Hunt trial in Indianapolis ends with jury still undecided
Edwin A. Hunt a Pivot City Realty president faces conspiracy to embezzle 10000 in trust funds from ex county clerk Richard V. Sipe. Prosecutor Evans urges conviction, arguing Hunt aided Sipe and Latta in diverting funds and securities. Jurors deliberated long into the night with no verdict announced. The case ties to trust assets, bank notes, and receivership actions related to the Trust and Savings Company.
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Dianapolis
Edwin A. Hunt
Napolis
Richard V
C. Gause
Newcastle
Ndianapolis
Pivot City Realty Pany
Will H. Latta
Richard V. Sipe
Kiam P. Evans
Latta
Sipe
Hunt
Aring
Hunt Sipe
Indiana
Evans
Uent
Trust and Savings Compf
Hunt and Latta
Chreck R
Charles W. Camp
Monday Club Holds Annual Picnic at Handy Home
The Monday Club observed its annual meeting with twenty five members and guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Handy south of the city. They enjoyed a lawn picnic supper and social time after the meal with guests Rey, Levi Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooper, and Mrs. Gerald Handy.
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W.T. Handy
Rey
Levi Marshall
Walter Cooper
Gerald Handy
Greencastle Specials to Meet Me and Sarah Club in Wednesday Game
Greencastle hosts the Me and Sarah Club of Indianapolis Wednesday afternoon at McKeen Field in a Fourth of July matchup after a 13 to 8 win over Edwards all star team. Mooresville and DePauw figures prepare to attend. James Ashmore expected to umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Webb
Greencastle Specils
McKeen
Me and
Sarah
Lew Shank
Greencastle
Mooresville
Zinc Mill
James Ashmore
DePauw
Mr and Mrs Walter Nelson Celebrate Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Walter Nelson of North Madison Street observed their fifteenth wedding anniversary with an outdoor dinner. A large table with a rose and spring flower centerpiece and pink and white floral decorations hosted many guests including Mr and Mrs Thomas King Mr and Mrs Henry Crose and family Edward Elmer Huber Waneta Mae Huber George Lewman Sidney Gasaway Elmo Saddler Harold Crawley Ray Farmer and others from Terre Haute Cambridge City and nearby communities.
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Walter Nelson
North
Madison Street
Nelson
Thomas King
Henry Crose
Edward
Elmer Huber
Waneta Mae Huber
George Lewman
Sidney Gasaway
Elmo
John Saddler
Harold Saddler
Harold Crawley
Fred Nelson
Curtis Sullivan
Terre Haute
Ray Farmer
Cambridge City
Clairence Shillings
Margaret
Orda Rice
Agnes
May Alimer
Fenn Phillips
Ralph Randel
William Williamson
Arthur Geabes
Arthur Ragle
Dirigible Seen Flying Low Over Greencastle Night Sky
Greencastle residents reported a large dirigible passing low above the town around 9:30 pm Monday. Spotlights revealed the craft with two small lights while a loud motor resembled an airplane engine and likely tracked near the Pennsylvania rail line.
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Greencastle
Pennsylvania
Post Office to Close for Independence Day
The Post Office will be closed all day July 4th with no carrier service. Mails will be distributed and dispatched on the regular schedule. W. L. Denman Postmaster.
Funeral of Mrs Hallie B King
Impressive services marked the funeral of Mrs Hallie Bridges King who died Sunday. The 2:30 p.m. service was at her mother Maude Bridges home on East Franklin Street with Rev. Levi Marshall officiating. A quartet sang with pallbearers named and burial followed at Forest Hill Cemetery. Mrs King planned her funeral in detail before death. Out of town attendees included Fred Gordon and family from Indianapolis, Lide Roberts of Coatesville, Hazel Klingler of Brazil, and others.
