Local golfers fall to Crawfordsville in Sunday match
Crawfordsville Country Club hosts a 38 to 19 home defeat for Greencastle and local golfers on Sunday. In the first nine holes the locals led, with a return series set for July 28 and August 4 at Attica Country Club. Players on the trip included S C Sayers Wilbur Donner Glen Lyon E B Taylor Richard Taylor Harold Talbott John Melville Mat Murphy Fred Hixon John Cannon Fred Snively Reese Matson Ed Coffman Jimmie Hughes Robert Stevens Don Ellis Neely O'Hair Jacob Fitel Lloyd Thomas Roland Campbell Al Beemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville Country Club
Greencastle
Attica
Attica Country Club
S. C. Sayers
Wilbur Donner
Glen Lyon
E. B. Taylor
Richard Taylor
Harold Talbott
John Melville
Mat Murphy
Fred Hixon
John Cannon
Fred Snively
Reese Matson
Ed. Coffman
Jimmie Hughes
Robert Stevens
Don Ellis
Neely O'Hair
Jacob Fitel
Lloyd Thomas
Roland Campbell
al Beemer
Local social notes from town and surrounding areas
Mrs H S Werneke vacations near J H Pitchford store. Miss Margaret McLean visits in town after Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs William Pavlos and daughters return from Iowa trip. Mrs W P D Conn of Bainbridge visits. Bert Gross guests of I A Ferris in Indianapolis. Reese Jackson of Indianapolis visits William Jackson. Lonnie Bergen and Herbert Griffin from Indianapolis visit Mr and Mrs Thomas Abbott. Ira Cowling of Greencastle visits Amo. Joel Denman of Chicago spends two weeks with W L Denman. A V O Daniel improved at home after hospital stay. Clarence Vestal hosts Mary Call and W A Call of Putnamville, and Lee Wood of Clinton Falls. Imogene Mullins of Indianapolis visits R P Mullins. Betty Mathias and mother visit with Mr Mathias in east Seminary. John Cartwright and sons return to Northwood after Delphi visit. LeRoy Berg of Reading, Pa. visits Paul Fox and S J Henry. Carl Knaus in town to confer with Floyd Miller. stays through Tuesday. City school board may elect new vocational teacher as Floyd Miller resigns. Dr Thomas Noble Jy consults with Dr W M McGaughey on Mrs Frank Huestis case. operation deemed too risky. Mrs George Marshall of Westville visits relatives. sister-in-law of county assessor Charles Marshall. Keith Hall of North Salem visits parents Lycurgus Stoner. Forrest Figg of Lone Star Cement sustains head cut at work from falling bearing. several stitches.
Continuation highlights injuries and travel notes in local area
Gilbert Cox slowly recovers at County Hospital after a concussion from a stake at Jungle Park. A Mount Evans Greenland report says the plane remains moored in the river near Hudson Bay’s lower tip. Indiana figures include Ed Logsdon Parker Cramer and Robert Gast, with Dundee Farms owner visiting Dr. Sigler.
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Gilbert Cox
Mountt Evans Greenland
Houdson
County Fair Plans Seen Hinged on Putnam County Farmers
Farmers' attitude will determine whether the County Fair is held this year. Fair Association members await farmer input and say a fall event could be staged at the Putnam County Sporting Club shooting grounds south of town, rather than on downtown streets.
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Putnam County
The
Fair Association
County Fair
Putnam County Sporting Club
Cattle Men Hold Picnic and Elect Officers
The Putnam County Shorthorn Breeders Association held an ice cream supper and picnic at Hanna Cross Roads with strong attendance. Speakers Mr Stevenson of Central National Bank Dr Sigler and J J Lacey discussed cattle prospects and cooperation. A stock show and county fair were slated with a committee formed. Harry McCabe named president Lonie Steele vice president Donald Webster secretary.
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Putnam County Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Hanna Cross Roads
Robert H. Stevenson
Central National Bank
T. A. Sigler
J. J. Lacey
The
Prairie Farmer
Harry McCabe
Association
Lonie Steele
Donald Webster
Local Residents and Visitors Reported in Indiana
Mrs. Albert Nelson and her granddaughter visit Indianapolis from west Walnut Street. Esther Gorham and Gladys Neininch take a vacation from the Greencastle Telephone Exchange where they work as operators. Mr. and Mrs. George Schwinn return to Greenfield after a weekend with Mayheur Rubush. Mrs. Schwinn was formerly Josephine Rubush and they reside at Binford apartments in Greenfield.
