Farmers Plan Relief Outline From Purdue Short Course
Indiana farmers at Purdue University outlined a relief plan to be submitted through Governor McCray and Purdue professor G I Christie for the Washington conference on January 23. The action followed at the Indiana Corn Growers Association meeting as diverse farming groups heard talks on soil fertility tile drainage limestone manure acid phosphate and market strategies.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Purdue University
McCray
G. I. Christie
Purdue
Washington
Indiana Corn Grower's Association
Henry W. Marshall
Charles F. Gunnels
American Farm Bureau
A. T. Wiancko
Prof. Wiancko
M. H. Overton
Farm Management Department
Phi Delta Theta Plans $600000 Campaign For Education Aid
Indianapolis January 10 Ambitious young men will gain college education through a Phi Delta Theta drive to raise 600000 for scholarships and chapter houses. Traveling secretary Arthur R. Priest Tom A. Davis and Fred R. Cowles map the campaign aimed at alumni. Priest formerly dean of men at the University of Washington and ex DePauw instructor joins the fundraising effort.
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Arthur R. Priest
Seattle
Washington
Greencastle and
Depauw
PHI Delta Theta Fraternity
Indianapolis
Wash
Tom A. Davis
Goshen
Indiana
Fred R. Cowles
Priest
University of Washington
DePauw University
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Endowment Fund
Mrs. James A. Rawley Dies in Brazil Indiana
Mrs. James A. Rawley aged fifty two wife of a Brazil physician and active clubwoman died of apoplexy yesterday after a brief illness. She was born in Greensville but lived in Knightsville before moving to Brazil. Survived by husband daughter Margaret a Smith College student two brothers Frank K. Dickson East Chicago and George K. Dickson Brazil and two sisters Mrs. D H Davis Brazil and Mrs. D K Armstrong Indianapolis.
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Brazil
Ind
James A. Rawley
Rawley
Greencastle
Knightsville
Margaret
Smith College
Frank K. Dickson
East Chicago
George K. Dickson
D. H. Davis
D. K. Armstrong
Indiananapolis
Bainbridge Handed Roachdale a 38 14 Defeat
In Bainbridge High School gym Bainbridge defeated Roachdale 38 to 14 Tuesday night. Bainbridge led 22 to 8 at halftime as Chadd and Stewart starred. The second team saw extensive action, with Greencastle and Fillmore watching, and the win boosts Bainbridge in the county tournament next month likely against Greencastle for top honors.
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Bainbridge High School
Bainbridge
Roachdale
Chadd
Stewart
Graham
Greencastle
Fillmore
No Changes in Greencastle Bank Directors and Officers
Following the election of directors Tuesday afternoon by stockholders, boards and officials were re elected. Lawrence Bryan moves to First National Bank as assistant cashier. Perry Bush named assistant cashier there. Directors listed include A G Brown, Andrew Hirt, Arthur J Hamrick, R E Brown, Ed McG Walls, William Kreigh, John Stoner, Chas McGaughey and others.
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Greencastle Financial Institutions
Lawrence Bryan
Citizen’s National Bank
First National Bank
Perry Bush
A. G. Brown
Andrew Hirt
Arthur J. Hamrick
R. E. Brown
McG. Walls
Ass't
Perry Rush
Ass’t. Cashier
William Kreigh
John Stoner
Russell Brown
E. A. Brown
F. A. Hays
The Citizens National Bank Officers and Officials
The Citizens National Bank lists Chas McGaughey as President and R E Brown as Vice President. Co K Hughes serves as Cashier with Roy M Abrams as Assistant Cashier, alongside F M Lyon and W A Kreich in the indicated roles.
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Chas. McGaughey
A. B. Hanna
C. K. Hughes
Chas McGaughey
R. E. Brown
Co. K. Hughes
Roy M. Abrams
Ass’t. Cashier
Central National Bank Leadership and Officers Listed
A historical roster lists A. G. Brown as central figure with F. L. O hair as president and F. L. O hair also serving as vice president. J. L. Randel appears as cashier and secretary while S. A. Hays holds multiple roles including vice president.
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F. L. O’hair
A. Hays
J. L. Randel
H. L. Wells
Ass't
H. E. Robbins
F. L. O'Hair
S. A. Hays
Miss Ova Daniels
Ass’t
Bootlegging Suspect Flees as Cash Haul Reported
The Sullivan Times reports Constable Brodie and Marshall Underwood raided Jack Buell in Hymera. Buell hid, then returned as neighbors saw his wife exit with armloads of five ten and twenty dollar bills. Neighbors estimate the haul at ten to fifteen thousand dollars. Buell is missing.
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The
Sullivan Times
Harris
Brodie
Marshall Underwood
Hymera
Jack Buell
Buell
Hiie
France
Mindanao
Violin Class Organizing For City Schools
R C Sloane superintendent of music in the City Schools will start a new violin class on Saturday January 21 at 1 pm in the High School auditorium. Applicants must notify Mr Sloane before then and bring violins fully equipped with music racks. Instruction books to be ordered after enrollment. The class is open to Ward school children and upper grade pupils may join.
