Purdues Natators Nose Out DePauw In Dual Meet
Purdue university swims to a 39 32 victory over DePauw in Lafayette Indiana with Nickerson winning both the 40 and 110 yard freestyles. Purdue also wins the 160 yard relay while DePauw takes three firsts and the key relay. In water polo Purdue defeats DePauw 10 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafaytte
Ind
Purdue University
DePauw
Methodists
Nickerson
Purdue
Boilermakers
Hook
Marlott
Murdoch
Sheets
Scott
Cummings
Wurst
Jamison
Ward
Fowle
Baugh
Doolittle
Purdue Wheaton
Drake
Thomas
Davis
Parkerburg Farmer James R Welch Dies at 05 Years
Parkersburg farmer James R. Welch died Friday evening at his home after a two week illness. He was born December 12 to James and Elizabeth Welch and married Victrolia Smithson in 1894. Surviving are a son Lester Ray Welch and two brothers N H Welch and William W Welch. Funeral Sunday at 1 pm from the Parkersburg home will be conducted by Rev Charles Mull and burial in Crawfordsville Masonic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Welch
Parkersburg
Mr. Welch
James
Elizabeth Welch
Victrolia Smithson
Lester Ray Welch
Crawfordsville
N. H. Welch
Indianapolis
William W. Welch
Ev. Charles Mull
Greencastle
Masonic
Wife stands by jailed bank president in Shelburn case
In Indiana Jessup Bollinger 39 jailed president of the closed First State Bank of Shelburn is supported by wife Mrs. Bollinger who says he did not wrap intentionally and was victim of circumstances. Bollinger confessed to forging nearly 100000 and allegedly conspired in the bank murder of Don Maple before an attempted suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
INS
Jessup Bollinger
First State Bank
Shelburn
Tolliger
Ryan County
Luther Keene
Notor
Don Maple
Bollinger
Couple Married Here Saturday in County Office
Ivory Roe son of Mr and Mrs Bert Roe of Hendricks county wed Kate Lively daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Lively of Putnam County in the county clerk's office Saturday afternoon performed by Rev W E Gill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory Roe
Bert Roe
Hendricks County
Kate Lively
Arthur Lively
Putnam County
County Cork
W. E. Gill
Marriage License Report From Putnam County
Four individuals listed for marriage licenses including Emory Roe and Kate Lively in Putnam County. additional pairs include 'ierman Day and Kathleen Hart in Quincy and public work worker notes for Day. The OCR text records a local civil licensing entry with ages and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Roe
Hendricks Inty
Kate Lively
Putnam County
Liquor Trial for Eli Chambers Postponed
The trial of Eli Chambers of Cloverdale for liquor sale to young men is postponed from Wednesday to February 14 in the Putnam Circuit Court. Chambers was convicted in city court and appealed. The postponement followed a medical certificate presented by Mrs. Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Chambers
Cloverdale
Indiana
Wednessy
Put“ni
Chambers
Lisby and Miller Named in Fillmore County Notices
Alva E. Lisby, county treasurer, and Anna Miller, clerk in store, both of Fillmore, are referenced in the public notices. The items list their roles within the county and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva E. Lisby
Anna Miller
Fillmore
Doctor Wright Hurt In Car Crash Near Eminence
Dr. F N Wright, a Stilesville physician, was seriously injured when his Ford coupe plunged into Dorsett creek after a washed out bridge near Eminence during heavy rain. He escaped the wreck, reached a nearby home, then was rushed to Indianapolis hospital with a fractured skull and severe head and leg injuries.
