Local notes from Columbus and Cloverdale and surrounding area
Mr and Mrs Fred Hosea visit Columbus with Clinton Boyle. Elizabeth Ward ill at home on North Vine. Elizabeth Daggy returning to Gary to teach at Emerson high. Mrs George Ensign seriously ill at Arlington. Richard Mathews father in law of Mrs Fred Masten ill at Elm. Putnam County trustees to meet with County Superintendent Vermillion Monday. Mildred Hammond ill with pneumonia at home. Katherine Long travels to Indianapolis visiting sister before Berea Kentucky. Funeral set for Mrs Elizabeth Sherrill at Cloverdale Methodist Church. Elder W E Gill and Rev Reuben Masten officiating. Clodfelter and Moffett touring Tennessee Kentucky with Federal Loan Bank. farms in poor condition noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mathews Saged
Fred Masten
Fred Meeten
Elm Street
Katherine Long
J. F. Long
South Locust Street
Indianapolis
Vernon Worrall
Berea
Elizabeth Sherrill
Cloverdale
Cloverdale Methodist Church
W. E. Gill
Reuben Masten
W. ©. Clodfelter
Tennessee
Kentucky
Charles Moffett
Federal Loan Bank of
Someville
Mr. Clodfelter
Methodists Back New Prohibition Bill in County Meeting
Levi Dodson, a local colored man, started a 30 day term at the State Farm after a elity court conviction for coal theft. Basil Baldwin and Kenneth Black received 26 day terms and $200 fines for liquor possession in city court. A Chamber of Commerce directors meeting is set for Monday at 7 30 PM in the council rooms, open to all members. County clerk reported 153 1929 hunting licenses sold as hunters shop early for next year’s bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Dodson
Elity Court
State Farm
Chamber of Commerce
Basil Baldwin
Quincy
Kenneth Black
Mill Grove
Indiana State Farm
Edward Ettelforge
Tuessay
Mail Order Bootleggers Spread the Smuggling Network
Washington officials report mail order liquor is expanding bootlegger distribution, supplementing local delivery. Prohibition authorities investigate nationwide operations from New York City to Seattle and cross borders, noting higher costs and similar products under fancier labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Prohibition Bureau
Post Office Department
Lincoln C. Andrews
The
Rum Trust
New York City
Seattle
San Francisco
Canada
Mexico
Notice in Riggs divorce case in Putnam Circuit Court
In Putnam County Indiana January Term 1929 Guy O Riggs sues Mattie P Riggs for divorce. Defendant unknown residence. publication dated January 3 1929. Defendant required to appear March 20 1929 at Greencastle court or face default. Clerk Ferd Lucas seals, Theodore Crawley attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Putnam Circuit Court
Guy O. Riggs
Mattie P. Riggs
Theodore Crawley
Court House
Greencastle
Ferd Lucas
Putnam Circuit
Archdukes Absorbed by Democracy Then and Now
Ten years after the fall of the Habsburg dynasty once Europe’s mightiest royal line, Archdukes and other family members adapt by taking ordinary jobs and living among the public. The article notes shifts in status and integration into modern society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Hapsburg
Europe
Ten years after fall of mapsburg archdukes seek new lives
Vienna reports that after the 1919 collapse many former archdukes and archduchesses have integrated into democratic life. Leopold Woelfling and Louise former crown princess of Saxony pursue varied work. Others, like Archduke Otto Albrecht and Wilhelm, still aspire to the Hungarian throne while siblings seek livelihoods across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
House of Mapsburg
Europe
Leopold Woelfling
Leopold Ferdinand
Louise
Saxony
Heinrich Ferdinand
Salzburg
Elizabeth
Francis Joseph
Leopold Petzmiek
Otto Windischgraetz
Austria
Hungary
Steyr Automobile Works
Archduke Leopold Salvator
Leopold
United States
Hollywood
Rainer
Hedwig
Barcelona
Spain
Archduke Otto
Zita
Archduke Albrecht
Friedrich
Archduke Wilhelm
Karl Stephan
Amos sentenced for Indianapolis holdup and killings
