Huestis Quits as Member of the Relocation Commission
Indiana Governor McCray announced the resignations and new appointee changes to the relocation commission and advisory committee. Land owners will receive questionnaires by January 1 to submit site details for a new reformatory to be moved from Jeffersonville, with multiple meetings planned to assess candidate locations.
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Indiana State Capitol
McCray
Reformatory Relocation Commission and Advisory Committee
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
W. H. O’brien
Lawrenceburg
Estes
Indi- Duncan
Thomas Daily
Suffering Attack Of Heart Failure In Roachdale Case
Frank Taylor of near New Maysville collapsed while feeding horses after a sheep chased into a shed. Found unconscious by Perry Gordon and brothers Charles and Clyde Gordon, he was treated by Dr. Stroube in Roachdale and remained in bad condition but conscious by evening.
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Roachdale
Frank Taylor
Perry Gordon
New Maysville
Charles
Clyde Gordon
Frank
Dr. Stroube
Death of James Fogey in Russellville
James Fogey, of Russellville, died at home on December 17 after a six month illness. Funeral services are set for Monday at 9 am with Rev. H. B. Gough of Greencastle officiating, followed by burial in North Salem.
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Masons and
Knights of Pythias
Crave
Daisy W. Warring
North Salem
James
Jamie Warring
Albert
Forgey
Russellville
James Fogey
H. B. Gough
Greencastle
Donnahue to Remain City Engineer Amid Correction
Herald erred by reporting James T. Denny would be appointed city engineer. City administration confirms Ralph Donnahue to be re appointed and notes the mix up likely arose from confusing names. Donnahue has served efficiently, and no change is planned.
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Herald
James T. Denny
The
Ralph Donnehue
Donnehue
New City Administration
Denny
Donnahue
Donnohue
James T .Denny
Journey to Oregon from Rock Creek to Lava Cave Trek
A family recounts a June road trip to Portland for the rose carnival. They describe camping at Rock Creek and Glenwood near Mt. Adams, passing Goldendale, and visiting Trout Lake, Ice Cave, and Lava Cave, with a troubled car engine ending the journey.
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Portland
Oregon
Glenwodd
Mt. Adams
Glenwood
Trout Lake
Ice Cave
Lava Cave
Travelogue at White Salmon and Hood River Crossing
The writer recounts camping at White Salmon near the Columbia River with a well equipped grounds and a welcoming rest room. A ferry connects White Salmon, Washington with Hood River, Oregon as floodwaters rise on the Columbia and Willamette rivers. Hood River is larger and famed for its fruit orchards surrounding Mt. Hood. L. M. Wright notes a shopping trip in Greencastle while Vran Bare and wife dine with Ethridge Buis’s family.
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White Salmon
Columbia
Lafe
Columbia River
Washington
Hood River
Oregon
Williamette
L. M. Wright
Greencastle
Vran Bare
Ethridge Buis
Cee
Revival and social notes from Corn Stalk Valley community
Mrs Elsie Hunter and children Kathleen and Frank with Mrs Amy Buis dined with Mrs James Heavenridge and daughter Wednesday. The Mt Meridian revival closed Sunday night. F E Buis and daughter Helen shopped in Indianapolis Monday. Emma Parker Curtis Higgins and Marion McNary visited Mrs Mertle Storm and sons Sunday afternoon. Clarence Sutherlin and wife stayed with Tom Sutherlin family. Ellen Newman spent weekend with Martha Runyan. Mary Hunter and Ona also noted.
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Elsie Hunter
Kathleen
Frank
Amy Buis
James Heavenridge
Mt. Meridian
F. E. Buis
Helen
Indianapolis
Emma Parker
Curtis Higgins
Marion McNary
Ellen Newman
Martha Runyan
Mary Hunter
Ona
Sheriff Nets Two More Booze Runners Near Union Chapel
Sheriff's posse stopped a roadster hauling 34 gallons of white mule liquor on the Ocean to Ocean highway near Union Chapel. Harry Caudle 28 and Henry Stokes 43 were arrested after a failed escape attempt. they claim Indianapolis as home and faced trial in Greencastle. The group was jailed pending trial. time is yet to be set by Judge Hughes.
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Lawrence Sears
Harry Caudle
Henry Stokes
Union Chapel
Clinton
Indianapolis
Oakland
Greencastle
Hughes
Sears
Thomas George
Fincastle
Stone Company executive in Indianapolis on business
Ek B. Taylor of the A. C. Stone Company traveled to Indianapolis on Wednesday for business matters.
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Ek. B. Taylor
A. & C. Stone Company
Indianapolis
Tincher Trial Opens In Putnam Circuit Court
The trial of Fred Tincher of Mt. Meridian begins in the Putnam Circuit Court on charges of illegal transportation and possession of liquor. The case stems from an affidavit by Cecil Newman alleging Tincher promised to pay Newman’s fine after Newman was arrested on a bottling charge. Jurors are listed and James and Allee defend Tincher with Fay S. Hamilton prosecuting. Sheriff Sears aided in arrests and testified.
