. Minutes of the first meeting were read revealing the original charter list and the motto faithful to the memory of our ancestors. The next meeting is set for January 17 with Mrs S A Hays as hostess.
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Ironsides
Washburn
Ellis Island
Congress
Indiana
Cole
Misses Beckwith
Blanche Swahlen Allen
Mary Seller
Lammers
Denman
Swahled
Blanche Allen
8. A. Hays
Keystone Bible Class Holds Christmas Meeting
The Keystone Bible Class gathered at Mrs. Milt Brown’s home on East Anderson Street for a Christmas program. Margaret Ann Inman read The Night After Christmas and Mrs. Henry McLean read On Christmas Day in the Morning, with Vera Grace Brown playing carols on the xylophone. Santa Claus (Ben Riley) and a band of husbands crashed the event distributing toys, followed by refreshments and carols during a merry social hour.
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Keystone Bible Class
Milt Brown
East Anderson Street
Satterlee
Christ
Margaret Ann Inman
Henry McLean
Vera Grace Brown
Cecil Brown
Santa Claus
Ben Riley
Santa
Clarence Wildman Rears Ill With Blood Poison
Belle Union news notes Clarence Wildman south of town is seriously ill with blood poisoning. Teachers from here attended the Greencastle institute. Mrs. J W Hollingsworth called to Lafayette for her mother Margaret Morgan at Home Hospital. Rev Dora Day gave farewell sermon at Providence church before successor Rev Miller of Bloomington.
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Clarence Wildman
Here
Greencastle
J. W. Hollingsworth
Lafayette
Margaret Morgan
Home Hospital
Dora Day
Providence Church
Louis Keller
Miller
Bloomington
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Greencastle Herald
Eee Enews
Star & Democrat
Charles J. Arnold
Roy Evans
Leroyer
South Jackson Street
Board of Health
T. B. Fight
National Tuberculosis Association
American Red Cross
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Berlin
Sershron
Europe
U. S
Switzerland
Tuberculosis Association
United States
Loretta
J. F. Cannon
Glovers Brighton
Carlsbad
Glover Dajamas
Mary Brian
Banta
Newa
Belle Union News
the County Hospital
EF. A
Indianapolis
Claya Hill
Alpha Hill
Ancel Curtis
W. B. Affee
Nola Neier
State Normal
Alma Hill
Mrs
NASA
Senge
OWL
Fleenor
Rexall Stores
Lin-O
Greencastle Telephone Co
Max F. Hosen-Mer
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