Man from Cardonia undergoes high risk spinal operation
Walter Inger of Cardonia, injured at the Boots-Inger mine on July 5, was operated on at Rawley Hospital by Dr. Rawley with Drs. Young and Hirt. Surgeons exposed three inches of damaged spinal cord, found the cord nearly severed, and removed a bone sliver. Recovery potential is limited. outcome to be watched. Dr. Hirt is son of Alfred Hirt. Minute Men of Ohio roads urged to boost state road work locally in Putnam County.
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Walter Inger
Cardonia
Boots
Inger
Nature
Brazil
Putnam County
Greencastle
Minute Men
Minute Men Called to Guard Old National Road in Ohio
Property owners along the old national road in Ohio are urged by Highway Commissioner J. R. Marker to serve as Minute Men. They will stand ready to improve the highway, repair it, and beautify the premises, joining a historic tradition of civic duty and road betterment.
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Ohio
J. R. Marker
Mina
America
Lexington and
Concord
Monon Station Labor Cuts and Local Office Changes
Instructions from Monon officers in Chicago cut staff at the Monon station in this city. Third trick operator B H Sipple is out, but stays on the extra list. J D Ellis will telegraph six hours, T E Shorr moves to second shift, R F Schmaltz to third, and Sipple becomes extra. The same changes hit Gosport Mitchell and others. Harrodsburg office closes at night. Also reported is retirement news of James A McNutt from his law firm and a short visit departure of Mr and Mrs David Abrams to Steubenville Ohio.
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Monon
Chicago
H. Sipple
Sipple
J. D. Ellis
T. E. Shorr
R. F. Schmaltz
B. H. Sipple
Gosport
Mitchell
Harrodsburg
James A. McNutt
McNutt, Hutchison & Shattuck
McNutt
Clay County
Brazil News
Local Notes From Greencastle And Indianapolis
A roundup of city and regional figures includes George Gibson and Charles Reel in Brazil and Reelsville on business, Miss Julia Sullivan in Indianapolis, and Arthur Real in town for matters. School openings mark the holiday break, while the State Tax Commissioners meet January 8 to 10 at the Indiana State House.
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George Gibson
Brazil
Business Today
Charles Reel
Reelsville
Arthur Real
Indianapolis
State Tax Commissioners
State House
George W. Pell
Harmony
Robbers at Van Freight Station End Break-In
Sheriff Boes and Deputy Howard Harris responded to a railway station burglary call at 1 o clock Friday night. A window was broken but the burglars did not obtain any goods.
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Boes
Howard Harris
Vandalia Depot Break-In Foiled by Track Walker
Two men broke into the Vandalia freight depot near Vandalia station around 1 am Friday. Fred Cox, a Vandalia track walker, spotted them and notified authorities. the robbers fled after ransacking desks but found nothing of value. Sheriff Theodore Bees and Deputy Howard Harris searched the area but found no trace.
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Vandalia
Fred Cox
Cox
Rollo Siddons
Theodore Bees
Howard Harris
Indiana Sees A Fair Crop Year In United States Bulletin
The U S Chamber of Commerce report notes Indiana had a generally good year with a large wheat harvest and strong dairy and poultry sectors. Southern Indiana faced drought and flood damage affecting hogs, while coal, lumber, and quarries varied by region. Illinois suffered from heat and drought though wheat was high. money was tight across the central West.
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Indiana
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Illinois
Central West
Glee Club Delivers Pleasing Concert at M E Church
Asbury Glee Club of Greens castle presented a high quality program at the Methodist Church last night with a large audience. Prof. I M Norris presided at the piano. Robert E White violin solos. Earl Guttridge dramatic reader. club of nineteen DePauw students performed under Epworth League auspices. The concert closed with The Winter Song and Here's to You D P U greatly appreciated by all. Miss Bethena Vandament returns to teaching art and music in Cynthia nna after Christmas visit with parents D L Vandament. John Riley's Store ad promotes buying and selling with Phone 134.
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DePauw
M. E. Church
Asbury Glee Club
Greencastle
I. M. Norris
DePauw University
Epworth League
Robert E. White
Rockville
Earl Guttridge
Indianapolis
Sullivan Daily Times
Spaunlurst Osteopathic Physicians in Greencastle
Osteopathy advertised claims to adjust mechanical disorders and relieve nerve pressure plus fluid obstruction. It promises quick digestion of waste and rebuilding of the body from simple foods. Eleven years in Greencastle, phone 226, Irevm Block until new offices open.
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Greencastle
I'revn
Salesman Arrested Over Lebanon Board Bill
Aleaney Thompson, a traveling salesman for a grocery firm, was arrested in Dayton by Lebanon police on a warrant for jumping a board bill from Lebanon a few days earlier. Lebanon’s chief of police arranged the arrest, and Thompson, found at Mrs. Sewall's on South Indiana Street, was taken to Lebanon for trial.
