Putnamville Home Economics Club to Meet at Host’s House
The Home Economics Club will hold an all day meeting at Mrs. Fred Hansel's home on Wednesday. Epworth League plans an ice cream social with a program at the community house Wednesday evening. Various visits and weekend gatherings are noted, including guests from Washington D C Chicago Cloverdale and local families.
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Home Economics Club
Fred Hansel
Charles Bridges
Washington, D. C
Maurice Kersey
Epworth Lea
Penney Emphasizes Advertising and Apprenticeship
Bangkok Daily Mail quotes J C Penney stating advertising is vital to modern business and truth in advertising is essential. He urges young entrants to begin at the bottom, learn through apprenticeship, and work up, noting his own start as a clerk and later store founder.
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New York City
J. C. Penney
Bangkok Daily Mail
Bangkok
Siam
J. C. Penney Co
Penney
Crosley Chosen Commandant of Midwest Naval District
Rear Admiral Walter S. Crosley U S Navy assumes command of the Great Lakes Naval Training Station and the Ninth Naval District covering Illinois Ohio Kentucky Indiana Missouri Michigan Iowa Minnesota Kansas North and South Dakota Nebraska. He relieves Captain David W. Bagley who has been acting commandant since April 29. The appointment signals Navy interest in strengthening naval activities and prestige in the Midwest.
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Indianapolis
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Ill
Walters
Crosley
U. 8 Navy
Ninth Naval District
Illinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Michigan
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas
North and
South Dakotas
Nebraska
David W. Bagley
Thomas T. Craven
S Crosley
Navy Department
Midwest
Yesterday's Results in Baseball Leagues Affected by Rain
American Association games in Columbus and Louisville led to wins for Louisville over Toledo 7-5 and St Paul over Milwaukee 9-3 while Kansas City shutout Minneapolis 1-0. American League New York beat Boston 5-2 and Washington at Philadelphia postponed by rain. National League Chicago and St Louis were tied 11-11 when play ended early in the sixth to allow trains.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Ford Reclaims Expensive Steel for Daily Production
At Ford Motor Company Rouge plant a reclaiming process converts scrap high speed steel into ingots and alloys. Daily 50 tons pass through furnaces reclaiming chromium nickel vanadium tungsten cobalt and molybdenum saving thousands. A 74 percent ton ingot was produced in eight hours for a hydraulic shear crankshaft.
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Ford Motor Company
Rouge
Ford Efficiency
Ford
Wheat market influenced by late growing corn in Indiana
The late corn crop in Indiana and the Midwest affects the wheat market, says B B Benner of the Central States Soft Wheat Growers Association. Wheat rose then leveled after farm bill news and a small crop scare. corn advances in sympathy as farmers plan to feed wheat through winter if prices stay under one dollar per bushel.
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Indiana
Midwest
B. B. Benner
Central States Soft Wheat Growers Association
Indiana Wheat Pool
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Indianapolis
Mr. Benner
Washington
Southwest
Canada
West
Elm Tree Souvenirs From Van Buren Era in Plainfield
The uprooted historic Van Buren Elm at the Friends meeting grounds in Plainfield is cut into small pieces for sale as souvenirs. Proceeds go to church funds. The tree gained fame in 1836 when Martin Van Buren spoke there during his campaign, a stagecoach wheelbreaking incident occurred, and he waited under the tree for repairs.
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van Buren
Plainfield
Friends Church
Martin van Buren
United States
Beaman Family Visitors and Local Socials Noted
Stop 37 Mr and Mrs Samuel L Beaman were business visitors in Greencastle. Little Louise and Geraldine Brown of Terre Haute visit Eva and Esther Hedge. Ralph Beaman returns home after visiting grandparents. Children from here attend Reelsville M E church Children’s Day. Mrs Matilda Beaman Mrs Dollie Hassler and Miss Refina Rubeck spend Thursday afternoon with Mrs Susan L Young.
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Samuel L. Beaman
Greencastle
Little Louise
Geraldine Brown
Terre Haute
Eva
Esther Hedge
Ralph Beaman
Reelsville M. E
Matilda Beaman
Dollie Hassler
Refina Rubeck
Susan L. Young
Peach Growers Plan Marketing Meeting in Putnam County
With 60 670 peach trees in Putnam County the growers face grading and marketing issues. R H Stevenson and Floyd Miller organize a Friday July 5 meeting at 2 00 pm in the court house assembly room to discuss best disposal methods and form a horticultural society to aid peach and fruit producers. Monroe McCown of the Horticulture Department will inspect orchards Friday morning and advise later.
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Putnam County
R. H. Stevenson
Central National Bank and Central Trust Company
Floyd Miller
Court House
Monroe McCown
Horticulture Department
Greencastle
Stevenson
County Horticulture Society
State Horticulture Society
McCowan
Central National Bank
Miller
King George Speech Reads Opening Parliament
London July 2 King George speech outlining policy for unemployment relief nationalization of coal under consideration potential partial liquor prohibition and early naval disarmament talks with the United States plus plans to resume relations with Soviet Russia and discuss the Rhine land evacuation and court of International Justice.
