Valentines Bring Warm Cheers To J F Cannon Co
Say it with valentines scenes fill the desk as friends far and near send playful tags branding some as ousters and tipplers. A big tissue heart arrives brightening the room amid birthday toasts for 29 years at J F Cannon Co with baskets of pie and smiles from John Jim Frank Ed Coffman and others. A home talent show is planned by the American Legion with Rog ens A C Hollowell and Holly involved in gymnastic prep and acting to dodge any bulls eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Cannon & Co
Iends
Cannon Boys
John
Jim Hi Frank
Ed. Coffman
Holly
Fire damages north wing of Crawford Hotel
Fire halted by chemicals and one hose line damaged the north annex at 209 South Indiana last night. The blaze started from an overheated furnace and caused interior damage to first floor rooms where Mr. and Mrs. Holcombe resided. no injuries reported. Estimated loss about 200 dollars, fully insured, with radiators shut off and basement pipes overheated. Firemen remained on site about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Hotel
Indiana Street
BE. Holcombe
Holcombe
ALT. & T. Line Gang
Ground Hog Weather Lore Faces Off With Real Spring Signs
Champaign Illinois February 12 1930 say editor rooks a reader criticizes the ground hog as a weather prophet while recounting a farm shooting near Clinton township and noting Breckenridge Elliott of Brookston seeks administration of a deceased relative with about 5300 in estate heirs listed across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Robin
Grenndog
Arkles
Breckenridge
Brookston
Pow Bb
Elliott
Tnam Circuit Court
McLean
Renatt
Beverly
Massachu
Wade B. Elliott
Greencasts
Indianapolis
Bedts
Greencastle
DePauw Choir to Present Vesper Concert in Greencastle
The DePauw University Choir conducted by R. G. McCutchan with Van Denman Thompson organist Edna Tyne Bowles contralto Louise Palmer Walker violinist and Charles Pearson basso performs a Vesper program at Greencastle Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday evening February 16 1950 at 6 15. The program features works by Grier Vierne Kountz Mozart Paris Bowles James O Holy Lord dAntalffy Vivaldi and Glinka among others with selections including Jesus Friend of Sinners and Angelicus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw University
R. G. McCutchan
van Denman Thompson
Edna Tyne Bowles
Louise Palmer Walker
Charles Pearson
Greencastle Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesus
Grier
University Choir
Vierne van Denman Thompson
University
Almight God
Mozart Charles Pearson
Largo
Louise Palmer Walker van Denman Thompson
Ania Wets
Eka Eee
James O
Paris Angelicus
Cherubim
Car stolen from bank forecourt prompts theft warning
Marvin Weldon of Fillmore reported yesterday that his Chevrolet coach was stolen from in front of the First National Bank. The car was unlocked with the key inside and discovered missing about 5 pm. Sheriff Eitel urges motorists to keep cars locked to prevent further thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Weldon
Fillmore
First National Bank
Mr. Weldon
Edward Eitelforge
Minstrel Highlights in Corporal Eagen Show at High School
The upcoming Corporal Eagen production at the high school auditorium features a spirited minstrel segment in the second act. Endmen Harry Moore Russell Brown James Bittles and John Cartwright perform with Mr. Lyon as interlocutor and master of ceremonies. The show also includes a soldier and sailor chorus with twenty five chorus girls in red and white overalls and a dance to Shes Just a Sailors Sweetheart.
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Corporal Eagen
Harry Moore
Russel Brown
James Bittles
John Cartwright
Lyon
Funeral services for Chas. Southard Poday
Last rites for Charles Tingley Southard, who died after a short illness, were held at his East Seminary home conducted by Rev. C Howard Taylor and Rev. Victor L Raphael. Mrs. C W Otis sang. Interment in Forest Hill cemetery. Pall bearers included Ed Hamilton Sam Hanna C N McWethy Sam Rariden Louis Stevens and Harry Wells. Southard had long operated a local business before retiring January 1. He is survived by his sister Miss Lillian Southard.
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Charles Tingley Southard
Putnam County Hospital
East Seminary Street
C. Howard Taylor
Victor L
Raphael
C. W. Otis Sang
Forest Hill Cemetery
Ed. Hamilton
Sam Hanna
C. N. McWethy
Sam Rariden
Louis Stevens
Harry Wells
Southard
Lillian Southard
Taxpayers file remonstrance against road project
A remonstrance against the petition for the improvement of the S A Hazelett and others road east of Greencastle has been filed, signed by Albert Houck and 168 taxpayers of the affected township. The remonstrance stops the project by default.
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S. A
DePauw Gospel Team at Brick Chapel Sunday
DePauw University brings a gospel program to Brick Chapel Sunday evening February 16. Nine students plus Professor Lester M. Jones perform in two parts with a worship service replacing the usual sermon. Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. by Pastor Charles R. Query.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester M. Jones
DePauw University
Brick Chapel Church
Marjorie
Virginia Dove
Angela Schwarz
Alice Runyon
Beulah Anderson
Reba Crow
Vernon Loescher
Paul Anderson
William Kautz
Charles R. Query
20 Years Ago in Greencastle brings local moves and elections
Dr and Mrs David Van Dyke moved to Indianapolis. Harry Burnside was elected baseball captain by the high school athletic association. Otto Hanneman was elected manager and Ralph Minnick football manager. John Cox named township assessor for Greencastle township.