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Maude Bridges
East Franklin Street
Forest Hill Cemetery
Hallie Bridges King
Levi Marshall
The
Christian Church
George R. Christie
C. C. Hurst
Perry Rush
Mark Bills
C. W. Otis
Ralph Howard
Charles J. Arnold
Herschal Foster
Louis Morrison
Charles Broadstreet
C. C. Gautier
King
Fred Gordon
Marjorie Gordon
Harvey Newman
Flora Els
Anna Collier
Indianapolis
Lide Roberts
Coatesville
Hazel Klingler
Brazil
Death of A F Klebusch in Greencastle
A F Klebusch died at 6 30 pm Monday at his Higert street home after a two year illness. Survived by widow Sarah. three sons Ed Joe Milton and two daughters Edna and Helen, all in or near St Louis or Greencastle. Funeral Thursday 10 30 am at home with Rev L A Tidrick Gosport. Burial Forest Hill Cemetery. Born in Germany, he came to the US 35 years ago and lived in Greencastle about five years. Employed by John Eitel, florist.
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A. F. Klebusch
Higert Street
Klebusch
Sarah Klebusch
Ed. Klebusch
Joe Klebusch
St. Louis
Milton Klebusch
Edna Klebusch
Helen Klebusch
L. A. Tidrick
Gosport
Forest Hill Cemetery
Greencastle
Mr. Klebusch
Germany
United States
John Eitel
Marriage Licenses Issued to Pauline Trobey Ramona and Pete Maryon
Miss Pauline Trobey of Ramona and Pete Maryon of Clinton received marriage licenses, as reported in local records.
No Herald Issue On Wednesday For Independence Day
The Herald will not publish on Wednesday due to a national holiday. The office will grant employees a Fourth of July holiday, following its usual practice.
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Herald
Indianapolis Stockyards hog and cattle prices rise on light receipts
Hog receipts reached 8 000 with prices unevenly higher by 15 to 35 cents, most sales at 7 65. Pigs and sows advanced 25 to 50 cents, cattle and calves strong with calves 12 and up. About 5 000 head bought by outside buyers, sheep steady.
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Indianapolis
Mrs Rae Masten and family plan Fourth visit
Mrs Rae Masten and her daughter Arbella and son Kenneth Sweet will drive to Ben Davis on Tuesday evening to spend the Fourth with Mr and Mrs Fenton Lawler.
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Rae Masten
Arbella
Kenneth Sweet
Ben Davis
Fenton Lawler
Ike set partial cloudiness and scattered storms forecast
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with likely scattered thunder showers. Temperature remains about unchanged. Sunrise 4 21, Sunset 7 17.
Fireworks Deemed Dangerous by State Fire Marshal
Indianapolis July 53 Practically every form of fireworks contains dangerous or poisonous substances. State fire marshal Newman T. Miller warns of risks from Fourth of July explosions and cites chemicals like chlorate of potash yellow phosphorus and mercuric sulpho cyanate found in common devices. He cites University of Wisconsin analysis for safety decisions.
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Indianapolis
Newman T. Miller
Miller
University of Wisconsin
Industrial Commission of Wisconsin
Leading Western Lawyer Sees Harding Re elected
Dwight F. Ritter of Denver, a DePauw graduate and noted attorney for major oil interests, praises conditions in the East and West suggesting President Harding will be renomined and reelected following his Denver campaign leadership against corruption.
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Harding
Dwight F. Ritter
Broadway
Halstead L. Ritter
Denver
Colo
Mr. Ritter
DePauw University
Mountain States
Ritter
Box of cigars for first three-base hit
A box of cigars to the Greencastle player achieving the first three-base hit in the Fourth of July baseball game was offered by R. P. Maulinns, druggist.
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Greencastle
R. P . Maulinns
Flag Tournament Set For July Fourth at Greencastle Club
The Greencastle Golf Club organizes a Flag Tournament for July 4. Each player adds his handicap to the course par of seventy to determine the stroke limit 70 plus handicap. After using that many strokes, the player places a flag at the ball position. the closest to par completion wins.
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Greencastle Golf Club
Bainbridge Man Held in Jail as Train Wreck Attempt Probed
Jink Lewis of Bainbridge, claiming to be a Monon trainman, was arrested early Saturday on suspicion of involvement in the attempted wrecking of the Pennsylvania Fast Mail train No. 1 at Knightsville. Detectives, led by Chief Louderback, investigate Lewis record and possible motive while he remains in the county jail.
