DePauw Beats State Normal in Fast 27-20 Basketball Win
DePauw's Tigers topple State Normal 27 to 20 at Bowman gym in a swift thriller. Ward and Stewart spark the attack with Sturtridge adding key baskets as DePauw builds a 17-8 halftime lead and holds off a second-half rally led by Captain Conover.
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Bowman Gymnasium
DePauw
State Normal
Tigers
Stewart
Evansville
Ward
Willis
Conover
Methodists
Normalites
Terre Haute
Sturtridge
Normal
Indiana
Illinois
Tiger
Hirt
Lou
Kaiser
Golf Club
U. S. Ward
Wolfe
Ee Sturtridge
Albright Hing acAeens
Meier
Wilson
S. N
Darry
Albright
van Horn
Hope Extends for Wounded Man After Sheriff Chase
After a chase in which a sheriff and deputy ordered him to stop, the man was shot multiple times when he failed to heed the command. He collapsed while being helped over a wire fence and was transported to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faiure
Black
Concrete Examples Of Juvenile Honesty Restored Faith
Greencastle druggist R. P. Mullins regained faith in youth honesty after two incidents. A theft of cigars by two youths occurred while he faced the cash register. Later four DePauw Daily deliverers admitted Mullins overpaid them when cashing a $10 plus check, returning a dollar to correct the mistake.
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R. P. Mullins
Greencastle
Mr. Mullins
Mullins
DePauw Daily
DePauw
Camp Fire Girls Hold Christmas Party in Greencastle
Camp Fire Girls of Greencastle gathered for a Christmas party at Shirley Martins on East Seminary Street. Attendees included Helen King Louise Lucas Janet Crawley Mae Mullins Laura Hauck Kathleen Taylor Virginia Stoner Martha Sweet Imogene Cooper Hazel McClean Ernestine Blue Imogene Pollom Miss Edris and Agnes King plan a Christmas vacation visiting Mr and Mrs Claude Burk in Akron Ohio.
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Camp Fire Girls
Greencastle
Shirley Martin
East Seminary Street
Helen King
Louise Lucas
Janet Crawley
Mae Mullins
Laura Hauck
Kathleen Taylor
Virginia Stoner
Martha Sweet
Imogene Cooper
Hazel McClean
Ernestine Blue
Imogene Pollom
Edris
Agnes King
John King
Claude Burk
Akron
Ohio
Marriage License for Balay and Gooch in Greencastle
Arthur Balay a 20 year old laborer and Lena May Gooch 18 both of Greencastle obtained a marriage license.
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Arthur Balay
Lena May Gooch
Greencastle
Wounded man tells of plot to wreck train south of Terre Haute
Floyd Black 35 known as Black Jay confesses to a plan to wreck train no 95 north of Terre Haute and loot mail cars consigning cash to the New Orleans Federal Reserve bank. Sheriff Fred Armstrong says Black, wounded and in Union hospital, was captured after a noon pursuit. his brother Lester 20 is held for federal inquiry.
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Terre Haute
Ind
New Orleans
Black
Armstrong
Lester
Greencastle Golf Club Faces Federal Tax Assessment
Local golfers at Greencastle on the old links face federal taxes totaling over $800 as a tax collector checks four years of membership. The Greencastle Country Club denies tax liability for the playing club, while a fine and interest add to the bill, already exceeding $8.50 per member.
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Greencastle Golf Club
United States
Greencastle Country Club
Wabash Boys Pay DePauw Damages in Cash
Twenty one Wabash College students who joined the raid on DePauw University property paid 2200 dollars to DePauw as damages after defacing campus buildings with red paint the university accepted the funds via attorney B F Corwin and dismissed charges against the group Ernest Wilkinson is singled out for nonappearance and nonpayment while other defendants were released.
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Wabash College
DePauw University
DePauw- Wabash
B. F. Corwin
Wabash Boys Face Judge After University Settlement
Matt J. Murphy negotiated a settlement with the University in which Murphy paid 2200 dollars to a DePauw representative. Judge Hughes learned a settlement had been made and ordered the arrest of Ernest Wilkinson who admitted taking part in the painting but refused to pay damages. The judge warned the youths they faced fines up to twice the damage and a year on the state farm and urged the case as a warning to college boys in Indiana.
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Matt J. Murphy
University
Murphy
Corwin
Hughes
Glenn Lyon
DePauw
Ernest Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Montgomery County
Greencastle
Fred Wilkinson
Wabash
Indiana
State Corn Show Set for January at Purdue University
Indiana exhibitors dominated Regions 7 and 8 at the International Grain and Hay Show in Chicago with 43 of 45 white corn placements in Region 8. Judge William Webb lauds Ralph Heilman of Hope for the best corn ever shown at the International event. Indiana farmers have stored more seen corn than ever, signaling a record State Corn Show January 12 to 16, 1925 at Purdue with wheat oats and soybeans classes and $800 in premiums from industry sponsors.
