Putnam County Social and Civic Roundup
Mrs. Chris Hartman leaves Putnam county hospital this morning. County Auditor W. E. Gill visits Cloverdale. Orville O Neal attends Purdue road school in Lafayette. Putnam post of the American Legion to meet at Legion Hall tonight. Mrs. Hubert Miller returns home from hospital. Lewis and Mrs. Dillon welcome a daughter at the hospital. Delta Pi chapter of Phi Delta Kappa to meet Tuesday evening. Walter Torr learns of his son Clifford s illness in Buffalo New York. James Torr travels to Buffalo. Mrs. Pearl Johnson of Blue Island ill at home. Mrs. Charles Toney and Mrs. Gilbert Rhea visit St Francis hospital dedication in Beech Grove. Dr. Rhea interned there. Funeral services for D W Moffett Cloverdale banker and former resident held today. Omer Hall North Salem funeral held. Wakeson returns home to Danville from hospital. Kathryn Heavin of Indianapolis visits with her parents in Green Castle. Heavin relatives and Pence family guests in town.
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Gilbert Rhea
Rhea
J.C. Rhea
Beach Grove
St. Francis Hospital
Dr. Rhea
Hog and cattle prices rise at Indianapolis livestock market
Livestock receipts at Indianapolis show hogs 4,000 head and cattle 500 with calves 200 and sheep 800. Hog prices gain 15 cents early, sales for 130 to 210 pounds at 8.20 to 8.50, heavier weights 8.10, underweights 8.50, sows 7 lower. Cattle slow with weaker prospects, calves 50 cents lower to 10.50, sheep steady and lambs 50 cents higher to 9.25 net.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fire damages Michigan state Capitol in Lansing
A early morning fire engulfed the Michigan state capitol causing about 60,000 dollars in damage to the historic building on the first through third floors. Civil war memorabilia were reported destroyed and an attempted break in the attorney general’s offices on the second floor raised incendiary suspicions. Police found jimmy marks and fingerprints near the broken door frame.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan State Capitol
Jimmy
George Webber
Society Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings
The Key Stone Bible class meets at Mrs. Higgin’s home 104 South Spring Ave Tuesday at 7 30. Devo tions led by Mrs. McCullough with New Year resolutions. Penelope club gathers 2 30 Tuesday at Mrs. Lakin’s 222 East Washington with Mrs. Ewan in charge. Domestic Science Club meets 2 Tuesday with topics on poverty and crime under Mrs. Dietrich. D A R Washburn chapter to meet Jan 20 at Heber Ellis home East Seminary with Ruth Robertson speaking on travels in Europe. Boston club hosts a program of biographical sketches and musical selections from DePauw School of Music with multiple performers followed by refreshments.
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Key Stone
O. T. Higgins
South Spring Avenue
O. D. McCullough
E. C. Dicks
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Maud Parker
Penelope Club
O. F. Lakin
East Washington Street
Charles Ewan
Domestic Science Club
A. R. Chenoweth
John King
Prank Farmer
John Dietrich
Ells Home
Washburn
Heber Ellis
East Seminary Street
Ruth Robertson
Europe
Boston Club
N. B. Taylor
Miss Rutledge
DePauw School of Music
MacDowell
Evelyn Shallberg
Wickersham Report Goes to President
The Wickersham commission sent its report to the White House early today. Chairman George Wickersham delivered the voluminous document to a presidential secretary before 9 a.m. He declined to comment and returned to his home. main work is considered finished for now. Publication of the prohibition report is expected to Congress Tuesday.
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Washington
Wickersham
White House
George Wickersham
Presdent
Commission
Congress
Cafeteria on Washington to Reopen Under New Management
The east Washington Street cafeteria formerly owned by Guy Call will reopen under new management after Mr. Donner announced he bought the stock and fixtures from Marshall D Abrams, named receiver by Judge James P. Hughes. Workers are decorating and refurnishing the room as renovations proceed.
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East Washington Street
Guy Call
Donner
Marshall D
Abrams
Putnam
Call
For Rent Strictly Modern Rooms and Apartments
Want ads list several rental options. C J Arnold Herald office handles two room and bath apartment and four room units with heat water and gas stove. Also a strictly modern room with living room fireplace and hardwood floors near square and university. Contact Addie Ruark Stilesville in Indiana for farm rental. A Duff advertises Glen dera nut coal rescreened for stoves and heaters.
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Square
University
C. J. Arnold
Herald Office
East Seminary Street
Charles J. Arnold
A, J, Duff
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Chris Hartman
Putnam County Hospital
W. E. Gill
Cloverdale
Orville O'Neal
Lafayette
Putnam Post of the
American Legion
Legion Hall
Hubert Miller
Lewis Dillon
Delta Pi
Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity
Walter Torr
West of Town
Clifford
Buffalo
N. Y
James Torr
Pearl Johnson
Blue Island, Illinois
Charles Toney
Greencastle
Cloverdale Baptist Church
Mr. Moffett
County
Omer Hall
North Salem
Brick Chapel
Hall
Mr. Wakeson
Danville
Indiana
Kathryn Heavin
Ernest Heavin
Beveridge Street
Moore Electric
S. Indiana St
Key Stone Bible
E. B. Taylor
Dorothy Rodgers
LaForge
Rachmaninoff
Sibelius
Alma Jones
Ronald
Jean
Sylvelin
Tschaikowski
Lema Dirks
Eo Burleigh
Sinding Ruthena
Malaguena
Rehfeld Humoresque
Czerwonky
Marcia Weissgerber
Schubert Irma Dirks
Helen Dirks
School of Music
Julia
the Home Steam Laundry
Washington Strep
Americen
Fifth Avenues
New York
J. F. X. Stack
City of Hoboken, N. J
Campaige
Ays Eph
Oleanere
Heal
Hoboken, N.J City
Cremo
Stack
United States Department of Agriculture
America
Indiana Loan CO
E. Washington
Addie Ruark
Stilesville, Ind
North Vine Street
Avis
Ood
Yeoing
American Cigar Co
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