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F. N. Wright
Stilesville
Dorsett Creek
Eminence
Wright
Joe Anderson
O. A. Sweet
Indianapolis
Weight
Anderson
Martinsville
Assault case postponed in Patterson vs Tribby
Trials of Gilbert Patterson and C. W. Tribby for assault and battery were continued from Monday to Wednesday at 10 o'clock before Justice Robert H. Newgent. Tribby retained attorney John H. James while Patterson sought counsel. Theodore Crawley expected to represent Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Patterson
C. W. Tribby
Robert H. New
Tribby
John H. James
Patterson
Theodore Crawley
Complete Dental Examinations in Third Ward Schools
Dr. Overstreet and nurse Carol Shoultz examined Third Ward school children Monday. A full report on the children's physical condition will be sent to parents next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overstreet
Carol Shoultz
Junior High Tournament Brings Four Indiana Teams This Saturday
Four top junior high squads Spencer Brazil Crawfordsville and Greencastle meet Saturday in a blind draw tournament with games at 2 3 7 and 8 pm. The winner earns a silver basketball trophy. Semifinals set for 2 and 3 pm and 7 pm consolation for afternoon losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Spencer
Brazil
Crawfordsville
Greencastle
W. E. Bausman
Greencastle High
Purdue Farm Record Project Sees Second Year End in Putnam
J C Bottum of Purdue University and County Agent R H Stevenson visit Putnam County this week to close the second year of the farm management program and begin the third. The farm record books help farmers track earnings and expenditures and are distributed by Purdue with instructional guidance. Access is available at the county agent’s office for those interested in securing and using the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bottum
Farm Management Department
Purdue University
R. H. Stevenson
Putnam County
Purdue
County Official Secures Document From Local Agency
County official ensures securing documents from the local agency as part of an ongoing records request. Authority and exact scope remain stated but not fully disclosed in available text.
Commission approves phone sale to Standard Telephone Company
The Public Service Commission approved the sale of a group of Indiana telephone companies to Standard Telephone Company of Indiana. The merger includes Royal Center Greentown Greenfield Greencastle Attica Putnam and Steuben counties Waynetown and Logansport with headquarters in Logansport. The deal covers a 1 060 000 first mortgage bond issue and 1 000 no par value shares, with no cash exchange, and the operating units to run as a single group. It will take two to three months to finalize the merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Standard Telephone Company of
Indiana
Cass Circuit
Royal Center Greentown
Greenfield
Greencastle
Attica
Putnam County
Steuben County
Waynetown
Logansport
Standard Telephone Company
Fansler & Douglass
Royal Center
Greentown
Watson
Galveston
New Waverly
Young America
Lucerne
Logansport Home Company
John B. Smith
State Commission
Fansler
Douglass
Lagansport
West Confirmed as Secretary of the Interior by Senate
Roy O. West of Chicago and president of the DePauw University board of trustees won Senate confirmation for the Interior post after a Progresive-led fight. West had held a recess appointment by President Coolidge amid charges of close ties to Samuel Insull, campaign promoter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Senate Progressives
Roy O. West
Chicago
Interior
Senate
DePauw University
Coolidge
West
Samuel Insull
Denman Mentioned as Green castle Mayoral Candidate
W. L. Denman a prominent Democrat and former Green castle Postmaster is named as a candidate for mayor in the upcoming city primary. Friends praise his potential, while several Republicans are unnamed and Mayor Miré Gaughey expresses no strong desire for the post though he may be drafted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Denman
Greencastle
Denman
Charles Miré- Gaughey
Greencastle Nips Attica In Tight 54 42 High School Derby
Greencastle beat Attica 54 to 42 in a closely contested game on Saturday night. The Cubs led 28 27 at the half, with six lead changes and seven ties over four quarters as both teams traded blows and fought hard till the final buzzer.