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Chicago
Indiana
Prairie Farmer
Ohio
Maryland
William Webb
Illinois
Ralph Heilman
Hope
Purdue University
Vernon West and Dora Clements Residents of Terre Haute
Vernon West 24 a machinist and Dora Clements 28 a stem maker both of Terre Haute are listed as residents. The brief notice provides names ages occupations and city with no further details.
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Onsba Vernon West
Dora Clements
Terre Haute
Three Teens Arrested in Clover Seed Theft Ring
Crawfordsville police arrest Olin Fruitts 23 Kenneth Steele 19 and Gerald McDonald 16 after confessions link them to stealing four bushels of clover seed from J H Crosby farm Roachdale. Seed valued about 80 dollars. suspects jailed locally. warrant filed in Putnam Circuit Court.
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Crawfordsville
Olin Fruitts
Tuttle Avenue
Kenneth Steele
Mill Street
Gerald McDonald
Vernon Shields
Steele
McDonald
Roachdale
J. H. Crosby
Indianapolis
Fruitts
Crabs Reynolds Taylor Company
Crosby
Kenneth Steel
William McDonald
Timothy
Joseph H. Crosby
Putnam
New Confession From Dixie Flyer Train Wreckers Exposed
New light emerges on a plot to rob the dead and wounded after a Dixie Flyer wreck. Floyd and Lester Black allegedly planned to seize gems and cash from victims if the mail heist failed. Lester, 20, remains jailed. Floyd, 35, is hospitalized critically wounded. They face federal arraignment after recovery.
Judge Rules for Bank in Note Dispute
Judge James P. Hughes ruled in favor of Spencer National Bank in the case against Robert L. Clodfelter an Owen County farmer The judgment amount 1207 83 includes 57 83 interest 150 attorney fees and a 1000 note The note showed one hundred dollars but figures indicated a thousand dollars and evidence showed the bank cashier erred in writing the note The case was tried last week with decision delivered Saturday morning
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Spencer National Bank
James P. Hughes
Robert L. Clodfelter
Owen County
Clodfelter
Hughes
Tiger Cubs Fall To Manual Training Five In Gloomy Clash
Greencastle High School lost 21 to 16 at home to Manual Training High School of Indianapolis. Tate led Greencastle with two field goals in each half, while Manual center Turns and a late spurt gave the visitors the win despite rough play and turnovers.
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Greencastle
Cedarholm
Crawley Sackoff
Porwara
Tate Marshall
Ovuerdi
Masten Eickmann
McNeff
Turner
Eickmann
Crawley
Tate
Masten
Sackoff
Ader
Higgs
Hall
Manhall
Frazier
Craigle
Indianapolis
Manual Training
Tiger Cubs
Greencastle High School
Manual
Cubs
MecNeff
Tiger Cub
Brazil Sweeps Cloverdale in 50 to 6 Victory
Brazil high overwhelmed Cloverdale high in a one sided game on Cloverdale floor Friday night. Cloverdale could do little more than defend as Brazil built an early lead and coasted to the 50 to 6 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale High
Brazil
Green Is Chosen New Labor Head
William Green, treasurer of the United Mine Workers of America, was elected by the AFL executive council as labor president to succeed Samuel Gompers. Frank Morrison called the meeting at 10 15 a m. Green will serve until October when a general election is held.
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New York
William Green
United Mine Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Labor
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
Gomper
Green
United Mine Workers
Masons Hold Annual Election of Officers
Greencastle Masonic Lodge No. 47 elected officers for the coming year. Worshipful Master Prof. Howard J. Barnum Senior Warden Prof. T. G. Yuncker Junior Warden Jesse Mc Anally Senior Deacon B. A. Dagey Junior Deacon Ray Trembly Treasurer A G Brown. James L. Randel was re nominated to serve three years as director of the Temple Association. C C Gautier was elected trustee of Greencastle Lodge No. 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle Masonic Lodge No. 47
Temple Association
Howard J. Barnum
T. G. Yuncker
Jesse McAnally
B. A. Dagey
Ray Trembly
A. G. Brown
James L. Randel
C. C. Gautier
Greencastle
Masonic Lodge No
College and High School Basketball Scores Report
Franklin 36 Purdue 32 and Notre Dame 22 Northwestern 13 highlight a list of college results. Illinois 36 Washington U 19. Anderson 55 Kokomo 42. Vincennes 44 Shelbyville 41. Noblesville 80 Tipton 20. Numerous other Indiana towns posted varied scores across high school and small colleges.
