Greencastle Stomps Summitville 32 to 12 in Local Gym
Green Castle High School rolled past Summitville 32 12 in Friday night gym action. Allen led the scoring with six field goals as Green Castle built an early lead and held on for the win while Captain H Black and Foster added steady contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Greencastle
Summitville
Taylor
Price
Rhea
Purple and Gray Boys
H. Black
Foster
Winslow Pes
Woodruff
Auoto
Hoppes Taeseptese
McMahn
Co. Black
Christopher
C. Black
Bryan
Stamm
Butler
Leatchie
Moore
Wood
Winslow
Leatehiee
Evans
Indianapolis
G H S Second Team Falls to Alumni in Curtain Raiser
The Greencastle High School second team lost 41 to 23 to an alumni plus stars squad in a Friday curtain raiser. Early lead favored the visitors 20 to 6, with Black and Allen shining for Greencastle and Oppes and Price for Summitville. Mrs Hattie Hampton travels Sunday to Utica Ohio to be with ill sister Mrs Morton Acord. Summitville hosts them next week.
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Black and
Allen
Greencastle
Taylor Ad Stamm
Oppes
Price
Summitville
Hattie Hampton
Utica
Ohio
Morton Acord
Hampton
Grade Crossings To Be Eliminated On Federal Aid Highways
Washington policy aims to remove grade crossings on Federal Aid Highways. Bridges or underpasses will replace crossings where possible, with railroads sharing costs. The drive, backed by state and railroad cooperation, seeks to save lives after 5,636 fatalities and 10,644 injuries from grade crossings through 1920.
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Washington, D.C
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
American Association of State Highway Officials
Department
United States
Monster Crowd Predicted For DePauw Wabash Game
A monster crowd is expected tonight at Bowman Gymnasium as DePauw hosts Wabash in a much anticipated basketball tilt. DePauw, led by Captain Mendenhall, is favored to win. Wabash relies on Goldsberry and Adams to challenge, with reserves Burns and Thorn ready to be used. Local fans from Crawfordsville join a statewide turnout to see if Wabash can upset the Tigers.
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Wabash-Depauw
Depauw
Tigers
Wabash
Capt. Mendenhall
Bowman Gymnasium
Mendenhall
Cannon
Moffett
Young
White
Goldsberry
Gullion
Purdue
Thorn
Capt. Grater
Cat
Adams
Crane
Little Young
Burns
Crawfordsville
Wabash Faces Tough Purdue Style Challenge
Wabash lacks DePauw and Purdue class and must reverse form to threaten the Tigers. The visitors plan a hard aggressive start but may struggle against the fast scientific game seen in the Purdue contest by DePauw.
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Wabash
DePauw
Purdue
Tigers
Farmer Killed by a Falling Tree Near Vivalia
A. J. Darnall, 61, farmer of Madison township one mile east of Vivalia, was crushed to death Saturday when a tree he and his two stepsons were cutting fell and pinned him. The youths attempted to free him, cutting splinters that released the log. coroner McCurry investigated the fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Darnall
Vivalia
Madison Township
Mr. Darnall
McCurry
Ezra Champer Stricken by Stroke at Green Castle Home
Ezra Champer, a prominent Green Castle businessman, suffered a stroke of paralysis at his East Washington Street home near midnight Friday. His entire right side is affected. he was resting easily on Saturday. Doctor Eugene Hawkins is his physician.
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Ezra Champer
Greencastle
East Washington Street
Champver
Eugene Hawkins
Death of Carl R. Collins at age 11
The death of Carl R. Collins age 11 son of Clay Collins occurred at 8 o'clock Friday night at his father's home eight miles north of Greencastle. Cause given as scarlet fever he will be buried Saturday afternoon in Fillmore Cemetery with no public funeral services.
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Carl R. Collins
Clay Collins
Greencastle
Fillmore
Present Day Club Meeting With Mrs Rariden
The Present Day Club will meet with Mrs. S. R. Rariden on Tuesday afternoon to discuss club matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Rariden
Death of William C. Van Arsdel at 75
Prominent Greencastle resident and Indianapolis businessman William Campbell Van Arsdel died after a two week illness from a stroke. Born December 19, 1849, he had been state agent for New York Life in Indianapolis, later engaged in real estate, and moved to Greencastle in 1906. Funeral Monday at his home with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery Indianapolis.
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Greencastle
Indianapolis
Crown Hill Cemetery
William C. van Arsdel
East Seminary Street
Crown Hill
H. W. Kellogg
Central Ave., Methodist Church
van Arsdel
John B. DeMotte
Traction
William Campbell van Arsden
William C Van Arsdel A Longtime Indiana Leader Dies
William C Van Arsdel a prominent Indiana lawyer insurance executive and politician died leaving a legacy in business law and Methodism. He served in the State Legislature 1893 95 helped enact the Nicholson Temperance Law and led fundraising for the Great Indianapolis-Wayne Methodist Hospital project. He was twice married and survived by his widow Emma Parr and three children.