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Jink Lewis
Brazil
Monon
Bainbridge
Pennsylvania
Knightsvile
Louderback
Lewis
Body of Mrs Albaugh Brought Here for Burial
The body of Mrs. Alice Albaugh died Monday at her daughter Mrs Gulth Grove’s home in Knobnoster Missouri was brought to Greencastle on Tuesday afternoon accompanied by her daughter and brother Walker Albaugh arrival was on the 157 o clock Pennsylvania train Funeral arrangements will be announced later
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Alice Albaugh
Gulth Grove
Knobnoster
Brough
East Washington Street
Grove
Mamie Albaugh
Greencastle High School
Walker Albaugh
Pennsylvania
Albaugh
Phillip Albaugh
Funeral attendees listed for Andrew Sigler service at Dunkard church
A Greencastle report lists attendees for Andrew Sigler's funeral held Sunday at 11 at the Dunkard church near Clinton Falls with Rev. J Andrew Miller of Kokomo presiding. Names include Jonas Doward Danville Will Gillum Charlestown Antrican John Shipley Lucy Adams Amos Shipley Clark Shipley Frank Brackney Paris Homer Hix Melford Charles Perkins Earlpark John Galligher Frankfort John Dunkel Earl Atlas Philips Coatesville F M Shanklin Kistner Purdue Extension staff. Also noting club work meetings in Greencastle with A G Brown county agent McNary. Elder Lawrence H Athey officiated Pauline Trobey Ramona Pete Maryon Clinton. Maryon, a Serbian immigrant, will reside in Clinton where he works as a mechanic. Gerald Bridges returned to attend his sister Hallie Bridges King’s death. Bridges is at the University of Illinois.
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Andrew Sigler
Dunkard
Clinton Falls
J. Andrew Miller
Kokomo
Jonas Doward
Danville
Will Gillum
Charlestown
Antrican
John Shipley
Lucy Adams
Amos Shipley
Clark Shipley
Frank Brackney
Paris
Ill
Homer Hix
Melford
Ills
Charles A. Perkins
Earlpark
Ind
John Galligher
Frankfort
John Dunkel and Son
Earl
Atlas Philips
Coatesville
Lawrence H. Athey
Pauline Trobey
Ramona
Pete Maryon
Clinton
Walter Campbell
Maryon
United States
Serbia
Dempsey Gibbons Heavyweight Fight Call Off Then On
Great Falls Mont July 3 The Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight title bout was called off then restored for tomorrow in Shelby with Jack Kearns agreeing to fight if paid 50 000 immediately and to take remaining 50 000 from first gate receipts. Promoters had guaranteed preliminaries including 5000 to Jimmy Daugherty and 30000 in expenses.
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Great Falls
Mont
Jack Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Big Pine Bowl
Shelby
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
St. Paul
Jimmy Daugherty
Mat
Dempsey-Gibbons
George H. Stanton
Kearns
Stanton
Pupils of Mrs Rawlins Hold Olive Street Recital
The pupils of Mrs. W. M. Rawlins presented a musical recital at her Olive Street home Friday. The program featured piano trios, solos, violin duets, voice and musical readings performed by Ruth Aubrey Elaine Kelly Kathryn Kelly Charlotte Donnohue Miss Elaine Kelly and others with Mrs. Rawlins and Mrs. Sharp in attendance.
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L’alliance
Beyer
Ruth Aubrey
Elaine Kelly
F—Rubenstein
Charlotte Donnohue
Charge Englemann
Kathryn Kelly
J. E. Sharp
Tom O'Shanter
Mary O’rear
Mrs. J. E. Sharp
G. R. O’rear
Traumerer
Schumann
L’argentine—Ketterer
Miss Mary O’rear
Katheryn Kelly
Trembly and Webb Vacationing at Niagara Falls
Ray Trembly and Claud Webb left Saturday for a vacation at Niagara Falls and expect to be away a week or ten days. The two young men report they are enjoying the trip.
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Ray Trembly
Claud Webb
Niagara Falls
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Definoffense
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Barnaby and
C. H. Barnaby
Riangle Club of the Christian
Monday Club
Sarah Ball
M’keen
Dirigible
Post Office
W. L. Denman
Hallie B. King
Greencastle Produce Companies
Ike
Indianapolis Star
Mrs. Albaugh
F. M. Shanklin
Miss Kistner
Purdue Extension Department
A. G. Brown
McNary
Gerald Bridges
Champaign
Bridges
University of Ilinois
Dempsey-Gibbons Fray
Swanton
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