Draft Examinations Continue For Class One Recruits
Examinations of men in Class One continue for about twenty days under new draft regulations. Dr. Sudwunski and the medical advisory team oversee tests with Gov. Geedrich and others supervising. A list of 60 plus names appears, detailing those called to appear before medical examiners this week.
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Charles Sudranski
Rhystetan
Fulham
Raf. Laord
Ull Twelly
Mies
Sudwunski
Niccd
Wiles
Geedrich
Die
Acion
Refe
WOM
McGaughey
Sure Mesom
da. Conn
Suds Ani Ue J. BF
Decisis
Robert L. Wright
Fred K. Heavins
William R. Sutherlin
Joseph L. Hutcheson
Andrew J. Knoll, Jr
Roy E. Jones
Virley C. Rice
Wiliam W. Wright
Walter Adams
Fred B. Cook
Clinton V. Cue
Russell Stoner
Otha McCammack
Herbert L. Vandament
Lee Craft
Reuven A. Lurber
Thomas Chenoweth
Edward L. Slavens
Harry Ash
Claude H. Hughes
Gilbert Rogers
John D
Don Wells
Eddie H. Buis
Leonard Witt Leonard A. Greenlee Haven E. O’rear
Dennis Curran Hancil H. Nichols
Elbert E. Hinkle
Harry Brown
Raymond E. Keyt
Clarence. T. Rambo Emmert M. Brackney Poetry
Leseth Ih
Sister’s name found in Herald as brother writes after 32 years
An old local item recalls a man who left home over twenty years ago to seek his fortune across the world. After years abroad he returned to find a sister mentioned in the Greencastle Herald. He wrote offering to cover a trip for her and her daughter to the West, and plans for a reunion and future schooling are noted.
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Herald
Tme
Webbe
Greencensue Roune
Rush Mec
al Collere
Albert Landes
Gianapolis
School principals meet on Saturdays to aid farm labor needs
L G Wright superintendent calls high school principals to discuss holding school on additional Saturdays to release boys early for farm work. The meeting is in the courthouse superintendent’s office at 10 30 Saturday. State council of defense urges exploration of early dismissal to relieve labor shortages. Current law requires terms of fixed length.
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Sapy
Wright
L. G. Wright
Court House
State Council of Defense
German Baker in Pulaski County Sells 16 Ounce Bread for Five Cents
A report to Dr. Harry E. Barnard, federal food administrator for Indiana, through Pulaski county official R. S. Rogers, notes a small Pulaski County bakery selling 16 ounce loaves at five cents. Investigations found Medaryville bakers charged 13 cents for 24 ounce loaves, weighing more than standard.
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Page Kaiser Bill
Pulaski County
America
Harry E. Barnard
Indiana
R. S. Rogers
French relief box packed. January shipment from Putnam County
The January shipment from Putnam County contains 424 garments, 44 more than the December consignment. This aid box reflects continued support for relief efforts with a larger inventory ready for dispatch.
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Putnam County
Local committee funds French relief drive for January
The committee on French relief reports the January shipment is packed and ready. December sent 180 items. January shipment includes 124 warm garments for children. Local clubs and citizens contributed heavily, with Cloverdale and Pick Chapel pledging effort. Finished items and materials may be left at the public library or Miss O’Hair’s studio.
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Trohineen
Cloverdale
Peick Chapel
O’hair
Franklin Five in Poor Condition for Contest
Franklin Indiana reports Franklin College basketball coach Thurber faces a depleted roster for the game against De Pauw University. Only a bare possibility of two players remains, with a near-rebuild underway from Yannigan material. The odds against Green Castle await in tomorrow night’s matchup.
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Franklin
Ind
Cone
Thurber
DePauw University
Yannigan
Greencastle
What Barnard Learned Shipbuilding for World Food Relief
Dr. Harry E. Barnard notes at a Washington conference that Europe’s hunger hinges on ships. He stresses that beyond troops and guns, America must fund a robust shipbuilding program to transport food to France and support the war effort.
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Harry E. Barnard
Indiana
Washington
Europe
France
America
Shipping and rail policy drive world wartime tonnage aims
Experts warn submarine losses are rising and must be matched by greater export tonnage. Government rail control may divert food abroad toward the Gulf. With North American shortages, shipping should seek goods to South America Argentina India and Australia to offset gains in enemy tonnage and protect war effort.
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Gulf Perus
North America
South America
Argentina
India
Australia
Indiana Governor proclaims Thrift Day observance
Governor James P. Goodrich proclaims February 3 as official Thrift Day to promote federal savings plans. He urges Sunday sermons on thrift and an economic observance Monday February 4 to encourage purchase of thrift stamps and war savings certificates. Banks merchants and employers urged to support thrift education.
