De Pauw Music Recital Showcases Preparatory Students
Preparatory students from the De Pauw School of Music presented a varied program in Music Hall on Friday evening. Performers wore costumes matching their selections, reflecting careful preparation and enthusiastic participation.
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DePauw School of Music
Music Hall
Edwards
Cramm
TLEG
Helen Arla
Newton Lucile White
Ducelle
Thelma Stone
Lucile White
the Shepherdmess
Seee Paldi
Marian Ellis
Eee- Krogmann
Jeannette Campbell
Parade of the Guards
Behr
Marion Seller
Victor Herbert
Jean Marie Stewart
Martha Washington
Wyatt
Marguerite Cowan
Richards
Mary Lucile Earley
Mary Frances Carson
Carpenter Charlotte Donnohue
Fearis
Dora Comstock
Edgar Guest
Jeanette Campbell Edelweiss
Seeees Vanderbeck
Schutte
Pauline Neier
Logan
Martha Walts
Pennington
Jo Ruth Donnohue
Coppelia
McKee
Martha Ellen Rector
Charlotte Donnahue
Cabaletta Pees
Crawfordsville Downs Spencer Juniors 36 to 17 in Opener
Crawfordsville's Juniors defeated Spencer's lads 36 to 17 in the Greencastle Invitational opener Saturday. The Crawfords led 19 to 1 at halftime with Soshee, a substitute, top scoring for the visitors. Lineups and scoring totals are listed for both teams.
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Crawfordsville
Spencer Lads
Soshee
Crawfords
Spencer’s
Spencer
Yockey
Dickerson
Malask
Cox
McCarthy
Frye
Bryant
Stuckey
Ree
Malaska
Martin
Frank Masten
Carols Husband Granted Divorce Decree
Chicago dated report states Allen H. Keefer obtained a divorce from actress Sue Rol formerly Evelyn Lederer. Keefer credited Miss Rol with deserting their home two years ago as she pursued a movie career. The suit was not pursued by the actress.
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Hicago
Rol
Allen H. Keefer
Carol
Evelyn Lederer
Chicago
Indiana Anti Saloon League Chief Faces Contempt Sentence
Indianapolis January 26 A report that the Indiana Anti Saloon League would drop its fight to save Dr Edward S Shumaker was denied The league superintendent is serving a 60 day sentence at the State Penal Farm for contempt of the Indiana Supreme Court The league attorney Ethan Miles announced the denial
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Ndianapolis
INS
Indiana Anti Saloon League
Edward $. Shumaker
Indians Anti Saloon League
Tom
Indiana Supreme Court
Ethan \. Miles
Court action eyed in Shumaker case re hearing request
Miles said the next court step would be in the State Supreme Court. He plans to file a motion seeking a rehearing in the Shumaker case on grounds that the Court cannot legally sentence a person not convicted of a crime to the Penal Farm.
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State Supreme Court
Miles
Shumaker
Bolinger Sentenced to Two to Fourteen Years in Fraud Case
Jessup F. Bolinger, former president of the First State Bank at Shelburn Indiana, was sentenced to two to fourteen years in state prison after pleading guilty to forgery. He faces further questions over forgeries and defalcations totaling about 235000 linked to notes at Sullivan and nearby banks. Maple's death at the Sullivan bank is being reviewed by authorities. Bolinger to be moved to prison next week. bond not posted.
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Sullivan, Ind
Jessup F. Bolinger
First State Bank
Shelburn
Ind
W. H. McGraw
Maple
Bolinger
Sullivan
Kenneth Brownwell
Sullivan Bank
Shelburn Bank
Luther Keene
State Department of Criminal Investigation
Indiana may raise state tax to 30 cents next fall
Indianapolis report notes budget committee re checks indicate the 23 cent levy is too low. Scarce funds may force a tax rise to 30 cents, with the 1927 budget figures showing departments seeking about 37.2 million dollars versus 26.6 million last year.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State Budget Committee
Last Rites for Mrs Raphael Held Monday
Last rites for Mrs. Victor L Raphael were held Monday at 2 30 PM at the Presbyterian Church. Rev R J McLandress of Indianapolis led the service with a largely attended congregation. Mrs Raphael died Friday morning as the choir and organist provided a solemn musical tribute.