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Notre Dame
Northwestern
Illinois
Washington U
St. Louis
Earlham
Louisville
Delightful Christmas Celebration at Methodist Woman's Bible Class
Mrs. Lee Reeves hosted a Christmas gathering of about three dozen women from the Methodist Woman's Bible Class. The event featured a program led by chair Mrs. Heavenridge with Miss Bernice Craig at the piano, readings from Luke and Matthew, Christmas hymns, and performances by Mrs. Jennings and others. The group recalled the class’s 10th anniversary and its Certificate of Recognition from the church and Sunday School association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Reeves
Earth
M. 3. Heavenridge
Jennie C. Jennings
Bernice Craig
Methodist Episcopal Church and International Sunday School Association
Jennie ©. Jennings
Mary A. Dar
Community Class Celebration Gratifies With Gifts and Refreshments
Grace W. Nall, Mattie Crouch, Ida Pierce and Ada Skinner helped by Mrs. Jennings distribute presents to the company. The Reeves Class Birthday Cake and Christmas decorations framed a cheerful gathering with hot chocolate wafers candies and nuts. Mrs. O’Hair led a closing prayer.
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Nall
Grace W. Gray
Mattie E. Crouch
Ida A. Pierce
Ada
Skinner
Jennings
Specials Defeat Fillmore Independent Five In Prep
The Greencastle Specials an independent five, beat the Fillmore Independents 27 to 16 in a Friday prep in Greencastle High Gym. Wise led Fillmore with all but three points, while Baird Allen and Black paced the Specials with strong shooting as Bausman sat out the second half.
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Greencastle Specials
City
Fillmore Independent
Greencastle
Fillmore Independents
Bausman
Purdue University
Fillmore
Baird Allen
Black
Masten
Specials
Wise
Wise Bru i Beg Hert
Buis Bausman
Robinson Aalien
Ches
Bryan Ee Pugs
Ork
Hunter
A. Allen
B. Allen
H. Robinson
Oliver
Robinson
Nevins
Shoemaker
Farmers discuss proposed laws at Fifth District Bureau meeting
At Crawfordsville December 16 the Fifth District Farm Bureau met in the YMCA building to review laws to be introduced in the next session. Oscar W. Larm opened the meeting. M Swope and E A Gaberial led discussions on county unit school and assessors bills, with H E Lachert adding further proposals. A questionnaire was prepared for county chairmen asking for replies on nine bills including tax, cooperative marketing, filled milk, truck regulation, reappraisal of real estate, and state constabulary with a January 1 deadline for Putnam County farmers. J C Bridges of Greencastle chairs the Fifth District Bureau.
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Fifth District Farm Bureau
Crawfordsville
Oscar W. Larm
M. Swope
State Trustees Association
E. A. Gaberial
Boone County
State Assessors Association
H. E. Lachert
Johnson County
County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
House of Representative
Putnam County
J.C. Bridges
Greencastle
Attitude of Crawfordsville Boy Changes Over Damaging DePauw Property
Ernest Wilkinson, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Wilkinson of Crawfords ville, was among the most active painters in a group that damaged DePauw University property by several thousand dollars. He did not view the incident seriously and laughed when urged to contribute to the restitution.
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de Ernest Wilkinson
Fred Wilkinson
Crawfordsville
DePauw University
Wilkinson Faces Court Over Damages Payment
Twenty one youths paid 2200 to DePauw University for damages in a painting incident. Wilkinson, not among them, was ordered arrested by Judge Hughes. After testimony from others, he agreed to pay 100 to avoid a heavy fine and potential year on the state farm.
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Greencastle
Wilkinson
DePauw
Hughes
Montgomery County
Sherif
Judge Refuses Divorce and Gives Cautionary Advice
In a fall case, Nina Smith seeks divorce and child custody while Bert Smith contests. Judge Hughes declines the divorce and warns Mrs Smith about her son-in-law Charley Taylor, noting Taylor’s prior failure to support a former family. The judge’s guidance hints the Smith household may soon change as Taylor departs.
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Taylor
Hughe Court
Hughes
Charley Taylor
Smith Home
Stilesville Wins Invitational Tourney
Stilesville High School captured the invitational tournament in Monrovia defeating North Salem 30 to 16 in the finals. Clayton topped Plainfield 45 to 19 in the consolation game after earlier losses to North Salem 26 to 19 and to Stilesville 35 to 29.
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Monrovia
Ind
Stilesville High School
North Salem
Clayton
Plainfield
Stilesville
Exhilarating Herbine Aids Digestion At Home
An exhil arating bottle of Herbine on the shelf acts like a doctor in the house, giving instant relief when digestion is out of order or bowels fail. One or two doses start things and restore spirits, health, and buoyancy. Price and seller details incomplete.
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Wabash Boys
The
Corn Growers Association
Lafayette
Fred Armstrong
Lester Black
Pullman
Floyd
Union Hospital
Otter Creek
Lawrence McIntyre
Clyde Randel
Federal Grand Jury
Chale
Masons
College Franklin
Purdue
Butler
Wisconsin
St. Louis U
Danville Normal
J. P. D. John
Nina Smith
Bert Smith
West
Franklin Street
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