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Stone
Diehl
Martin
Stewart
Red Ramblers
Lindamood
Cubs
Attica
Riley
Brown
Greencastle
Tobin
Ramblers
Peterson
Masten
Red Bambers
Tiger Cubs
Mrs James L Glascock Dies at Plainfield Home
Mrs James L Glascock 61 wife of Capt Glascock military director at the Indiana Boys school died yesterday at her Plainfield home after a two year illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield, Ind
James L. Glascock
Indiana Daylight Saving Time Bill Introduced
Rep. Forrest Knepper of Etna Green sponsors a bill in the Indiana House to adopt Eastern Standard Time year round. If enacted, Indiana would observe DST year round, effective March 31, aligning with EST and one hour ahead of Central Standard Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
House of Representatives
Forrest Knepper
Etna Green
Moose to Dedicate Jacksonville Home Presented by Davis
A group of buildings costing 150010 dollars, donated personally by Secretary of Labor James J. Davis, will be dedicated in Jacksonville. The project is a gift to the Moose Order and marks a notable charity event reported by International News Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Jacksonville
Davis
International News Service
Fla
Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
Moose Order
Mooseheart Legion Convention Touts Jacksonville Visit
The Mooseheart Legion of the World gathers January 24 through 27 in Jacksonville drawing about 5,000 visitors. Secretary Davis serves as director general of the Moose Order and presents a memorial gift to his father. The event is hosted at Moosehaven, the order’s home for the aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mooseheart Legion of the World
Jacksonville
Davis
Moose Order
Moosehaven
Order
Transfer Farm Prisoners By Order Of Governor
Fearful that Michigan authorities would pursue escape efforts, Governor Leslie signed a transfer order moving George Jamison and Andrew Armstrong from the Indiana State Farm to the Michigan City state prison. Both inmates face sentences from one to twenty one years and are known by several aliases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
INS
Michigan
George Jamison
Andrew Armstrong
Indiana State Farm
Lake County
Leslie
Michigan City
Jamison
Armstrong
Century Club Holds Meeting with Gilmore Hostesses
Mrs. F G Gilmore and Miss Margaret Gilmore welcomed 22 members and 46 guests for the Century Club gathering on Saturday January 19. Officers were elected including Mrs E B Nichols as president and Dr E Stanley Jones topic sparked discussion with readings from Christ of the Indian Road and Christ of the Stound Table. A dinner date was set for February 16 at the Cannon home and Dr Jones lecture in Greenscastle was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
Gilmore
F. G. Gilmore
Margaret Gilmore
E. Stanley Jones
L. KE. Eckardt
E. B. Nichols
John Allve
Mayme Shearer
Carriett Joslin
Aaron Cooper
Wallace Carson
Bk. W. Pence
John Cannon
Fk. T. Stephenson
Jones
Greencastle
Miss Anna Miller Weds Alva Lisby In Greencastle Home
Miss Anna Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Miller of Floyd township married Alva F E Lisby Putnam county treasurer Sunday at 2 pm. The ceremony at Mr and Mrs Snodgrass Fillmore home was conducted by Rev Collins. They plan a ten day trip to Kentucky and will reside on Lisbys farm near Fillmore upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Miller
Henry Miller
Floyd Township
Alva FE. Lisby
Putram County
Charles Snodgrass
Fillmore
Collins
Fillmore Christian Church
Snodgrass
Harvey Owen
Greencastle
Mrs McCoy Hosts Bridge Shower for Recent Bride
Mrs Kenneth McCoy of Cincinnati visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C N McWethy hosted a bridge shower Saturday afternoon at the McWethy home in honor of Mrs Fred Hosea nee Helen Wilson. Kathleen Taylor won high score. guest of honor received a prize. Attending were Mrs Charles Gordon Mrs Ormand Hammond Miss Edith Marie Brown Miss Shirley Martin Miss Margaret Emily McGaughey Minnie Mae Bartley Isabelle Hatfield Kath leen Taylor and Imogene Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth McCoy
Cincinnati
C. N. McWethy
McWethy
Fred Hosea
Helen Wilson
Kathleen Taylor
Charles Gordon
Ormand Hammond
Edith Marie Brown
Shirley Martin
Margaret Emily McGaughey
Minnie
Mae Bartley
Isabelle Hatfield
Kath
Leen Taylor
Imogene Cooper
Little Girl Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
Marietta Cox, eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cox, held a birthday party at her home on Saturday afternoon. Twelve children attended and played games. Pink and white decorations adorned the venue as angel food cake, grape juice, and Eskimo Pies were served. Each child received a small doll as a party favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Cox
Raymond Cox
Birthday Dinner Honored Miss McGaughey at Elm Street Home
