Local Items and Court Note Casualties and Appointments
Multiple local notices report illnesses and hospital conditions including Mrs. Glen Crawley and baby, Mrs. George En Sign, Mrs. Emmett Hunter, and Mrs. Marshall. Postmasters Bartley and Chenoweth visited Indianapolis, while Rev B H Bruner and R P Mullins attended a Kiwanis meeting. A Putnam Circuit Court case awarded 150 dollars for foreclosure. L A Ray and George Love in Cloverdale saw a court receiver appointed with a 400 dollar bond. Funeral arrangements follow the death of Carroll Brown’s daughter in law Mrs. Carroll Brown Del la Gochenour DePauw graduate 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osea B. Lindley
L. A. Ray
George Love
Cloverdale
Putnam
Motive Charged in Ohio Double Murder Case
Edward Kaltenbaugh, 21, of Grove City Pennsylvania, confessed to killing John Oser, a Canal Fulton dairyman, and his wife Bertha. Kaltenbaugh was hired on the Oser farm and said he planned the crime to take the man’s car for a ride for his girlfriend. He was captured at his Grove City home and brought to Stark County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Canton
UINS
John Oser
Canal Fulton Dairyman
Bertha
Edward Kaltenbaugh
Grove City
Oser
Stark County
Lindbergh to Visit Indianapolis Tomorrow
Col Charles A. Lindbergh is due to arrive at Indianapolis airport at 11 30 a m in a Ford Stout transport monoplane. He travels with Paul Henderson and Major H C Ferguson among others to meet with local aviation directors and inspect the airport. A delegation of prominent business men will welcome the famed air hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Paul Henderson
Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc
C. S. (Casey) Jones
Curtiss Flying Service, Inc
New York
Columbus
Ohio
H. Weir Cook
Curtis Flying Service
Indiana
Tex Rickard Funeral Crowds at Madison Square Garden
Hundreds view the body of Tex Rickard at Madison Square Garden. A bronze casket stands at the arena center as visitors pass by two per second. Funeral services are scheduled for two o clock this afternoon following the public viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Rickard
New York
Madison Square Garden
Tex
Senate Fights Unconditional Ratification Of Kellogg Briand Pact
In Washington on January 9 the Senate abandoned compromise talks and began a firm push for unconditional ratification of the Kellogg Briand anti war treaty. Senator Plaine of Wisconsin condemned the pact saying it fails to renounce war, protect the Monroe Doctrine and American institutions and would concede British dominance over a quarter of the globe. He argued the treaty under British interpretation allows war wherever the British flag flies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Senate
Senator Plaine (R
Wisconsin
Great Britain
Chinese student Hubert Liang earns journalism niche abroad
DePauw graduate 1926 and Detroit News alumnus is sought by Yenching University for a new journalism school to be sponsored by the University of Missouri. Liang, from Nanchang, formerly taught English at Shanghai University and started its first journalism course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Liang
DePauw University
Detroit News
Liang
America
Shanghai University
L. E. Mitchell
Yenching University
Peking
Univeristy of
Missouri
Ford Plant
Michigan
Bainbridge Man Arrested On Embezzlement Larceny Warrants
Jesse Coffman of Bainbridge was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Sheriff Edward Eitelforge on warrants from affidavits by Fred Ford accusing embezzlement and larceny. Coffman was released on $500 bond for Putnam Circuit Court next Monday. Ford says Coffman embezzled money on January 3 and took livestock belonging to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Coffman
Bainbridge
Edward Eitelforge
Fred Ford
Coffman
Putnam
Ford
Hog Market Steady As Livestock Prices Reported
In Indianapolis on January 9 hogs weighing 150 to 300 pounds sold around 9.35. Cattle trade was slow with weaners 50 cents higher and good cattle at 18.50 to 19.50. Sheep and lamb markets were steady with top lambs at 17 and fat cattle priced 5 to 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chicago Shooters Silence North Side Racketeers
Police report two Chicago shootings during a citywide crackdown on bootleggers and racketeers. Pasqualino Lolordo, linked to the North Side gang, was killed at home. Rocco Maggio was wounded in a drive-by as investigators consider ties to Lolordo’s killers. Authorities seek Joseph Aiello and George Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Cook County
Pasqualino Lolordo
North Side
Tony Lombardo
Lolordo
Rocco Maggio
Maggio
Joseph Aiello
George “Bugs
Moran
al Capone
Tyrrell summer home bombed in Michigan City
The Chicago criminal lawyer John F. Tyrrell whose client list included Capone faction saw his palatial Michigan City summer home wrecked by a blast. Estimated damage exceeded 27000 dollars. Tyrrell said rivals likely staged the attack. no one was inside. Tyrrell was en route from Chicago when notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
INS
John F. Tyrrell
Chicago
Tyrrell
Scarface
al” Capone
Millikan Elected President of AAAS
Dr. Robert A. Millikan, head of the Norman Bridge Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology, was elected president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. DePauw Botany expert Dr. Grace Barkley reports the AAAS convention impressions and recalls Millikan lecturing in Greencastle last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Millikan
Norman Bridge Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Grace Barkley
DePauw
Millikan
Greencastle
Longden Defines Education As Broad Home Across Ages
Vice President Longden spoke on education at chapel, dividing college students into three groups: professional preparers, seekers of knowledge for joy, and those seeing college as adventure. He urged education to span history and philosophy, science, art, libraries, and social growth, aiming to make four years the best of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longden
Chapel
United States
Affidavits Dismissed in Putnam Circuit Court Docket
Criminal actions against Fred Mueller Ollie Sutherlin Everett Alexander Emil Snyder Earl Harmon Charles Phillips Edgar Miller and Clarence McCall were stricken from the Putnam Circuit court docket Wednesday morning by county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mueller
Ollie Sutherlin
Everett Alexander
Emil Snyder
Earl Harmon
Charles Phillips
Edgar Miller
Clarence McCall
Putnam Circuit Court
Classified Wants and Rentals in Greencastle Area
Want ads list January 1 availability for a six room modern house with porch and garage in Greencastle, plus three four room and one two room apartments. Also for sale or rent in Hanna Heights, radio service listing, Rawleigh sales job opportunity, an address at 616 East Washington Street, and found briefcase with owner to claim at Herald office.
