Putnamville Site Bill Passes After Short Special Session
Indiana state Capitol report shows the seventy second General Assembly adjourned sine die after approving the reformatory relocation bill drafted by Governor McCray's committee. The session also saw a soldier bonus bill pass the House but die in the Senate due to adjournment.
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Indiana State Capitol
Dell
Sevsrity-Second
General Assembly
McCray
House
Senate
Joint Conference Committee
James Nedil
Reformatory Commission
Don P Strode
State Board of Accounts
Oscar Batts
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Putnam County
Morning House
Colgate & Co
DePauw Hosts Notre Dame In Evening Matchup
DePauw and Notre Dame square off tonight in Greencastle as the Tigers seek a clean streak against the Irish. Captains Mendenhall and Cannon lead a sharper offense aided by Bills and White while Notre Dame eyes a strong defense.
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DePauw
Notre Dame
Irish
Tigers
Mendenhall
Cannon
Earlham
Bills
White
South Bend
Ind
Walter Halas
Greencastle
Chicago
Armour Institute
Northwestern
Evanston
Riley
McDermott
Logan
Kane
Burns
Kennedy
Mays
Wilcox
Gilligan
Coughlin
Halas
Capt. Riley
Real estate transfers list shows multiple property moves
James F. Hill to Guy Williams for a Greencastle lot valued at 50 dollars. C. W. Whitecotton deeds land in Washington to the State of Indiana for 7.50. Walter D. Burks transfers land in Washington township to the State of Indiana for 608 dollars. Oliver M. Coffin sells land in Marion township to William M. Pace for 2,400. Asbury H. Manuel sells a Greencastle lot to Sarah J. Manuel for 1. Libbie E. Buis sells 60 acres in Marion township to Citizen's Trust Company for 1.
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James F. Hill
Guy Williams
Greencastle
C. W. Whitecotton
State of Indiana
Washington
Walter D. Burks
Washington Township
Oliver M. Coffin
William M. Pace
Marion Township
Asbury H. Manuel
Sarah J. Manuel
Libbie E. Buis
Citizen’s Trust C
Green Castle High asks state for sectional tourney site
Principal Glidewell of Green Castle High School athletic board asks the State High School Athletic Association to designate Greencastle as the site for the sectional basketball tournament noting local facilities and community support.
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Glidewell
Greencastle High School Athletic Board
State High School Athletic Association
Cle Coach Ad Abbott Officially Retires
A fragmentary note indicates Ad Abbott steps down from coaching duties, with unspecified circumstances surrounding the transition and no further details provided.
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Cle
Ad Abbott
Six Fillmore school pupils injured in three accidents
Six Fillmore students who drive to and from school in buggies were hurt in three similar accidents over three days. A Vandalia train struck a buggy carrying Helen Chadwick and Thelma Chadwick, two runaway incidents involved Thelma Lobell with Dorothy Sutherlin, and Ruth Higgins with Curtis Higgins. None were seriously hurt. all were treated by Dr. J H Crouch and sent home.
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Fillmore
Indiana
FiLlmore School
Helen Chadwick
Thelma Chadwick
Curtis Higgins
Miss Ruth Higgins
Miss Higgins
Putnam County
Roachdale couple James Branson and Lillie Pence wed
James M. Branson aged 62 of Roachdale and Lillie F. Pence aged 46 of Roachdale obtained marriage licenses. DeLoss Call from near Morton appeared in Greencastle Thursday.
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James M. Branson
Roachdale
Lillie F. Pence
DeLoss
Morton
Greencastle
Bootlegger accuses partner of unfair play in liquor case
Cecil Newman of Mt Meridian says Fred Tincher kept him from implicating him in illegal liquor sales. Newman alleges Tincher failed to pay his fine and helped hide liquor from a culvert and a Clinton trip where eight gallons of white mule were purchased. Tincher’s trial is set for Wednesday, December 21.
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Fred Tincher
MT. Meridian
Cecil Newman
Meridian
Newman
Tincher
Clinton
Vengeful Bobby Wallace Seeks Ex-Service Man Over Penny Heist
An angry three and a half year old Bobby Wallace vows revenge after a burglar broke into the Wallace home at Walnut and Locust streets. The thief stole a red sweater, Mrs. Wallace’s gold watch, and a desk containing Bobby’s pennies. Bobby declares he will make the ex-service man return the pennies if found.
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Maa
Frank Wallace
Bobby WaLlace
Bobby
Walnut and
Locust Streets
Mr. Wallace
Marshall
Mrs. Wallace
Mrs Rockhill leads Herald contest as final weekend nears
Mrs Frampton Rockhill moves to first in the Herald Everybody Wins contest with Mrs Lena Prichard second and Mrs Lawrence Crawley third. The race focuses on December 24 when the Buick car prize will be awarded and votes close at 9 p m with mail ballots counted as second period votes. A potential dark horse lurks as the final push begins.
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The
Herald
Putnam County
Mone
Grade Teachers Are Entertained at Delightful Dinner
Grade school teachers in Greencastle gathered Wednesday at the Misses Adams home on east Washington street for a regular monthly meeting. The special Christmas dinner followed by ward stunt performances delighted about thirty guests including several teachers' husbands.
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Greencastle
Misses Adams
Dallas Pickett
East Washington Street
Oyster and box supper set at new school Friday night
An oyster supper and a box supper will be held at the new school building on Friday night, December 16, with all invited. The notice mentions wedding bells and notes illness in Forrest O’Hair’s daughter.
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Littl
Forrest O
Beeman
Will Kyte
C. J. Priest
Clay O’hair
Indianapolis
Choir Practice for Christmas Cantata Announcement
Church Music Committee calls every Christian Church Choir member to report for rehearsal this Saturday at seven o'clock for Christmas Cantata work sessions.
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Christian Church Choir
Local contestant standings listed with cash prizes
A partial standings list shows contestants including Mrs Frambton Lena Prichard Mrs Lawrence Crawley Miss Wanetta Judy Miss Lillie Cully and others with prize amounts ranging from 950 000 to 2 917 500 tied to various cities and addresses. The table notes final tallies for several entrants including Miss Edith Kennedy Miss Teresa Deitrick and Miss Bernadine Vaughn among others.
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Frambton
Rockhill
City
Lena Prichard
Bainbridge
Lawrence Crawley
Ezra Arnold
Fillmore
Grace Pollom
Manhattan
Howard Deisher
Roachdale
Wanetta Judy
R. R
Lillie Cully
Wanetta Fultz
Cloverdale
D. W. Hurst
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