Thieves Break Glass In Multiple North City Robberies
On Green sday night thieves broke into three spots and four station cars in North street. A typewriter and a sound machine were stolen from University Shop, while the Vittles Handle Factory suffered a safe and glass damage with no items taken. A plate glass window was broken at James Hamilton Music Shop, and a Big Four Station car load of merchandise was entered with items missing according to officials. Police pursue clues as vandalism alarms spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
South Avenue
Uchben
Vittles
Walnut Street
Big Four
North Street
Martin
Yes
James Hamilton Music Shop
Vine Street
Cts
Vincennes Tigers Defeat Cubs 38 to 33 in Tight Bout
Vincennes edged the Cubs 38 33 as the Tigers outscored by the Cubs in the second half. Crawley led with six fields for the Tigers while Rawley added four and Campbell two. Tobin played despite a cold as the Cubs fell behind late in a nip and tuck game at Vincennes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kar Vincennes
Vincennes
Rawley
Tiger Cubs
Campbell
G. Crawley
Tiger
Cubs
Bausman Ble
Farmers' meeting at Portland Mills January 5
Fourteenth annual Farmers' Institute to be held at Portland Church on Saturday January 5 with officers James Tabor chairman McCabe vice chairman and Clodfelter secretary and treasurer Premiums offered for corn and domestic science program starts 7 00 A M music oration and red bushel corn crops by Moller Cedar Grove Indiana later topics include home made Wrinkles About the That Binds the Girl to ome and Christmas Eve marriage of Venus Job memos of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Church
Ing
James Tabor
McCabe
Clodfelter
Treas
Moller
Cedar Grove
Ind
V. L. Huey
Monticello
Twentieth Century Farmer
RB. Moller
IL. Huey
Couple Planned to Reside in Muncie After DePauw Merger
Moore, who attended DePauw University, is now connected with General Motors Corporation in Muncie and the couple will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
DePauw University
General Motors Corporation
Muncie
Dogs Raid Big Sheep Flock Wrecks Clinton Township Farm
Sheep killed six and thirteen maimed in a raid by dogs on Sanford Bock’s twenty two head flock in Clinton township Friday night. Only three sheep escaped as fear and losses prompt farmers to tighten control of stray dogs and alert authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Bock
Clinton Township
Farmera
Mother and daughter die in Danville Illinois obituary
Bertha C. Ulrey born in Indianapolis and long time Brazil resident passes away at home after a long illness. She was married to Bert Ulrey a conductor on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railway. Simultaneous notice reports the death of her mother Mrs. David C. Woodmansee in Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ill
Bertha C. Ulrey
Indianapolis
Brazil
Ind
Bert Ulrey
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railway
Indiana
David C. Woodmansee
DePauw Tigers Top Chicago 23 19 In Curtain-Opener
The DePauw Tigers defeated the University of Chicago Maroons 23 to 19 in a Big Ten season curtain-raiser. Crawley scored early and led DePauw, with Stone and Yates contributing later as Chicago battled back but fell short.
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DePauw Tigers
University of Chicago Maroons
Crawley
Tigers
Chicago
Changnon
Blattburgh
Maroons
DePauw
Ragsdale
Stankel
Yates
Kaplan
Gist
Stone
Fish
Petition for guardian for Aaron Stewart in Putnam Circuit Court
Otto M. Stewart and Lewis H. Stewart file a petition in the Putnam Circuit court seeking guardianship for Aaron B. Stewart age 70 declared infirm and unable to manage his estate valued at land 5000 and personal property 500 including court action and guardianship request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto M. Stewart
Lewis H. Stewart
Putnam Circuit Court
Aaron B. Stewart
Mrs Della Asher Dies at 68 in Indianapolis
Mrs Della Asher mother of Mrs Bruce Shannon died at her daughter's home 431 East Anderson Street early Monday at 1. She had been ill since Christmas Day and suffered influen ce. She is survived by a daughter and two grandchildren Russell and Martha Shannon. Funeral services Tuesday at 3 p m at 431 Anderson Street with Rev B H Bruner in charge. Interment at Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Asher
Bruce Shannon
East Anderson Street
Russell
Martha Shannon
Anderson Street
B. H. Bruner
Forest Hill Cemetery
Eddie Estes of Bainbridge Killed in West
Word was received of the death of Eddie L. Estes age 24 son of Mr and Mrs J A Estes northeast of Greencastle. He died in an automobile accident Saturday evening in Oklahoma City where he was spending Christmas vacation with his uncle Walter Smith. Eddie was a Bainbridge graduate.
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Eddie L.kates
J. A. Estes
Greencastle
Oklahoma City
Okla
Walter Smith
Eddie
Bain
Obituary: Stillwater High School Teacher Dies in Bainbridge
Bridge High School and A M University graduate at Stillwater Oklahoma, he taught at Stillwater High School. He leaves his father and mother, a sister Mrs Claude York of Litton, and brothers Olus Clemon and George of Bainbridge. Funeral services at Brick Chapel Tuesday at 2 PM.
