Dephans Home Children Celebrate Fourth of July
Children at Green Castle Home enjoyed ice cream and fireworks donated by the Itinerant School of the North West and Indiana Conferences in Greencastle. Visiting ministers spoke, inspiring several children to express interest in being ministers or missionaries. The town’s business community earned praise for support of the home.
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Greenastle
School of
Northwest
Indiana
Greencastle
John Longdale
Brooklyn
New York
Revongdale
Colege Town
Former Greencastle Man Dies After Heart Attack
Joseph M. Sellers of Indianapolis a former Greencastle resident died suddenly in Michigan City from heart disease Tuesday at five in the morning. He was a Monon Railroad conductor and is survived by his wife and son Roy Sellers of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held at 1922 North Ashland Avenue Indianapolis with burial in Jamestown Cemetery.
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Joseph M. Sellers
Ianapolis
Greencastle
Jamestown
Sellers
Mr. Sellers
Funeral of Mrs Albaugh Thursday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs Alice Albaugh occurred Thursday at 2 30 PM at the Albaugh residence on East Kington Street. Rev Levi Marr and Rev C Fenwick officiated with pallbearers including nephews James Walk, Walter Jum, Ivan Ruark and Albert Albaugh. Burial followed in Forest Hill Cemetery.
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Alice Albaugh
Knobnoster
Dauer
Gulch Grove
Albaugh
East Kington Street
Levi Marr
C. Fenwick
B. T. Riley
Wilma Vancleave
Perry Rush
Heber Ellis
Walter Jum
Ivan Ruark
James Walkalter Albaugh
Albert Albaugh
John Young
Ugh
Burns
Forest Hill Cemetery
GW Band Concert Canceled This Week
The GW band concert for tonight is canceled announced by master W H Evens. A concert will be held next Thursday and broadcast via Reencastle Radio Station.
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Dmaster
W. H. Evens
Reencastle
Klebusch Funeral Held at Higert Street Home
The funeral for A. F. Klebusch, who died Monday evening at his Higert Street home, was conducted Thursday at 10 30 am by Rev. A L Tidrick of Gosport. Pallbearers included Ed Dalby M F Burdette Andrew Ash Herman Neil Phil Strain and Ernest Trout. Burial followed in Forest Hill Cemetery.
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A. F. Klebusch
Higert Street
A. L. Tidrick
Gosport
Dalby
M. F . Burdette
Andrew, Ash
Herman Neil
Phil Strain
Ernest Trout
Forest Hill Cemetery
Me and Sarah Ball Club Defeats Ott Webb Specials 4-0
The Me and Sarah team from Indianapolis beat the Ott Webb Specials of Greencastle 4 to 0 on McKeen Field in a slow Fourth of July game. Bullerdick and Husky pitched well for Greencastle but received poor run support. The visitors totaled 10 hits while Greencastle managed 5 off Turner.
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OTT Webb Club
Lew Shank
Sarah
Indianapolis
Ott Webb
Greencastle
McKeen
Bullerdick
Husky
Greencastle Battery
Putnamville
Turner
Chucker
New Uses for German Castles in Cassel Region
Castles in Cassel dating to landgraves have new roles. The residence castle hosts a rising picture gallery, a German tapestry museum opens soon. Wilhelmshohe is rumored for hotel conversion while Orange castle in Karlesuel serves government exhibitions.
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Cassel
Wilhelmshohe
Nephleon Tit
Germany
Karlesuel
Potsdam
Risky Question Sparks Studio Pause
A movie queen asks a manager if marriage can yield better pictures. The big boss replies it is risky, noting the author director camera operator press agent and property man are all in love with her, per the Los Angeles Times.
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Los Angeles Times
Health Swim Advocates Tank Freely as Comradeship
Fred L. Eaton, assistant United States district attorney, tells the Detroit News he swims twice daily in a hotel pool to practice his preaching. He says real comradeship is found among tank mates, more fraternal and lasting than that among golf enthusiasts.
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Fred L. Eaton
United States District Attorney
Detroit News
Eaton
A Close Observer Mrs Kriss Dressed for the Opera
A dialogue snippet shows Mrs. Kriss dressing for the opera arguing she wants to see everything but claims not much is happening. The exchange features Kriss and an unnamed speaker, highlighting social observation and wit in a performance context.
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Kriss
Expressive Exchange From Boston Transcript Cartoon
A clipped dialogue mockingly contrasts two characters Rastus and Martha in a Boston Transcript style, noting sharp, witty put downs and paper-edge sarcasm reflective of the period’s humor.
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Rastus
Martha
Boston Transcript
Ways of the Flirt
A flirt is a girl who carefully shuts her eyes to her past, opens them for the present, and carelessly opens and shuts them for her future. Judge
Four tal movements miscounted in floor answer
A volley of criticism notes the floor answer cites only four tal movements while observers insist there are more. The debate centers on counting methods and the implications for the historical timeline.
