Local Notes and Robbery Report From Putnam County
Mrs C H Barnaby is ill at home on East Washington street. Mr and Mrs Claude Burks of Akron Ohio visit relatives. she was formerly Audra Bond. Miss Alice Thompson of Thompson Hat shop returns to Des Moines Iowa for Christmas. Presbyterian church quartet and Prof G O Arl organist present monthly music service. Chicken thieves raid Clay county stealing hens and roosters. Sheriff Eitelorge notified. Collision Friday between Home Steam Laundry truck driven by Ed Sharp and Pontiac coach driven by Otis McCracken at Washington Locust. Minnie Mae Bartley and Helen Brothers visit Indianapolis. John Drury of Madison township admitted to Putnam County Hospital. Daniel Simon returns home from hospital in East Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Burks
Akron
Ohio
Burks
Audra Bond
Alice Thompson
Thompson Hat Shop
Des Moines
Iowa
Presbyterian Church Quartet
G. O. Arl
Clay County
Edward Eitelorge
Putnam County
Plymouth Rock
Ed Sharp
Pontiac
Otis McCracken
Indianapolis
Washington and Locust Streets
Contests and Winners Listed in Local Fair Class Results
The provided text lists winners by class in a county fair. Corn by ear types shows top competitors including McGaughey and Sears. Boys events include Ragan, Goff, and Harris among others with various town affiliations noted.
Madison Exhibitors Sweepstakes and Best Bushes Results
Names from Madison and nearby towns appear in a county fair list. Daniel A. Hutcheson signs a Ten Ears sweepstakes entry destined for the State Show while Albert Stierwalt wins Single Ear. Boys from Russell and Madison receive top places in Best Bushes with multiple competitors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Torr
Madison
Paul McGaughey
Frank Day
Marion
Russell
Marion Sears
Frank Collins
Otis Clodfelter
Albert Steirwalt
Jefferson
John Day
Dean Webster
Russell Two
P. B. Hutcheson
Washington
Raymond Sears
Charles Shaner
Daniel A. Hutcheson
Albert Stierwalt
Morris McGaughey
Albert Goff
Manford Harris
Greencastle
Raymond Beck
Floyd
Alva Myers
Robert Overstreet
Clarence Overstret
Kenneth Nelson
Willard Sutherlin
Christmas Carols at Methodist Services Featured Choir
The Methodist church morning service will be a Christmas carol program by a fifty voice choir directed by Prof. Van Denman Thompson. The program includes old Spanish Welsh and French carols and pieces from today with Dr. Taylor speaking on the Spirit of Christmas. Funeral services for James W. Bee 77 of Clinton Falls were held at the M P Church Clinton township with Rev. William McKeehan in charge and interment in a nearby cemetery. Pallbearers were neighbors Albert and Bee of Grundy Center Iowa who plan to return home late Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Denman Thompson
Taylor
James W. Bee
Clinton Falls
M. P
Clinton Township
William McKeehan
Albert Bee
Grundy Center
Iowa
DePauw Groups Host Christmas Party for Greencastle Kids
The Y W C A and A W S DePauw organizations hosted the annual Christmas party for first to third graders in Greencastle at Bowmar gymnasium this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw
Greencastle
Bowmar
Speedway Cases Sent To Putnam Circuit Court
The Sunflower Speedway corporation asked for a change of venue in two personal injury suits filed by Woodrow and Carl Miller, two young boys injured when a speeding car crashed through the track fence. The cases were sent to Putnam county for trial with Robert B. Stewart representing the plaintiffs and Hays and Murphy assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower Speedway Corporation
Rawley, Baumunk
Greencastle
Hays and Murphy
Brazil
Boyd Divorce Appeal Filed to Indiana Appellate Court
William T. Boyd appeals to the Indiana Appellate Court from a Putnam Circuit ruling that upheld a local divorce decree granted October 7. Gertrude H. Boyd was awarded custody of a child, with William to pay $6 weekly for support. Judge James P. Hughes denied a motion for a new trial. defendant posted a $400 appeal bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Boyd
Gertrude H. Boyd
Putnam Circuit
Indiana
James P. Hughes
Hendricks County
Granada Will Rogers Opens Two Day Run They Had To See Paris
