Corporal Eagen Stage Triumph Promises Laughs and Fun
The American Legion reports readiness for the amateur wartime comedy Corporal Kagen to open Wednesday and Thursday in the high school auditorium. Roy Evens as Red Fagen leads a lively cast including Izzy Goldstein, Sally, and featured turns by Edna Hillis and Roy Gravit. A blend of minstrel numbers and a Kiwanis quartet finale caps a patriotic, humorous show set around army life and capers to secure an armistice reconciliation.
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Red" Fagen
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Sally
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Four Corners
Edna Hillis
Roy Gravit
Abbie
Michael
Prof. Halford
Renee Daggy
Kathryn Stoner
Joe Crosby
Allen Randolph
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Kiwanis
Eagen
SAY! column notes from a banquet and sports misc
Charles J. Arnold reports a Valentine Mason banquet at the Masonic Temple with heart valentines and sentimental readings. Also notes Andrew, Evens, Butler basketball woes, Notre Dame victory on Butler's floor, debates on bare leg fashion, weather hints, and maple sap season delay.
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Andrew
Andy
Poultry Meeting to Discuss Poultry for Profit
A Greencastle High School hosted session in the big room Tuesday on poultry for profit. County agent HW E Abbott and local growers will address poultry programs, with Irwin of Greencastle and a Cleverdal farmer sharing experiences and methods for expanding chick production and prize poultry.
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N ! Central Trust
Creencastle High School
Igh
Pebriu
HW. E. Abbott
Parntheen
Irwin
Greencastle
Cubs Defeat Sullivan Five in Domination at Center
The Cubs romped to a 81 29 victory over Sullivan as Evan Crawley and Stone led with 12 and 11 points. Sullivan showed a one dimensional long shot game while Cubs teammates executed ball movement and stalled late to preserve the win. Gene Crawley and Tobin contributed on scoring while Dailey and Willis stood out for Sullivan.
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Sullivan
Lankvan
Evan Crawley
Stone
Tobin
Gene Crawley
Cub
Dailey
Willis
Fisher
Huff
Daily
Along
Heal
FE Crawley
Lone
FE. Crawley
Buck
Stones
Ellis
Gross
E. Crawley
Crawley
Greencastle
Gene
Cubs
Greencastle B Team Dominates Sullivan Seconds 40–28
Tucker Stone and Hurst sparked the Greencastle B team as they overwhelmed Sullivan seconds 40 to 28 in a Friday night preliminary. Stone scored 9 field goals for 18 points while Hurst added 14 with 6 field goals and 2 free throws. Dawson fouled out.
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Stone
Hurst
Greencastle
Sullivan
Wabash
Depauw
Dawson
President Hopkins to Speak at DePauw Psychology Club
President Hopkins of Wabash College will address the DePauw Psychology Club on Wednesday evening February 26. The club will host a dinner in his honor following the talk.
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Wabash College
Phychology Club of
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Two Teens Die in Indianapolis Auto Crash
In Indianapolis suburb Clermont an accident killed 15 year old Helen Barnard and left 16 year old Mildred Neidheimer seriously injured while two brothers aged 19 and 21 escaped with minor injuries. Alfred Merz drove the car which struck a rut broke a wheel and crashed into a bridge pinning the girls beneath it near a high school at Ben Davis.
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Helen Barnard
Mildredt Neidheimer
Clermont
Indianapolis
Harold Merz
Alfred Merz
Alfred
Ben Davis
Past Masters Honor Temple Lodge With Banquet
Temple Lodge held a dinner Friday evening honoring all past masters. Seventeen past masters attended, including members from Bainbridge and Eminence lodges. Two master Mason degrees were conferred on L. H. Turks and Thomas J. Pedlow.
