Notable Local Visitors and Events Across Greencastle
William Lovett visits Greencastle business. Katherine Miller attends Putnam County affairs in Indianapolis. Attorney M J Murphey is ill at home. New Year visits to Terre Haute and Indianapolis noted. Rex Thornton of A and P visits Indianapolis. Bobby Wallace ill with scarlet fever. Dr W M O'Brien and wife return from Iowa City. Gilbert Thomas named deputy sheriff in Marion County. William Blanchard leaves for Sidney Ohio to teach music. Funeral in Cloverdale for James Williamson. Allan Tilden and son Dickey visit from Little Rock. Dickey to remain for school. Gilbert Butler and Gilbert Ogles host relatives. Professors Greenleaf visiting Indianapolis. Bud Lakin recovers from appendicitis at home. Mrs Thomas Morgan visiting Bloomington. Families of Brown and Rollie Dobbs visit Greencastle. L. D. Richardson guests of Hanna in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Tilden
Dickey
Little Rock
Ark
Greencastle
F.C Tilden
Dickie Tilden
F. C. Tilden
New Year Livestock Prices At Indianapolis Market
Receipts total 7 000 hogs 1 100 cattle 800 calves 1 000 sheep. Hogs steady to lower with 150 to 360 lb sales $7.60 to $8.40 100 to 30 lb $8.25 sows down $7. Cattle slow opening bids down about 15 dollars. Sheep steady lambs higher with top $8.50 and a load at $8.60.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Eewin Huffman Dies At 48 After Stock Yard Career
Obituary notice for Eewin Ross Huffman born September 8 1582 on a Putnam County farm near Reelsville Indiana. He married Beulah Pollom in 1903 and had two children Edman who died young and a daughter who died in birth. He worked with Union Stock Yards in Indianapolis and was noted for hospitality and church ties. He died December 24 1990 near Indianapolis leaving wife brother Clem sister Mrs Wally Rabb and many relatives. The tribute expresses enduring faith and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eewin Ross Huffman
Reelsville
Putnam County
Indiana
Ivan
Mary Baumunk Huffman
Clem Huffman
Louis Rabb
Manhattan
Edman
Frederic Pollom DeBoer
Hinffman
Union Stock Yards
Indianapolis
Frederic
Ivan Huffman
Clem
Wally Rabb
Blind tournament basketball scores from Indiana events
Report of multiple results from Blind Tournament play in Muncie and Vincennes plus other area games. Wins include Bedford over Vincennes 37-35 in double overtime and Bedford over Washington 25-24 in overtime. Concludes with scattered scores like Athens 27 Brazil 18 and Central of Evansville 28 Washington Chicago 16.
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Vincennes
Washington
Martinsville
Bedford
Athens
Tax
Brazil
Richmond
Eaton
Central of
Headin' North stars Bob Steele at Voncastle Theater
Tiffany's Headin' North offers a Western with a unique plot. Bob Steele plays a young man who takes the rap for his father’s payroll theft and serves two years in prison. He escapes and pursues the real culprit with a posse, featuring a memorable impersonation in a honky tonk.
County Orchestra to Make First Appearance
The Putnam county orchestra comprising musicians from several Putnam county schools will debut at a local talent event featuring Purdue University programs during the county short course, Tuesday night at the venue in Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Purdue University
Want Ads Echo Local Needs In Indiana Herald
Classified items include loans for school teachers auto refinancing by Indiana Loan Co. and rentals at 632 East Seminary Street. Notices seek a farm work on thirds, lost brown traveling bag, salesmen for Heberling business. address box C The Herald office in Greencastle Bloomington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Loan CO
E. Washington
Beppegeeccc
Ces
The
Herald Office
Greencastle
Stilesville
Heberling Business
Putnam County
Heberling Company Dept
Bloomington
Granada Lottery Bride Inaugurates New Musical Era
Granadas Lottery Bride brings Rudolf Friml melodies to the Hammerstein film light opera with United Artists all dialogue. Jeanette MacDonald and John Garrick star, with Zasu Pitts and Jose Brown. Oh Darling and On a Plantation also feature for Saturday and Sunday at Granada Theatre.
