Greencastle High suspends two stars for training rule breach
Greencastle High School basketball key players Jimmie Tobin and Raymond Brown are suspended from the Tiger Cubs for training rule violations. Tobin is dropped for the season and Brown may be reinstated by local authorities. Tobin cannot return this year. Coach Bausman cites a cocky attitude undermining team discipline and plans to play on without them as the schedule heads toward tournament time with Art Gross stepping up as a replacement. The team faces Brazil on February 1 and later games against Shelbyville Sullivan Greensburg and Garfield before postseason play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Tiger Cub
Jimmie Tobin
Raymond Brown
W. FE. Bausman
Tobin
Brown
Cubs
Bausman
Art Gross
Gross
Brazil
Shelbyville
Sullivan
Greensburg
Gatfield
Terre Haute
Beloved Mrs Raphael Dies After Illness in Greencastle
Mrs Lena Elsie Raphael wife of Rev Victor L Raphael died at the Presbyterian Manse at 5 45 am Friday after a brief illness She suffered a nervous breakdown on December 29 and declined since then She leaves her husband and a sister Miss L De Marge Wolff of Cincinnati Ohio Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 30 pm at the Presbyterian Church The funeral train leaves at 5 04 pm for Cincinnati and interment will be in Pleasant Ridge Cincinnati at 10 50 am Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Elsie Raphael
Victor L. Raphael
L. DeMarge Wolff
Cincinnati
Ohio
Raphael
Greencastle
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Ida Cooper
Cooper
Presbyterian Church
Big Four Railroad
Pleasant Ridge
Death of Mrs Victor Raphael Noted Presbyterian Leader
In the death of Mrs Victor Raphael, wife of the Presbyterian pastor, the community mourns a respected religious and social leader. During years in the city she established herself as a force for good, and her loss will be greatly felt across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Raphael
Presbyterian Church
Biography of Mrs. Raphael Daughter of Francis Marion Wolff
A Cincinnati native born to Francis Marion and Louisa Wolff moved at age three to Pleasant Ridge. She attended public schools and Miller's Business College before serving as Secretary to the Editor of the Christian Standard Publishing Co followed by a longer period in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael
Francis Marion
Louisa Tamer Wolff
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pleasant Ridge
Miller's Business College
Christian Standard Publishing Co
Life of a Hamilton County religious educator and organizer
The article honors a devoted educator and church organizer. It traces her marriage to Rev W L Raphael in 1909 and their move to Rochester and Berea Kentucky. It highlights her work at Central Church Sunday School and Christian Endeavor and her role in developing weekday religious education and the Junior Department. She studied languages, taught French correspondence, and created missionary education materials. She also edited a church bulletin and hosted at The Manse while fostering college student ties and children’s parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creaghead Electrical Engineering Co
Hamilton County
W. L. Raphael
Rochester
N. Y
Cincinnati
Central Church
Christian Emdeavor
Berea
Raphael
Lane Theological Seminary
Pleasant Ridge
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Junion Christian Endeavor Society
Taxis Group
Missionary Education
Indianapolis
Walter B Shannon Dead at Bloomingdale After Stroke
The death of Walter B Shannon of Bloomingdale, brother of Bruce Shannon and J W Shannon, occurred Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock following a stroke of paralysis on December 26. He was associated with local affairs.
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Walter B. Shannon
Bloomingdale
Bruce Shannon
J. W. Shannon
Obituary: Shannon Family Notices from Indiana County
The deceased, a Bloomingdale resident, died at Havens Brothers Poultry Co. in Bloomingdale. He was born in Raccoon and spent early life there. Survived by brothers J. F. Shannon of Springfield and E. T. Shannon of Crawfordsville, and sister Mrs. Alice Hicks of Roachdale. Funeral at Bloomingdale, burial in Crawfordsville.