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Ance
Mother of Mrs Courtney Died Wednesday Afternoon
Mrs Ward of Odon, mother of Mrs J E Courtney of this city, died Wednesday afternoon after a prolonged illness of paralysis. Funeral will be at the Ward Home in Odon on Friday. Mr Courtney left for Odon Thursday morning.
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Courtney
Ward
Odon
J. E. Courtney
Mooresville presses bid to relocate Greencastle Orphans Home
Grencastle officials face a relocation push from Mooresville with a 30 acre farm option near town offered as a new site. Trustees have formed two committees to study Greencastle and Mooresville locations, while pledges totaling about 90000 dollars for Greencastle support the current home. The board plans to meet next Tuesday to consider committee recommendations as relocation talks continue.
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Orphan’s Institution
Morgan County
Greencastle—Board OF Trustees
MooresviLle
Greencastle
Chamber of Commerce
Angie Godwin
Franklin and Locust Streets
Town
Mooresville Thenlei
Ted
H. C. Clippinger
Jesse MccAnailly
Ben Riley
Will Cook
LaCrosse
Indiana
Tom Rooker
Mt. Vernon
Bridges Farm
Sam Henry
Madison Township
Anally
Riley
Clippinger
Methodist’s
Cloverdale Boy Injured by Carbide Explosion
Floyd Farmer, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Farmer of Cloverdale, was injured in a Fourth of July carbide gas explosion. He placed carbide in a tin can, added water, and struck a match. The blast cut a long scalp gash when a fragment struck his forehead.
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Floyd Farmer
Fred Farmer
Cloverdale
Putnam County
Herald
Young Farmer
Farmer
Fire Department Makes Impressive Test Run at Monon
The Monon Restaurant call Tuesday at 9 30 p m prompted a test run by the fire department. Fire Chief ordered the drill and the team completed the response in one and a half minutes, a commendable record for the crew.
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Fire Department
Monon
Market Report from Indianapolis Stock Yards
Hog receipts reached 13 000 with prices advancing 15 to 20 cents. General sales 7.75 to 7.80, top 7.85, most 7.80. Pigs firm to 25 cents higher, sold 7.25 down. Heavy hogs 6.25 down, light hogs 7.00 down. Outside buyers 7 000 head. Cattle active, baby heifers to 10.25, calves up 50 cents to 13.00 down, sheep steady at 15.00 down.
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Indianapolis
Kefauver and Chatham Wed in County Clerk Office
Miss Eula Kefauver of New Maysville and Roy Chatham of Coatesville were married by J. E. Cash in the County Clerk office around 1 pm Thursday. The couple plans to live in Coatesville where the groom works. Guests included William Blake of Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs Hugh Sinclair of Cloverdale visiting the Hamricks.
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Eula Kefauver
New Maysville
Roy Chatham
Coatesville
J. E. Cash
Walter Campbell
William Blake
Indianapolis
Hugh Sinclair
Cloverdale
E. R. Hamrick
Local Produce Quotations Poultry Butter and ECGs
Prices from Greencastle produce firms on Thursday show heavy hens and other dairy and poultry items listed with per unit costs. The report notes several price points including 28 to 83 cents for various items and mentions ECGs with price references.
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Greencastle Produce Companies
Jury in Hunt Case Fails to Reach Verdict
The Marion county court jury cannot decide Ed Hunt now living in Indianapolis on a conspiracy to defraud charge. Jurors were split eight for conviction and four for acquittal.
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Ed. Hunt
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Marion
Gibbons Fights Dempsey 15 Rounds in Shelby Showdown
Tommy Gibbons of St. Paul goes the distance with champion Jack Dempsey in Shelby Montana as 25 000 spectators witness a fight that ends with Dempsey retaining the title by decision. Gibbons survives the full 15 rounds despite heavy pressure and cuts, earning a moral victory.
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Shelby
Mont
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Jim Dougherty
Philadelphia
Gibbons
Concensus
Tommy
Car Crash Near Reelsville Injures Dunkin Party
Archie Dunkin of Greencastle and friends were motoring when the rear axle broke west of Reelsville. A westbound Ford struck the Dunkin car in the road, plunging down a bank and shattering the windshield. The Dunkin occupants were shaken. all were taken to town for repairs and the car to a garage.
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Archie Dunkin
Reelsville
Greencastle
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T Depauw University
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ME and
Sarah Ball Club
Edna Arnold Lockridge
Mary Hamm
Earl Hamm
Terre Haute
Edward Klebusch
Joseph Klebusch
Edna Kle Busch
St. Louis
Walter Williams
Methodist Hospital
Williams
Charles Williams
Walter Wiliams
Henry C. B. Werneke
Nelda Werneke
Lena Bauer
Chicago
John Miller
William Hester
Lebanon
Mary Hester
Frank Cannon
Ray Orr
Co. C. Gautier
Fred O'Hair
Dr. J. A. Throop
Madison
M. I. Michael
Urban Elmore and Son
Indianpolis
Harold Knoy
Glen Lyon
Mr. Lyon
The
Presbyterian Church
Bert Smith
West Franklin Street
Coatesvile
Jesse Masten
aPnaceu Len
Aes Springerg
Hades
PONT
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