Say Happy Birthday to Me in Greencast
Charles J. Arnold lists birthday gifts received from friends and officials as he marks his Greencast residency anniversary. He recalls a Kansas City memory of an all fresco in a park theater and notes Lester Lonergan appearing in a Granada picture this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott Webb
Don McLean
W. Hollowell
John Cartwright
A. J. Duff
Dobbs
Jon Lannon
Bill
Mark Kocher
Ralph Overstreet
Jack Little
Glenn Lyon
Jim
Earl Sourwine
Louis Hodshire
Court House
Fred Snively
Harry Brown
Kansas City
Ed Allen
the Journal
Lester Lonergan
Journal
Lester
Troost Park
Al‘resco
Granada
Court Notes Show Partition and Quiet Title Disputes
In Mate Blaydes v Booker, court grants motion to distribute per Margaret C. Dickerson will. Curtis Harcourt et al v Ward et al ends with default and finding for plaintiff on quiet title. William McCarr v Bolt et al transfers from Clay county on venue change to challenge a deed as fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate Blaydes
Ohn Booker
T He County
Margaret C. Dickerson
Curtis Harcourt
Thomas Ward
William McCarr
Maggie J. Bolt
Frank D. Bolt
Clay County
Farmer Loses 50 Chickens in Hen House Raid
Lloyd Summers of Ployd township reports theft of fifty Rhode Island Red chickens from his hen house Monday night. Deputy Sheriff Bryan visited the farm Tuesday morning but found no tangible clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd. Summers
Ployd Township
Rhode Island
Bryan
King George Opens Arms Conference With World Wide Outlook
In the House of Lords five powers inaugurated a landmark disarmament effort. King George I welcomed delegates including Ramsay McDonald Henry Stimson Andre Tardieu Dino Grandi and Reijiro Wakashiro. Leaders warned of naval competition dangers and urged restraint as a global radio audience listened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
International News Service
London
House of Lords
Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
George I
England
Peach
Ramsay McDonald
Henry L. Stimson
Andre Tardieu
Dino Grandi
Reijiro Wakasaki
Admiral Nelson
Trafalgar
Wellington
Blucher
New Zealand
MacDonald
King George
George
From A Rodman To The Presidency Of Railroad Promotion Of Activities
Don Bancroft, a Methodist Brotherhood field secretary, will speak at Greencastle's Methodist Church on February 10. The article outlines a nationwide drive to organize men into local chapters, district brotherhoods, and area councils, led by Edgar T. Welch and a prominent group including Lieutenant Governor Karen Dickinson and Branch Rickey. It describes Brotherhood activities in evangelism, youth work, stewardship, and world service, and notes a new program book How for monthly activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Bancroft
Methodist Brotherhood
Methodist
Greencastle
Brotherhood Organization
Methodist Church
Motherhood
Dro Bert Edward Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brotherhoards
Amatrad Conference
Methodism
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Women's Home Missionary Society
Methodist Men’s Work Commission
Edgar T. Welch
Welch Grape Juice Company
Karen D. Dickinson
Michigan
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
H.R. Snavely
Marshall
Ilinois
Allen
Kansas
George W. Dixon
Chicago
Thomas Nicholson
Detroit
Brothershood
Bancroft
Downs rises from Greencastle to led Illinois Central rail
Lawrence A Downs born in Greencastle grew through local schools and DePauw to become president of the Illinois Central railroad. He visits DePauw Thursday and attends joint Kiwanis Rotary luncheon at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Larry) A. Downs
Greencastle
DePauw
Purdie University
Ilinois Central Railroad
Downs
DePauw University
Kiwanis
Rotary
Kiwanis Birthday Marks Fifteen Years Of Service
Kiwanis International turns fifteen on January 21. Founded in Detroit in 1915, the federation now has 1,840 clubs and more than 102,000 members across the United States and Canada. Leaders cite social problems and civic service, with 1929 totaling over 35,000 activities across clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kiwanis International
Detroit
Kiwanis
United States
Canada
Horace W. McDavid
Decatur
Iinois
Fred C. W. Parker
Purdue urged farmers to keep farm business records
A county campaign, led by Purdue University through the county agricultural agent, promotes annual farm record keeping. Thirty farmers used complete records in 1928 and twenty did last year. eight have record books now. Carroll Bottum of Purdue’s Farm Management will assist twenty farmers this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Miller
Carrol Bottum
Farm Management Department
Fire prevention slogan chosen for schools
The state fire marshal office selected a winning slogan for school fire safety. Douglas W. Allison from Anderson submitted Carelessness Causes Costly Conflagrations which will be displayed on school black boards statewide for thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas W. Allison
Anderson
Funeral services for Velda Toole Brown
Funeral services for Velda Toole Brown wife of John Brown of Commercial Place will be held Wednesday at 10 30 am at Rector Funeral Home with Rev Grace Black officiating. Burial will be near Roachdale viewing hours at the funeral home for those who wish to see the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velda Toole Brown
John Brown
Commercial Place
Rector Funeral Home
Grace Black
Roachdale
Carelessness Causes Costly Conflagrations Wins Slogan
The State Wide Contest for the best slogan on fire prevention was won by Douglas W. Allison of Anderson Indiana. His winning line reads Carelessness causes costly conflagrations and will be promoted in schools for thirty days across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas W. Allison
Henry Street
Anderson
Ind
Property purchase and local civic news item from Indianapolis area
Julius Sudranski buys the old Smedley property on Elm street for 1700 dollars. W C Van Arsdel elected president of the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis at a meeting today with J P Allen added to the board of trustees. Mr and Mrs John McCabe of Clinton township celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary, Mrs McCabe formerly Miss Julia Hanna fie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Sudranski
Smedley
Elm Street
W. C. van Arsdel
Methodist Hospital
Adianapolis
J.P. Allen
John McCabe
Clinton Township
McCabe
Julia Hannafie
Weather Outlook Cold Wave Narrow East South
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday with some snow in the east and extreme south. Temperatures will dip five degrees below zero to five above with a continued cold wave, especially in the east and south. Much colder tonight.