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Havens Brothers Poultry Co
Bloomingdale
Raccoon
J. F. Shannon
Springfield, II
E. T. Shannon
Crawfordsville
Alice Hicks
Roachdale
Rockville
Mrs Phillips Injured In Fall At Home On Poplar Street
Mrs. A. B. Phillips was taken to the county hospital from her Poplar street home Thursday night after slipping on a rug in the bathroom. Doctors will determine if the left hip is fractured as she endures intense pain near midnight.
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A. B. Phillips
Poplar Street
Farm Machinery School To Be Held In Putnam County
A two day machinery school will be held January 29 and 30 beginning at 10 a m in the Assembly Room of the Court House and Morrison Brothers sales rooms Putnam County residents in farming or those interested in farm machinery will see demonstrations on repairs and adjustments T O Hill of Purdue University will demonstrate care repair and economic points for various machines and discuss operation principles and machine sizes
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Court House
Morrison Brothers Sales Rooms
Putnam County
T. O. Hill
Agriculture Engineering Department
Purdue University
Native of Cloverdale Buried at Center Point
Brazil Jan 24 Andrew Kuhns well known farmer of Sugar Ridge township died at Center Point at 10:40 PM from apoplexy aged 72 He was born near Cloverdale Putnam county and lived much of his life in Sugar Ridge He leaves widow Susan Kuhns son Everett Kuhns Terre Haute and daughter Ethel Kuhns at home Funeral services will be at 10 AM Friday at Center Point M E church with interment in Cloverdale cemetery
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Brazil
Andrew Kuhns
Sugar Ridge Township
Center Point
Cloverdale
Putnam County
Susan Kuhns
Everett Kuhns
Terre Haute
Ethel Kuhns
Center Point M. E. Church
Cloverdale Cemetery
Hawk Found Guilty of Blackmail in Noblesville
Wendell C. Hessong 21 was found guilty of blackmail and conspiracy by a jury in Noblesville Indiana. He and co defendant Jack Montgomery 19 were indicted for sending threatening letters signed The Hawk demanding 3500 dollars from three businessmen. Hessong confessed writing the letters at arrest in Akron Ohio and was sentenced to one to five years in the Pendleton Indiana reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Wendell C. Hessong
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Hessong
Jack Montgomery
Akron
Hal A. Purdy
Mormon Automobile Company of
Indianapolis
Lewis Ross
Capitol Iron Works
Bailey Hawkins
Citizens State Bank
Carmel
Hamilton County
Hessong Case Opens as Insanity Plea Battles Evidence
The defendant, seeking to complete aviation studies and buy a plane, was traced to Akron and arrested with letterheads and envelopes matching those received by three men. A typewriter linked to the letters was challenged by the state. Insanity claim cited a back wound from a deputy sheriff shooting at rum runners years earlier. experts disagreed on mind influence. Judge Cleo Mount presided as special judge. Co conspirator Montgomery to be arraigned tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Hessong
Cleo Mount
Tipton
Montgomery
DePauw Confers 18 Diplomas at Winter Graduation
President G Bromley Oxnam addresses DePauw University mid year class of 1929 on memory's power and its impact on future roles. Diplomas awarded to eighteen graduates including Ralph Alkire Esther Hackman and Mildred Read with music by Margeret Pearson and a prayer by Rev W Henry McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bromley Oxnam
DePauw University
Indiana
Oxnam
Judas
Peter
Paul
Stephen
DePauw
Jesus of Nazareth
Ralph Harold Alkire
Howard Samuel Ellis
Harold Thomas Fleming
Esther Grace Hackman
Paul Odell McCormnick
Raymond Paul Mann
Wayne Gilbert Patmore
Mora Prosser
Mildred Read
Jesse Glen Redman
Robert Edwin Reed
Dorothy Mae Strong
Kathleen Ruth Strong
Helen Benefiel Stokes
Anna Martha Aldridge
Georgia Pauline Perry
Juanita Vance
Walter Frederick von Brock
Margaret Pearson
Rossini
W. Henry McLean
Miss Taylor to Study in California
Miss Kathleen Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Taylor of east Washington street will leave Sunday for Los Angeles California to study at the University of Southern California She is a former student of DePauw University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Kathleen Taylor
E. B. Taylor
East Washington Street
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Taylor
DePauw University
Mullins Speaks to County School Children at Talks
Prof. W. R. Mullins of State Normal College Terre Haute spoke to county school children in a series of talks last week. The talks are part of the monthly program arranged by county superintendent John C. Vermillion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Mullins
State Normal College
Terre Haute
John C. Vermillion
Marriage License for Henry C Thomas and Fern Jones
Henry C Thomas a 19 year old farmer and Fern Jones a 19 year old cashier both of Putnam County obtained a marriage license.