The Granada Theatre opens tomorrow for a two day engagement of Fox Movietone’s They Had To See Paris a first all talking picture starring Will Rogers with Irene Rich Marguerite Churchill Fifi Dorsay and Ivan Lebedeff. The Oklahoma story follows the rich Peters family in Paris as a grand duke demands payment to appear at a reception and a dance in armor provides a comic highlight. Cast includes Rogers Rich Churchill Dorsay Bell and Kennedy among others with Frank Borzage receiving note for direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Paris
Fox Movietone
Granada Theatre
Homer Cray
Owen Davis, Sr
Peters
Oklahoma
Pike Peters
Irene Rich
Marguerite Churchill
Owen Davis Jr
Fifi Dorsay
New York
Claudine
Ivan Lebedeff
Marquis
Christine Yves
Fleurie
Rex Bell
Theodore Lodi
Edgar Kennedy
Bob Kerr
Marcelle Corday
Marcia Manon
Andre Cheron
Gregory Gay
Rogers
Frank Borzage
7Th Heaven
Stars Armstrong Gleason Bid Farewell in Comedy Drama
Robert Armstrong and James Gleason perform in the all talking railroad comedy drama Oh Yeah directed by Bernard Steele with Fame presenting the production They Had To See Paris. Today audiences will see the stars for the last time on stage and screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fame
Paris
Bernard Steele
Robert Armstrong
James Gleason
Barthelmess Stars in Drag at Voncastle With Weary River Outdone
Richard Barthelmess delivers a absorbing performance in Drag at the Voncastle Theatre Sunday and Monday. The film centers on a young man burdened by supporting a wife's family and his own desperate choice. Lila Lee shines as Dot and Alice Day as Alice. Tonight Hoot Gibson's Smilin Guns closes at the Voncastle as his best western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Barthelmess
First National Star
Voncastle Theatre
Barthelmess
Weary River
Lila Lee
Dot
Alice Day
Alice
Indiana high school scores from Terre Haute to Muncie
Continuation shows numerous scoreboard outcomes with Terre Haute defeating Clinton 23 to 16 and Anderson besting Logansport 36 to 33. Other results include Washington Hatchets over Vincennes 42 to 34, Tipton over Noblesville 46 to 21, Columbus over Franklin 34 to 23, Shelbyville over Seymour 37 to 35, Bloomington losing to Bedford 28 to 34, Rochester over Lebanon 33 to 52 after overtime, Connersville over Rushville 42 to 26, Brazil over Sullivan 22 to 20, Nappanee beating South Bend 30 to 16, Goshen over Elkhart 42 to 19, Marion past South Side Fort Wayne 41 to 31, Hammond over Froebel Gary 34 to 33, and Muncie defeating Technical Indianapolis 48 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Clinton
Anderson
Logansport
Frankfort
Washington Hatchets
Vincennes
Tipton
Noblesville
Columbus
Franklin
Martinsville
Shelbyville
Seymour
Bloomington
Bedford
Rochester
Lebanon
Connersville
Rushville
Brazil
Sullivan
Nappanee
South Bend
Goshen
Elkhart
Marion
South Side
Fort Wayne
Hammond
Froebel
Gary
Muncie
Technical
Indianapolis
Bainbridge Falls to Edinburg in Close Night Tilt
Bainbridge trailed by 18 at halftime and was edged by Edinburg 31 to 28. Booher led Bainbridge with 12 points as the team fought back in a tight second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Edinburg
Booher
Brazil's B Team Edges Reelsville In Narrow Preliminary Win
In Brazil last night a 18 to 17 score described the store as a close, low scoring game. Brazil's B team edged Reelsville by one point in a preliminary matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Reelsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. H. Barnaby
East Washington Street
Minnie Mae Bartley
Helen Brothers
John Drury
Madison Township
Putnam County Hospital
Daniel Simon
Chicago
Robert Ragan
Wayne Leaton
Franklin Two
Bill Folds
Johnston's
Mullins Drug Store
Weatherstrips
True-Hixon Lumber Co
North College Avenue
U. K
BUICK
L. H. Chevrolet Sales, Inc
N. Jackson
Kent
East Seminary Street
A. J. Arnold
Herald Office
Campbell Bros
Oliver Typewriter
C. Fenwick Reed
South Jackson Street
South Indiana Street
Wilbur Chadd
Ringlett
Speedway
Putnam Circuit Court
Granada
Greencastle Telephone Co
Voncastle
Howers
Eitel Floral Co
Roachdale
Ladoga
New Market
Russellville
Frank C. Schoenman
Franklin Street
Quaker State
Firestone
A .R. Chenoweth
Prop
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