Milk Firm Proposes Putnam County Route Plan
Mr Williams of Weber Milk Co Indianapolis says a $3500 county appropriation to test all cattle in Putnam County would let his firm establish milk routes across the county. They would process at least six tons daily, with other firms eager. It could return farmers about 200000 dollars yearly, or a ban from Indianapolis Health Board if the grant is not approved.
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Mr. Williams
Weber Milk Co
Indianapolis
Board of Commissioners
Putnam County
Health Board of Indianapolis
Farmers Expand Soybeans and Clover for Profitable Feed
Farmers increasingly dedicate more acreage to soybeans and clover plus alfalfa hay as a profitable protein feed strategy.
Real Estate Transfers Listed Across Several Townships
Real estate transfers show many deeds from individuals such as Arthur R. Hurst Jena E Bales Pearl Leonard Glen H Lyon Charles Owens Orlena McCammack Homer Griffin Pomelia Dawson William L Miller Mat J Murphy HL Freeman Forest Hill cemetery Bertha Chastain George W Havens Lee Hall Estal Minnick Helen O hair Charles E F Dills Milton Brown Nora Morrison Frank Williams Arthur Plummer Elisha McAninch Elizabeth Danhour Miller Bryant James W Williams Frank Reed Virgil Falconbury Roy McCloud and others across Cloverdale Warren Greencastle Clinton Madison Monroe Putnamville Floyd Monroe and Washington townships with prices ranging from $1 to $10,000.
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Arthur R. Hurst
Earl Foster
Cloverdale Two
Jena E. Bales
Dovie M. O’conner
Warren Two
Pearl Leonard
Dovie M. O'Connell
Lamar C. Grubb
William Crawley
Greencastle
Clayton C. Barr
Ira L. Shaw
Clinton
Russell Twos
Ida M. Wingfield
Glen H. Lyon
Cloverdale Township
Charles Owens
Eugene M. Owens
Russellville
Cloverdale
Nora B. Sandy
Roavhdale
Pomelia Dawson
Mary A. Johnson
Monroe Twp
William L. Miller
B. P.O. EB
Mat J. Murphy
Milton Klebusch
HL. Freeman
Daniel FE. Gilmore
George W. Havens
Opal H. Davis
Franklin
Lee Hall
Estal Minnick
Monroe
Helen O'Hair
Milton Brown
Charles EF. Dills
Otho C. Dills
Madison Two
Clarence Scobee
Arthur Plummer
Nora FE. Morrison
Hoosier Highlands
Frank Reed
Elisha McAninch
Marion Two
Elizabeth Danhour
George Easter
Putnamville
Miller Bryant
Lincoln D. Snider
Charles Reed
Marion Township
Miss Barnum Sets June Concert Tour With Melody Maids
Miss Harriet Barnum daughter of Prof and Mrs Howard J Barnum leaves Greencastle in June for an extended concert tour with The Melody Maids a Paramount Artists Service group. The group includes Esther Kennedy contralto and pianist Grace Raymond soprano and Barnum violinist soprano and pianist. An eastern and southern itinerary is planned. Barnum, a DePauw student and Greencastle resident, completes her junior year this year and has built a reputation as a musician of rare ability.
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Harriet Barnum
Howard J. Barnum
Greencastle
The
Melody Maids
Paramount Artists Service
Esther Kennedy
Grace Raymond
Barnum
Hach
DePauw
Miss Barnum
Indiana Spiritual Address Debuts at Kiwanis Luncheon
Prof. O. H. Williams of DePauw University spoke on Indiana as a spiritual leader and its advantages at the Kiwanis Club weekly luncheon. The talk, prepared for a statewide tour, highlighted Indiana's leadership and benefits and was the principal feature of the meeting.