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Aleaney Thompson
Dayton
Lebanon
Marshal Johns
Thompson
Johns
Real estate deals in 1913 total one and a half million
The 1913 annual report of Putnam County recorder Charles E. Wood shows 983 mortgage filings totaling 769244 dollars and 529 releases totaling 596653 dollars. Deeds filed numbered 778 with total consideration 1418508 dollars. Sheriff deeds 4063 dollars, auditors deeds 114 dollars, and 47 miscellaneous papers totaling 121604 dollars were also filed.
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Charles E. Wood
Putnam County
State Bureau of Statistics
Paddy the Wit Swims From Queenstown to New York
A tall tale from Tit-Bits recounts Paddy the Wit debunking a Yankee’s boast about crossing the Atlantic by ship and revealing he himself swam to New York after the man overboard scene. The yarn ends with Paddy proving the feat by asking the skeptical speaker if he saw the man swim.
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Paddy
Queenstown
New York
Counting the Cost Sermon Opens New Year at Christian Church
The Christian Church led by Pastor A. M. Hootman invites all to Bible School at 9:30 a.m. Communion and preaching at 10:30 a.m. with the sermon Counting the Cost. Evening services at 6:30 p.m. on The Salvation Verse of the Bible and 7:30 p.m. preaching. A large attendance is expected as the year starts.
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Christian Church
A. M. Hootman
Bible School For
Locust Street Church Plans Busy Sunday Schedule
Locust Street Methodist Church invites members to attend 9:30 a.m. class meeting and 10:30 a.m. morning worship with a sermon on Every Man's Supreme Opportunity. Sunday school at 2 p.m. is large and growing with classes for all ages. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. features The Song of the Morning Watch led by Miss Bertha Watkins. Evening worship at 7:30 p.m. includes evangelistic singing and pastor-led services.
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Bert DeWitt Beck
Epworth League
Morning Watch
Bertha Watkins
College Avenue Methodist Church Service Schedule
Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Joph Allen as superintendent. Morning service at 10 40 a m with sermon The Good There is in Folks. Evening service at 7 30 p m featuring gospel sermon by Pastor Demetrius Tillotson.
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Demetrius Tillotson
Joph P. Allen
Gopel
Shouse Pastor to Be Called as 1914 Pastor Resigns
Ik G Shouse, pastor, announces services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m urging all members to attend to consider calling a pastor for 1914 as the present pastor has resigned. Sunday school at 9 30 a m and B Y P U at 6 30 p m.
Presbyterian Church Sunday schedule with study group
At 2 p.m. Sunday, Sunday school opens followed by 6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor meeting. The topic is "Twelve Great Verses the Salvation Verse" led by Mrs. Eugene Sehmit t.
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Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Eugene Sehmitt
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Undertaker
A. B. Hanna
Greencastle, Indiana
Baker Opera House
Dr. Hirt
Alfred Hirt
City
David Abrams
Steubenville, C
Roy Abrams
Julia Sullivan
Reese Matson
College Inn
John Riley
Edward Shorr
Lafayette
Lawrence Black
Montreal
Canada
E. E. Black
Ralph Cooper
Mr. Cooper
William Shelton
Danville
Ind
R. L. O‘hair
H. V. Call
Gary
J. F. Cannon
Florence King
Hetty King
Ridge Farm, NL
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
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D. Tillotson
Campbell
Fillmore
Fillmore Church
Joseph Bament
Martinsville
Wilbur Starr
Frank Donner
Harry Hughes
Fortville
Anna Hughes
Fortville High School
Lottie” Tucker
Elgin
Beta Phi Sigma
Masonic Temple
Koehler
van Hise
Bailey’s
Hazel Vermillion
Russell Powers
Frank Baxter
Terre Haute
Amos E. Ayler
Tobias Churchill
Squire Frank
Dr. Ayler
Churchill
Alec Lockridge
Springfield
Ill
Mrs. Lockridge
Lincoln
Arthur Pickrell
Mr. Lockridge
Lockridge
Earl Runyan
Mt. Meridian
Eric Vermillion
T. H. Williams
Columbus, Ind
M. E. Pearson
Anderson, Ind
Herman Pearson
Ward Burkett
Ida Overstreet
Walkesha
Wis
Dorothea Barnaby
Kenosha, Wis
Kemper Hall
Russell Pearson
Maude Severin
Anderson
Will Conklin
T. A Leehey
Catherine Sears
Elizabeth Sears
F. E. Lawton
Thomas Hurst
Minnie Buster
Columbus
Miss Buster
Homer L. McGinnis
Morgan County
W. A. Cullop
McGinn
Frank Crawley
E. G. Shouse
The
Baptist Church
Frank F. Hutchins
Arundel
Letilla Smith
India
Thomas Scoggins
Nashville
Tenn
Miss Smith
Indianapolis Star
Maryland
Van
Glee Club
Bethena Vandament
Cynthianna
D. L. Vandament
Miss Vandament
South End
New Orleans
E. Browning
Pearson’s Bakery
Pat
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College Avenue Methodist
First Baptist Church
Ik. G. Shouse
Putnam
Lincoln Ci
Cleveland
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