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R. C. Sloane
Sloane
Steegmiller Joins Local Jewelry Store Staff
Louis Steegmiller son of Mr and Mrs John Steegmiller of Columbia street has accepted a position at H S Wereneke s Jewelry store He will begin work Monday.
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Louis Steegmiller
John Steegmiller
Columbia Street
H. S. Wereneke
Bud Weldon in Greencastle on business
Bud Weldon of Coatesville visited Greencastle on Wednesday for business matters.
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Bud Weldon
Coatesville
Greencastle
Greencastle Council Opens With Bond Issuance and Street Plans
Greencastle’s new city council approved issuing bonds totaling 9 909 dollars to cover current expenses amid talk of paving and new streets. A street material salesman offered test blocks labeled absolutely free while proposing oil for next summer. Arthur Myers sought 50 cents per merchant for an extra policeman, backed by about 40 merchants. William Graham asked police powers for seven university groundkeepers to protect DePauw University properties. Apple Street improvement was vetoed as too costly despite prior petitions.
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Greencastle
Arthur Myers
Myers
William Graham
DePauw University
Sublett Seeks Hitch Lot Use for Concrete Block Plant
Putnamville contractor J. E. Sublett asked to rent the hitch lot to manufacture concrete blocks but the council postponed final action due to vagueness about the specific lot portion and proposed use. City officials including bondsmen O'Hair Marshall Ensign Allee Elmore were approved. The meeting, in the Fire Department downstairs Mayor’s office, included new women members Mrs Neely O’Hair and Mrs Julius Bryan who joined in council duties. The regular claim ordinance was passed.
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J. E. Sublett
Putnamville
Henry O’hair
Marshall
Gwin Ensign
John Allee
Urban Elmore
Neely O’hair
Julius Bryan
Music credits awarded to Greencastle High School students
In a surprise announcement Prof Sloane declared that Spring Semester will grant full credit for music lessons and practice to students planning to continue music after graduation. The program mirrors nationwide courses with academic and music subjects combined and requires cooperation among student parent Supervisor of Music and a local studio teacher. Weekly progress reports and end of semester exams will monitor each student.
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Sloane
Theer
Greencastle High School
Lesons
United States
State Department of Public Instructions
Indiana Optometrists Mark 25th Anniversary Meeting
The Indiana Association of Optometrists held a large meeting in Indianapolis to celebrate twenty five years. Four of the original organizers remain, including F. Shipley, while the others are deceased. A commemorative booklet was printed with the principal article by Mr Shipley.
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Indiana Association of Optometrists
Indianapolis
Opticians
F. Shipley
Shipley
Mule Too Cheap for Bootleggers
Local bootleggers have stopped selling white mule due to its low price. They now deal only in so called bottled in bond liquor, charging $2 to $2.50 a quart while the higher quality crude sells for $4 to $5 a pint, reducing profits.
Rotary selects head for its bowling team
Cleve Thomas was chosen at a Wednesday luncheon to manage the Rotary Club bowling team. The squad will face a Kiwanis team and compete in a State Rotary meeting tournament in Indianapolis at the end of February. A committee including Charles Woffett Harry Allen and Charles Martin will work with the Parent Teachers Association and Kiwanis on promoting a Greencastle play grounds.
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Cleve Thomas
Rotarians
Rotary Club
Kiwanis
Indianapolis
Charles Woffett
Harry Allen
Charles Martin
Tarhers Association
Greencastle
Grade Teachers to Meet at Mrs John Cherry Home
The Warq Schools teachers hold their regular meeting this evening at the home of Mrs John Cherry on West Walnut Street.
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Warq
John Cherry
West Walnut Street
Ezra Champer Dies at 70 prominent Greencastle Democrat
James Ezra Champer, a longtime Greencastle resident and Democratic organizer, died Wednesday morning at 8 45 after a stroke suffered Friday night. He leaves a widow and had lived in Greencastle 40 years, working in farming stock and road contracting. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm at his home with Rev. Levi Marshall officiating. burial in Forest Hill Cemetery. Section 2 of the Christian Church meets Thursday at 2 50 at the Miller apartment on South Vine Street.
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James Ezra Champer
East Washington Street
Champer
Greencastle
Levi Marshall
The
Christian Church
Forest Hill
Ceme
Principal Glidewell Sets County Tournament Drawings
Principal I S Glidewell will lead the arrangements committee to draw places for the county tournament at 9 45 Saturday. Members include Earl Sutherlin and B F Croddhan. Greencastle High School Domestic Science will provide meals for eight teams. Miss Elsie Wilhelm to teach mathematics next semester. Roachdale trip notes cite Bainbridge floor effects and player ineligibilities.
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I. S. Glidewell
Cloverdale
Earl Sutherlin
Clinton Center
B. F. Crodhan
Bainbridge
Greencastle High School Domestic Science Department
Glidewell
Girls of the High School Meet Miss Ridpath at 3 15 PM
The Girls of the High School will hold a brief conference with Miss Ridpath Dean of Girls at 3 15 in the afternoon. the meeting aims to discuss school matters and student welfare.
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Miss Ridpath
Meeting of Parents at Maple Heights School
The parents and patrons of Maple Heights School will meet this afternoon to discuss pupil welfare and related school concerns. The gathering aims to review student well being, classroom conditions, and potential help measures for the school community.
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Maple Heights
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