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Henry C. Thomas
Fern Jones
Putnam County
Dog Menace to Be Tagged at Roachdale
Roachdale officials move to curb a dog menace by ordering all dogs tagged or face slaughter by the town marshal. Stray dogs are declared a nuisance and owners with tags are urged to confine their pets at home. The Roachdale News editor criticizes county commissioners for raising the dog tax to four dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roachdale
Roachdale News
Roachdale Town Orders Dog Tagging and Killing Unregistered Pets
The town raises fees to 14 to cover costs of killed and maimed stock. Due to many complaints and stray dogs, the town declares the condition a nuisance and requires all dogs be tagged numbered and registered with the Town Clerk by February 10. After that date unregistered dogs will be killed by the Marshal. tag cost 25. Roachdale Town Board E. D. Hutchins, Clerk.
Townsend Sues for Divorce and Custody in Putnam Court
Murray L. Townsend a mechanic on South Indiana Street filed for divorce from Nevilla Townsend in Putnam Circuit Court. He seeks custody of three minor children. Married August 5 1918 they separated January 15 1925. He alleges she called him names and refused to prepare his meals.
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Murray L. Townsend
Indiana Street
Putnam
Nevilla Townsend
Putnam County Young Peoples Conference Schedule
The Putnam County Young Peoples Council of Religious Education holds its seventh annual conference in this city February 1 to 3. About 38 schools are represented and roughly 200 attendees are expected. University professors Dr Bartlett Prof Hildebrand and Prof Ogg lead, install officers, and address topics from Christian living to personal commitment with events at the High School Building, Baptist and Methodist churches, and the Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Young Peoples Council of Religious Education
Bart,letta
Hildebrand
Ogg
Methodist Church
Albertson
Christian Living Classes and Church School Schedule
The schedule lists study and worship sessions on Christian living led by Mr. Bruner Dr Bartlett and Prof Hildebrand with topics including Keeping Faith and Problems of the One Room Church School. Saturday afternoon sessions feature Organiza tion and Help in Christian Living with Mrs Newman and Dr Bartlett guiding discussions.
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Charles Mull
Newman
John
Wiotas
Bruner
Albertson
Mr. Bruner
Dr. Bartlett
Hildebrand
Bartlett
Affidavit Dismissed in Cobb Case Over Bad Check
Richard D. Cobb of Nineveh Johnson county faced a dismissed affidavit in Putnam Circuit Court after Cobb repaid the $10 fraudulent check plus costs drawn on Thompson State Bank Edinburgh to Maurice Dipert. The check dated June 4 showed insufficient funds.
