Dedication of the service flag moves a church crowd
A large audience witnessed a dedication service for a new flag composed of the red white and blue with eighty two stars honoring local hometown heroes. Dr Gobin cited Lincoln and connected sacrifice to duty while reading names of the fallen and praising the community.
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Ellsworth
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Prices Hold Steady on Hog Market Opening Trade
Ten thousand hogs offered as receipts show general buying and steady prices. Hog weights 160 to 225 pounds traded around 16.50 while heavier hogs moved 16.55 to 16.60. Cattle and calves remained strong and sheep held firm.
Read the Green Castle Testimony on Doan's Kidney Pills
A Green Castle cabinet maker Asa Smith testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his disordered kidneys back pain and frequent unnatural secretions. He notes his kidneys stay in good condition with occasional use. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Greencastle
Dean
Asa Smith
N. Madison St
Doan
Local News From Putnam County Readers
Long list of small town notices and updates from Putnam County including health improvements for Daniel Riggs, Mrs. H. C. Hatfield’s arm fracture, club meetings, illness, and church activities. Parole or pardon discussions for Hinshaw, local political candidacy, obituaries, road superintendent Stringer, New Era Club meeting, interurban schedule change, and DePauw University military training delay due to officer shortages.
Purdue Defeats DePauw Prominently In Lafayette
Purdue’s Pur due five dominates DePauw in Lafayette Indiana winning 48 to 15. DePauw Captain Royce out with absence and Smith’s guard play disrupts Purdue. McClure fouls out. Purdue shows ragged team work and must improve for conference play.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
DePauw
Boiler Makers
Methodists
Molony
Royce
Smith
McClure
Want Ads Laborers and Carpenters Needed at Zinc Plant
Laborers needed at American Zinc Company plant with twenty five positions open. Fifteen carpenters also sought to apply at American Zinc Products Company. Also notice of a stray Poland male hog found. finder to notify Jones and Young feed store. owner offers reward for care and notice.
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American Zinc Company
Poland
Jones & Young Feed Store
Apply American Zinc Products Company
Methodists Rely On Long Shots In Defensive Bout
The report notes the Methodists favored distant jumpers and did little to push the ball to the baseline for closer opportunities, while defensive play dominated the contest.
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Methodists
Alfred Cook Dies Suddenly at Indianapolis Hospital
Alfred Cook a wealthy Putnam county landowner and longtime Monon railroad conductor died at an Indianapolis hospital after an appendicitis operation. Aged about 65 he owned several farms and is survived by a widow and several children. The body was taken through Greencastle to Roachdale for the funeral set Tuesday afternoon with burial in Roachdale cemetery.
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Alfred Cook
Putnam County
Monon
Indianapolis
Roachdale
Cook
Greencastle
High School Notes Include Staff Changes and Health News
Miss Katherine Helm daughter of Mrs Martha Helm is recovering rapidly from an appendicitis operation. She is a senior and a Maroon staff member. Miss Leota Deam a De Pauw senior began teaching mathematics this morning replacing Mr Stultz. Miss Hazel Swinford a junior will discontinue schooling due to ill health. The Annual will feature pictures of G H S boys now in the army making this section of the Maroon especially interesting.
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Katherine Helm
Martha Helm
Miss Helm
Maroon
Hazel Swinford
Army
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May Alpauga
Charles Alexander John H. Allee
Eugene Anderson Charles Bachman Ross Allen Baker
Clelland Ball Austin Biddle Oliver Claire Bittles
Bourbon P. Bondurant
Reginald Brinklaw Lawrence Bryan
Fred Butler Hadley Cammack
Edgar M. Carver Ward Christie Harry E. Clapp
E. Lester Clark
George Levings Clark
James Clearwater
John Clearwater
Leon Clearwater Brichard Coar
Gilbert Cole
Paul Cook Russell Cook
Edgar Denton
Frank DeVaney
Charles Donnahue Dean Dooley
J. M. Duncan
William P. Evans
Clifford Halley
Carl K. Hixon
Robert Hooker
Edward Honan Leland E. Honnold
Thad Jones
Paul Keisling
Ralph R. Kershner ‘Marcellus Keys
Earl Lane
Daniel Riggs
Vine Street
H. C. Hatfield
South College Avenue
Hatfield
Woman’s Study Club
Charles Reed
Edward Barker
Whittier
Naomi Snider
Methodist Church
Fillmore
William E. Hinshaw
Indiana
Michigan City
Bellevile
Goodrich
Hinshaw
State Board of Pardons
State
Indianapolis Star
T. Ellis
Madison Township
Sarah Bowman
Wiley Foster
Jefferson Township
M. E
Mt. Meridian
Bethel Cemetery
B. B. Stringer
Mr. Stringer
New Era Club
N. M. Marshall
Clara Stanley
Bloomington
Opal Grimes
South Locust Street
George Bond
Medicine Lodge
Kans
Mr. Bond
W. E. Bond
T. C. Bond
W. A. Bond
DePauw University
Grose
Baker
War Department
Amy
Board of Trustees
Methodist
Logan Cabin
E. A. Browning
Brazil
J. H. McKenzie & CO
the Herald
First National Bank
First National Bank of
R. S. Fouts
Greencastle, Indiana
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