DePauw Student Registration Signals Start Of Campus Activities
Dents entering DePauw University as upperclassmen or freshmen will register on January 30 with recitations starting Tuesday. Students on campus sign up with their roommates this week as Margery Frazier visits her father Homer Frazier. Jam aly Prevo left Sunday for Montgomery Alabama with Marion Woody of Cincinnati. Mr Woody previously lived in Greencastle. G Brown attended the funeral of W Bonner in Greensburg. Bonner was president of the Indiana rs Association. The Ind ankers Association mid winter meeting will be held in Indianapolis Friday night with a banquet at the Claypool Hotel Room. T H I E Traction Co. tears up temporary tracks on south Indiana street to replace with main track and fresh ties and rails. Non Christian meeting with Mrs Emma cer at 407 West Walnut Street at 2 pm. attendance requested. Cash and family of Mar ship improving after illness. C V Miller of Brazil visited Mr and Mrs A Marshall. les Partlowe of Charles e Company filed a complaint in Putnam Circuit Court against Marie Zaharakos seeking overdue notes plus attorney fees.
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Mrs Elliott Returns Home From Detroit Formerly Miss Turner
Mrs Chester Elliott left Wednesday for her home in Detroit. She formerly was Miss Gail Turner of this city. Miss Doris Burris of Cloverdale is visiting Mr and Mrs W E Gill.
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Mrs W W Tucker Hosts Tuesday Reading Club
Mrs W W Tucker was hostess to the Tuesday Reading Club for a regular business meeting followed by a social hour on Tuesday afternoon.
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Dr Burton D Myers to Speak Here Thursday
Dr Burton D Myers of Indiana University School of Medicine will lecturing at Meharry Hall from 6 45 to 7 45 p m on Pre Med Education The Bloomington unit head will be joined by William Barnett a DePauw scholar in Indiana Medical School and other alumni for the event without charge.
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Hornsby Traded to Boston Club in Surprise Deal
New York announces that Rogers Hornsby has been traded to Boston for two players, with no cash involved. The Giants cite “best interests” and offer little detail, fueling speculation about the historic move in major league baseball.
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Eleventh Hour Efforts to Save Ruth Snyder and Gray
New York Attorney James L. Kilgallen reports last minute moves to halt the executions of Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray after Governor Smith denies clemency. Miller seeks a federal habeas stay arguing prejudiced trials and joint trial issues. Snyder awoke to news of denial as Lawes notes final hope remains for appeals.
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Charles McCabe Named Trial Judge in Governor McCray Case
Indianapolis Jan 11 Charles McCabe Crawfordsville attorney was chosen to serve as trial judge in the case of Governor Ed Jackson and co defendants accused of attempting to bribe former governor Warren T McCray Three attorneys were submitted and the state and defense each struck one candidate Raymond Springer of Connersville and William Fetherengill of Franklin were removed from consideration
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Fiend Attacks Infant In Chicago Snow Bank Find
Police hunt a 40 year old man after a 13 month old girl was kidnapped from a Washington Park street and dumped in a snow bank. Two boys found the wrapped baby and took her to a police station where she was rushed to a hospital with serious injuries. The mother left the child in a carriage for three minutes. the boys first thought the man was her father.
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Mothers Demand Death for Hickman Shocks Los Angeles Clubs
A group of Los Angeles clubwomen led by the Cosmos Club proposes hanging Will Edward Hickman to deter crimes against children. They cite the Marion Parker case as proof of potential miscarriages of justice and urge swift punishment to protect daughters nationwide.
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Death-for-Hickman Resolution Opposed by Local Women
A regional protest against saving the criminal from capital punishment is to be pitched to the presidents' council of district federation of women's clubs with aims to gain endorsement from federated groups in multiple counties. Eva Hickman of Kansas City supports sparing her son while a critical condition threatens Mrs. Hammond of Indiana Street. Nursing committee met for monthly business. Lizzie Bament was hospitalized for medical treatment.
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Indiana Street
Local coal dealer Chew improves after hospital surgery
A. D. Chew, a local coal dealer, underwent surgery at the County Hospital Monday and is reported improved. Mrs. Myrtle Corder of Greencastle R. 5 entered Putnam County Hospital Tuesday for medical treatment.
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Hog and cattle market report from Indianapolis
The hog market was generally 20 cents higher with bulk hogs 170 pounds and up at 8.50, some loads at 8.60. Cattle were steady with steers scarce and a load at 12.90, small lots to 15.75, heifers weaker from 16.00, lambs steady to 13.00.
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La Porte Boy Crowned Indiana Potato Champion
Lyle Caldwell, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Caldwell of near La Porte, won Indiana’s potato growing championship at Purdue University. Judge F Gaylord awarded his entry the best peck among nearly 500 entries from across the state.
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Caldwell wins Rural seed yield award in Michigan
The Laporte youth Cald well placed first in the Albert Miller special class with 372 bushels per acre using Rural certified seed. A gold watch and a $100 silver trophy from the Michigan Poto Growers' Association were awarded to Caldwell.
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House For Rent In Fillmore Street 507 East Hanna
Water and lights included with garage available at 507 East Hanna Street. Contact J. B. Harris at Court House or phone 45. Also Milton Brown advertises four farms of different sizes for sale this week with easy terms. The Day Gleaners group of Fillmore Methodist Church present the play Southern Cinderella at Fillmore High School Friday night January 13 at 8 o'clock.
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