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O. TH. Williams
DePauw University
Indiana
Kiwanic Club
Williams
Livestock market steady to lower in Indianapolis trade
Hog prices eased 10 to 15 cents with bulk hogs 170 to 226 pounds at 8.25. Light weights 8.45. Butcher hogs 275 to 325 pounds 8.00 to 8.25. Cattle active with beef steers 11.25 to 13.50, heifers stronger, early trade 16.50 to a top 17.00. Lambs firm 0.25 higher, western lambs 14.25, native lambs 14.00 and down.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Friday Night High School Double Header
A double header basketball bill tops Friday night sports as the Tiger Cubs face the Rushville Lions and the Juniors meet the Plainfield Juniors. Preliminary at 7 oclock. Coach W E Bausman returns from Dayton after the funeral of Mr and Mrs Sites killed in an automobile tragedy Tuesday near Dayton. Local teams aim for two wins.
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Tiger Cubs
Roaring Rushville Lions
Wear
Plainfield
W. E. Bausman
Dayton
Ind
John Sites
Big Four Train Sets Speed Record To Cleveland
A Big Four special raced 535 miles from St Louis to Cleveland in 4 hours 49 minutes, finishing five minutes behind the Southwestern Limited. Averages ran about 75 mph, with 72 miles Terre Haute to Indianapolis covered in 61 minutes. The trip carried A C Harris toward New York for Ira Place funeral.
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Cleveland, O
St. Louis
Cleveland
Union Station
Southwestern Limited
Missouri City
A. C. Harris
New York Central Railroad
New York
Ira Place
Mr. Harris
Southwestern
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Putnam County
Cred itors heirs and legatees of Wesley W Wildman deceased must appear in Putnam Circuit Court at Greencastle Indiana on February 14 1928 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship for distributive shares Witness Clerk Ferd Lucas January 23 1928 Hays Murphy Attorneys Also notice death of Mrs Henry West Amo Ind funeral at 1 pm Friday at Amo residence burial Stilesville Cemetery son-in-law Milo West reports death of sister-in-law
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Wesley W. Wildman
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Ferd Lucas
Hays & Murphy
Milo West
Henry West
Amo
West
Stilesville
Greencastle Cubs, Rushville Lions clash in weekend hoops
Putnam County fans anticipate a full weekend of basketball as Greencastle's Tiger Cubs host Rushville Lions on Friday with juniors also in action. The Cubs aim to snap a seven game skid before traveling to Manual in Indianapolis Saturday. Eight county teams compete Saturday on Greencastle floor with a cash prize and shared gate receipts. A poem from Rushville mocks the Lions as fans show strong Indiana hoops devotion.
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Putnam County and
Greencastle
Cubs
Indianapolis
Manual
Greencastle Boys
Putnam County
Pardon Us
Delightful Musicale Held at Mrs C H Smith
At the Greencastle Morning Musicale meeting on January 25 at Mrs C H Smiths home Miss Virginia Harlow discussed modern music and composers of Scotland Ireland and Wales noting two divergent lines revival of folk tunes and new original works based on old music. Several selections by club members illustrated the points.
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Greencastle Morning Musicale
C. H. Smith
Virginia Harlow
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Miss Phoebe Conley to Teach English at Washington High
Miss Phoebe Conley, niece of Mr and Mrs C C Hurst, and DePauw University graduate, has accepted a position as English teacher at Washington High School in Indianapolis.
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Phoebe Conley
Indianapolis
Mr. Land
C. C. Hurst
City
DePauw Universty
Washington High School
Bert Knight
Local Teachers Change Posts Highlight Washington Street
Miss Mary Cammack, formerly of G. H. S., now teaches at Washington High School on West Washington Street in Indianapolis. Miss Conley has taught at Clinton High School for four years. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Finney of Williamsport, previously of the city, visited friends here Sunday.
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Mary Cammack
G.H. S
Washington H. S
West Washington Street
Indianapolis
Conley
Clinton High School
L. H. Finney
Williamsport
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Alva Smith
Friends of Alva Smith of Fillmore surprised him on his birthday anniversary January 22 with a dinner at his home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Wm J Smith, Mrs Cleo Shuck and sons, Miss Evelyn Miller, Mr and Mrs Charles F Smith and daughters and Miss Avaril Smith all of Fillmore, Mrs Lacey Bales of Indianapolis, and Mr and Mrs F H Smith of Muncie Indiana.