Clarkson and Webb Wed in Greenfield Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Claude A Webb son of Mr and Mrs C G Webb Marion township and Miss Lillian Edith Clarkson daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter E Clarkson Rushville occurred last Thursday in Greenfield The couple will reside in Greencastle Fenwick Reed serves as nurse at Putnam County Hospital meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Webb
C. G. Webb
Marion Township
International Cement Co
Lillian Edith Clarkson
Walter EB. Clarkson
Rushville
Greenfield
Fenwick Reed
Putnam County
Pital
Martinsville
Appeal for Aid for Flood Stricken Relatives and Towns
The Putnam County Red Cross led by Rev. Victor Raphael appeals for relief for more than 900 destitute families in the southern Indiana flood district. The relief drive asks residents to donate checks or money, payable to Roy Abrams, treasurer, left at local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Putnam County Red Cross
Victor Raphael
Roy Abrams
War Veterans Banquet Aims to Promote Greencastle Hospital Bid
The Chamber of Commerce backs securing the Indiana Unit of the Veterans Hospital for Greencastle with a banquet Friday at the Country Club. Senator Tul McNutt of Bloomington will speak as a leader in American Legion work. All war veterans are invited. free admission for attendees, tickets from Miss Helen Black at the First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Greencastle
Tndiana
Veteran's Hospital
Tate
Chuh
Tul McNutt
Bloomigeton
American Legion
Helen Black
First National Bank
Ladoga Telephone Stock Sold for Reconstruction Work
The Ladoga Telephone company stock, held by Henry Allen Poster’s estate, was bought by Sarah F. Standey. Re construction begins immediately after a sleet storm wrecked the system. Poles and wires are a total loss and will be rebuilt with new material, delaying rural service until about three to four months if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladoga
Ladoga Telephone Company
Henry Allen Poster
Sarah F. Standey
Indiana University Dean Speaks at DePauw Chapel
Dean Smith of Indiana University delivered the chapel address today, reflecting on European and American educational systems. He and Dean Dirks of DePauw had studied Europe last summer, noting cultural differences and customs such as bells at meetings, stamping, and shouting Hear Hear as signs of approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Smith
Indiana University
Dean Dirks
DePauw
Europe
Credit association elects officers and expands board
Putnam county credit association re elected Russell Brown as president at its annual banquet at the County club. Directors increased from six to eleven with Gray Potter as first vice president Jo McCoy Cloverdale second vice president Harry Allan third vice president Jacob Eitel treasurer and six other directors named including Joe Crosby Lawrence Hammond Otis Gardner JH Miller Amos Hunter and Marley Miller. No formal program was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Brown
Putnam County Credit Association
Mr. Brown
Gray Potter
Jo: McCoy
Cloverdale
Harry Allan
Jacob Eitel
Joe Crosby
Lawrence Hammond
Otis Gardner
JH. Miller
Morton
Amos Hunter
Fillmore
Marley Miller
Bainbridge
Bruner's Pentecost Book Garners Broad Praise and Attention
Widespread letters praise Pentecost A Renewal of Power by Rev. Bab Beuner. A color student at Gammon Theological Seminary calls it one of the finest books and urges conversion among colored brothers. A Phoenix preacher notes Bishop Burns urging purchase of the book for Pentecost programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bab Beuner
Tnited
Gamemon Theological Seminary
Atlanta
Georgia
Phoenix
Arizona
Charles Wesley Burns
DePauw
Ves
Girl 8 Shoots Self In Kitchen Accident
In Newcastle on January 20 Marissa Poynter eight, daughter of Mr and Mrs Join Poynter, was seriously wounded when a 22 caliber rifle on top of a cupboard shelf discharged while she and her brother Albert fourteen searched for trinkets. The bullet struck her neck and lodged in the throat as she fell. she was restrained by her father and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle, Taa
Marissa Poynter
Join Poynter
Newcastle
Ouger
Albert
Poynter
Baby Girl Operated On in Indianapolis Hospital
Margaret Ann Brown seven months old underwent an operation for mas toid trouble at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis. The operation, performed by Dr Clevenger, was reported today as successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann
Russell Brown
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
Clevenger
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Charles J. Arnold
Greencast
Parmer
Nieves
Britain
Rodman
E. Pow Bancroft
Mr. Bancroft
Farmer
Purdue
Brown
Country Club
Paul M'Nutt
Telephone Company
Systems
Officers OF Credit Assn
Bruner
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