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James P. Goodrich
State of
Indiana
Putnam County Mobilizes For Shipbuilding Drive
The United States must build ships to offset German submarine damages. C. C. Gillen of the council of defense gives four minute talks at local moving picture shows to boost county participation. Putnam county's enlistment goal is 100 workers, with total need estimated at 386000 men including carpenters painters plumbers blacksmiths electricians and laborers. Report to A. V. O'Daniel, county labor agent.
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United States
C. C. Gillen
Council of Defense
Moving Picture Show
Putnam County
A. V. O’daniel
Grogers Adopt Gash and Garry Delegates Meet in Indiana
Delegates from across the state convene at Indianapolis to approve a proposed system stamp of approval. The meeting centers on organizing support and formal endorsement for the new initiative.
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Indianapol
Grocers Back Cash-and-Carry Plan in Indiana War Move
Wyckoff cites Hoover endorsement for cash-and-carry to aid war effort and save 8–12 percent for grocers, while delegates debate profits and delivery. Indiana delegates adopt resolutions on Sunday fuel orders and cooperative delivery plans as they study price margins and implications for rural stores.
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Indienapolis
Indiana
Chosop Te
Claypool
Peery
Cis
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Ain
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Tleover
Tachus
Innn
Barnard
Mr. Wyckoff
Herbert Hoover
Germany
Austria
France
England
Hoover
Indianapolis
United States
America
West Line
Fingland
Wyckoff
Mes
DePauw Quintet Set for Three-Game Trip This Week
DePauw prepares for a three game swing starting Monday with Franklin and followed by a clash against the Quakers on their floor Thursday. Captain Smith and teammates Billsingsley Carlysle Kriner McClure Ramsey and Isenbarger travel as Coach Buss aims for a clean slate and a victory on the road.
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Depauw
Frans Loy Wah
Syanklin
Fiarlbawa
Tschangsferds
Pgs Bay
Eesdeye
Ventate
Tae
Thurpeers
Quakers
Termam Five
Dentals
Buss
Capt
Smith
Billingsley
Carlysle
Kriner
McClure
Ramsey
Isenbarger
Violin Recital by Prof Howard J Barnum at Meharry Hall
Prof Howard J Barnum of DePauw School of Music presents a violin recital in Meharry Hall Friday evening at 8 with Mrs Barnum as accompanist. The program features works by Aubert Wieniawski Mozart Schumann Auer Debussy Ornstein Drigo Grainger and a duo arrangement of Molly on the Shore.
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Howard J. Barnum
Meharry Hall
DePauw School of Music
Barnum
Pete Aubert
Ania Gigue Presto
Wieniawski
Mozart
Schumann-Auer
Bird
Townsend
Les Farfadets
Ornstein
Natasha Debussy
Shepherd Drigo-Auer
Bluette Grainger
Molly On
Telegraphy Class Notice At Library Tonight At Eight
Telegraphy class meets at the Library this evening at 8 o clock. All members must attend for an important report and to make up lost time. come early to prepare.
Temple Lodge Called Meeting Friday Evening
Temple Lodge No. 47 F and A M schedules a called meeting Friday at 7 30 p m with the M M degree. W W SELLER is the Worshipful Master and E E CALDWELL is the secretary.
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Meeting Temple Lodge
Seed leader appointments discussed at county farm meeting
County agent presided over a farm meeting in which township leaders were named for a seed survey initiative. The group plans to extend efforts through February 4 as part of ongoing agricultural programs.
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Farmur
Cpouts
Survey to gauge seeds and labor for 1918 crops
Questions will cover acres planted last year and planned for this year, seed on hand and needed, varieties, sale offers, and seed testing results. Farmers, oats, clover, potatoes, soybeans, and cowpeas are included. Labor details, including hires and summer help, are requested to assess next year’s production and seed supply.
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Aussiat
Steels and Durass
Washington
G. KR
Larion
J. Ik
Ze Maison
Wormer
el AetCabe
Lott Lea Rami
Dentals Ready for DePauw Clash After Layoff
Indiana Dental basketball team resumed practice at the Marion Club gym after a two day layoff. Coach Clark's Tooth Pullers scrimmaged sixty minutes and prepare for a Saturday night game against DePauw University at the Marion Club gym. The Methodists beat the Dentals 32 to 21 in Greencastle before Christmas as the Dentals push to rebound and host DePauw on the three game trip.
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Depauw
Indianapolis
Indiana Dental
Marion Club
Clark
Dentals
DePauw University
Methodists
Greencastle
Dents
Coach Buss
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Sudranske
BIG Talk
Issueo A Gall
Thrift
Grogers
Garry
Plen
W.W. Seller
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