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Bridge High School
Stillwater
Okla
Claude York
Litton
Olus
Clemon
George
Bainbridge
Brick Chapel
Marital Licenses Issued To Four Local Couples
John D. Allee 32 a road worker and Lydia Grimes 27 a house keeper of Putnam County receive a marriage license. Fred Ellis 63 a shoe cobbler and Elsie B. Harlan 44 a pastry cook of Greencastle are also licensed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Allee
Lydia Grimes
Putnam County
Fred Ellis
Elsie B. Harlan
Greencastle
Heart trouble fatal to Morris Wayne Gibson
Morris Wayne Gibson aged 3 died of heart disease at his Indanapolis home Sunday morning. The body was sent to Greencastle for the uncle’s home and later to McCurry Funeral Home for interment in Forest Hill cemetery. Mrs. Gibson formerly Miss Lula Leslie is noted in Greencastle history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Wayne Gibson
Ben Gibson
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Russell Leslie
Tennessee Street
Gibson
Lula Leslie
Robbers Active Here Saturday Hit Local Businesses
Thieves broke a window and entered Gardens Brothers Ice and Ice Cream Plant and the Shell Filling station at Martinsville Street and Bloomington Street Road Saturday night. Twenty five pennies were taken from the cash register at the filling station and a chicken and stuffed sausage were stolen from Gardner Brothers. The cold storage room door was left open, raising temperature from 50 degrees below zero to 30 above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ensign
Gardner Brothers
Clinton Falls Woman Buried After Bronchial Pneumonia
Funeral services were held Monday at 11 a.m. at the M P Church in Clinton Falls for Miss Mary Jane Kent 83 who died Saturday night at 10:40 o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Hart in Clinton township. She had been ill since last Tuesday and is survived by niece Mrs Mollie Smalley. Rev McKeehan led the services and interment was in Dankard cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Falls
Mary Jane Kent
Charles Hart
Clinton Township
Miss Kent
Mrs. Hart
Mollie Smalley
Rev. McKeehan
Dankard Cemetery
Mrs Northcott Given Life Sentence in California
Riverside California December 31 Mrs Louisa Northcott mother of Gordon Stewart Northcott pled guilty in Superior Court to the murder of nine year old Walter Collins of Los Angeles. She was sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Riverside
Cal
INS
Louisa Northcott
Gordon Stewart Northcott
Walter Collins
Los Angeles
Legal Battle in Federal Court Over Habeas Writ Extension
In Indianapolis on Dec 31 the Shumaker case enters a new phase as Judge Baltzell sets Jan 18 for ruling on all petitions and records. The Anti-Saloon League battle advances with brief deadlines for January 12 and January 15 for replies and motions. Attorney General Gilliam ends his term amid efforts to keep Dr Edwards Shumaker under the court's scrutiny.
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Federal
Indianapolis
INS
Shumaker
United State
Robert C. Baltzell
Ethan A. Miles
League
Ind
Arthur L. Gilliam
Dr. Edwards&. Shumaker
Indiana AntiSaloon League
Legal battle over Shumaker case tests Indiana court powers
The Indiana Supreme Court faces a high stakes dispute as Gilliam fights to delay Shumaker’s habeas corpus ruling while contending Judge Baltzell lacks jurisdiction. If defeated, the case could reach the Federal Court of Appeals and eventually the U.S. Supreme Court amid Anti-Saloon League tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Penal Park
State Supreme Court
Gilliam
Perenade
Baltzell
Shumaker
Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana
Anti-Saloon League
Dry” Organization
Supreme Court
League
Federal Court of Appeals
Chicago
Former local woman Eliza Daggy dies in Lafayette
Miss Eliza Daggy longtime Putnam County resident dies at St Anthony Home Lafayette from pneumonia after influenza. Survived by brother Charles and many nephews and nieces. nearly all life in area. Presbyterian Church member. Services Tuesday at 2 pm at St Anthony Home. interment Forest Hill Cemetery.
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Eliza Dagey
Greencastle
St Anthony
Lafayette
Miss Daggy
Putnam County
Jacob and
Hanna Daggy
Charles Dagey
Presbyterian Church
Rector Funeral Home
Victor L. Raphael
Forest Hill Cemetery
Princeton Bowl Triumphs Cubs 39 to 24 at Princeton
Greencastle’s Tiger Cubs opened with a 26 10 lead and held on to defeat Princeton 39 24. Evan Crawley led the Cubs with 7 points in the second half while Hart and Downey each scored 7 for Princeton. Coach Bausman shuffled lineups for Vincennes and Princeton games and announced Brazil dedication prep with 300 reserved seats on sale.