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Temple
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L. H. Turks
Thomas J. Pedlow
Putnam County Teen Violinist Leads Orchestra
Andrew E. Guilliams, a Putnam County boy, has become violinist in the grand orchestra at the National Soldiers Home in Danville. Dr. W. M. McGaughey bought a new Flanders car from Earl Hurst. Theodore Crawley and Paul Hill made a business trip to Terre Haute. Ben F. Corwin Greencastle attorney remains ill at home on Locust street with critical condition after years of illness.
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Corwin County
Atty
Theodore Crawley
Paul Hill
Terre Haute
Ben F. Corwin
Greencastle
Locust Street
Corwin
Taxi Driver Hedrick Sentenced to State Prison
Bloominton Indiana reports Red Hedrick ex taxi driver, arrested near Bedford after a Farm escape, now sent to the state penal farm at Putnamville to serve the remainder of a Monroe county sentence. He faces trial for the Oolithe store robbery, with not guilty pleas entered at Bedford.
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Bloomington
State Farm
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Oolithe
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Ledrick
Bedford Times
Hedford
Bedfrend
Pred
Charles Wilson
WL Chambers
Cloverdale Township
Wie
Jivlke James P Hughes
Indiana Demoditors Pick Officers and Meeting Place
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association chose Bedford as its midsummer meeting site for June 20 and 21 after accepting an invitation from Indiana Limestone Company and Bedford citizens. Dick Heller of the Decatur Daily Democrat was elected 1980 president. officers include C G Bred Becker, Ralph S May, Clarence Wolfe, Nelson Poynter, and Wray Fleming. Executive board members were named by district across Indiana.
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Indiana Democratic Editorial Association Today
New Spring Mill State Park
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Decatur Daily Democrat
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The
Brownstown Banner
Ralph S. May
Rockville Tribune Sect
Clarence Wolfe
New Harmony Times
Nelson Poynter
Kokomo Dispatch
Wray
Fleming
Shelbyville Democrat
Prof Yount Heads Indiana Delegation to National Educators Meet
Prof Warren D Yount superintendent of Creencastle schools will join Indiana group of superintendents traveling on The Hoosier Special to Atlantic City for the National Educational Association convention. Indiana breakfast at Madison hotel and a packed program of lectures and demonstrations mark the event. The convention runs Feb 25 to 27 with many state and national education leaders attending.
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Warren d. Yount
Creencastle
Indiana
Indianapolis
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Pennsylvania
Richmond
Ind
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New York
Marriesburg
Madison Hotel
Strand Hotel
Yount
Wells Key Player in Indiana Bankers Institute Resolutions
Harry Wells cashier of Central National Bank attended the bankers institute at Bloomington and helped draw up resolutions. The group recommended repeating the institute next year at Indiana University and praised Indiana bankers educational efforts aligning with Purdue farmers short course. Russell Brown of First National Bank attended. Mrs John Akers of Madison township is recovering from surgery at Putnam County Hospital.
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Central National Bank
Bankers Institute
Bloomington
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Purdue University
Indiana Bankers
Russell Brown
First National Bank
John Akers
Madison Township
Putnam County Hospital
Mrs Oxnam to Return with President Oxnam
President G Uremley Oxnam will end a three day trip with a return to the DePauw campus in Greencastle to be with wife Mrs Oxnam who has been away since December and recovered from an acute appendicitis operation in Los Angeles. He will speak at the Garrett Biblical Institute mid year meeting in Evanston on Monday before meeting Mrs Oxnam in Chicago Tuesday.
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G. Uremley Oxnam
Oxnam
Chicago
Greencastle
Baby Fatally Scalded After Falling Into Boiling Water
A two year old girl Frances Louise Roby died after falling into a pan of boiling water in Bloomington. The mother had heated water for mopping the floor and left briefly, returning to find the child submerged. She died at Bloomington hospital at 1 15 this morning.
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Frances Louise Roby
Thomas Roby
Broadview
Weather forecast brief for region
Fair tonight and Sunday. Colder in the east and south. Temperatures rise in the extreme northwest tonight and on Sunday.
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