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Albert Nelson
West Walnut Street
Indianapolis
Esther Gorham
Gladys Neininch
Greencastle
George Schwinn
Greenfield
Mayheur Rubush
Schwinn
Josephine Rubush
Binford Apartments
Amazon Held as Torch Slayer Torch Murder Confession
Laura Weaver a 21 year old woman confessed to strangling her common law husband Wilmer Kitselman in Wyoming Illinois. She admitted tying the body with a belt wrapping it in a quilt and burning it in a ditch after disposing the corpse fifty miles away. She showed no remorse.
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Toulon
Til
INS
Laura Weaver
W. O. Edwards
Stark County
Wilmer T. Kitselman
Wyoming
Miss Weaver
Yellow Goose
Annawan
Henry County
Rebekahs To Meet Here Tomorrow In District 19
The Crescent Rebekah lodge hosts a district meeting for lodges in Putnam Morgan Montgomery and Hendricks counties with sessions at 2 pm and 7 30 pm Mrs Jessie Robson former Indiana Assembly president will lead an instructional school in the afternoon and Lorain chapter 95 Martinsville will present the work in the evening.
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Crescent Rebekah
Putnam, Morgan
Montgomery
Hendricks County
Jessie Robson
Indiana Assembly
Lorain
Martinsville
Federal agents held as mob violence feared in Oklahoma
Fear of mob violence at Tecumseh led to W M Thomason and three possemen being moved from Pottawatomie county jail to the county jail in Oklahoma City. They are held in connection with the fatal shooting of James Harris and Oscar Lowry during a Fourth of July liquor raid. Seven officers escorted them. A preliminary murder hearing is planned in Tecumseh tomorrow. More than 2,500 attended the farmers' funeral near the town Sunday.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
INS
Tecumseh
Pottawatomie County
W. M. Thomason
Prohibition
James Harris
Oscar Lowry
Harris
Lowry
Lift Quarantine Ends for Turner Household
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner on North Jackson Street is released from quarantine after a smallpox outbreak. All patients have recovered.
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Ben Turner
North Jackson Street
Tulsa beauty wins 25000 heart balm verdict in Chicago
Ann Livingston of Tulsa Oklahoma won a 25000 heart balm verdict from a jury against Franklin S Hardinge a 62 year old millionaire who did not marry her The breach of promise trial lasted two weeks and drew the largest crowd in county building history with attorney Benjamin Ehrlich present among vaudeville and movie contract chatter.
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Chicago
INS
Ann Livingston
Tulsa
Okla
Benjamin Ehrlich
Ann
Franklin S. Hardinge
Millionaine
Hardinge
Gardner Seeks Divorce In Putnam Circuit Court
Arnola Gardner of Greencastle files suit in Putnam Circuit Court against Russell Gardner seeking divorce custody of a seven month old child support alimony and attorney fees. She alleges in the past three months he has cruelly beaten her and failed to provide.
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Arnola Gardner
Greencastle Ha
Putnam Circuit
Russell Gardner
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Ewing McLean
William Pavlos
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Henry O’hair
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Bert Gross
Rey
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Reese Jackson
William Jackson
Lonnie Bergen
Herbert Griffin
Mrs. Thomas Abbott
Ira E. Cowling
Amo
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L. D. Wood
Joel Denman
W. L. Denman
A. V. O’daniel
Observaton
Clarence Vestal
East Seminary Street
Mary Call
W. A. Call
Putnamville
Lee Wood
Clinton Falls
Imogene Mullins
R. P. Mullins
Lee D. Mathias
Betty
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Delphi
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Paul Fox
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S. J. Henry
Carl Knaus
Lafayette
Floyd Miller
Knaus
Thomas Noble Jy
W. M. McGaughey
Frank Huestis
George Marshall
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Charles Marshall
Keith Hall
North Salem
Lycurgus Stoner
South Indiana Street
Forrest Figg
Lone Star Cement Co
H. M. Ranck
Robert Allen
Ernest Stoner
Allen
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Dorothea Allen
Arthur Jones
E. B. Jones
Plainfield
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Fay
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Monroe Township
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Clinton Township
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DePauw University
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E. Wash. St
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Court House
Brazil Tankage Co
Brazil
Ind
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Tatum & Young
Brainbridge
Hughes Peach Orchard
South National Road
Collegee
Amazon
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Indiana Street
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