Greencastle Cubs debut new uniforms at Sullivan game
Local sporting notes report Sullivan hosts Greencastle as Cubs wear new outfits and plan to wear them again against Greensburg tonight while separate game reports note Sullivan Danville and Danville Cloverdale matchups Friday night. A court finds in favor of the plaintiff in a 256.50 case in Putnam Circuit court.
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Sullivan
Greensburg
High Point Oil Company
William Kirkham
Putnam
Sherrill Sells Whippet Willys Knight and Dodge Cars
H A Sherrill of Sherrill Sales and Service announced contracts to sell Whippet and Willys Knight automobiles in the territory. He will also sell and service Dodge trucks. Whippet offers a Four and a Six while Willys Knight offers a Six. Dodge includes the Dodge Six in De Luxe and Standard models.
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H. A. Sherrill
Sherrill Sales & Service Garage
Whippet
Willys-Knight
Dodge
Sherrill
Commissioners View Cut Off at Cloverdale
County commissioners visited Cloverdale to assess land needed for a State Road 43 straightening project. Three parcels must be purchased at offers of 300 dollars by Mrs. Morrison and James Broadstreet and 1200 dollars by Joe Rogers. Also Owen and Putnam counties discussed a new bridge over Eel River at the county line.
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Cloverdale
Highway Commission
Louis Morrison
James Broadstreet
Joe Rogers
Owen
Putnam County
Court House
Eel River
Two in Mayoralty Fight Relief
W L Denman announced Democratic candidate for Mayor while Aaron Duff appears the Republican choice. McGaughey refuses re election, leaving Duff with a clear field unless conditions change. Haymaker Ensign and others are talked as possible Republicans but may be quieted by party leaders. Denman likely unopposed for the Democratic nomination.
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W. L. Denman
Aaron Duff
Leslie Haymaker
Gwinn Ensign
McGaughey
Haymaker
Ensign
Duff
Mayor McGaughey
Denman
Reelsville Beats Quincy In Big Crowd Showdown
Reelsville defeated Quincy 40 to 28 in front of the season’s largest crowd at Reelsville Friday night. Clinton Center played Stilesville Seconds and fell 20 to 14 as Clinton Center prepares for the sectional tournament.
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Reelsville
Quincy
Clinton Center
Stilesville
Numerous Greencastle Chats Highlight Local Ties and Recoveries
Mrs Mose Boone and daughter Miss Louise of Indianapolis visited friends in Greencastle Saturday. Miss Boone teaches at Ben Davis. Prof Marcus Chadwick of DePauw returns home after a week in the county hospital. Miss Margaret Bryan teaches at Newcastle home called by grandmother Mrs James Bryan's critical illness. Mrs Bryan suffers heart trouble. Vernon Elmore recovering from facial injuries after Thursday automobile accident. Two operations performed at the county hospital by Dr John Carmack and Dr W R Hutcheson. Fourteen months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Hutcheson underwent mastoid operation. Frederick Jaqua son of Mr and Mrs John Jaqua underwent tonsil removal. Brotherhood meeting held Monday night with another planned tomorrow morning in the Business and Professional Men's class. Prof F C Tilden to lead with remarks worth attending.
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Miss Louise
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Miss Boone
Ben Davis
Margaret Bryan
Newcastle
James Bryan
East
Washington Street
Bryan
The
County Hospital
John Carmack
W. R. Hutcheson
Ira Hutcheson
Frederick Jaqua
John Jaqua
Brotherhood
F.C. Tilden
Miss Skinner Delights Meharry Hall Audience
Cornelia Otis Skinner, dramatic artist, gave six sketches plus an encore in Meharry Hall drawing a large audience. Her hailed talent, alluring personality, and authentic impersonations drew both laughs and pathos as she portrayed varied characters and scenes.
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Meharry Hall
Miss Skinner
James Pond
New York
Baldwin School
Bryn Mayr College
Dehelly
Comedie Francaise
Jean Herve
Jacques Copeau
Paris
Skinner
First Nutrition Project Meeting Tuesday February 19
One third of Indiana counties participate in Purdue University Home Economics Extension Nutrition Projects. Last year 17 000 women were reached by 1 155 leaders in 1 487 meetings. The first meeting is set for Greencastle on Tuesday Feb 19 at 10 AM in the Assembly Room Court House.
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Indiana
Purdue University
Aneta Beadle
Putnam County
R. H. Stevenson
Assembly Room
Court House
Greencastle
Carl Stewart Named Chairman by Green Castre GOP
Carl Stewart was chosen as chairman of the Greencastle City Republican committee at a precinct meeting held Saturday after the election date set by law. Democrats did not convene a meeting, and a Democratic chairman is expected to be decided later.
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Greencastle City
Republican Committee
Saurday
Crescent Rebekah Lodge to Meet Regular Session
Crescent Rebekah lodge No. 763 will meet in regular session Monday night at 8. Initiation is planned and all degree staff members are asked to be present.
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Crescent Rebekah Lodge
Crescent Rebekah Lodge No
Farmer Institute at Fillmore Plans Full Program
A detailed program for the Farmer's Institute at Fillmore High School on Thursday February 21 begins at 9 30 in the morning with music invocation and talks by Prof R A Ogg on farming and Mrs E T Stanley on a square deal for the farmer and family A committee appointment a dinner and an afternoon session with further talks and a 7 pm program by the Fillmore Orchestra and John Derkis of DePauw plus prize announcements and exhibits chaired by Will Zeiner with R Harold Storm as secretary.
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Fillmore High School
R. A. Ogg
Greencastle
Fillmore Orchestra
John Derkis
DePauw
University musicians to perform on DePauw radio hour
Rowland Leach professor of violin Edna Bowles voice and Marjorie Lower piano of the University Music School will perform on the DePauw radio hour broadcast from 3 45 to 4 45 Sunday afternoon via WFBM Indianapolis. The concert in Meharry Hall is open to the public.
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Edna Bowles
Marjorie Lower
The
University Music School
DePauw
WFBM
Indianapolis
Meharry Hall
Joint P T A Meeting Promises Notable Program
The Green Castle area hosts a Monday 7 30 PM joint P T A meeting in the H Auditorium. Mrs Florence Riddick Boys state probation officer headlines with a program featuring music from the high school orchestra and Seventh Grade Chorus plus several ward demonstrations and a citizenship talk. No admission charge. Mrs Truman Yuncker chairs the Council with Mrs Louis Dirks leading the program committee.
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Greencastle
Boys
H. S. Orchestra
Third Ward
Second Ward
First Ward
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P. T. A. Council
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Meek Couple Welcome Warren Dale Meek Jr.
Mr and Mrs James Franklin Meek Jr announce the birth of a son Warren Dale born Saturday. William Patton of Putnamville suffered a broken left arm Saturday when a leather belt flew from a pulley while sawing wood. Dr C B O'Brien treated and reduced the fracture at his office.
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Warren Dale
William Patton
Putnamville
C. B. O'Brien
Want Ads: Sutherlin Style Farm Sale Near Stilesville
On Feb 25 a Mellie McHaffie farm yard sale is announced one mile west of Stilesville. The note invites readers to inspect items listed in the Sutherlin style for buyers and locals seeking bargains.
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Mellie McHaffie
Stilesville
Wanted Laundering Services Inquiries
Help wanted for washing ironing curtains blankets and quilts. Phone 120 for details.
Facial cream and towels how they affect skin pores
The speaker explains that removing facial cream with a towel can push excess cream into pores, creating a home for dirt. Proper use keeps cream on the surface while residue remains in pores, so washing is preferred. Tomorrow the final steps for finishing the face after cream removal will be discussed.
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