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LN. S
London
King George
Labor
Russia
Ramsey MacDonald
Britaan
United States
Dominions
India
Rhineland
Permanent Court of International Justice
Britain
Samuel Insull to consolidate management in Indiana
Samuel Insull announces consolidation steps for Indiana utilities with incorporation of Utilities Service Inc. The firm will coordinate activities across Insull utilities while preserving separate company identities, and many branch offices may move to Indianapolis from northern Indiana cities.
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Samuel Insull
Insull Utilities
Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Indiana
Utilities Service, Inc
Insull
L. B. Andrus
Otto G. Fifield
Prince and Princess of Sicily Enter Monastic Life
Prince and Princess Paterno of Sicily renounce worldly life to become a monk and nun in Rome. They give up all possessions reported around twenty five million lire to Pope Pius XI. Vatican says they vow lifelong separation though not legally separated.
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London
INS
Prince
Paterno
Sicily
Rome
Pius XI
Vatican
Electric chair device touted for Pittsburgh police health
Pittsburgh officials announce a new health device for police and fire crews. Dr Daniel E Sable chief surgeon says the so called combination vibratory chair will fight lumbago flat feet and laziness and replace exercise with vibration. Reducing vibrators are also added to ensure trim waists for officers.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Daniel E. Sable
Gilda Gray
Sable
New York man sentenced for renting out son to beg on streets
David Bernstein, 45, and Harry Waters, 29, were each sentenced to three years in Sing Sing for selling their seven year old son Solomon to beg in the streets. Waters wheeled the boy daily for about two hours earning about 100 dollars a day.
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New York
INS
David Bernstein
Sing Sing
Solomon
Harry Waters
Waters
National banks report due after June 29 close
Washington July 2 the comptroller of the currency issued a call for reports on the condition of national banks as of close of business June 29.
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Washington
INS
Comptroller of the Currency
Theaters Showcase Travelogue on Kentucky Caves at Voncastle
The Voncastle Theatre hosts a third Indian travelogue featuring Mammoth Cave and Crystal Caverns with southern Kentucky scenery and geological notes. Also playing is The Voice of the City a Willard Mack melodrama about a Sing Sing escape and chase set over one day.
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Voncastle Theatre
Kentucky
Mammoth Cave
Crystal Caverns
Voice of the City
Willard Mack
Body found burning on lonely Illinois road
Unidentified man about 45 was found dead and burned last night two miles west of Annawan Illinois on a country road. A patch-work quilt soaked in gasoline wrapped the body and a gasoline jug lay nearby. Sheriff Nash said identification may hinge on tracing the man’s false teeth.
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Illinois
Annawan
Here
J. M. Young
Charles Nash
Henry County
Tornado Insurance Policy Details Reported
Insurance Department notes action involving Central Trust Co and 8 C. Sayers Ady in tornado coverage matters. Limited details available from the fragment.
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Insurance Department
Central Trust Co
C. Sayers,Ady
C. Sayers
Mgr
Advy
Notice to Creditors Heirs in Shildmyer Estate Final Settlement
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Charles Shildmyer deceased to appear in Putnam Circuit Court in Greencastle Indiana on September 23 1929 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved. Heirs must present proofs of heirship and receive distributive shares. Witness Clerk Ferd Lucas June 24 1929. St June 25 July 29
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Charles Shildmyer
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Ferd Lucas
David Sublett
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Putnam Court
Notice outlines final settlement of estate of David Sublett deceased to be presented in Putnam Circuit Court Greencastle Indiana on September 23 1929 show cause why accounts should not be approved heirs must prove heirship and receive shares dated June 22 1929 clerk Ferd Lucas official notice ran June 25 to July 29
Administrator Appointed for Emily E F Knauer Estate
Notice names Christopher Knauer as administrator of the Emily E F Knauer estate in Putnam County Indiana. The judge of the circuit court orders administration with the estate reported as solvent. Attorney W M Sutherlin listed. dates shown June 13 1929 and publication windows June 18 25 July 2.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
Emily EF. Knauer
W. M. Sutherlin
The Herald Greencastle 19th Century Ad Rates and Details
The Herald established as the Star and Democrat in 1868 presented as a second class mail matter in Greencastle Indiana. Charles J Arnold is listed as proprietor and Roy Evans as city editor with LeRoy Bee as manager. Published every afternoon except Sunday at 17 19 South Jackson Street. Subscription rates show 3.00 a year in Putnam County and 3.60 outside, Greencastle carrier at 100 a week.
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the Herald
The
Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Roy Evans
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
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PF. O. B
Detroit
King-Morrison-Foster Company
Greencastle and
Cloverdale
Midwest Naval District
Kings
Soviet
Harry R. Flory
Voncastle
Robert Ames
Sylvia Field
Police
Underworld
Greencastle Herald
Milton
Tornado Insurance
R. C. Moore
Christopher Knauer
Bloomington Road
Crawford
Bloomington
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