Brazil Defeats Russellville 30 to 17 In Fast Game
Brazil toppled the Putnam County squad Russellville 30 to 17 in one of the fastest games on the local floor. Proctor led with five field goals and nine free throws contributing to a strong second half where Brazil outscored Russellville 19 to 7.
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Putnam County
Brazil
Russellville
White
Proctor
McGaughey
Kidd
Crabb
S. Proctor
Rusellville
Decker
Shattuck
White Crabs
Clodfelter Shattuck
McGaughey Kidd
Craig X65eign Fink Anderson
Randolph
Tuggle
Anderson
Dean
Downing
Webster
Clodfelter
Elders Drink Poisoned Communion Wine in Michigan Church
Eight elders of the Seventh Reform ed Church in Grand Rapids were poisoned at morning services when varnish poured into a communion cup was mistaken for sacramental wine. Two elders were critically ill as the cup was passed and worshipers fled the building. a church official reportedly misidentified varnish as wine during redecorating stored in the jug room.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Seventh Reformed Church
Banke
H. Terk
Elders Collapse After Sermon Poisoning Incident
The communion cup was passed after Rev. D A Van Lummel's sermon. Elder Riewold drank first and fainted, followed by the other elders including Folkerysma and Terkhurst who collapsed rapidly. Hospital attendants fear for Folkerysma and Terkhurst recovery.
Little Giants defeat Tigers 25 to 15 in gym clash
Pete Vaughan and Wabash shut down DePauw with height and fast guarding in a Saturday night win at DePauw Gym. Wabash vaulted to an early 18 to 9 halftime lead and held on for a 25 to 18 final as DePauw battled under a disadvantage with Peare at center and strong defense from Goldsberry and Cannon.
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Wabash
DePauw
DePauw-Wabash
Pete Vaughan
Pete
Purdue
Greencastle
Piggy Lambert
Peare
Rockville High
DePa
Hirt
De_ Pauw
Wabash Triumphs Over DePauw In Close Basketball Conflict
Wabash edged DePauw 25 to 18 as Crane Cannon White Mendenhall and Grater led for Wabash with strong inside defense and precise substitutions by Coach Walker. DePauw fought to rally with Tudor and Moffett contributing, but inconsistent shooting and height challenges hampered the comeback effort.
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Wabash
DePauw
Crane
Oi.s
Cannon
Os A
Mendenhall Goldsberry
Young Gretels
Moffett Substitutions
Bille
Mendenhall
White
Young
Tudor
DePauw Chorus to Sing The Messiah in Brazil
The DePauw University chorus of 150 voices will perform The Messiah in Brazil likely on Sunday January 29. An orchestra of skilled musicians will accompany. admission is free with a voluntary offering to cover expenses.
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Depauw Chorus
Brazil
First Methodist Church
DePauw University
Funeral of W C Van Arsdel at The Elms
The funeral for William C. Van Arsdel, who died Saturday morning, was held at The Elms on Seminary and Wood streets Monday at 7:30 PM. Dr. W H Kellogg led the service with Rev. Benson Baker and Rev. H C Clippinger assisting. The body was moved to Indianapolis and buried at Crown Hill Cemetery. Phi Gamma Delta and Sigma Chi fraternities attended, honoring Mr Van Arsdel and his son Paul.
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William C. van Arsdel
Elms
Seminary and
Wood Streets
W. H. Kellogg
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Benson Baker
van Arsdel
H. C. Clippinger
Locust Street
Greencastle
Traction
Crown Hill Cemetery
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Chi
Mr. van Arsde
Paul
Myers Seeks Merchant Policeman Job in Greencastle
Arthur Myers circulates a petition among Greencastle business men to hire him as a special merchant policeman. He asks each merchant to pay $2 a month for the service.
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Arthur Myers
Greencastle
Myers
Epidemic of Thefts Strikes Cloverdale Stores
Cloverdale reports a wave of robberies last Thursday and Sunday night targeting three businesses. The Smash-and-grab thefts used large stones to break rear doors, with cash taken and some merchandise copied from The Smoke House, Broady's restaurant, and Sig Smith Grocery. Authorities suspect local talent may be involved.
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Broady's
Smitt Grocery
Cloverdale
Broady’s
Homer T. Broadstreet
Sig Smith
Death of Mrs Elizabeth F Urton at 78 in Reelsville
Mrs Elizabeth F Urton aged 78 died Sunday at 4:00 AM at her home near Reelsville after months of illness. She is survived by children Cora Elizabeth and John Urton of Reelsville. her husband John Urton died last April. Funeral at Reelsville church Tuesday 11:00 AM with Mrs Bunyan supervising. burial in Reelsville Cemetery.
