DePauw to Tangle with Centre Friday Night
DePauw basketball returns from a two game road trip with a win over Chicago and Duke Forest and prepares for a home clash with Centre College Friday night. Highlights include Har rold Laughlin’s accurate foul line shooting and captains Mendenhall White and Moffett driving the offense.
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DePauw
Chicago
Duke Forest
Centre College Hare
Harrold Laughlin
Bedford
Pauw
Seaside’s Wall and Tides Echoing Ocean Sights
An article by L. W. Wright describes Seaside's new stone wall along the Pacific shore used as a vantage point for visitors. It details tides, high and low water, and the beach’s firm sand at flood and ebb, plus clamming during low tide and the need for rubber boots and careful digging methods.
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Pacific Coast
Liege
Tilamonk
L. W. Wright
Seaside
Pacific
Earth
Ocean
Burch to Be Tried Again in Kennedy Slaying
Arthur C. Burch of Evanston Illinois faced a jury verdict deadlock in the murder case of J Belton Kennedy near Los Angeles. The ten woman two men jury stood ten to two for conviction after seventy one and a half hours, and the judge discharged the panel directing a new trial date.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur C. Burch
Evanston
J. Belton Kennedy
Burch
Sidney N. Reeve
Eleven crewmembers die as Vesta explodes at sea
The German steamer Vesta bound from Hamburg to Lisbon caught fire and exploded Sunday night. Eleven crew members and the chief officer's wife were killed. Ten crew members survived and were landed at Lowestoft by a trawler later today.
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London
Hamburg
Lisbon
Lowestoft
Large Congregation Hears Rev. T. R. White
A Presbyterian Church audience heard Rev. T. R. White describe Godly love expressed in service. He urged hands that toil yet remain tender, citing Jesus as example who healed, raised the dead, and invited the burdened to come. Miss Woodcock sang O Love divine and a service note invites the American Legion for Wednesday night.
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Rev
T. R. White
Presbyterian Church
Mr. White
Jesus
Miss Woodcock
Greencastle
American Legion
A. E. F. Army
Unknown forged checks linked to laborers at Putnamville
Stop Look Listen namville and Mr Evans report good laborers. Prosecuting Attorney Hamilton says the men were given forged checks by an unknown man at Putnamville and asked to cash them. They cannot explain why they used the funds to buy tires and repair their own machines. One woman near motherhood.
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Namville
DePauw Gains State Track Meet May 27
Representatives from thirteen Indiana colleges gathered in Lafayette for a conference on intercollegiate athletics. DePauw accepted the invitation to host the state track meet at Greencastle on May 27 and to hold the state cross country meet November 17.
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Lafayette
Ind
N. A. Kelley
Purdue
DePauw
Greencastle
H. O. Page
Butler
Rockne
Notre Dame
Kellogg
Nelp
Franklin
Page
Aree
Athleti
Department of Purdue
Fowler Hotel
Northwestern
Indiana
Bloomington
Wabash
Crawfordeville
Earlham
Richmond
Notre Dam
South
Opening Hog Prices Steady to 150 Higher
Indianapolis market opened steady to higher as hog receipts reached 5 000 head with buyers local to 8.00 8.65 for first sales and a rare unverified 8 8 75. Pigs priced with loads at 8.65, sows at 6.50 down. Cattle opened slow then active with gains 10 25 c. Calves at 15 00 down, best lambs 13 00 down. about 8 000 hogs sold to locals though outsiders took the rest.
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Indianapolis
Toeast Street church Bible class meets Wednesday at 2:30
The Keystone Bible Class of the Toeast Street Church will gather Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs. Julius Bryan to study and discuss.
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Keystone Bible
Toeast Street Church
Julius Bryan
Forgers Move Through Local Garages In Greencastle
Russell Wilson and James Russell, both about 30, plus four forged checks, two Dodge & Heiby pay stubs, and two cars, operated in Putnamville and Greencastle. They cashed three forged checks at local garages before Harry Hawkins exposed the scam. Police plan to charge them with cashing forged checks as their wives accompanied them.
