Honor Roll Announced At Local High School
The six week honor roll was released by Principal F N Jones. Many students earned the distinction for the first time. Freshmen Sophomores Juniors and Seniors listed include numerous named students across all classes demonstrating improved scholastic standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Jones
Jones
Alvin Ellis
Frank Durham
Mary F. Landes
Elizabeth Knauer
Lucile Heacock
Dora Comstock
Frances Long
Dorothy Wells
Meredith Reeves
Edna Mae Albin
Mildred Atkinson
Lois Black
Margaret Ann Inman
Carolyn Ellis
Donald Stone
Pat Concilla
Elizabeth Rariden
Ruth Ellington
Maybelle Thompson
Lettie York
Thelma York
Catherine Wilson
Miriam Hintz
Ethel Harris
Geneva Vaughn
Jean Peterson
Martha Rector
Vietta Stites
Marjory Hendrix
Madeline Hoffman
Bernice Moore
Mary F. Gillen
Corrinne Owens
Mary
Howard Williams
Ruby Webster
John Beck
Horace Pitkins
Robert Monnett
Vincent Confer
Marguerite Davis
Elizabeth Faye
Irma Julian
Julia Crawley
Anne Nichols
Frances Brown
Martha Vaughan
Evelyn McCullough
Louise Robinson
Vera G. Brown
Edeth Brumley
Ethel M. O’hair
Roscoe Sutherlin
Mary Evens
Virginia Rariden
James Stoops
Mary L. Throop
Elsa Morrison
Rolland Campbell
Willard Miller
Beulah Alexander
Josephine Beck
Eugene, Ruark
Hortense Templeman
Helen McNeff
Orville Webb
Bessie Henry
Ralph Ross
Eva Cloe Thomas
Christmas Church Services and Local Updates at Reelsville
Mrs. Robert Weese is recovering after appendicitis surgery at the new Brazil hospital. Mrs. Fred Boyd visited Greencastle, and George Fox remains homebound due to illness. 8S. P. Best buys a new sport Ford roadster. Mrs. William Boone visited the Hutchesons. The Methodist Church Christmas program is set for Christmas Eve with services and Epworth League at 6:30. Sunday school is at 10. Jerry Brown stays with Mrs. Chew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Weese
New Hospital
Brazil
Fred Boyd
Greencastle
George Fox
Best
William Boone
Oral Hutcheson
Jerry Brown
Edward Chew
Chicago Leaders Condemn Cleveland Judge Over Birth Control Threat
Chicago officials and citizens lash out at Judge Harrison Ewing of Cleveland who warned Otto and Helen Koulis that extra children could bring them to court. Critics call for judicial restraint on domestic matters and note economic hardship cited by supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland C. Burg
Chicago
Cleveland
America
Leonora E. Meder
Ewing
To Check Flu Grip And Heal Cold With Vicks Vapo Rub
When flu is prevalent use Vicks Vapo Rub at bedtime to break up a cold overnight. A hot bath laxative and vigorous chest throat application help relieve congestion and pain while keeping stomach safe and body resistance high. Snuffing Vicks in the nostrils every night and morning may help ward off infection.
Pentecost A Renewal of Power by Rev Bruner reviewed
The Indianapolis News praises Rev B H Bruner's Pentecost A Renewal of Power from Doubleday Doran. The review notes the book links Pentecost history to modern life, urges empirical religion, and stresses cooperation and unity. Bruner argues Christ remains the same and urges church leaders to return to core truths for timely impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Bruner
Doran
First Christian Church
Greencastle
Christianity,” In Which Mr. Bruner
Peter
Bruner
Putnam County Council to Hold Special Session on Budget
Notice to taxpayers announces a special session on December 29 1928 to determine appropriations from the county general fund amounting to 5362.25 for current year expenses. The budget lists payments for county offices poor inmates bridges printing and farm and maintenance costs. Willis E Gill as county auditor issues the notice with names of council members and meeting location in Green Castle Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Indiana
Putnam County Council
Board of Commissioners
Clinton Township
Floyd Township
Madison Township
Warren Township
Court House
Woods Branch
Michael Bridge
Willis E. Gill
State OF
Putnam
John Sinclair
H. €. Foster
Roy Hillis
T. D. Brookshire
Wm. B. Bridges
H. C. Morrison
George Walker
Willis BE. Gill
Board of County Commissioners
Commissioners Court Room
Putnam County Court House
Greencastle
Willis Fe.gill
Crawfordsville tilt prep and city hoops notes
Coach W. E. Bausman and his Tigers drill for Friday's Crawfordsville game in Greencastle. Martinsville thrashes Thorntown. Vincennes and Princeton to tour southern Indiana during holidays. Various scores recall region teams and recent showings, with Greene star players praised and local sentiment upbeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bausman
Crawfordsville
Thorntown
Greencastle
Tiger Cubs
Indiana
Vincennes
Princeton
Indiana High School Big Ten Basketball Preview
The Indiana schedule shows early strength indicators. Strong teams include Anderson Horace Mann of Gary Newcastle Central of Fort Wayne and Froebel of Gary. St. Louis 38 Purdue 21 half-time note and Washington University coached by Don White beat Indiana. DePauw faces Terre Haute Normal Wednesday in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Logansport
Ashies
St. Louis
Purdue
Washington University
Don White
Indiana
H. C. Warren
South Bend IL. N. 8
Horace Mann
Gary
Newcastle
Central
Fort Wayne
Froebel
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