Allen shines as High school beats Oomington 18 to 11
Allen scores four goals leading the High school to an 18 to 11 victory over Oomington. Bloomington and Green Castle players noted in a tense night game with strong student support and a close contest earlier in the week.
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Oomington High School
Bloomington
Bligton High School
Gton
Greencastle
Pencastle
Talbot
Logan
Shott
Nicholson L
McClintoch s—Cook
Irwin
J. Hirt
Masten
Stoner
Cook
Coffee s—York
Allen
Sugar Manipulation Halted by Federal Commission
The Federal Commission halted sugar manipulation practices by a Chicago company after deeming them unfair. Officials cited deceptive methods affecting goods and forcing other items, with several complaints leading to the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar
Gution
Company of
Chicago
Azocise
Hog Receipts Rise at Local Stockyards with Mixed Prices
Hog prices advanced 15 to 25 cents today as stockyard sales ranged from 15.15 to 15.26 per hundred pounds with top quotes at 15.55. Pigs sold at 15.25. local packers handled 7,000 head while others moved out. Calves fell a dollar, sheep steady, steers weak, heifers steady. Report notes 1919 transcripts: 1447 transcripts filed 671 mortgages 368 chattel mortgages 66 releases 29 assignments and other items. An incident on North street left a man injured and taken home for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorders Office
Mounty
Mort
Rabbit Slason Closes January 10 This Year
January 10 marks the end of rabbit season this year. Hunters are reminded to obey the law as many assume a year round season. The mild winter and lack of snow kept rabbits plentiful, but most shot are males as females hide in burrows.
Union Meeting Highlights Armenian Relief Drive
The Sunday night Union meeting at Locust Street church drew a large crowd and showcased Armenian Relief efforts in the county. Mrs. Maddock led a delightful musical program while letters from Miss Helen Jones, now relief work in Turkey, were read. Prof. F. C. Taden gave a notable speech and Mead E. Kelsey explained state relief efforts. Several volunteers pledged five dollars monthly for Armenian child support, and nightly progress reports will follow during the week of prayer meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Street
DePauw Reopens After Christmas Vacation Shortage
DePauw University resumes fifty minute classes after a two week Christmas recess shortened to forty minutes due to coal shortages. President George R. Grose welcomed students at chapel. few services have resumed since December 3. Fraternity houses report frozen water pipes and furnaces. Coal supply is restored with several car loads received and a continuous supply promised.
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DePauw
George R. Grose
Marriage Licenses and Settled Bad Check Case
Cecile V. Curry age 24 of Roachdale and Donald Dickerson age 32 of Roachdale were mentioned in marriages. Cullin from Brazil paid Louis Rightsel for a dog with a $25 check that bounced. Cullin faced a Putnam Circuit Court charge but the case was settled after agreeing to pay the check amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile V. Curry
Roachdale
Donald Dickerson
Cullin
Brazil
Louis Rightsel
Reelsville
Rightsel
Center Point
Greencastle
Putnam
Mrs. Evans to Visit Cuba for Six Weeks
Mrs. E. B. Evans will depart for Cuba on Tageday beginning a six weeks visit. She plans to tour the island and return by a late autumn date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Evans
Cuba
Tageday
Commissioners Organize Larkin Named Chairman
Dora Sweet elected road superintendent to succeed B B Stringer John Fh James reelected county attorney Mrs Maude Snider the matron
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Dora Sweet
B. B. Stringer
John FH. James
Maude Snider
Charley Carver Elected County Commissioner in Reorganization
Putnam County board of commissioners reorganized to set the year's work. Reason Larkin became chairman with Charley Daggy and Charley Carver as commissioners. Elmer Blue named deputy auditor and clerk of the board. Dora Sweet elected county road superintendent. Johnws James re elected county attorney. Maude Snider continued as courthouse matron. Drake Brookshire elected to school fund raiser post. W. J. Hood named courthouse janitor. J E McCurry contracted to bury the county poor. Dr Lemon chosen county physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County Board of Lonissioners
Reason Larkin
Charley Daggy
Charley Carver
Elmer Blue
Larkin
Dora Sweet
B. B. Stinger
John Ws. James
Maude Snider
Court House
Thomas E. Jobin
Roachdale
Drake Brooklhire
W. J. Hood
Gasoline and kerosene prices rise by one cent
New York Jan 4 The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey announced a one cent rise in gasoline and kerosene prices effective tomorrow for export and domestic trade. Mrs H A Sigler of north of town is seriously ill with pneumonia.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
H. A. Sigler
Russellville Dark Horse Five Looms In North Putnam Race
Greencastle and Putnam County fans eye Greencastle High as the season favorite but Russellville High and Rockville, Shortridge, and Rockville clash on the road. Russellville beat Rockville 52 to 15 on Saturday, keeping its strong season losses to three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Puloam
Greencastle High School
Putnam Russellville High School
Ussellville
Rockville
Shortridge High
Heals
Russellville
Shortridge
Russellville High Opens Year With Big Win Over Rockville
Russellville High School defeated Rockville 3 to 152 in a fast clean contest. Sewell led scoring for Russellville as defense and teamwork showed marked improvement.
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Russellvile
Ind
Rusellville High School
Rockville
Sewell
Russellville
Absentees Reported As Schools Handle Illnesses
Notes from the high school show and tell of January events. The first H. S. picture show of the New Year will present The Ghost House starring Jack Pickford on January 15. Basketball schedule lists three games from Jan 9 to Jan 16. Coal supplies remain steady with no shutdown planned. Heating issues due to defective equipment are to be fixed soon. County recorder records newly elected trustees for Locust Street M E church and Maple Heights Mission. Ministerial Association meets to discuss tabernacle and Armenian drives.