Lloyd Amos of Kokomo was sentenced by Judge James A. Collins to 5 to 25 years in the state prison after conviction by a Marion county jury on automobile banditry and robbery tied to the December Habit Dry Goods store holdup in which two bandits were fatally shot by police. Amos was accused of driving the bandit car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lloyd Amos
Kokomo
Marion County
James A. Collins
Amos
Miss Ann Cannon to Return to Gary on Sunday
Miss Ann Cannon an instructor in Gary schools returns to Gary Sunday after a holiday visit with relatives. The Fortnightly Club meets Monday with Mrs. C. W. Otis as hostess. The PTA Second Ward meets Friday with Bruce Barton reading and Supt Warren J. Veint praising curriculum revision health and character education. Health bonds were purchased during the anti tuberculosis drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Cannon
Gary
Parent Teachers Association of
Second Ward
A. G. Brown
Bruce Barton
Warren J. Véynt
Mellon Pays Million for Raphael Madonna
Secretary Andrew W. Mellon denied a London Daily Mail report that he bought Raphael's Madonna for 1 million dollars. The story claimed he also purchased a work titled Cowper Madonna for nearly 1 million, which he rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Raphael
Madonna
London
INS
Andrew W. Mellon
United States Treasury
Daily Mail
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
London Daily Mail
Marc MacDermott Actor Dies in Glendalee Hospital
Film star Marc MacDermott dies in Glendalee California hospital after a six month liver ailment and four months in care. He was one of the era’s leading men in Hollywood films and his death was reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendalee
Cal
Marc MacDermott
Want Ads Rent and Apartments in Greencastle
WANT ADS. FOR RENT Available about January 1 six room and sleeping porch modern home Strictly modern hardwood floors furnace electric lights gas garage Excellent location See C. Sayers Central Trust Co APARTMENTS Three four room and bath apartments and one two room apartment the latter especially desirable for teachers of two women strictly modern with heat furnishes and ideally located in best residence section of Greencastle These will be available about February 1 For particulars and reservations see C. Sayers Central Trust
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Sayers
Central Trust Co
Greencastle
Is Character Caught or Taught? PTA Talk Highlights
Doctor Bartlett's address before the First Ward P T A discusses whether character is taught or formed by wholesome influences. He cites a friend who mentored institutional boys and notes the impact of adults on a child's life. Additional notes cover other PTA activities, meetings, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Adams
Marjorie Black
Mary Louise Conrad
Vernon Elmore
Marion McBride
Jim
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Mrs
Fred Hosea
Mrs Clinton C. Boyle
Columbus, C
Elizabeth Ward J
North Vine Street
Elizabeth Daggy
Emerson High School
George Ensign
Arlington Street
John
Vermillion
Mildred Hammond
Raymond Hammond
R. R
Methodist Episcopal Church World Service Commission
Evanston, MI
N. B. Davis
Edwin H. Hughes
Commission
DePauw University
J. R. Edward
R. A. Ward
W. 8. Bovard
E. D. Kohlstedt
Dora” Bragg
Covington
India
By Alfred Turnauer
C. W. Otis
Marion Brown
Mary Yount
Miss Cannon
Kenneth Day
Hanna Heights
J. E. Boesen
Phone Rural 41
East
A. A. Hauck
Poland
Hughes
Parent
Martha Ridpath
Flossie McCullough
Yount
James P. Hughes
Woman's Faculty Club
Woman's
Evans Hall
Florence Ellis
Spencer
Florence * Ellis
Sus
Garfield Sch
Terre Haute
Gz. Pierson
Presley
Speno
World
Miss Ellis
Frank Ellis
Mis
Igbert Jordan
Liberty Street
Gail G. Jackson
Leslie Jackson
Springfield
Unitarian Church
Urbana
Johnson
Illinois College
Ding
Beechwood Club
Beechwood Pleasant
Nannie Arnold
Artie Raines
Williams
Lee Williams
Anderson
Strest
John Melville
Eitel
George Longan
Carol Moore
William Grogan
Oliver
John Deere
Purina
John Deere Tractor
Campbell Bros
BIG
Greencastle, Ind
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