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Fred Tincher
Mt. Meridian
Cecil Newman
Putnam Circuit Court
Newman
Tincher
James & Allee
Social visits across South Russell and Russellville
Otha Bales and wife spent Sunday with Witt Sutherlin and wife of Russellville. Gur Sutherlin and family and Quince Wilson and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Lige Sutherlin. Albert Cope visited his son Lowell Cove at Fort Wayne the last week. Dr Reeds was called to see Mrs S R Bales Friday evening. Lafe McGaughey and family visited Walter McGaughey and family Sunday. Albert Cone and wife visited Jimmie Cope and family Sunday. Guy Sutherlin and wife with sons Willard and Harlan and Mr and Mrs Otha Beles called Roy Owsley and family Wednesday evening.
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Otha Bales
Witt Sutherlin
Russellville
Gur Sutherlin
Quince Wilson
Lige Sutherlin
Albert Cope
Lowell Cove
Fort Wayne
Dr. Reeds
S. R. Bales
Lafe McGaughey
Walter McGaughey
Albert Cone
Jimmie Cope
Guy Sutherlin
Willard
Harlan
Otha Beles
Roy Owsley and
Mrs J L Randel Takes Passenger Trip to Indianapolis
Mrs J L Randel was a passenger to Indianapolis Wednesday. The brief item notes her travel with no further details or context provided.
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J. L. Randel
Indianapolis
Everybody Wins Campaign Ends With Buick Gift
The Herald reports the Everybody Wins Campaign nears finish as candidates race to secure votes before the sealed ballot deadline Saturday at 4 pm. The prize is a Buick touring car and victory praise from supporters, with several contenders in contention as promises are cashed in. Local social notes mention Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Cox in Greencastle and other residents visiting Green Castle. The Ladies Aid of the M E Church holds a sale at Hood's store this week.
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THE
Herald
W. S. Cox
Greencastle
Louie Williams
Dallas Payne
Cleveland
Sarah Rowings
Dwight Dickerson
Senior play chosen. Porgy set for Greencastle HS
All-of-a-Sudden Porgy a three act comedy is the senior play with tryouts after Christmas. Grencastle Board approves chemistry lab apparatus boosting capacity to twenty five. Courses in Public Speaking Salesmanship and more planned next semester at GHS. Charles Black, mighty little forward, may play Friday. Capt. Harry Black sidelined until February county tourney with knee injury.
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Grencastle Board of Education
Charles Black
Rockville
Black
Greencastle
Bedford
Harry Black
Purple and Gray
Local visits noted in Terre Haute Green Castle and Brazil
Mr. Jean Cox visited Terre Haute on Monday Reverend W. F Bailey spent Friday in Green Castle Raymond Payne visited Brazil on Monday
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Jean Cox
Terre Haute
W. EF. Bailey
Greencastle
Raymond Payne
Brazil
Pay All Little Debts By First Of The Year
The Greencastle Chamber of Commerce urges merchants to collect outstanding debts quickly. The slogan Pay all little debts by the first of the year calls for delinquents and slow payers to settle now or risk being blacklisted.
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Greencastle Chamber of Commercce
Chamber of Commerce
Lone armed bandit robs passengers on Chicago train
An armed man boarded the observation car of Baltimore & Ohio train number 6 bound for Washington near Sixty third street and robbed passengers before jumping off at Sixty seventh street. The train did not stop and the bandit escaped, police were told tonight.
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Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Sixty-third Street
Sixty Seventh Street
Bank Bandits Flee Into Illinois Woodlands Led By Girl
Five armed men robbed the State Bank of fuka Ill 815000 in cash and bonds. Sheriff s posse led by Miss Mildred Kelley bank employee chased them seven miles north into a wooded strip near her. The outlaws hid at daybreak after car trouble.
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Fora
Ill
State Bank
Fuka
Til
Mildred Kelley
Miss Kelley
Harison
Ark
Bank of North Arkansas
Everton
Here
Heist on Market Street Nets $8180 for Chateau Trust
Three bandits stopped Edward Edwards a 55 year old black messenger on a Market street car and escaped with a satchel carrying 8180 dollars for the Chateau Trust Company.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Edward Edwards
Chateau Trust Company
Miss Lillian Hays Returns Home After Minor Operation
Miss Lillian Hays came home from Indianapolis where she had been at a Methodist hospital for a minor operation.
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Lillian Hays
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
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Corn Stalk Valley
Clarence Sutherlin
Tom Sutherlin
Ocean-To-Ocean Highway
the Herald
Meridian
South Russell
Santy
High School News
Lena
Girl
Illinois Wood
Minneapolis, Minn
Liberty State Bank
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