Funeral for Charley Diel Held Near Butler
The funeral of Charley M. Diel who died last Tuesday at Saint Anthony hospital Terre Haute was held at his home near the Butler School on Friday at 10 30. Burial was in Boone Cemetery. He is survived by his wife two daughters and two sons and many relatives and friends.
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Charley M. Diel
Saint Anthony
Terre Haute
Butler School House
Boone Cemetery
Diel
Harvey Lower
Matilda H. Beaman
Evelyn B. Beaman
Dollie L. Hassler
Susan L. Young
Howard E. Tower of
Greencastle
Canaan M.E
Maurice Helge
Putnaimville
James Hedge
Walter F. Young
Brazil
Ross Hutcheson
Wayne Owens
Canaan Chapel
Woodrow Hoskins
Lola Ozment
Indianapolis
Rufus Ozmont
Reelsville
A. V. O'Daniel
Sarah Duncan
Quincy
Dennis Wright
Goodwin
Miss Leachman
Gary
Christine Burris
Florence Kennedy
Lee
Joy Shumaker
Treas
Vernon Cochenour
Belle Horn
St. Louis
Roy Vestal
Crawfordsville
Mattie Vestal
D. R. Maze
Robert Coffman
Deerfield
Ills
L. O. Coffman
Missionary Baptist Church
Amity
The
Baptist Church
Rev. Burns
Urns
Lowery
Amity Church
Sunday Services at Canaan Chapel on July 8
Sunday School starts at 10 AM and church at 11 AM at Canaan Chapel. Attend with a guest. Mrs. Fletcher visited Mrs. R. D. Eaglesfield over the weekend.
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Fletcher
R. D. Eaglesfield
Gasoline Tax Revenue Rises in Indiana
Indiana motorists used more gasoline in June 1928 despite heavy rainfall. Archie Bobbitt reports last month’s tax collections at 1,070,695 compared with 950,046 a year earlier, a gain of 120,649. First six months of this year yield 5,046,248.30 versus 4,386,662.70 in 1927.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Archie Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Suicide by local trustee cited heavy criticism of school
John Stanley Moore Washington township trustee killed himself by drinking poison in the Mechanicsburg Christian Church basement. A farewell note cited inability to bear the burden and opposition to the new consolidated school. County supervisor Caplinger said no irregularities appeared in the trustees' books.
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C. O. Caplinger
Firecracker Prank In New Jersey Blows Away Man's Teeth
William Ingram, 40, of Camden, is hospitalized after a Fourth of July prank. A joker allegedly placed a large firecracker between his teeth while he slept on his porch, the fuse was lit and the blast destroyed all his teeth. Police have no leads on the attacker.
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Camden
N. J
William Ingram
Ingram
Body found gagged with rags in Seventy-Seventh Street room
A 35 year old man identified as Leo Murphy, believed to be a hospital orderly, was found dead in a furnished room at 157 East Seventy-Seventh Street. His mouth and nostrils were stuffed with rags and a framed picture of him in women’s clothing hung on the wall.
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New York
Leo Murphy
East Seventy-seventh Street
Murphy
Greenberry Carver Dies at Crawfordsville
Greenberry Carver age 54 living two miles east of Crawfordsville died Tuesday at 4 40 am from protracted heart trouble. Survived by wife Mattie, daughter Doris, son Paul in Kansas, three brothers and three sisters. Funeral likely Thursday at First Baptist Church, burial in Oak Hill, relatives anticipated to attend.
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Crawfordsville
Greenberry Carver
Mr. Carver
John
Mary Carver
County
Mattie Carver
Doris
Paul
Kansas
Charles
Ladoga
Bert
Indianapolis
Sarah Daily
New Ross
Anna McNulty
Alamo
First Baptist Church
B. E. Antrobus
H. H. Elmore
Oak Hill
Purdue Alumni Picnic at Columbian Park
R G Fordice of Russellville presides over Purdue agricultural alumni planning a large basket dinner picnic at Columbian Park Lafayette on July 12. All former Purdue students and their families and friends are urged to attend.