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David van Dyke
Indianapolis
Harry Burnside
High School Athletic Association
Otto Hanneman
Ralph Minnick
John Cox
Greencastle Township
Spencer Seeks World War Hospital Bid
A Spencer meeting of 10 representatives from Beaver Club Chamber of Commerce American Legion Lions Club and other groups discussed courting the Indiana World War Veterans hospital. A Hillside avenue site near Spencer would offer 280 acres fronting 1500 feet with room to expand as the town positions itself against Indianapolis for the bid. A committee of L A Stevenson Frank Wetzel Wiley Hastings and Carl Anderson will continue efforts to push the Spencer bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Exchange Bank
Indiana World War Veterans’ Hospital
Beaver Club
Frank Wetzel
Chamber of Commerce
Carl Anderson
J R. Emerson
American Legion
Sherif Powell
L. A. Stevenson
William Trent
Lions Club
Wiley Tastings
del Money
State Park
Indiana
Indianapolis
Hillside Avenue
Plunket
Charles King
Wiley Hastings
Spencer World
Infant daughter of Cummings improves from pneumonia illness
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Cummings of Cloverdale is improving after a critical pneumonia illness. Dr Ayler consulted with Dr Pritchard again yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Cummings
Cloversdale
A. E. Ayler
W. K. Pritchard
Bandits Battle Station Attendant In Indianapolis
Two armed bandits entered a Shell station at Bird Street and College Avenue in Indianapolis and assaulted the attendant. James A. Petrie seized a wrench, fought back in a three minute struggle, and may have broken one suspect’s jaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Petrie
Shell Petroleuan Corporation
Bird Street
College Avenue
Petrie
East Putnam War Veteran Pioneer Dies
Spencer W. Winter a pioneer farmer of East Putnam County and Civil War veteran died Thursday at his daughter Myra's home near Fillmore. Survived by children Ethel, Feu, Harry, Fred, Albert and Frank Hunter and brothers Lemuel and Samuel. Funeral Saturday at 1 20 pm at Myra Bowman home with Rev C Monard Taylor. interment in Stileaville cemetery. Campbell and Son of Coatesville in charge.
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Spencer W. Winter
Enet
Putnam County
George Bowman
Fillmore
Harrison
Amanda Weller Hunter
148
Indiana Infantry
Mia
Lydia Ellen Shields
Vaso
Shields
This County
Ethel Blark
Feu Bowman
T Harry
Fred
Albert
Frank Hunter
Lemuel Hunter
Coatesville
Samwrel Hunter
Martinsville
C. Monard Taylor
Givencastle Methodist Church
Stileaville
Campbell & Son
Soviet Resents Pope and Canterbury Attacks
Moscow reports bitter Soviet reaction to Pope Pius XI and Archbishop of Canterbury criticizing the anti religious campaign. Pravda denounces foreign interference as internal affairs while British inquiry into Soviet church persecution aims to raise Parliament questions.
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Moscow
Pius XI
Catholic Church
Canterbury
Church of England
Pravada
Russia
Soviet Russia
DePauw Cuts Athletic Ties With Butler Over Friction
DePauw University announces immediate severance of athletic relations with Butler University. A letter to Butler President Dr. Robert Aley cites strained intercampus relations and aims to renew ties later on more cordial terms. The decision cancels the February 21 basketball game and a future football matchup.
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Oxnam
Aley
Indianapolis
DePauw University
Butler University
Unit Effect
Robert Jo Aley
Pot Butler
Cr. Bromley Oxnach
Butler
Nave Seon
DePauw Wthteane
Toughes
Department of Physical Education
Dis
Prestfine Aley
DePauw
Wood Trial Postponed Over Nonappearance
The trial of Harry Wood a Greencastle livery stable proprietor charged with assault and battery by James Epting was postponed by Mayor Denman due to Epting's absence. Epting an Ohio Wesleyan student and former DePauw star end faced Wood over an alleged horse dispute.
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Harry Wood
Greencastle
James Epting
Ohio Wesleyan
Denman
Epting
Wood
DePauw
Sigma Chi
Weather Outlook Mostly Fair and Colder Through Weekend
Mostly fair skies give way to colder temperatures tonight and Saturday across the region. Expect a drop in overnight lows and a brisk wind, with daytime highs in the cooler range. No precipitation is anticipated.
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Charles J. Arnold
Blaze City
E. H
Skinner
Clinton
Jane
Wrens
Chas
Southard Poday
Brick Chapel
BUZZ
Ind
Bandit
East Putnam
Spencer W. Huwsler
Pope
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