Miss Flossie McGaughey was honored with a birthday dinner by her parents Mr and Mrs Manford McGaughey at their Elm street home Sunday noon. A birthday cake served as the table decoration. Guests included Miss Marion Steele Miss Anna Steele Dessa Petty Ethel McGaughey and Messrs Frank Bridges James Bridges Carl Borden Carlisle Scott and Paul Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McGaughey
Flossie McGaughey
Manford McGaughey
Elm Street
Marion
Anna Steele
Dessa Petty
Ethel McGaughey
Mlessrs
Frank and
James Bridges
Carl Borden
Carlisle Scott
Paul Robbins
Local Social Notes From Greencastle Area
Greencastler, six Mr and Mrs Harry Toney and sons Frank and Henry visited Mr and Mrs Earl Toney at Bainbridge. Clay McKee remains seriously ill at home north of town. Robert Lyon, son of Mr and Mrs John Lyon, out of school due to illness. Abe Roberts and son Donald Wayne called on the Lyon family. Robert McKee called home due to his father Clay McKee illness. Mrs William Brown ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Toney
Frank
Henry
Earl Toney
Bainbridge
Clay McKee
Robert Lyon
John Lyon
Abe Roberts
Donald Wayne
Robert McKee
William Brown
Kiwanis International Observes Fourteenth Birthday Week
Greencastle Kiwanis marks their 14th anniversary with January 20 to 26 events. Local club of 48 members aims for 100 percent attendance at Thursday noon meeting at the Christian Church as part of service ideals and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis International
Detroit
Michigan
Kiwanis Club
North America
Kiwanis
United States
Canada
Greencastle Club
Christian Church
Arrest of Army Deserter Murphy in Indiana
Charles Murphy, a north Greencastle man, was arrested as an Army deserter by Marshal Paul Grimes and delivered to Army authorities at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis. The arrest followed a government poster notice issued Monday. Deserters face federal prison terms and officers receive a $50 bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Murphy
North Greencastle
Paul Grimes
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Grimes
Murphy
Wyoming
Delinquent Tax List Published by Treasurer
The annual delinquent tax sale will be held at the Putnam county courthouse office on Monday at 10 30. A total of 150 properties are listed in The Herald with 40 in Green Castle and 17 of Greencastle items due to Barrett law public improvement assessments. Total collected if all sell will reach several hundred dollars, with the highest claim $1010.50 and the lowest $3.83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva E. Lisby
Putnam County Court House
Herald
Greencastle
Barrett Law
Tax Sale Preparations Highlight Greencastle Delinquencies
Greencastle area readies for the annual tax sale with many properties to be offered by owners seeking to avoid penalties. Delinquent taxes remain due though, and local officials note Greencastle’s total is smaller than similar cities and lower than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Commissioner Samuel Jackson Dies in Tippecanoe County
Samuel C. Jackson, 72, elected commissioner from Tippecanoe County's Second District last November, died of pneumonia this morning in Lafayette. Though sworn in, he never attended a board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Samuel C. Jackson
Tippecanoe County
Putnam County Credit Assn Names Officers for 1929
The Putnam County Credit Association at the Presbyterian Church elected new officers. President R. E. Brown, Vice President Jacob Eitel, Treasurer Joe Bamberger, Directors Albert Dobbs Otho Smythe and Milton Brown. The annual banquet drew 46 members and featured round table talks on association matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County Credit Association
Presbyterian Church
J. F. Cannon
A. J. Duff
J. E. McCurry
R. E. Brown
Jacob Eitel
Joe Bamberger
Albert Dobbs
Otho Smythe
Cloverdale
Milton Brown
Harry Allan
Helen Black
A. G. Brown
Fred L. O'Hair
R. P. Mullins
Jesse McCoy
Mr. Miller
Roachdale
Hollowell
Chevrolet
H. A. Sherrill
Sheriff Seizes Booze Car After Rural Hootenanny Crash
Sheriff Edward Eitelforge recovered a 1928 Chrysler coupe damaged in a crash north of Cloverdale on State Road 43. About seventy five gallons of sugar alcohol and two revolver cartridges were found. the car owner was Irvin Moore, Clinton. The sheriff also confiscated fifteen five gallon cans and three one gallon cans of alcohol and believed an accomplice fled in another vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Eitelforge
Cloverdale
State Road 43
Irvin Moore
Blackman Street
Clinton
Grover Pratt
Indiana
Maple Hill Visit Highlights Payne Family Ties
Floyd Payne visiting his Westside home and work roots returns to Maple Hill to see his parents Mr and Mrs Carey Payne while Geneva Rogers continues to suffer with her foot in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Payne
West
Mrs
Carey Payne
Geneva Rogers
Also Mentioned on This Page
PURDU
Commission
Crawley
G. Crawley
G. Grawley
Creencastle
TP Stone
Thote
Ellen Wees
F Ellis
Peete Wrens
J. L. Glascock
Plainfield
Mrs. McCoy
Greencastler
Putnam County Credit Assn. Names Officers
McCoy
Maple Hill
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