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Elizabeth F. Urton
Reelsville
Urton
Cora Urton
Elizabeth Urton
John Urton
Bunyan
Thief Steals Wheel From Ford Car at Cloverdale Garage
An Albany farmer near Cloverdale found his Ford car missing a wheel Sunday morning. The thief jacked up the vehicle in his garage and removed one wheel, leaving the car immobilized.
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Albany
Cloverdale
De Pauw Student William Robbins Heads Home
William Robbins a De Pauw University student and Sigma Chi left for Cleveland on Sunday to remain there for the rest of the school year.
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William Robbins
DePauw
Sigma Chi
Cleveland
Peace Treaty Signed as Ireland Faces Unrest and Uncertainty
Dublin reports the peace treaty ratified amid widespread prayers, yet internal disarray persists. The Dail Eireann split deepens over the treaty with Sinn Fein factions contending a provisional government while Eamon DeValera considers retirement amid a failing attempt to resign.
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Dublin
Ireland
Dail Eireann
Mansion House
Dail
Eamon DeValera
Sinn Fein
DeValera
de Valera
Electric Lighting to Boost Egg Production at Purdue Course
Lafayette January 6 Poultry and eggs marketing and electric lighting of hen houses to raise egg output are on the agenda for Purdue University Farmers Short Course. W F Friebe of Chicago, veteran poultry buyer and wartime USDA adviser, will discuss marketing and price gains. C J Bashore of Silver Lake will describe electrified hen houses and his success with a 600 Leghorn flock.
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Lafayette
Purdue University
W. F. Friebe
Chicago
U. S. Food Administration
C.J. Bashore
Silver Lake
Indiana
Bashore
Nazarene Revival draws crowd and funds at local church
Rev. Miss R Myrtle Mangum and Rev. Miss Maud Cretores spoke at the Church of the Nazarene on Saturday and Sunday. Sunday morning collection exceeded 267 dollars for Benevolent purposes as forty three attended. The evening service filled the church to capacity with additional missionary offerings. Two seekers prayed at the altar Friday and Saturday, two adults joined the church, and Dr Short of Indianapolis will visit next Sunday as the revival continues.
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R. Myrtle Mangum
India
Maud Cretores
Africa
Church of the Nazarene
Short
Indianapolis
Summers is Fined and Sentenced in Greencastle Court
Patsie Summers known locally was fined five pounds and costs and given 30 days on the Penal Farm after arraignment before Mayor Zeis. The jail term was suspended on condition he reveal the liquor source. Summers was arrested Sunday in the courthouse by Marshal Henry O'Hair.
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Patsie’ Summers
Greencastle
Zeis
Summers
Marshall Henry O’hair
Youth Who Robbed Cook Store Captured in Indianapolis
The thief Harry L. Pierpont age 19 of Indianapolis shot contractor Edward Devine on the Circle but was captured by Devine and his wife. Pierpont admitted stealing eleven revolvers from John Cook & Son's Hardware, then fled to Greencastle Terre Haute and back to Indianapolis. He faces charges of shooting with intent to kill burglary and vehicle taking.
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John Cook & Son
Indianapolis
Edward Devine
Circle
Harry L. Pierpont
Pierpont
New Jersey
Michigan
Greencastle
Cook & Sons Hardware
Terre Haute
Mr. Devine
Devine
Terminal Station
Cook
John Cook, Jr
Coach Rhea’s team to face Wiley High in local clash
Coach Rhea’s basketball squad travels to meet Wiley High School of Terre Haute this Friday night. Wiley recently beat Rockville 27 to 16, as Indianapolis referee Dale Miller is assigned to the game.
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Rhea
Wiley
Terre Haute
Terre
Senior Annual contest seeks best original story at G H S
Editorial staff offers a copy of a book as prize to the pupil who writes the best original short story for the Literary department of the 1922 Annual. Keen competition expected among students. manuscripts due to Beryl O'Hair or Florence Helen McGaugh ey by Monday February 6.
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Beryl O’hair
Florence Helen McGaughey
Hog Receipts Steady to Higher in Indianapolis Market
Hog receipts reached 7 000 with prices opening steady to strong and some sales 10 cents higher. Top hogs ranged from 8 25 to 7 00 for sows, pigs at 9 00 down, killers bought 5 000 hogs, 1 000 to outsiders. Cattle cows steady, calves 50 cents lower, lambs steady around 11 50.
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Indianapolis
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