Spare tire safety device tale on State Road 43
An incident on State Road 43 near Brick Chapel recalls a spare tire lock mishap during a DePauw Wabash game trip. John Cartwright, Joe Crosby, and WE Bausman repair the rear tire after a jammed lock, while observers joke about safety. The writers joke about the fix and the trip home to the gym.
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Cartwright
Jon State
C’ville
John
John A. Cartwright
Joe Crosby
WE. Bausman
Bausman
Baus
Miles
Les
Brick Chapel
Parkersburg
Ikersburg
Joe
Ted
Pete ‘Iighan
DePauw
W C T U Appeals for Entry Into World Court
The W C T U urges action to join the World Court. A long report covers anniversary events at a church, moral lectures, and a broad push to have the United States ratify the World Court protocol to end the liquor traffic and promote peace.
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W. C. T. U. Appeals For Entry
World Court
United States
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Washington
M. McCos
Evansville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Shsereevee
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Indianapolis
Harding
Weather outlook for tonight and Saturday
Cloudy conditions with probable snow and much colder temperatures. East and extreme south regions will see the coldest conditions as a cold spell continues into Saturday.
Ralph Dennis Talks On Russia At DPU Chapel
Northwestern University dean Ralph Dennis spoke at DePauw University chapel detailing his 1917 18 Russia experience as vice consul and arguing the Soviet Union seeks to overthrow capitalism with a five year plan funded by a $15 billion program to build factories and hydro plants amid uncertain outcomes.
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Ralph Dennis
Schodl
Northwestern University
Russia
DePauw University
Dennis
Kerensky
America
Lenine
Trotsky
Deninis
DePauw Chemist Testifies in Zinc Worker Poison Case
Dr William Blanchard head of the chemistry department at DePauw testified as an expert witness for Louis King at the State Industrial Board hearing. He spoke on the possibility of poisonous fumes from zinc though the metal is not poisonous. The board took the case under advisement awaiting a decision.
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Depauw
Industrial Commission
William Blanchard
Louis” King
Crownstreet
American Zinc Products Company
State Industrial Board
Blan‘chard
Blanchard
Edwin F. Stone Seeks Democratic Recorder Nomination
Edwin F. Stone, longtime manager for American Express in Greencastle, announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Recorder of Putnam County. A lifelong resident with wide local acquaintance, he asserts his qualifications for the office.
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Edwin F. Stone
American Express Co
Greencastle
Putnam County
Stone
Duzer Du Pledges Eighteen New Members At DePauw
The dramatic fraternity Duzer Du at DePauw University announced its 18 pledges the largest class ever. The list includes Charles Neimeyer Clayton Jack Chesterfield Brazil Robert Bon Durent South Bend Robert Shaffer New Castle Charles Lee Wheaton AL Vergil Miller Comeraville Peter Hyun Lihue Hawaii William Craven Brooklyn Joseph H. Link Scranton Rexford Smith Greensburg Carl Hintz South Bend Evelyn Richey Lebanon Mary O Rear Greencastle Genevieve Gruenwald Joliet IL Oliver Gusten Gary Evelyn McCullough Greenesetle Charlotte Epple Chicago Elizabeth DeWees Hartford City.
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Duzer du
DePauw University
Charles Neimeyer
Clayton
Jack Chesterfield
Brazil
Robert Bon Durent
South Bend
Robert Shaffer
Newcastle
Charles Lee
Wheaton
Vergil Miller
Comeraville
Peter Hyun
Lihue Hawaii
William Craven
Brooklyn
Joseph H. Link
Scranton
Rexford Smith
Greensburg
Carl Hintz
Evelyn Richey
Lebanon
Mary O'Rear
Greencastle
Genevieve Gruenwald
Joliet
Oliver Gusten
Gary
Evelyn McCullough
Greenesetle
Charlotte Epple
Chicago
Elizabeth DeWees
Hartford City
Clarence Vestal Files For Putnam Sheriff Nomination
Clarence Vestal of Greencastle announces candidacy for sheriff on the Democratic ticket. A life long Putnam county resident and former deputy, he cites familiarity with sheriff duties and active party work as qualifications.
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Clarence Vestal
Greencastle
Putnam County
Vestal
20 Years Ago in Greencastle County Notes and Plans
The new courthouse has settled in the southwest corner causing tile floors to crack on each level. Officials suspect a Fontanet explosion caused the settling. George Wilson named secretary of the County Central Democratic committee. City boundary expansion planned before spring census.
