Vacation notices and local society updates from Greencastle
Local residents plan trips to Washington New York and Plattsburg. Miss Emma Vaughn sails to Plattsburg to visit her sister. Several families visit Chicago Detroit and Evansville. Funeral services for Mrs May Champer held at McCurry Funeral Home with interment at Firest Hill. Dozens of local people take vacations or attend events. sports notes include Willis Hudlin pitching Cleveland to a 5 2 win over Chicago. Twenty one marriage licenses issued in June.
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Emma P. Vaughn
Plattsburg, N. Y
May Champer
McCurry Funeral Home
B. H. Bruner
Firest Hill Cemetery
J. Jackson
Simpson Hirt
Ott Dobbs
Perry Myers
William Gro
John Maloney
Willis Hudlin
Cleveland
Chicago
Hudlin
L. W. Hudlin
Star Store
Hoover Enters Last Full Week as Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover began his final full week as Secretary of Commerce as he plans to leave Washington next week for the summer White House. He is expected to resign when he meets with President Coolidge and then travel to California for homecoming events and formal nomination notification.
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Thornburgh International News Service
Washington
Herbert Hoover
White House
Coolidge
California
Work resigns interior post to lead Hoover campaign
Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work arrives at Cedar Island Lodge to tender his resignation to President Coolidge. He will head the Republican National Committee and Hoover's campaign, scheduling multiple speeches in New York and the Midwest to mobilize support. Governor Al Smith campaigns in New York City and Albany after a whirlwind farewell train ride.
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al Smith
New York City
William F. Kenny
Police Refuse Murder Theory in Cox Disappearance
Lebanon Indiana July 2 The police refused to tag the case a murder when Ralph Cox 20 a Hazelrigg telephone lineman vanished after leaving home to cash a $55 Lebanon paycheck. A light truck found two miles northwest showed about 14 holes but police said the marks resembled cuts from a sharp instrument and the blood on the wheel appeared to be chicken blood.
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Here
Douglas A. Neal
DePauw awards Rector and cash prizes to top scholars
The 1927 28 DePauw year yields three $100 cash prizes for top freshmen and Rector scholarships for the remainder of the college course to top point earners in each class. Frederick Foster and Betty Lou Hunter share freshman top points. Janes Funston leads sophomores. Alvin Rockwell tops juniors. Jeff Riebsomer leads seniors. Eighteen freshmen with fifty plus points receive Rector scholarships, and about 200 Indiana high school graduates earning spots join as Rector Scholars next fall, totaling around 600 on campus.
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Easthampton
Mass
Betty Lou Hunter
Paris
Rector
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Nint
Janes Funston
Indianapolis
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Alvin Rockwell
Kalamaxoo
Mich
Albion
Jeff Riebsomer
Connersville
H. B. Longdén
Rector Scholarship Foundation
Edwin Banke
Indiana Harbor
Edmund Barnes
Robert Bondurant
South Bend
Frederick Brooks
Long Island
N. Y
Robert Cassiday
Winslow
William Gable
Chicago
Seymour Heilman
North Judson
Vatco Horner
Paoli
William Kitchen
Columbus
Henry G. Marsh
William Naftzger
Kokomo
Edward Reese
Clinton
Clarence Robertson
Shelbyville
John Shaw
Farm Relief Near. Farm Journal Editor Speaks
Philadelphia July 2 The Farm Journal editor Arthur H Jenkins argues in the July issue that agrarian relief is closer than ever despite the McNary Haugen defeat and that three practical measures are possible including export bounty and higher tariffs. He predicts a tariff bill within 18 months with unprecedented farm product duties.
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Philadelphia
Arthur H. Jenkins
Farm Journal
Jenkins
National Agricultural Monthly
National Grange
National Treasury
Coolidge
Autograph Baseball Gift Highlighted At Camp Event
One hundred fifty seven medals for achievements are awarded to Citizens' Military Training Camp students at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. Scholarships up to 1000 a year and medals for outdoor sports are offered by multiple organizations. The best baseball player earns a Babe Ruth autographed bat and ball. Graduation Day July 18 features a grand review with the Camp Commanding Officer and Staff. Public attendance is invited as a Military Band enhances the ceremony. Several local youths are stationed at Fort Harrison.
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
National Organization of Civitan Clubs
Military Training Camps Association of the
Babe Ruth
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fifth Corps Area News
National Guard and Reserves
Fort Harrison
Cowan Family Plans Move to Colorado
Rauble Meat Market owner announces July 4 closure. Mrs. Frank Cowan daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A E Ayler and her two children Jane and Tommy will move to Ft Collins Colorado where Mr Cowan will serve as deputy state entomologist. They previously lived in Montana.
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A. E. Ayler
Jane
Tommy
Ft. Collins
Colo
Cowan
Colorado
Montana
Sayers Family Returns Home as DePauw President Arrives
Mrs Sayers and her son Gordon return to Greencastle from Riverside California. DePauw University welcomes new president Dr Garfield Bromley Oxnam arriving from Boston with family. they will stay at Longden Hall through July then return to Los Angeles. Various local notices include society meetings and weddings among residents.
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S. C. Sayers
Gordon
Greencastle
Riverside
Cal
Garfield Bromley Oxnam
DePauw
Boston
Miss Phoebe Omlie Leads Third Leg of National Air Tour
In St Louis Miss Phoebe Fairgraves Omlie the only woman pilot in the field started the third leg of the 6,000 mile National air tour from Lambert Field at 9 03 AM bound for Springfield Missouri. Other planes followed at two minute intervals as the event continued across the route from Indianapolis.
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Phoebe Fairgraves Omlie
Indianapolis
Miss Omlie
Lambert-St. Louis Field
Springfield
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