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Rudolf Friml
Arthur Hammerstein
United Artists
Granada Theatre
Jeanette MacDonald
Pictures
John Garrick
Zasu Pitts
Indiana Farm Bureau backs tax reform plan for legislature
The Indiana Farm Bureau promotes a state tax reform program based on a conference survey committee report and bureau resolutions. It warns against rising property taxes and urges farmers and property owners to support the plan in the upcoming General Assembly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Tax Conference Survey Committee
State Farm Bureau Convention
Indiana Farm Bureau
General Assembly
Church Attendance Campaign Targets Four Congregations
Hundreds of calls were made this week in a cooperative effort by Presbyterian Baptist Methodist and Christian churches to boost weekly attendance. Dr Guy Black directs the loyalty visitation drive aiming to record Sunday attendance count next week and at Easter.
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Guy Black
Two Go On Trial For Clinton Bank HoldUp
In Newport Indiana Vermillion circuit court Judge William C Wait hears the case of James Long and Walter Dietrich accused of robbing Citizens State Bank at Clinton. Defense is by Colonel C Sawyer appointed for the poor after lawyers withdrew. The raid ended with a forty mile pursuit across Illinois. two gang members were killed, one killed himself, and Joe Walker of Dana was fatally shot. About $15,000 stolen, most recovered.
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Newport
Ind
James Long
Walter Dietrich
Citizens State Bank
Clinton
Vermillion Circuit Court
William C. Wait
Lons
Dietrich
C. Sawyer
Chicago
Newport Law
Long
Lottery Bride at Gra nada Theatre Opens Weekend
Joe FE Brown and Eddie Gribbon star in Lottery Bride at the Gra nada Theatre this weekend with matinee and evening shows Saturday and Sunday. The cast features the popular duo in a comic romance likely drawing local audiences.
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Joe FE. Brown
Eddie Gribbon
Granada Theatre
Reading club social and Mooseheart officers noted
Seventeen members of the Thursday Reading club met at Mrs Paul Leinberger's home for a contest led by Mrs Kate Houck W. The Mooseheart Auxiliary installed 1991 officers with Sylva Curran as senior regent and others named. The Navy era Post newspaper timeline recalls 1922 to 1924 events and a plant fire with losses around 200000 and a plan to rebuild with Scripps-Howard discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leinberger
Thurssday Reading Club
Paul Leinberger
Kate Houck W
Mooseheart
Regen
Jennie R. Johns
Anna Myers
Sylva Curran
Lula Ellis
Chaplin
Alice Boswell
Ethel Williams
Katherine Howard
Nellie Arnold
Mal
Skimmerhorn
Argus
Bertha Howard
Anna Concilla
Lara Crawley
Douglass
Navy
Andrew D. Brashears
Urban J. Kreamer
Evening Sun
The
Post
Thost
Sun
Kraeier
Scripps-Howard
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Lose News. Ie
William Lovett
Roachdale
Katherine Miller
M. J. Murphey
East Seminary Street
C. C. Hurst
Case Franklin Street
Terre Haute
Rex Thornton
Bobby Wallace
Mrs
Frank Wallace
W. M. O'Brien
Iowa City
Iowa
Cecil O'Brien
Gilbert Thomas
Marion County
Buck Summers
William Blanchard
Sidney
Ohio
James Williamson
Cloverdale
Christian Church
W. E. Gill
Cloverdale Cemetery
Gilbert Butler
Gilbert Ogles
H. E. H. Greenleaf
South College Avenue
Russell
Bud” Lakin
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Thomas Morgan
Roy Ford
A. G. Brown
Louisville, Ky
Russell Brown
E.A. Brown
Rollie Dobbs
New
Carlysie
Walter Williams
L. D. Richardson
Auburn
Sam T. Hanna
Anderson Street
Richardson
Alice Hanna
DePauw University
Granada
Sinclair
Jackson and
Walnut Streets
H. C
Pennsylvania
Sinclair Refining Company
A. R. Chenoweth
Ralph A. Confer
Mer
Muncie
Logansport
Frankfort
Kokomo
Voncastle
Bob Steele
Square
University
C. J. Arnold
Charles J. Arnold
Wenatt
Mooseheart Auxiliary
Moore Electric
S. Indiana St
the McIntyre Meat Market and Delicatessen
Zol McIntyre
S. Vine
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