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Victor L. Raphael
Presbyterian Church
R. J. McLandress
Indianapolis
Synod of Indiana
Prof
Gustave Arlt
Lorgan
Funeral pallbearers named for Mrs. Raphael's service
Active pallbearers included W. B. Peck C. C. Gautier Ed Coffman George Edwin Black W. C. Timmons and C. C. Huestis Honorary pallbearers listed E A Brown Henry C Werneke E A Schmitt J T Christie Jacob Eitel L R Chapin T F Crawford and Eugene Light The body stayed at the Manse and the funeral party departed at 5 04 for Cincinnati Ohio where interment will be at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery Tuesday Relatives from out of town include Miss L De marge Wolff from Cincinnati 8 N Clark and B C Clark of Upper Sandusky and Mr and Mrs James Decker and Dale of Cleveland.
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W. B. Peck
C. C. Gautier
Ed. Coffman
George Edwin Black
W. C. Timmons
C. C. Huestis
E. A. Brown
Henry C
Werneke
E. A. Schmitt
Indianapolis
J. T. Christie
Jacob Eitel
L. R. Chapin
T. F. Crawford
Eugene Light
Raphael
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pleasant Ridge
L. Demarge Wolff
N. Clark
B. C. Clark
Upper Sandusky
James Decker and Son
Dale
Cleveland, Ohio
Farm inmate dies at Indiana State Farm
George Burk inmate at the Indiana State Farm died Sunday night of pneumonia. He had been sent from Columbus and had served about thirty days. Survived by a widow and son of Columbus. Body taken to Lakin Funeral Home and prepared for burial. It was sent to Columbus Monday.
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George Burk
Indiana State Farm
Columbus
Lakin
Indiana considers tax on home beer makers
Indiana lawmakers plan a bill to tax malt syrup and extract with a 5 cent per quart levy, targeting home brewers who convert malt into beer. Rep. H Curtis Bennetts measure aims to curb illicit sales while addressing constitutional issues over banning malt products. Police Chief Claude Worley announces intensified efforts to bust bootleggers and shut down illegal liquor operations.
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Indianapolis
INS
Indiana
H. Curtis Bennett
Dillsboro
Bennett
Claude M. Worley
White River
File forgery charge filed in Fulham Circuit court
An affidavit charges J. C. Marley with forging the name of Charles Anderson on a $100 check cashed at First National Bank on February 23, 1928. The document has been filed in the Fulham Circuit court.
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J. C. Marley
Charles Anderson
First National Bank
Fulham
Carrie W Hays Leases Business Room In Square
The Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. leases the south side room at the square from Mrs Carrie W Hays owner of the space. The A P T Co will take possession March 1 1929. The Kash Karry Grocery run by Louis F Hays has occupied the site since 1859 with a bakery later added and eventually discontinued in September.
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Atlantic and Pacific Tea € O
Corrie W. Hays
Kash & Karry
Louis F. Hays
Carrie W. Hays
Louis Welk
Weik & Lyon
Weik & Allen Grocery and Bakery
Louis Weik
Charles F. Zeis
Hays
A. P. Grocery to Consolidate Stores in New Location
Mr. Hays plans to close out his entire stock of groceries and fixtures next month yielding possession on March 1. M. S. Miller, manager, says the current store will move to a larger site and only one A P store will operate here with Miller as manager of the new location. The combined grocery and meat market will be under the A P Company banner, which now runs about 2,200 stores in the United States. The present space is owned by J L Randel.
Edgar Sechman Dies In Indianapolis Hospital
Edgar Sechman eldest son of Frank Sechman from eight miles east of Greencastle died Saturday at 6 PM in the Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after an operation could not proceed due to critical condition. He served in World War and had stomach illness for months. Survived by father Frank Sechman and brother Ansel Sechman of Coatesville. Funeral Monday at 11 AM at Stilesville with burial in Stilesville cemetery.
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Edgar Sechman
L’rank Sechman
Greencastle
Methodist
Indianapolis
Rate ruling limited to local conditions in Martinsville case
Indiana public service commission decided that municipal electric rates should be set by local conditions, not by the utility’s overall system. The Martinsville case with Wabash Valley Electric Co established that each city may negotiate for rate cuts or service improvements separately, and only the city’s own equipment should be considered.