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Tered Asbury
DePauw University
Phi Gamma Delta
Asbury
Indianapolis
Ritter, Walker & Ritter
Indiana Law School
van Arsdel
Portland
Oregon
New York Life Insurance Company
van Arsdel Frely
van Arsde
Methodist Hospital
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
William (. van Arsdel
Frankie Hawk
Emma Parr
Tito
J. B. van Arsdel
St. Louis
E. N. Pitkin
William C. van Arsdel, Jr
Paul van Arsdel
Cloverdale Hosts Classic Hoops Invitational
Cloverdale High School hosts an afternoon and evening basketball invitational featuring Fillmore Stilesville Eminence. Two afternoon games: Cloverdale versus Eminence and Fillmore versus Stilesville. Winners meet tonight with Cloverdale and Fillmore favored to contend for honors.
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Cloverdale High School
Fillmore
Stilesville
Eminence
South
Music Recital at High School Parents Meeting
Professor R C Sloane arranges a recital for the Monday Parents Teachers meeting at 7 30 PM. Performers include Miss Katherine Strong voice instructor at DePauw University, violinist Arthur Perry with accompanist Wm Blanchard, and Richmond Ind pianist Miss Helen Wickett now studying at the School of Music. Miss Wickett belonged to Richmond High School’s Vocational Music graduating class directed by Sloane. Paul Brown, son of Fred and Mrs Brown of Fillmore, visited Greencastle on Saturday.
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R. C. Sloane
Katherine Strong
DePauw University School of Music
Arthur Perry
Wm. Blanchard
Helen Wickett
Richmond
Ind
School of Music
Wickett
Directors of Farmers Association Addressed by District Chairman
Oscar Larm district chairman of the Farmers Association spoke to the Putnam County Directors at their monthly meeting in the county agent Charles Jacksons office. He outlined work to be done and advised on methods to elevate Putnam County Association to a high level.
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Oscar Larm
Warren County
Farmer's Association
Putnam County Farmer’s Association
Charles Jackson
Larm
Putnam County Association
Greencastle High Seeks Junior Music Study Club
Prof R C Sloane will organize a Junior Music Study Club for Greencastle High School students active in violin piano and voice. Monthly meetings will be held in members homes with ten cent dues of which five cents stay local and five goes to Indianapolis. Ruth Wilson Crystal Cooper and Arthur Perry were named to recruit members. Special pep chapel was held to prep for Summitville game with speeches by Principal Glidewell and Coach Rhea.
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R. C. Sloane
Greencastle High School
Indianapolis
Ruth Wilson
Crystal Cooper
Arthur Perry
High School
Summitville
Glidewell
Rhea
Real Estate Transfer In Jackson County
Nancy J. Gordon transfers land in Jackson to Lewis C. Lassley for 1500 dollars.
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Nancy J. Gordon
Lewis C. Lasley
Jackson
Opening Hog Prices Steady to 25 Cents Higher
Indianapolis receipts show hogs 5500 head and cattle 200 with 300 calves and 200 sheep. Hogs under 200 pounds quoted 8.75 to 9.00. heavier hogs 8.00 to 8.50. Pigs 9.00, sows 7.00. Local buyers took 4000 hogs. rest to outsiders. Cattle trade active with firm to strong prices. calves 11.50, sheep and lambs 11.50.
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Indianapolis
Presbyterian Church Service and Activities Schedule
The Presbyterian Church lists Sunday School at 9 39 led by J C Bridges with a session meeting at 10.00 in the Manse for new members. Morning worship at 10 40 including the Lord's Supper and a meditation The New Covenant. Virginia Patterson will sing. Young People's Endeavor at 6 50 on Opportunities led by Neg Schwanz. Evening worship at 7 30 with a sermon Shut out of the Kingdom Ruth Behmer will sing. Woman's Circle meets Wednesday at 2 30 at Mrs W S Morrison 9 N College Ave. Junior Endeavor at 4 00 Thursday led by Shirley Martin. Prayer meeting 7 30 Thursday evening.
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Victor L. Raphael
J. C. Bridges
New Covenant
Virginia Patterson
Christian Endeavor
Neg Schwanz
Ruth Behmer
W. S. Morrison
N .College Ave
Junior Christian Endeavor
Shirley Martin
Matson Sees Mary Rose at English's Theatre
Reese Matson of the Model Clothing Store saw the play Mary Rose at English's Theatre in Indianapolis on Friday night.
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Bess Sanders
Indianapolis
Mary Rose
Reese Matson
The
Model Clothing Store
English's Theatre
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Rhea Schmidt
Ghata
Cian Gillen
P. Fasten
Sweet
Long
Weet
Schmidt
Oung
Frans
Evan
MR. van Arsdel
Cloverdale
Paul Brown
Fred Brown
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