Say! column notes holiday quirks and local tales
A crowded Say column recalls Christmas gift swaps and humorous exchanges in stores, a Chevrolet claim of beauty, reader letters, weather quirks, and a bootlegging arrest. It also reports a plaster ceiling disaster near a stone quarry and a brief hometown update on Mrs. James Birt and relatives visiting Somerset, Kentucky.
Mary Garden to Sing at Capital City
International opera star Mary Garden to headline a benefit concert at Murat theater in Indianapolis on January 25. The Delta Gamma sorority at Butler University sponsors the event to aid its building fund. Garden will debut her American premiere in Sappho, marking her third new opera in two seasons.
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Indianapolis
INS
Mary Garden
Murat Theater
Delta Gamma ‘Sorority
Butler University
Miss Garden
City moves to buy new fire truck and pumper
City council unanimously approves a determination to issue bonds up to 10 000 dollars for a 600 gallon pumper and new fire truck. Officials say Greencastle's current equipment is antiquated and inadequate, with delays expected due to bond procedures before purchase.
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Earl Harris
Chamber of Commerce
Greencastle
Coucil
DePauw Graduate Broadcasting Sermons Across WLW
Joel M. Wareing, a DePauw University graduate of 1922 and Linwood Methodist pastor in Cincinnati, is again broadcasting his morning devotions at 7 a.m. on WLW Cincinnati. This is his third year of airing the services as Greencastle friends listen in. He is son-in-law to Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Taylor of Greencastle, where his wife and son are spending the holidays.
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Greencastle
Joel M. Wareing
WLW
Cincinnati
Wareing
Mr. Wareing
DePauw
Linwood Methodist Church
E. B. Taylor
City Council Approves 2000 for Rate Fight Effort
The city council unanimously approved a 2000 appropriation for expert aid to oppose local water and telephone rate increases. A committee meeting tonight will decide on hiring an engineer accountant and attorney to gather evidence. Hearings on rate hikes likely in January before a public service commission.
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Public Service Commission
Elmer Chester York
Spring Avenue
Higgert Street
Leslie Haymaker
W. P. Sackett
Bloomington
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis
Sackett
Walter Hess
Northwood
Mexican document procurer assailed in Senate hearing
Miguel Avila, accused purveyor of Mexican documents, was described as a notorious peddler by Frank Y. McLaughlin during the Senate investigation. McLaughlin said he bought twenty to thirty worthless papers from Avila, including one claimed to originate from the American Embassy. Avila was absent despite a summons.
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Washington
Miguel Avila
Hearst
Senate Investigation Committee
Frank Y. McLaughlin
City of
Mexico
McLaughlin
United States
Avila
Reed
Republican
Pennsylvania
Lindbergh on goodwill tour and linked honors reach Guatemala
Col Charles A Lindbergh began his Central America goodwill tour landing at Albuena Airfield Guatemala City at 6 35 am with a nonstop flight he aims to reach the capital before dusk Mrs Evangeline L Lindbergh receives a Board of Education medal on her Cass Technical High School return to Detroit in recognition of her role as Col Lindberghs mother A Canton Ohio case yields a new trial for ex policeman Saranus A Lengel as the Canton ring case proceeds per Ohio Supreme Court ruling
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Mexico City
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Central America
Guatemala City
Albuena Airdrome
Lindbergh
Guatemalan
Detroit
Board of Education
Evangeline L. Lindbergh
Mexico
Cass Technical High School
Col
Lengel
Columbus
Saranus A. Lengel
Canton
Don Mellett
Ohio Supreme Court
Morgan to relinquish duties as United States Steel chair
J Pierpont Morgan newly elected chairman of the board will be relieved of virtually all duties as the chairman of United States Steel. The change follows the note that the chairman is no longer an executive officer. Myron C Taylor becomes head of the finance committee and James A Farrell will be chief executive officer in addition to remaining president with Morgan to assist.
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New York
INS
J. Pierpont Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
Myron C. Taylor
Morgan
James A. Farrell
Capital City Judge Shoots Self in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Ind Dee 28 IN S Judge Fred McCallister 52 municipal court no two shot and killed himself at his home on Bryan Avenue. He had served two years on the bench and was just reappointed for four years. He left a wife and four children and had recent financial worries including a second mortgage and a suit on a note.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Dee
INS
Fred McCallister
Municipal Court
Bryan Avenue
McAllister
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Judge McCallister
Charles Alton
Weather Forecast for Tonight Through Thursday
Rain likely tonight with snow flurries in the north by Thursday night. Warmer tonight in the southeast, colder Thursday and Thursday night. Sunrise 7 07, sunset 4 27.