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Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
Martinsville Electric
Martinsville
Wabash Valley Electric Company
Frank T. Singleton
Harvey Harman
Wabash Valley Company
Shively-Spencer
Echelty
Brazil Miner Killed in Icy Indiana Crash
Trank Hoffa a 26 year old Brazilian miner died in an automobile accident near Williamsport Indiana. His companion William Williams was badly hurt. Hoffa's father and his brother Dr Fred Hoffa were injured in the crash and hospitalized.
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Brazil
Ind
INS
Trank Hoffa
Williamsport
William Williams
Hoffa
Fred Hoffa
Indianapolis
George Remus Pays 25000 To Government
George Remus of Cincinnati known bootleg king loses a 25000 penalty from his bootleg fortune to the federal government in a six year old liquor case. Attorneys for the American Surety Company of New York reached a settlement.
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Indianapolis
Ind
George Remus
Cincinnati
America
American Suretyompany of
New York
Government settles bond dispute over illgotten whisky
An agreement with the government settles for 25 000 the 50 000 remus bond covering whisky tax penalties on 90 000 gallons allegedly removed from W P Squibb & Company distillery in Lawrenceburg Indiana six years ago. Remus posted 25 000 collateral years ago to indemnify the surety. The whiskey was said to have been sold in Indianapolis Louisville Chicago St Louis and other cities.
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Remus
W. P. Squibb & Company
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Indianapolis
Louisville
Chicago
St. Louis
State Bank Meeting Attended by Bank Presidents in Indianapolis
A. G. Brown of First National Bank and Fred L Hair of Central National Bank attended the State Bankers Association meeting in Indianapolis on Monday. Officers and employees from both banks were listed as banquet attendees at the Claypool Hotel that evening.
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A. G. Brown
First National Bank
Fred L. ’Hair
Central National Bank
State Bankers’ Association
Indianapolis
Mr. Brown
Associaion
Claypool
J. L. Randel
Ward Mayhall
Donald Riley
Cloyd Herod
Kenneth West
Joe Crosby
The
Central Bank
Russell Brown
Chrysler Car Claimed After Theft Case Near Terre Haute
Irvin Moore of Clinton reported a 1965 Chrysler coupe stolen in Terre Haute on January 22 after taking his mother to a hospital. The car, found upside down near Cloverdale loaded with liquor, was released by Sheriff Edward Bitelforge to State Motor Vehicle Officer Farly and a Moore associate, as Moore proved the vehicle was stolen.
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Irvin Moore
Clinton
Edward Bivelforge
Farly
Young Moore
Cloverdale
Moore
Terre Haute
Moore Jong
Edward Bitelforge
Plainfield Bus Driver Dies From Crash Injuries
Olas Jackson a 42 year old Avon area school bus driver died at Methodist hospital after injuries from a collision with a truck owned by Williams Trucking Company Indianapolis. Funeral services set for 10 Monday at the Plainfield Christian Church. Jackson was en route home from work when the accident occurred leaving his right leg injured.
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Plainfield
Ind
Olas Jackson
Methodist Hospital
Avon
Christian Church
Jackson
Williams Trucking Company
Indianapolis
Local Juniors Win Trophy in Tournament
In the Greencastle Invitation Junior tournament the Viger Cub Juniors defeated Crawfordsville Juniors 33 to 25 in the final after beating Brazil 40 to 7 earlier. Greencastle led 17 to 14 at halftime and pulled away to a 10 point margin. Trophy was presented by Superintendent Warren J. Yount. Stone acted as Greencastle captain.
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Greencastle
Brazil
Viger Cub
Crawfordsville
Warren J. Yount
Half Highlights and Foul Trouble Loom in Tilt
The game featured a back handed blind shot by Stone for two and Godfrey’s fast break two. Referee Frank Masten called several fouls sending Dawson and Hurst to the bench in the second period. Both teams relied heavily on free throws, with Crawfords ville scoring nearly half its points from the charity stripe.
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Stone
Godfrey
Frank Masten
Dawson
Hurst
Crawfordsville
Murphy Company Buys Tottle Baltimore Stores
The G. C. Murphy Company buys J. W. Tottle five to ten cent stores in Baltimore and Annapolis, adding seven Baltimore shops and one Annapolis unit. The acquisition covers eight stores, expanding Murphy’s national total to 156 units across eleven states with a reported business value of about 1 million dollars. The move aims to lift 1929 sales past 1.45 million and boost net profits.