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Dodge & Heiby
Putnamville
Russell Wilson
James Russell
Greencastle
William McDonald
Greencastle Battery Co
Harry Hawkins
Hawkins
McDonald
Wranklin Street
Erie
Lute Evans
Dodee & Heiby
Ohio
Put
Former Greencastle School Teacher Dead
Ada Craycraft Bridges 73, wife of Rev A F Bridges D D L IL D of Colorado Springs Colorado, died at Bethel Hospital Friday January 18. She taught at Rush Creek and Greencastle before marrying December 25 1870 at DePauw. The couple lived in Brazil and Colorado, their daughter Evelyn May died in 1884 at age 16. She fell December 24 breaking a hip and was hospitalized the next day, the fifty?first anniversary of their marriage.
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Ada Craycraft Bridges
A. F. Bridges
D. D
L. IL. D
Colorado Springs
Colo
Bethel Hospital
Aaron
Rachel Stilwell Craycraft
Washington County
Indiana
Kentucky
Joel Tanner Hart
Jack Stillwell
Beecher Island
Colorado
Sandy Forsyth
Roman Nose
Jack
Government Fort
Kansas
Bridges
Rush Creek
Greencastle
Ind
DePauw University
Brazil
Cory
Evelyn May
High School Chapels Highlight Thrift and Nursing Talks
Fred L. O Hair addresses Central National Bank theme The High School marks Benjamin Franklin Week as orchestra provides music for chapel. Grades for first semester released next Tuesday Miss Mary Gladwin Red Cross nurse to speak to girls Thursday January 26 at 3 15 pm Mothers invited Junior High music exams Thursday and more students join the High School Orchestra Applications for Vocational Music due Friday to R C Sloane with required signatures.
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Fred L. O’hair
Central National Bank
O’hair
Mary Gladwin
Red Cross
Heart of Maryland Show Draws Record Audience
The Heart of Maryland was shown Monday in the High School Moving Picture program and drew a large crowd. It will be re shown tonight and seating is expected to sell out again. attendees are advised to arrive early for good seats.
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Heart of Maryland
J. W. Short
Indianapolis
Church of the Nazarene
Perram
Local High School Teacher Resigns From G H S
Principal J S Glidewelt announced the resignation of Miss Mabel Loehr teacher of Girls Physical Training at G H S. She leaves to take a more lucrative position in Richmond. Miss Kester of Lawrenceburg Indiana named as her successor.
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J. S. Glidewelt
Mabel Loehr
Miss Loehr
Richmond
Miss Kester
Lawrenceburg
Indiaina
D A R Entertained At 1 O Clock Luncheon
Washburn Chapter D A R members held an informal one o clock luncheon at Mrs. Andrew Durhams home on east Seminary street. Program committee hosts Mrs. Durhams Mrs. Jennie Curtis Herst and Mrs. Ema Morrison organized the event. Thirty five guests attended with tables festooned in roses and ferns while Mrs. Mollie Frank Ellis acted as toastmistress. A musical program featured performers including Mrs. Harry M. Smith and Mrs. W. F. Swahlen. Mrs. Clara Lammers gave toasts.
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Washburn
Andrew Durham
East Seminary Street
Jennie Curtis Herst
Ema Morrison
Mollie Frank Ellis
Harry M. Smith
W. F. Swahlen
Harry Smith
Clara Lammers
Series of Fires Strikes Local Area Over Two Days
The local fire department fought a busy stretch with six fires this month. Monday afternoon at 4 30 flames from a flue damaged William Cody's West Seminary home slightly. At 5 45 Miss Birch's Bloomington and Anderson residence saw a scorched flue but no damage. Tuesday morning at 6 30 Priest Garage on South Jackson was put out before arrival. Authorities warn more care to prevent a major blaze.
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William Cody
West Seminary Street
Miss Birch
Bloomington and
Anderson Streets
Priest
South Jackson Street
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Indiana Collegiate Athletic Association
University of Indiana
Big Ten
Rover
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Ence
High School News
R. C Sloane
Nazarene Revival
Crescent Rebecca Lodge
Rebekahs
Greencastile
Evans Hall
Bowman Gymnasium
George R. Grose
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