Airman Francis Hannan Dies in Indianapolis Tuberculosis
Francis Grover Hannan aged 45 died at Sunnyside Sanatorium Indianapolis from tuberculosis Wednesday at 11 p m. The body was taken to Lakin Funeral Home for burial preparations. He is survived by two sisters in Indianapolis and Terre Haute and a brother Michael who died last September. Funeral at Catholic Church Saturday at 9 am with burial in Forrest Hill cemetery.
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Francis Grover Hannan
Sunnyside
Indianapolis
Lakin
Hannan
Nell Mitchell
Terre Haute
Michael Hannan
This Place
Forrest Hill
Say! (By Charles J Arnold) New Year 1929 Celebrations
A humorous column recounts daily life notes and anecdotes from Greencastle and the Wabash Valley. It mentions Henry McLean aiding after a collision near DePauw, a repaired leaning lamp post near THE HERALD office, and jokes about age and elevators. The piece notes an upcoming birthday on Monday, January 21, 1929 with details of celebratory arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Valley Line
Herald Office
Joe Bamberger
Herald
Wabash Valley Workmen
Bartley
Ed. Stone
American Express Company
Mrs. Mary McCammack Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth McCammack 60 widow of Thomas McCammack died at her Jefferson township home after influenza and pneumonia. Survived by a large family including husband, ten children, mother Mrs. Orlena Buis, three brothers, two sisters, and several in laws. Baptist Church Union Valley membership. funeral Sunday at 11 with Mill Creek cemetery burial, Rev. Reuben Masten in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth McCammack
Thomas McCammack
Jefferson Township
McCammack
Orlena Buis
Clarence
Nannie
Estel
John
Merrill
Gilbert McCammack
Harold and
George
Estel Curtis
Edgar Pruitt
Charner Buis
Marion Township
Virgil
Greencastle Township
Ezra Buis
Muncie
Sveters
Lemuel Wallace
U. S. Road 40
Dora Chadd
Baptist Church
Union Valley
Mill Creek Cemetery
Reuben Masten
Rev Bruner opens Jonah sermon series at First Christian
Sunday evening Rev B H Bruner starts five sermons on the Book of Jonah at the First Christian Church. The five topics cover a prophet’s reluctance and repentance plus God giving a second chance. He will follow with five sermons on Luke’s Prodigal Son, addressing themes of God and humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Bruner
First Christian Church
Bruner
Jonah
Luke
God
Humanity
Jesus
Aunt Lizzie Sherrill Dies at 82 in Cloverdale
Elizabeth Sherrill known as Aunt Lizzie, 82, died at her Cloverdale home after influenza. Widow of Missionary Baptist preacher Thomas F. E. Sherrill, she was aunt of H. A. Sherrill and longtime resident of Cloverdale and Belle Union. Funeral at Cloverdale M E Church Sunday at 10:30 conducted by Elder W. E. Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sherrill
Lizzie’ Sherrill
Cloverdale
Thomas FE. Sherrill
Belle Union
Sherrill
H. A. Sherrill
Jerry Long
Cloverdale M. E
W. E. Gill
Ex organist in hospital after suicide attempt
Leo Bath 35 a Bloomington IL former Gran ada and Voncastle Theater organist is in County Hospital after taking eighteen barbital sleeping tablets in a personal crisis. He had been drinking heavily and told friends liquor warped his brain. He was unconscious Friday morning. doctor warns outcome unknown.
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Leo Bath
Bloomington
Granada
Voncastle
County Pospital
Bath
Vancastle
Ile
Paul Grimes
Crawfordsville
Welch Confectionery
Grimes
W. M. McGaughey
Sunday Evenings at Methodist Church Sermons Series
Beginning next Sunday Dr Taylor will lead a series of Sunday evening sermons inspired by Bruce Barton's What Can a Man Believe. Topics include Getting Rid of Religion Hailing the Church to Judgment Wherein Does the Christian Religion Excel and more with a quartet offering special music. A violin recital by Prof Rowland Leach of DePauw School of Music opens the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Bruce Barton
Rowland Leach
DePauw School of Music
Chambers appeals liquor conviction to circuit court
Cloverdale man Eli Chambers appealed a city court liquor conviction to the Putnam Circuit Court after a December 31 sale in his home. Basil Baldwin and Kenneth Black testified they bought a pint for 2.50 with witnesses including Chambers family present. The youths later faced liquor possession charges and fines. Chambers posted 1000 bond awaiting trial.
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Indiana
Eli Chambers
Cloverdale
Itorney
Theodore Crawley
Putnam Circuit Court
Chambers
Basil Baldwin
Quincy High School
Kenneth Black
Mill Grove
Baldwin
Black
Greencastle
Paul Grimes
Indiana State Farm
Charles McGaughey
Joseph Cechenour
Charles Crawley
20 Years Ago in Greencastle
Vernon Shirley and Edgar Shamel were in Brazil last evening. The January meeting of the Woman's Club featured a New Year’s Rosary with each member contributing a bead. Thomas Zaring and family of Reelsville went to Westphalia to visit their son, Dr. F. E. Zaring. Mrs. Zaring and their granddaughter travel to Quincy Florida to visit her mother for several weeks.
