Birthday Party for Isabel Lowery Marks Eighth
Isabel Lowery celebrated her eighth birthday at home on Saturday afternoon with a red and white themed party. Guests included Myrtle Landes Charles Peris Eva Hedge and family Eva Bond and son Floyd Fern Louise Williams and others. Games contests and refreshments followed the meal.
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Isabel Lowery
Myrtle Landes
Charles Peris
Eva
Elvin Hedge
Eva Bond
Floyd
Fern Louise Williams
Minnie Masher
Marcellian and
Wayne
Zola Mercer
Mae Almeda Diel
Irene Diel
Luella Mae
Norma Jane Bond
Blanche Lowery
James
Frank Gerald
Isabel
Evelyn Young
FE. W. Gwin
George W. Young
Trene Diel
Mr. Diel
Brazil
Richard Atkinson
Terre Haute
S. P. Best
Reelsville
Maple Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Family Visits
Lottie Dickey of Indianapolis spent Friday night and Saturday with her three sons and mother Mrs FE E Gardner. Carey Payne bought a new Ford sedan. Lester Leonard and family visited his parents Mr and Mrs James Rogers who suffer a sore foot. Floyd Payne, Carey Paynes son, is returning west after visiting home folks. Oscar Rowings and wife from Green Castle visited Mrs Rowings parents Mr and Mrs Richard Miller. Jaston Dickey and son Andrew joined Mrs Lottie Dickey and sons for dinner at Eldora Gardner and later went to Green Castle.
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Lottie Dickey
Indianapolis
FE. E. Gardner
Carey Payne
Lester Leonard
James Rogers
Rogers
Floyd Payne
West
Oscar Rowings
Greencastle
College President Slagle Dies on Big Four Train
Dr. Robert Lincoln Slagle president of the University of South Dakota died on a Big Four train near Indianapolis. He resigned to take effect Sept 1 1929 after a stroke forced him to stop working Jan 5. He had served as president since Feb 1 1914 and was en route to retirement with his sister Mrs. John Liang of Charleston West Virginia.
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Indianapolis
Robert Lincoln Slagle
University of South Dakota
Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary
Slagle
John Liang
Charleston
W. Va
South Dakota
Anna Nicholas dies long-serving Star editor at 79
Anna Nicholas editorial writer and literary editor of The Star died at St Vincent's hospital in Indianapolis after a major operation and pneumonia. She served nearly fifty-three years on The Star and Indianapolis Journal and was renowned for literary criticism and editorials.
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Indianapolis
Anna Nicholas
The
Star
St. Vincent's Hospital
Indianapolis Journal
James Whitcomb Riley
Charles Major
George Ade
Lew Wallace
Thomas Barton
Crown Hill
Brazil-Greencastle Basketball Game Transport Planned
Brazil High School organized a student and fan excursion to Greencastle for the annual Brazil Greencastle basketball game. A 6 pm departure from the traction station is planned with return fifteen minutes after the game ends. 250 student tickets will be allocated in the west end of the gym, with extra tickets via Principal Pell.
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Brazil Times
T. H. 1. & E. Traction Company
Brazil High School
Greencastle
Pell
Boston League official dies by suicide at Fenway Park
James L. Price, secretary of the Boston American League baseball club, reportedly despondent over ill health, killed himself at Fenway Park early today by slashing his throat. A razor was found beside him.
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Boston
INS
James L. Price
Boston American League Baseball Club
Fenway Park
Rival Brazil Visits Greencastle For Friday Basketball Showdown
Greencastle hosts Brazil of Clay County in a return game after Brazil beat the Cubs at Brazil earlier in the season. Both teams have strengthened and weakened. Brazil reached the Wabash Valley finals before losing to Wiley, while Greencastle contends with lineup changes and a tough home court test.
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Brazil
Clay County
Tiger Cubs
Cubs
Wiley
Terre Hauté
Greencastle
Tiny Dora
Fillmore
Cloverdale
Card of Thanks from The Children
We extend our sincere thanks to all who assisted during the sickness and death of our beloved parents. The Children.
Advertising help offered by US 1 in paper notices
The notice states US 1 offers cooperation to advertisers with copy preparation, distribution methods, and advertising problems. It emphasizes contact with advertisers across many lines and invites readers to seek guidance and ideas.
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William Morton Hicks
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Tional Road
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Bethena Dobbs Ricks
Mill Creek Township
Putnam Co
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Mary Skelton
Coatesville
Elizabeth Burgess
Eminence
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Vic Bras
Sarah Broadstreet
Hugh H. Hicks
Myrtie Coble
Addie Ruark
John EB. Hicks
Edgar C. , Hicks
Stilesville
Thomas A. Hicks
L. F. Hicks
Emil Son
West Virginia
Monta Buis
Ruth Cham ‘Ness
Melvin Ruark
Hazel Meek
Union Valley Church
Ruben Masten
the Baptist Church
Stilesville Cemetery
Vondgastle
Clara Bow
Chas
Buddy” Rogers
Attancktay
Nancy Carrol
Richard Arlen
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OUR Gang
Kinogram News
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