Mt Olive Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Stoner
Mt Olive Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will meet with Mrs C E Stoner Thursday Jan 10 at two o'clock. Section One of the Christian church will meet with Mrs John Dunlavy Thursday after noon at 2 o'clock with devotions led on fellowship. The Woman's Study Club will meet Thursday afternoon Jan 10 with Mrs W M O'Brien at her home on East Seminary Street. Miss Mildred Minnick and Lee McKamey wed in Danville Monday and reside in Johnson Apartments on East Waly Street. Section Three of the Choy church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs Mathews 407 West Washington Street. Section Two Christian church meeting postponed one week.
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The
Christian Church
John Dunlavy
East Walnut Street
Woman's Study Club
W. M. O’brien
East Seminary Street
Danville
McKamey
Jesse Minnick
Commercia Place
Franklin Street
Johnson Apartments
East Waly Street
Choy Church
Mathews
West Washingt Street
Mesdames Farmer
Boss
Browning
Basses
Death of Carey Alston Longtime Greencastle resident Passes
Carey Berrie Solomon Junioe Alston an aged Black resident of Greencastle died Tuesday at 10 30 after a brief heart illness. Born in Warren County North Carolina in 1859 he moved to Greencastle in 1880. He was a former slave who lost an arm in Enfield North Carolina. He married Mollie Wagoner after his wife and daughter died. he spent most of his life in Greencastle and was known for debating with local resident Spear Pittman. He joined St Paul Baptist Church in 1882 serving as Sunday school superintendent and later as church trustee. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 30 PM at St Paul Baptist Church with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Berrie Solomon Junioe Alston
Greencastle
Warren County
North Carolina
Mr. Alston
Enfield
Mollie Wagoner
Spear Pittman
Alston
St. Paul Baptist Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Will of Samuel McCoy admitted to probate in Putnam court
The will of Samuel S. McCoy, late Cloverdale resident, was admitted to probate in the Putnam Circuit Court Wednesday with Jesse E. McCoy appointed executor. The will, executed November 2, 1927, leaves equal shares of money to the amount of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel S. McCoy
Cloverdale
Putnam
Jesse E. McCoy
Bequests of £150 to Sons McCoy with Remainder to Heirs
A will states that £150 or under goes to sons Jessep McCoy and Samuel M. McCoy or to heirs of a deceased son Benjamin J. McCoy. All money over £150 is to be divided equally between the two living sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessep McCoy
Samuel M. McCoy
Benjamin J. McCoy
Brotherhood Dinner Honors Oxnam at Greencastle Church
The Methodist Brotherhood of the Greencastle church plans a dinner for DePauw president Dr. G Bromley Oxnam. The event is set for Monday January 14 at 6 30 PM in the church social room on College Avenue. Reservations for ladies and guests should be made by Friday evening by calling Charles McCurry at 753 K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Brotherhood
Greencastle Church
DePauw
G. Bromley Oxnam
College Avenue
Oxnam
Charles McCurry
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Baby
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Emmett Hunter
Howe Abbott
August Brokelmeier
Margaret A. Brokelmeier
Charles Marshall
B. H. Bruner
R. P. Mullins
Greencastle Kiwanis Club
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Milton Brown
Monticello
Carroll Brown
Della Gochenour
Kodak Film
Multias Drug Store
Chester P. Mills
W. C. Durant
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Lindy
Kauble’s
Wabash Valley Electric Co
Henry County
J. Glen Harris
Gary
James M. Knapp
Hagerstown
Frank E
Bone Dry) Wright
George W. Freeman
Kokomo
Truman G. Murden
Logansport
John W. Chamberlain
James J. Nejdl
Whiting
Denver C. Harlan
Richmond
Harlan
Wilson
Martinsurg
W. Va
International Newareel
S. C. Sayers
Central Trust Co
Hanna Heights
East
Washington St
A. Hauck
Kenneth Day
Highland Apartments
Rawleigh
Putnam County
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Dept
Freeport
Ill
Herald Office
Frank Johnson
ATA
Mt. Olive Woman's
Mildred Minnick
Lee McKamey
Carey Alston
McOy Will
Brotherhood TO Honor
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Black and Tan Scotch Grain
Oxfords
Potter Shoe Store
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