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North Portion
South East
Lone Killer Hickman to Plead Guilty in Parker Case
William Edward Hickman, held in Los Angeles County jail, declares he will plead guilty to kidnaping and murder of 12 year old Marion Parker. He refuses counsel beyond the state public defender and resists a Kansas City attorney. He sleeps well, guards bolster precautions, and district attorney Keyes plans further questioning in a Kansas murder case involving an unidentified 75 year old traveler.
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Los Angeles
Hickman
Cal
Fox
William Edward Hickman
Marion Parker
Jerome Walsh
Kansas City
Los Angeles County
Frank Dewar
Dewar
Bis
Asa Keyes
Cotton Wood Falls
Kansas
Topeka
New Year Liquor Case Leads to Probation Farm Sentence
Bluffton Indiana judge A W Hamilton fines John Crosbie 100 and imposes six months on a prison farm for liquor law violations. The sentence is suspended on Crosbie keeping away from liquor for the term. The incident reflects judges making resolutions for defendants.
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Bluffton, Ind
INS
A. W. Hamilton
Wells Circuit Court
John Crosbie
Hamilton
Crosbie
California fears second kidnaping after McClelland case
In Oakland a 11 year old girl Evelyn Smith vanished with Robert B. McClelland, a paroled felon, after posing as a wealthy mother’s son promising work. Police fear a pattern echoing the Marion Parker case as investigations spread to Pasadena and local lodgings.
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Oakland
Cal
Dee
Robert EB. McClelland
Evelyn Smith
Marion Parker
Los Angeles
William Edward Hickman
Evelyn
Frank Smith
McClelland
Pasadena
Smith
Marriages Step Under Local Clergy This Weekend
Ernest Oran Britton of Spencer wed Helen Britton of Anderson at Cloverdale on Saturday, with Rev. D E Denny officiating. Glenn A Dicks and Dorothy M Baldwin of Indianapolis married at Canaan Church by Rev. B M Mayfield. Other unions include Robert Russell Garl and Gladys May Stone of Greencastle, Ernest Flynn and Mary Gregory of Terre Haute, and Jewel D Truesdale of Cloverdale with Lucile Custis of Reelsville in Cloverdale or Terre Haute venues, officiants various.
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Ernest Oran Britton
Spencer
Helen Britton
Anderson
Cloverdale
D. E. Denny
Glenn A. Dicks
Dorothy M. Baldwin
Indianapolis
Canaan Church
B. M. Mayfield
Lowell A. Dicks
William L. Baldwin
Marion Township
Robert Russell Garl
Gladys May Stone
Greencastle
Whit ley Evans nuptials preceded by simple ceremony at Cloverdale
Miss Lucile Whit ley of Cloverdale married James M. Evans of Eminence in a Wednesday 11 am Presbyterian Manse ceremony. Rev W L Raphael officiated with a single ring rite. The groom works as an auto salesman in Monrovia.
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Lucile Whitley
Cloverdale
James M. Evans
Eminence
W. L. Raphael
Monrovia
Amputation Follows Gun Wound on Farm Fence
Frank Lancaster 16, son of John Lancaster, Madison township, was injured Tuesday afternoon on Samuel Dickey farm when a shotgun discharged as he climbed a fence. His left arm was severely damaged, leading to an amputation at the wrist and possible higher removal if blood vessels fail to sustain remaining tissue. He is hospitalized in County Hospital under care of Drs Hutcheson and McGaughey with tetanus shot given and fever noted.
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Frank Lancaster
John Lancaster
Madison Township
Lancaster
Samuel Dickey
Dickey
W. R. Hutcheson
Greencastle
W. M. McGaughey
Hutcheson
Pastor Killed While Hunting Near Bedford
Bedford Ind Dec 27 A 5 Leach 56 year old pastor of the Second Methodist Church here and longtime county teacher was killed instantly west of the city when the shotgun he carried discharged as he climbed a fence His father in law D I Abbett a prominent farmer witnessed the accident and heard the shot as he called the pastor to dinner and saw him fall with the charge through his heart
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Bedford
Ind
Leach
Second Methodist
D. I. Abbett
Damage suits dropped in Putnam Circuit Court
Three damage suits have been dismissed in the Putnam Circuit Court. Lester B. Hawkins vs John G. H. Klinger and others, moved here from Clay County, is dismissed. Earl J. Balzey vs Roy Buis is dismissed for want of prosecution. Charles O. Johnson vs Charles C. Cook is dismissed at the plaintiff's cost.
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Putnam
Lester B. Hawkins
John G. H. Klinger
Clay County
Earl J. Balzey
Roy Buis
Charles O. Johnson
Charles C. Cook
Divorce Complaints Dismissed in Putnam Circuit Court
In Putnam Circuit Court, divorce complaints filed by Rogers Fallon against Marjorie Fallon and by Katherine Royse against Rollie Royse were dismissed. The action ends without further proceeding or settlement.
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Rogers Fallon
Marjorie Fallon
Katherine Royse
Rollie Royse
Putnam Circuit Court
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