USC Leader Sees New Field for Adult Training
R B von Kleinsmid president of USC and former DePauw faculty member speaks on expanding adult education. He asserts broad opportunities to promote enlightenment and leadership across communities beyond youth programs.
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R. B. von Kleinsmid
University of Southern California
DePauw
Revival Meeting at Eminence Church Opens
The Clayton A Sanders Evangelistic Party began a revival at the First Christian Church Eminence on Sunday January 29 to February 12. Irene Sanders assists with music and youth programs while a large Young People's Choir will perform each evening at 7 15 p m with special song books and invited church affiliations.
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Clayton A. Sanders
Christian Church
Sanders
Miss Stearwalt
Miss Sanders
Speed Demons Race For World Speed Crown At Daytona
The February trials at Daytona Beach will feature the Lockhart Stutz Special by Frank Lockhart and other mega cars, aimed at beating Major Seagrave’s 205.38 mph record. Captain Campbell the Napier engined entry and J M White’s 1500 hp monster join a French car by H Pendin, with exotic designs and two hidden machines in a bid for the world speed title.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
INS
H. D. D. Seagrave
Ormond-Daytona
Florida
Seagrave
Daytona
Frank Lockhart
Stutz Motor
Lockhart
Stutz
Major Seagrave
Cement Plant Fires New Kiln At Limedale On Saturday
The Indiana Portland Cement Co plant at Limedale fired its new kiln for the first time on Saturday. The unit, with a capacity of 1,500 barrels daily, boosts overall output to 6,000 barrels per day, placing the plant among leading cement producers worldwide.
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Indiana Portland Cement Co
Limedale
Motion Picture Industry Seeks Trained Workforce and Courses
The article notes rising demand for college trained workers across commerce and industry, highlighting cinema's need for specialized study. It argues for continuation and extension courses in architecture, cinematography, chemistry, and script work to supply skilled professionals while workers remain employed in the field.
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Commerce and Industry
United States of America
Democratic campaign speakers praise party progress and ideals
Continuations congratulate future progress of the country and praise zeal in public service. Mr Hughes notes campaigns require organization to articulate sentiment. He calls the Democratic party a fountain of new ideas, youthful aspirations, and progressive legislation. Short talks by several locals are reported along with county vice chairman remarks on correspondence.
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Hughes
Democratic Party
National Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
Woodrow Wilson
Andrew Durham
William Denman
Sanford Romine
Cooper
Day
Dalby
Fire at Villanova College Destroys College Hall
Students returning to Villanova College found College Hall a mass of blackened debris after a night fire causing 2 million dollars in damage. Thirteen injured include five students and eight firefighters from 16 suburban and four Philadelphia companies.
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Philadelphia
Villanova College
College Hall
Cloverdale wins county tournament as Roachdale falls short
Cloverdale clinches the county tourney with a close final over Roachdale. Other notes highlight Greencastle Tiger Cubs strong play, Brazil County victory, and upcoming sectionals with entries due February 3. Players Sackett Denny Cloverdale and Dorsett Belle Union praised for standout tourney effort.
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Cloverdale
Golden
Roachdale
Dorsett
Belle Union
Lewis
Reelsville
Clodfelter
Clinton Center
Pursell
Fillmore
Cloverdale and Roachdale Engage In Thrilling Overtime Battle
Cloverdale narrowly edged Roachdale in a 30 minute game plus overtime as Sackett and O Mullane led Cloverdale with 17 points combined while Golden paced Roachdale with 10. Roachdale tied late in regulation and trailed 16 16 late in the second half before losing in OT. Cloverdale earlier defeated Reelsville 21 16 in the semi final.
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Sackett
Cloverdale
Golden
Cox
Lane
Roachdale
O'Mullane
Perkins
Christenberry
Denny
Cochenour
Reelsville
Mullane
Linley
Ray
Peor
Freeseweres
Evans
Lear c
Toreesees
Tobin
B. Pesresever
Brown
Beet
Hutcheson
Kerr
F Lewis
Crawley
McE
Cannidy
Serotie
Whittaker
Belle Union
Laughlin
Oneereee
Cedarhelm
Bruhn
Burris
Pheeree
Greencastle
Newton Gang
Toole
Stone
Hughes
H. Stone
Concilla
Harris
Beeson
Henslmier
Ee James
Lohrman
F Stuart
Tiger Cubs Dominate Manual In High-Scoring Win
Greencastle Tiger Cubs routed Manual 64 to 24, using rapid passing to overwhelm the husky Indianapolis squad. The Cubs, fresh from a Friday win over Rushville, showed speed and accuracy as they raced to three points per minute. The Greencastle Juniors also defeated Manual freshmen 39 to 21 in the curtain raiser.
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Tiger Cubs
Greencastle
Rushville Lions
Indianapolis
Manual
Cubs
Rushville
Real Silk Hosiery Mills head William Robin dies at 34
William Robin, 34, president of the Real Silk Hosiery Mills, died suddenly of heart disease at his Indianapolis home. Funeral services set for 10:30 today at his residence.
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Indianapolis
William
Robin
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
W. C. Robin
Juniors Hand Manual Team Easy Defeat in Preview
Greencastle High School Juniors topped Manual youngsters 39 to 21 in a preliminary for the Greencastle Manual game in Indianapolis. H Stone led Greencastle with 18 points while his brother added 5 field goals. Regenstein and Stuart led Manual scorers as Coach Davies used Basson Early and Thomas, with Manual inserting Farmer Huber and Learman.
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Stone
Greencastle High School
Manual
Greencastle
Indianapolis
H. Stone
Regenstein
Stuart
Davies
Basson
Early
Thomas
Farmer
Huber
Learman
Elks Lodge Relocates to South Indiana Street
The Greencastle Lodge of Elks moved to a new home at Indiana and Poplar streets on Monday. Most of the day was spent transporting furnishings from their former residence on East Washington Street, a building they had occupied for over twenty years.
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ELKS
South Indiana Street
Greencastle Lodge of Elks
Indiana and
Poplar Streets
Easth
Washington Street
Sam Rice to Visit Washington Couple Then Spring Trip
Sam Rice of Washington DC visits Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broadstreet before departing for Hot Springs Arkansas for spring training with the Washington American Baseball League.
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Sam Rice
Washington D. C
Charles
Broadstreet
Mr. Rice
Washington American Baseball League
Ho! Springs
Arkansas
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