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G. C. Murphy Company
J. W. Tottle
Baltimore
Annapolis
Maryland
Lexington and
Eutaw
New North Avenue
Murphy Company
Two Cloverdale Residents Dead
Funeral services will be held at the home in Cloverdale Tuesday at 11 for Mrs Mary Shoemaker about 80 years old widow of Stenry Shoemaker who died Sunday morning after a five year illness Rev H A Sherrill will have charge She had lived in Cloverdale all her life Her husband died years ago Two sons Oren and Benjamin and two brothers Ham and Oren Todd survive Also William Thompson an elderly resident south of Cloverdale died Monday morning
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Cloverdale
Mary Shoemaker
Stenry Shoemaker
H. A. Sherrail
William Thompson
South of Cloverdale
Land Bank Gets Big Judgment
The Louisville Joint Stock Land Co. received a judgment of 21 928.95 in Putnam Circuit Court on Monday in its foreclosure suit.
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Louisville Joint Stock Land Co
Putnam Circuit
Foreclosure Judgment Large in Local Court Case
The mortgage suit against Clayton C Barr Pertha Barr and John F Helm rests on land one mile west of Hanna Cross Roads with tenant Carl Akers. All defendants defaulted and the judgment is among the largest foreclosure awards in the local court. W M Sutherlin represented the plaintiff.
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Clayton C. Barr
Pertha Barr
John F. Helm
Hanna Cross Roads
Carl Akers
W. M. Sutherlin
Daggy Family Survives Ford Crash on Manhattan Road
A Daggy family narrowly escaped injury when their new Ford veered off the Manhattan road two miles south of town. Mr Daggy tried to adjust a glove, lost control, and the car struck a barbed wire fence, overturning and suffering heavy damage before being towed to the local Ford station.
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Bence A. Daggy
Jackson
Hanna
Manhattan
Ford
Farm Bureau Backs Utility Valuation Bill in Indiana
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation backs the Trowbridge Murden bill to fix utility valuation for rate making at tax value. It opposes repeal of primary election law but favors amendments strengthening it. It supports the income tax amendment and repeal of the holding corporations law while backing a small gasoline tax rise and opposing a larger auto license increase. Despite influenza delays, 1929 membership likely to exceed 1928 as drives continue county by county.
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Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
INS
Trowbridge-Murden
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Bureau
Indiana
Photo of Mrs Courim in Indianapolis Star Society Section
Photo of Mrs Charles L Courim formerly Waunita Mason appears in the Indianapolis Star society pages. Daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mason of Plainfield, she graduated Greencastle High School in 1925. The Courims reside at 1608 Central Ave Indianapolis. her father once managed the old Electric Light Plant. She is sister to Gerald Mason of South Indiana Street.
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H. 8
Indianapolis
Charles L Courim
Waunita Mason
John Mason
Plainfield
Indianapolis Star
Courim
Central Avenue
Greencastle High School
Gerald Mason
Indiana Street
Moving Here Couple Ginds DePauw Parents in Greencastle
WAVELAND Jan 26 Mr and Mrs Russell Rice who plan to move to Greencastle February 1 to attend DePauw University have been guests at several parties. A Tuesday evening gathering at the Banta home hosted by Mr and Mrs T Banta and Mr and Mrs Ira Sharp included refreshments. The Rices, popular in the young circles and church, were recently ordained as M F E ministers and will pursue theological study at DePauw.
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Waveland
Russell Rice
Greencastle
DePauw University
Banta
Ira Sharp
Rice
DePauw
Crawfordsville Journal
Jones and Thomas Nuptials in Local Ceremony
Miss Fern Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Bradford Jones united with Henry C Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Milton Thomas at the First Christian Church parsonage in a Sunday afternoon ceremony. The couple will live with the bride's parents while continuing their current jobs and plan to move to Indianapolis briefly before settling back. Edna Hutchinson Foster Jones E B Jones Plainfield attended. Mrs Thomas a 1928 graduate and Oakley Grocery cashier, Mr Thomas a Clinton Center graduate and Lone Star Cement Co employee.
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Fern Jones
Bradford Jones
Henry C. Thomas
Milton Thomas
Clinton Township
B. H. Bruner
First Christian Church
Edna Hutchinson
Foster Jones
E. B. Jones
Plainfield
Thomas
Oakley Grocery
Clinton Center
Lone Star Cement Co
Indianapolis
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