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Richard D. Cobb
Nineveh
Johnson County
Cobb
Thompson State Bank
Edinburgh
Maurice Dipert
Putnam Circuit
Mrs Ona Irvine Obituary in Greencastle Local News
Mrs Ona Hartley Irvine wife of Harold L Irvine died at 7138 south Locust street Friday afternoon at 3 35 o clock after an illness of three years caused by tuberculosis She was 38 and lifelong Greencastle resident a DePauw alum and originator of the opportunity room Surviving are husband two children Mary Jane and Harold Lynn Jr her parents Samuel and Mary Beck Hartley two sisters Mrs Jane Pierce and Mrs Tassal Boyles Arkansas City Kas and a brother Paul Hartley Arkansas City Kas Funeral service will be held at 10 30 o clock day morning at the Methodist Church with Rev C Howard Taylor in charge Interment will be at Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona Hartley Irvine
Harold L. Irvine
South Locust Street
Greencastle
DePauw University
Opportunity Room
Mary Jane
Harold Lynn, Jr
Samuel
Mary Beck Hartley
Jane Pierce
This City
Tassal Boyles
Arkansas City
Kas
Paul Hartley
Methodist Church
C. Howard Taylor
Forest Hill Cemetery
Hamilton declines Greencastle mayoral bid in spring primary
Fay S. Hamilton local attorney and former prosecuting attorney denied Saturday afternoon that he would be a Democratic candidate for mayor of Greencastle in the spring primary. He admitted he had been approached but said he did not feel at this time he would like to be a candidate. Hamilton formerly served as Democratic county chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay S. Hamilton
Greencastle
Hamilton
Butler Defeats DePauw 35 to 20 In Little Three Opener
Butler tops DePauw 35 to 20 as its defense stifles the Tigers in Indianapolis. Bugg and Hosier spark Butler with Hildebrand scoring 11. Loveless and Stone fouled out in the second period.
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Butler
White
Chandler
Baste Bedees Hildebrand
Eeeeeens Rt
Loveless
Teeesaenooe Mountz
Ceeererees
Crawley
Serene Wnne
Stunkel
Ceeereereres
Eees New Ak
Costello
Crey
Ragsdale
Cede Eeerenes
Bulldogs Rally Stuns Blue-Clads With Second-Half Halt
Stankel opened scoring with a free throw after a Chandler foul as Butler and opponents traded baskets. Loveless, Stone, and Hosier helped Butler take a lead, while White added a free throw to extend it. In the second period Butler’s defense limited the visitors to four field goals and three free throws as the Tigers pulled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Butler
DePauw
Wabash
Tigers
Greencastle
Bulldog
Invaders
Hinklemen
Bulldogs
Bugg
Hosier
Hildebrand
Chandler
White
Loveless
Stone
Stankel
Cloverdale trips Russellville 37 to 12 in Friday win
Cloverdale's Four Leaf Clover basketball team dominated Russellville 37 to 12 Friday night. Branneman and Knoy led Cloverdale with 6 and 3 points respectively, Harbison and Marsteller top scorers for Russellville with five each as substitutions shuffled through both lineups. Referee Nicholson of Brazil supervised the game.
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Cloverdale
Four Leaf Clover
Russellville
Vernon Cochenour
Knoy
Branneman
Harbison
Marsteller
Russell Township
Cooper
Farmer
Cummings
Farr
Shumaker
Nicholson
Bourne
Iiven
Brannemon
Clédfelter
Miller
Brazil
DePauw Announces Mathematics Instructor Appointment
Maurice Lemme, M A, has been named mathematics instructor by Dean Blanchard after graduating from Indiana University with a master's degree. Mid term exams start Saturday and run to next Friday. second semester begins February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Lemme
W. M. Blanchard
Lemme
Indiana University
David Belco
Charles Cline
H. B
Sutherlin
Usie
Clair Hull
Unversity Choir
Dean R. G. McCutchat
Indiana Bankers Association
Indiana
Lis
Martinsville
Fed
Huntington
Mort Decatur
Fort Wayne
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Mrs. Raphael
Hawk
Miss Taylor
Mullins
Roachdale Town
E. D. Hutchins
Baptist Church
Miss Jane Farmer
S. E. Davies
Welccome
Harold Storm
Wicota
Lois Zeiner
Serkis
Wan
Dorothy Eller
Paul Reid
Christian Church
Conference
John Talbott
Supr
John Tal
Ona Irvine
TIGER
Depauw Notes
R. P. Harlan
William Ader
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