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R. G. Fordice
Russellville
Purdue Agricultural Alumni
Putnam County
Purdue University
Columbian Park
Lafayette
Purdue
Cloverdale Items Highlight Local News And Alumni Banquet
Friends of Mrs. M T Flannery report steady recovery from major abdominal operation at Christian Hospital Indianapolis two weeks ago. The annual Cloverdale High alumni banquet drew about 75 attendees with Miss Christine Burris elected president and Miss Guenevere Sandy directing a unique orchestra.
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M. T. Flannery
The
Christian Hospital
Indianapolis
Campaign Heat Rises in Houston Town Autograph Rally
The speaker touts a hot campaign in Houston town with a strong ticket and capable men. He notes the town’s heat and charm while praising the country club and local venues, promising a vigorous effort as the mule leads with Robinson in support.
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Houston
Fillmore church group and social gatherings reported
The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Fillmore M E Church meets Friday at the Aid House. Ruth Wright hosted the Busy Bees class on Sunday afternoon. Lelia Hunter hosted the Day Glowers class on Monday night. Avaril Smith visits sister Leona Smith in Muncie. Mr and Mrs William J Smith and Mr and Mrs Leonard Newman visited Walnut Gardens on Sunday.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
Fillmore
M. E. Church
M. E. Aid House
Ruth Wright
Busy Bees
Lelia Hunter
Avaril Smith
Leona Smith
Muncie
William J. Smith
Leonard Newman
Walnut Gardens
Indiana Farm Federation delegates push for agricultural plank at National Democratic Convention
A Putnam County farm delegate reports that Indiana Farm Federation representatives spoke to the Democratic National Convention in Houston seeking a farm relief platform. The author urges self-reliance and modern farming methods, arguing legislation will help but cannot replace individual farmer responsibility.
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Houston
Indiana
Indiana Farm Federation
Resolutions Committee
Democrat Party
Christ
Middle West
Maryland
Texas
South Dakota
U. S
Indianapolis
U.S
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
In the American Association Indianapolis beat Louisville 7-3 in nine innings while the second game lasted eleven. Toledo defeated Columbus 5-2. Milwaukee edged Kansas City 6-1. St Paul won 4-2 against Minneapolis. In the American League Washington triumphed 5-2 over New York. St Louis crushed Chicago 11-0. Philadelphia beat Boston 5-4 in a shortened eight inning game due to darkness. Detroit beat Cleveland 10-5. In the National League Brooklyn beat New York 8-2. Philadelphia won 10-6 over Boston with the second game postponed by wet grounds. Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 11-3. St Louis beat Chicago 11-9.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Mosquito-Slaying Air Squads to Fight Malaria in Soviet Russia
International News Service reports 25 bombing planes loaded with arsenic gas and oil will spray millions of acres of peat moors in a summer campaign against malaria mosquitoes in the Soviet Union. Pilots, mostly army officers, train as war raids to curb pests and protect human lives.
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Soviet
Russia
Commissariat of Agriculture
Brown sentenced to one to ten years in Indiana prison
William N. Brown of Martinsville Ind pleaded guilty last March to issuing fraudulent checks and was sentenced to serve from one to ten years in the state prison. He was ordered to appear for sentence March 31 but disappeared and was later located in Flora Illinois.
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Martinsville
Ind
William N. Brown
Brown
Flora
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Trail OF the Tiger
Herald Office
Myrtle Landes
Indiana State Normal
James T. Beaman
Ray
Samuel Beaman
Russell Albright
Miss Heeln Strain
James Dunn
Charles Dunn
Ollie Best
Vernie Beaman
James Beaman
Sam Bea
Dollie Hassler
Young
Roy Beaman
Ross Hassler
Henry Albright
Fred Reburger
Maurice Hedge
Hattie Ash
Snyder
Ted Bock
Geabes
James’ Beaman
Granada Theatre
R. P. Mullins
Studebaker
Zlay
Rosalie Claire
Cloverdale
Robinson
Uwa
C. A. Day
Putnam County Farm
Pasty Ruth Miller
Geo. Lewis
Smith’s
Tresslar
Variety Store
Greencastlea
Call Greencastle Fertilizer Co
International News Service
Moscow
Indiana Loan Company
Washington St
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