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Gost House
Jack Pickford
Wiley
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Bedford High School
County Recorder's Office
Locust Street
M. EK
Maple Heights
M. E. Church
W. C. van Arsdale
H. B. Longdon
O. L. Jones
Earl Ellis
P. W. Wright
E. R. Haimrick
J. I. Nelson
George Knauer
R HL Richards
Tabernacle
End Comes to O H Smith After Ten Day Illness
Death of O H Smith occurs Sunday morning after ten days of uremic poisoning. Widow and children mourn the loss.
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O. .H Smith
Widow
Funeral on Tuesday for O H Smith
O H Smith aged 92 died at his home Sunday morning after ten days of uremic poisoning. He born June 2 1830 in bayette county attended DePauw University class of 1859 last surviving member of his class. He was active in Methodist ministry and education. Survived by widow five children W P Smith iact Angelus WA A A Smth Portland OR Harry M S smith Seattle WA Mrs Edith Lippmann Seattle WA Mrs J M Saunders Kansas City burial at Forest Hill after service at College Avenue Methodist Church Tuesday at 2 pm. viewing 10 to 12. Casket not opened at church.
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O. H. Smith
Mr. Smith
Bayette Eouny
DePauw University
Isdt
Elass
Phi Gasmana Delty Praternity
W. P. Smith
Iact Angelus
Washington
A. A. Smth
Portland
Oregon
Harry M Ssmith
Edith Lippmann
Seattle
J. M. Saunders
Kansas City
College Avenue Methodist Church
Kirkpatrick
Forest Hill Cemetery
Union Week of Prayer Services Begin Tonight
The first Union Week of Prayer Services will be held this evening at 7 30 in the Presbyterian church. Professors will speak on The Church Awakened by National Self-Examination. The Baptist Christian and several churches unite for services as they face a new world inviting all to join.
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Presbyterian Church
Tiones
Lhe Baptist
College Avenue M. E
Locust Street
M. BE
Terre Haute men to address Albion booster meeting
A. W. McKeand and George K. Allen will speak at the Greencastle Chamber of Commerce annual banquet about the Get Together Marketing Production Movement. The tour across twenty Indiana and Illinois counties promotes unifying the Wabash Valley Empire and planning a region wide marketing project. B. R. Inman of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce will briefly discuss organization.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Teelling
Wavasia Valley Empire
Wabash Valley Empire Association
A. W. McKeand
George KK. Allen
Greencastle Chamber of Commerce
Wabash Valley Empire
Indiana
Illinois
Greater Terre Haute
McKeand
Greencastle
Allen
B. R. Inman
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Oon
Inman
Lkely
Empire
Earthquake Devastates Villages Across Vera Cruz Region
A powerful quake struck Menlo Veracruz area causing two villages destroyed and many casualties. Wires failed and towns like Orizaba and nearby centers reported severe damage with homes churches and hospitals damaged. Casualty figures remained uncertain as officials assess destruction across Vera Cruz Puebla and Oaxaca.
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Hious
Courthes
Dylapa
Chy
Vera Cruz
Umeava
Orizaba
Real Estate Transfers in Cloverdale Greencastle and Monroe
Ivona Can transfers to Lydia A Keller a Cloverdale lot for 750 dollars. Harry G Leuteke et al transfer to Dove V Wright a Greencastle lot for 2000 dollars. Harrison M Randel transfers to George Knauer 9 acres in Monroe township for 11000 dollars. William A Moser transfers to Hattie H Mc Coy a Cloverdale lot for 2600 dollars. Henry Heber and Nancy Heber to Nellie Heber land in Jefferson township. Harry Bowser of Indianapolis spent the week end with Mr and Mrs J P Allen Jr.
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Ivona Can
Lydia A. Keller
Cloverdale
Harry G. Leuteke
Dove V. Wright
Greencastle
Harrison M. Randel
George ©. Knauer
Monroe
William A. Moser
Hattie H. McCoy
Henry Heber
Nancy Heber
O Nellie Heber
Jefferson Township
Harry Bowser
Indianapolis
J.P. Allen, Jr
Funeral Today for Mrs. Theodore Crawley at Locust Street Church
Mrs. Theodore Crawley aged 45 years 7 months 1 day died Saturday night at her Bloomington street home after months of illness. Born June 2 1874 in Hendricks county Indiana she spent most of her life there and worked at Franklin College Studebaker South Bend Indianapolis News and more. The funeral is today at 2 30 PM at Locust Street M E church with burial in Forest Hill cemetery.
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Theodore Crawley
Bloomington Street
Hendricks County
Indiana
Silas F
Rebecca Moody Davidson
Christian Church
Old Bethesdahurch
Montgomery County
Allen B. Philput
Central Christian Church of
Indianapolis
Locust Street
M. E
Doe
Silas A. Davidson
Wonamac
President Wilson Recovers Amid Winter Ailments
Report notes President Wilson improving at the White House with better symptoms and less need for continuous medical oversight. Firefighters battle a blaze at the Light residence on Locust and Seminary, extinguishing smoldering timbers after initial containment challenges.
Miss Catherine Maxwell Returns to DePauw Studies
Miss Catherine Maxwell returns from a Christmas visit with her parents in Marshall Indiana and will resume her studies at DePauw University.
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Catherine Maxwell
Noice
Harry Maxwell
Marshall
Indiana
DePauw
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