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Tiger
Princeton
Cubs
W. F E. Bausman
Vincennes
Stone
Tobin
Brown
Crawley
Brazil
Bausman
Mullins Drug Store
Greencastle
Dual murder tragedy shocks Danville Indiana
In Danville Indiana a man shot and killed a woman then killed himself after a tense confrontation with the victim’s husband. The victims were Ralph Mullendore Heath and Mrs Mae Snyder with ties to Indianapolis and Detroit. Detective work points to a revenge motive as Snyder sought to dismiss Heath from the Snyder summer estate.
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Danville
Ind
Indianapolis
Ralph Mullendore Heath
West Thirty-third Street
Mae Snyder
Detroit
Mich
Heath
Fifteenth
Fourth
Snyder
W.E. Snyder
Seward
John Betts
Mrs. Snyder
Heath's death linked to farm dispute and murder plot
A list of twenty names found in Heath's room suggests planned posthumous notification as authorities search for Snyder who is set to arrive in Danville to handle his wife's body. The report details multiple relocations, illnesses, and social visits across Indiana and Ohio, naming many locals and institutions.
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Frank Maseman
Monroe
Mich
John Grider
Vincennes
Harry Stevens Eastalia
Robert Stevens
Greencastle
John Stevens
Waterville
Frank Stevens
Farmer City
Grider
Rodney
Snyder
Danville
Heath
Putnamville News Roundup of Local Visitors and Births
Local notes report Miss Mary McNeff visiting Putnamville Sunday. Several residents ill at home. Mr and Mrs Pitchford visited in Brazil. Amandus Stanger of Manhattan became parents to a daughter born Sunday. Various residents travel, illness updates, births, hospital stays, and local appointments cited.
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Dan Ruayk
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Miss Mary Ruark
Fred O'Hair
The
Central National Bank
Harry Wells
Methodist Hospital
Priday
Mr. Wells
Mary McNeff
Putnamville
J. B. Curry
J. H. Pitchford
Mrs
George Phillips
Brazil
Amandus Stanger
Manhattan
Kenneth McCoy
Cincinnati, Ohio
Mrs. C. N. McWethy
James Hardy
New York City
County Hospital
Crystal Cooper
Benton Harbor, Mich
W. A. Cooper
Bloomington Street
Glen Crawley
Main Street
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ENNES
Tobin A
Quinnot
Vinceanes
Venus Job
James H
Reelsville
William B
H. Moore
Newcastle
Evansville
Rlder
William Get
Brazil Business College
Loveless
Blattburg
Abbott
Enone
Freezle
Miller
Eddie Estes
West
Mc Curry
Wee
EB. Crawley
Mason
Hepley
Beter
Teres Hollan
Renee
Elson
Downey
Tee Hurt
Nellie Guilkey
W. D. Lawson
Hendricks County
Snyders
O. & J. Stone Quarries
South Greencastle
Rube Stanley
Carp
Virginia Hill
Indiana State Normal
Terre Haute
Arthur Post
Wayne, Pa
Edwin Post
Miss Post
Mrs. Vernon Neath
Glendale
Charles , Torr
Henry Koessler
Carl Ruddell
C. B. O'Brien
Ed. Jones
Philadelphia
Frank Thomas
North Locust Street
James W. Modrell
Mr. Modred
Reese Matson
Nellie Brown
Nathan Call
Roach
Joe Crosby
Walter Bryan
Alva Bryan
John W. King
Baltimore
Maryland
John Jr. King
Mildred Lydick
Grace Welle
Fillmore
Maynard Lydick
Amo
Herman C. Beys
Syracuse University
John Beyl
Porn Bureau Organization
Cloverdale
Marinerdale
State Porn. Bureau
My. Edward District
State Automobile Association
C. C. Huestis
Northwood, and Sons
Thomas
Bertram
Albany
New York
South
Kathleen and
Charlotte Taylor
A. T. Moore
Kenneth Sweet
R. P. Mullins
Dorothy Harris
Kenneth Harris
8. R. Rariden
William A. Moser
Putnam Circuit
Be, L. Cox
Warren J. Yount
Franklin
J. B. Payne
Yount
Edna Sutherlin
Eugene Sutherlin
Reid
Carthnee, Mo
Charles Hulman
East Washington Street
Amanda Browning
George Browning
East Walnut Street
State Normal College
Mildred Long
J. FP. Long
Cincinnati
Friemle
Searcy
Ark
Galloway Woman's College
Clifford Dickerson
Putnany County
Ficonor
Washington Sts
Tursday
Marshal Abrams
G. Bromley Oxnam
Delauw
Board of Education
Methodist Church
American Association of Colleges
Chattanooga
Tenn
Paul Wycoff
WH. & Arnold
Bedford
Mr. Arnold
C. L. Goodlander
Crawfordsville
Vonderschmitt
Ira BB. Cowling
H College Ave
Charles Martin
James Hughes
Judge
James P. Hughes
Gary
John Call
Dennis Hurst
Paul Hurst
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