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Fontanet
George Wilson
County Central Democratic Committee
Larry P Downs to Speak Here in Green Castle
Larry P Downs a Greencastle native and former DePauw student who became president of Illinois Central railway will speak at Greencastle next Thursday and conduct the last chapel exercise of the semester at the University. He will also address a joint luncheon of the Greencastle Rotary and Kiwanis clubs at the country club. The DePauw campus invitation was issued by Dr Henry B Loneden.
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Larry P. Downs
Greencastle
DePauw
Mlinois Central
Downs
Larry Downs
Purdue
Ftorday
Greencastle Rotary
Biewanis
Country Club
Mr. Downs
Henry B. Loneden
Postmaster Photos Sought for Green Castle History Group
Bartley plans a group portrait of all Green Castle postmasters starting with Langsdale 1868 and seeks family photos. Desired images include Joshua UH Lucas, Lewis S Sands, James Talbott, James Jones, John Standeford, Henry Daniel, Edward Kercheval, Christopher Brown, John Osborne and others. The Putnam County Democratic Club meets Saturday at 2 15 p m in the court house law library to elect officers.
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Bartley
Greencastle
Langsdale
Neginding
Joshua UH. Lucas
Lewis S. Sands
James Talbott
James Jones
John Standeford
Henry Daniel
Edward Kercheval
Christopher Brown
John Osborne
Putnam County
Democratic Club
Law Library
Court House
Grand Jury Members Visit Putnam County Jail and House
Putnam County Grand Jury members toured the county house and county jail today. They dined with Guy Jackson, farm superintendent, and are expected to hear evidence from witnesses as their investigation likely closes today.
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Putnam County
Putman County
Grand Jury
Guy Jackson
Thompson Gives Successful Organ Recital at Methodist Church
Prof Van Denman Thompson of the DePauw School of Music gave a successful recital on the Kimball organ built for the new Methodist church. He performed his own commission To an American Soldier and Gigowls Rhapsody on a Spanish Air, showcasing tone color and power to an appreciative audience.
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Kimball
New Methodist Church
van Denman Thompson
DePauw
Muste
Cluttel
Lim
Wan
Kimball Company
Mer
Gigouwl
Putnam County Co operative Elects Officers
William Zeiner of Fillmore was elected president and Raymond Wright secretary of the Putnam County cooperative association at a meeting held here Wednesday. New directors named include Lowell Dicks Marion Thad Jones Greencastle Herbert Sellers Cloverdate and Jefferson. Four directors continuing are Raymond Wright Madison Carl Ciaffman Washington Webster Humphrey Warren and Lloyd Houck Washington. M J Briggs assistant manager Indiana Farm Bureau and Staevens field man state purchasing department spoke on cooperative purchasing.
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William Zeiner
Fillmore
Raymond Wright
Putnam County Cooperative Association
Madison
Carl Ciaffman
Washington
Webster Humphrey—Warren
Lloyd Houck
M. J. Briggs
Indiana Farm Bureau and & Staevens
State Purchasing Department
Court House
Indiana Cities Chosen for High School Sectionals and Regionals
Commissioner Trester announces Indiana cities hosting sectional and regional high school basketball tournaments. Greencastle will host the regional bringing winners from Crawfordsville Attica and Clinton to compete, with one team advancing to Butler Field House for the state final. The plan reduces tourney rate receipts and lists qualifying counties and teams for each host city.
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Crawfordsville
Clinton
Attica
Greencastle
Greencastle High School
Butler
Crawlfordeville
Putnam County
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Arthur L. Trester
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Trester
Death of William E Fox at Rugby North Dakota
Word reached Reeleville of the death of William E Fox at his Rugby home. Born nearby Reeleville he ran a meat market on south Vine street now TE RL Nicholas owns it. Survived by widow two sons his mother Mrs Sarah Fox of Terre Haute one brother Albert B Fox Rugby two sisters Mrs Miora Robinson Terre Haute and Mrs Josie Wood in the South and many relatives. He was about 60 years old.
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William E. Fox
Rugby
North Dakota
Fox
Reeleville
South Vine Street
Te, RL
Nicholas
Omother
Sarah Fox
Terre Haute
Albert B. Fox
Miora Robinson
Anl
Josie Wood
South
Nee
Oxnam to Return to DePauw After Illness
Mrs. G Bromley Oxnam wife of DePauw University president is reported to be considerably improved after a major operation in Los Angeles. Dr Oxnam states he plans to return to the DePauw campus January 24.
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Marion
Thad Jones
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Ora McGaughey
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Parke
Montemery
Danville
Hendrick
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Reelsville
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