Local notes and births in Greencastle district
Mr and Mrs George Sims announce a son born Sunday in Greencastle R7. Mrs Ben King of Bloomington Street confined at home by influenza. William Priest spent Sunday at Apel and attended the Indi game. Dr W H McLean spoke at Broadway Methodist Indianapolis on the international Sunday school lesson. Mr and Mrs Bence Daggy visited relatives in Manhattan. R P Mullins visited Indianapolis Monday. Goehler Ohmert, a former DePauw student, visited Greencastle friends Sunday. Donald O'Rear spent Sunday in Terre Haute. Miss Mary Case of Beck Sales Co is improved in County Hospital. Cannon has returned to teaching music in Greencastle. W D James and son visited Indianapolis Monday. Mrs Verde Inst Darrell Marvel ordered to pay $6 support of wife winning January 9 1928. Clodfelter Morton Fultz Reelsville Wilder Greencastle named defendants in Putnam County musical matter. Mrs Clarence Vestal and Mr Lee Wood spent Sunday with Mrs Albert Call at Putnam. Paul and Harry Moore of Moore Shoe Store travel to Chicago for the National meeting then to Florida for several weeks. Stoner improving in health and planning Florida visit this spring. Lucas hosted the heon club on my street. A called meeting of pter O E S is set for Wednesday station.
Sigma Delta Chi Banquet and Dance at DePauw
The DePauw journalism fraternity Sigma Delta Chi held a banquet and dance at the Phi Gamma Delta house with razzing prizes for the girls. Winners included Margar et Rohenwedder and Margaret Harvey. Guests included Indianapolis editors and Indiana University staff, with chaperones and Rochester Melody Makers providing music.
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Sigma Delta Chi
DePauw
Phi Gamma Delta
Paul Mahoney
Esther Gentry
Margaret Rohenwedder
Margaret Harvey
Lily
Josephine Macmanee
Barbara Foltz
Lynch
Volney B. Fowler
Indianapolis
Edwin O'Neal
James Stewart
Lyman Croe
Indiana University
Fowler
The
Indianapolis Times
O'Neal
Times
Stewart
Indianapolis Star
Cloe
F.G. Tilden
L. E. Mitchell
R. W. Pence
Melody Makers of
Rochester
Government bribery trial seeks new judge for Jackson case
Special Judge Oscar M. Montgomery stepped down after granting a change of venue in the state against Governor Ed Jackson and co defendants. Ira Bat man Thomas Davidson and Ben Carr were named as potential next judges chosen from by the court. The defendants are accused of offering ex governor Warren Mc Cray a $10,000 bribe to appoint James McDonald Marion county prosecuting attorney in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Oscar H. MonTgomery
Seymour
Ed, Jackson
George W. Coffin
Robert I. Marsh
Marsh
Ira Batman
Bloomington
Thomas B. Davidson
Greensburg
Ben P. Carr
Monticello
Diet to Gain Weight and Avoid Underweight Ills
A medical note recounts a six foot tall man stuck at 230 pounds who overate to the point of illness, then slimmed after reducing intake to 1500 calories and gradually rebuilding to 4000. It emphasizes digestive overload as a common cause of underweight and outlines a daily menu for weight gain. The piece is attributed to A. A. Metovern, with letters addressed to Mr. Mellovern, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Metovern
Mr. Mellovern
East 42Nd St
New York City
College Student Found with Bullet in Brain
Coroner M. L. Wagner opened an inquest into the death of Henton Edwin Miller a 22 year old University of Pennsylvania student found shot to death at his parents home in Peru Indiana The shooting occurred while his parents left the house for about thirty minutes during Miller's holiday return home.
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Peru
Ind
INS
M. L. Wagner
Henton Edwin Miller
University of Pennsylvania
Livestock Prices in Indianapolis Market Report
Hogs were generally 25 cents higher with bulk classes from 180 pounds up quoted at 8.85. The cattle market was steady with few steers and small lots selling up to 15. Wealers rose 50 cents to 16.50 with a top of 17.00. Sheep were scarce with strictly choice lambs at 13.00.
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Indianapolis
London Florence flood danger period nears end
Thames River communities reinforce flood defenses with sandbags as danger period nears closure. Despite Saturday’s destruction, barriers held near Westminster Putney and Windsor Castle areas with crowds viewing the flood from temporary banks and river meadows remaining flooded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thames River
Ad Gallery
Westminster
Putney
Windsor Castle
Blaze Destroys Part of Terre Haute Plant
A fire at the Valentine Packing Company plant in Terre Haute caused more than $20,000 in damage. Flames spread through the building, leaping over 100 feet in the air before firefighters could contain it. The plant lies just across the Wabash river outside the city limits. Almost the entire city fire department fought the blaze, pumping water across to stop its spread.
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Terre Haute
Valentine Packing Company
Wabash River
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George Sims
Greencastle R. 7
Ben King
Bloomington Street
William Priest
Apel
Indi
Herald
W. H. McLean
DePauw University
Broadway
Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church
McLean
R. P. Mullins
Goehler Ohmert
Greencastle
Donald O’rear
Mary Case
Beck Sales Co
Cannon
S. W
Verde
Darrell Marvel
Clodfelter
Morton
Fultz
Reelsville
Wilder
Putnam County
Clarence Vestal
Aw Lee Wood
Albert Call
Putnam
Paul and
Harry Moore
Moore Shoe Store
Chicago
Toner
Florida
Mr. Stoner
Lucas
Heon Club
My Street
Pter O. E. S
Mullins Drug Store
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
Madison Square Garden
N. Y
Loughran
International Newareel
Paul Hardy
James Hardy
Mrs. Hardy
Chestnut Street
Albion, Ill
Elsie Kim
Evan
Pittsfield
Mass
Mount Vernon
Ionts
Jennie Ryan
Malone
Dorothy Stratton
Norwalk
Conn
Agnes
Russia
Armenia
Jackson
Montgomery
Mahmoud Chefik Offendi
Mahmoud Chefik -Efend
Konia
Chef
iTrterna
Nicholas
Father Nicholas
Croék
Tirana
Scutari
Theor Mond
Arthur AL McGovers
Cornell Medical College
Seth
Indiana Loan Co
East
Hanna
J. B. Harris
Court House
Pitchford
South Jacksons
Western Metal Co
Pitts
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Discour
Studi
Studio of Decorative Art
BUICK
B. Flint, Mich
Moffett & Dobb
Greencastle, Indiana
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