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Vernon Shirley
Edgar Shamel
Brazil
Woman’s Club
Thomas Zaring
Reelsville
Westphalia
FE. T. Zaring
Zaring
Park Dunbar
Quincy, Fla
Young Woman Found Dead by Mother in Franklin Street Home
Miss Evelyn Aubrey aged 18 was found dead in her bed at her mother Mrs. Jesse Hinton 404 West Franklin Street at 3 am Friday following a brief illness. Dr W M McGaughey cited a sudden heart attack as the cause as her brother Robert Aubrey and sister Anna Marie survive. Also noted Hubert Aubrey was critically injured in a Ford truck crash nearby, deepening the family tragedy.
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Evelyn Aubrey
Jesse Hinton
West Franklin Street
Miss Aubrey
Charles Wendell
Reelsville
W. M. McGaughey
Hinton
Sherman Aubrey
North College Avenue
Robert
Hubert
Anna Marie
Hubert Aubrey
Tra Moore
Madison and
Washington Streets
Cloverdale Institute to Highlight Farm Profits and Harvest
The Cloverdale Farmers Institute set for Friday January 11 at the High School Auditorium promises a robust program and prime premiums. Highlights include addresses by Joe Sher on profits, Mrs. Vesta S Perdue on country life, soil talks by J B Burris, egg feeding talks by John Sicer, plus a community noon dinner and exhibit judging with prizes funded by local business leaders.
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Vesta §S. Perdue
John Sicer
Cloverable Township Farmer's Institute
Doris den
Indiana
Joe Sher
Vesta S. Perdue
Soil
J. B. Burris
Monon Trains Shift to Telephone Orders
Trains on the Lafayette Bloomington division of the Monon railroad are now operated by telephone instead of telegraph. Telephones installed in all stations between Lafayette and Bloomington, with the dispatcher giving orders by phone. Telegraph lines will be held in reserve.
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Lafayette-Bloomington
Monon. Railroad
Lafayette
Bloomington
Four Killed in Accidents and Murder in Indianapolis
Four people died in Indianapolis from two car crashes and a murder last night. Edgar Brown and James Hodges, both from New Bethel, were decapitated when their car struck a lumber truck and burned. Gerald Hoback, 12, was accidentally shot. An unnamed man known as Sam was killed in an argument on Indiana Avenue.
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Indianapolis
Tns
Edgar Brown
James W. Hodges
Gerald Hoback
Sam
Indiana Avenue
Brown
Hodges
New Bethel
Ind
Death of Ida Frank Former Putnam County Resident
Ida Frank aged about 70 died in Los Angeles California from pneumonia at her home Thursday. She was born Ida Ratcliff of Putnam County and was sister to William and Elijah Rateliff of Indianapolis. Her relatives include Zed Rateliff of Clay County Ann Firestone of Parke County and Leon Levy of Los Angeles. Charles Frank is brother to Clay Frank of this city. Oscar Obenchain received word of her death this morning.
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Ida Frank
Charley Frank
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank
Ida Ratcliff
William Rateliff
Elijah Rateliff
Indianapolis
Zed Rateliff
Clay County
Ann Firestone
Parke County
Leon Levy
Putnam County
Charles Frank
Clay Frank
Oscar Obenchain
Lena man injures leg loading logs at county yard
Seldon Miller of Lena was brought to the county hospital Thursday evening after a logging accident. An X ray showed both bones in his left leg broken at the ankle. He will remain in the hospital for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seldon Miller
Lena
Civil War Veteran Samuel Walker Buried in Fincastle
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the Universalist church in Fincastle for Samuel Walker who died Wednesday morning at his home from influenza. Interment followed at Blakesburg cemetery. The Civil War veteran was about 92 and survived by two unmarried children, Nora and William, who have lived at home.
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Universalist Church
Fincastle
Samuel Walker
Blakesburg
Walker
Nora
William
Five Gallant Men in Plane Still Aloft
The Army endurance plane Question Mark refueled by nurse planes took on 250 gallons of gasoline early today. After 72 hours aloft they continued circling near El Centro California as crews report strain and nervous tension from fog and bumpy air.
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Imperial Airport
Cal
Dan
Army
EL Centro
INS
Los Angeles
San Diego
Imperial Valley
Salton Sea
Imerial
Weather forecast reveals cloudiness and mixed precipitation
Increasing cloudiness tonight with possible rain or snow in the southwest, snow in the north and central areas, and rain in the extreme south. Saturday brings a slow temperature rise except in the extreme southeast where it stays cooler.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles J. Arnold
Henry McLean
G. Bromley Oxnam
DePauw
Mr. McLean
McLean
Ott Webb
Rev. Bruner
Leo
Commercial Hotel
Mullins Drug Store
Russell Welch
Welch
THE
MONON
James Hodges
California
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