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Alva Smith
Fillmore
Wm. J. Smith
Cleo Shuck and Sons
Evelyn Miller
Charles F. Smith
Avaril Smith
Lacey Bales
Indianapolis
F. H. Smith
Muncie
Ind
DePauw University Mid Year Commencement Sets Tuesday Time
The first DePauw mid year commencement will be held Tuesday January 31 at 11 am. Faculty and student procession precedes the exercises. President Homer Price Rainey of Franklin College gives the address on Appreciation of Human Excellence. Dr Marlin grants Bachelor of Arts degrees, with a University choir and Margaret Pearson as soloist. Degrees awarded to Arthur John Allen Laurence R Allen Henry Luther Callantine Beruah Ethel Collins Freydis Loraine Cox Robert William Current Ellen Emaline Morrison John Marion Newsom William Irvine Ong Paul Brooks Smith Wilfred Belmont Stukey Richard Arnold Tilden Nancy Delay Elliott and others from Greencastle Rock Island Clayton Atwood Chicago Gary London Oh San Jose etc.
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DePauw University
Homer Price Rainey
Franklin College
Dr. Marlin
Margaret Pearson
Arthur John Allen
Rock Island
Buelah Ethel Collins
Atwood
Freydis Loraine Cox
Greencastle
Robert William Current
Red Key
Ellen Emaline Morrison
Washington
John Marion Newsom
Gary
William Irvine Ong IT
London
Plans for New Church Discussed by Woman's League
The Woman's League of the Methodist Church met in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Dr. C. H. Taylor attended and outlined plans and specifications for the new church. A memorial service honored four members who passed away last year. Two new committees were formed: flower committee members Mrs F L Busenburg, Mrs Ernest Browning, Mrs Charles McWethy. and charity committee members Mrs Harold Zink, Mrs C H Taylor, Mrs R G McCutehan. A solo by Miss Weeder of the University and a review of Brother Saul by Mrs W W Tucker complemented the program. Tea concluded the meeting, served by outgoing and incoming officers.
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Taylor
Woman’s League of the Methodist Church
F. L. Busenburg
Ernest Browning
Charles McWethy
Harold Zink
C. H. Taylor
R. G. McCutehan
Bittles
Nancy Hill
O. F. Overstreet
Libby Crouch
Isaac Hammond
Fire damages home of Prof Franks C Tilden
A Thursday noon attic fire damaged the home of Prof and Mrs F C Tilden at 607 Anderson Street. The blaze broke through the roof in several places before being discovered. Water damaged walls and furnishings on the second floor. Fire Chief John Goddard said the fire likely started from a defective flue.
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F. C. Tilden
Anderson Anderson Street
John Goddard
Stotsenburg Announces Candidacy for Third District
New Albany Indiana January 26 Evan B Stotsenburg former Indiana attorney general announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Congressman from the Third district in a statement from New Albany.
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New Albany
Ind
INS
Evan B. Stotsenburg
Indiana
Hubert Sherman Takes Downtown Business Room
Hubert Sherman proprietor of the Greencastle Hatchery and poultry expert has leased the room at Indiana and Walnut streets formerly Vancleave Meat Market to market young chicks and other poultry products. He occupied the room Thursday.
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Hubert Sherman
Greencastle
Indiana and
Walnut Streets
Vancleave
Sherman
Konjola Cited By Suffering Patient As Pain Relief
Mr J W Brandt of Onward Tod Peru reports neuritis centered in arms shoulders and neck improved after using Konjola. He says sleep and appetite returned and bowel issues cleared. The advertisement notes Konjola is sold in Greencastle Owl Drug Store and by nearby druggists in the region.
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J. W. Brandt
Tod
Konjola
Greencastle
Owl Drug
Adv
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