Funeral services for Mrs Davie E Stone in Indianapolis
Funeral services for Mrs Davie E Stone age 44 wife of Henry Stone were held Monday at 11 oclock at their residence 129 west Forty fourth street Indianapolis She was a former resident of Greencastle and daughter of Mr and Mrs J K Jenkins Interment was in Crown Hill cemetery The notice also reports births and social visits across Greencastle with multiple local residents, travelers and eventsListed are names and locations including Oak Park Illinois DePauw University Indianapolis Battle Creek Mich Lafayette Zionsville and more.
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Davie E. Stone
Henry Stone
Indianapolis
West Forty-fourth Street
Local Residents Visit and 4-H Camp News
Mr and Mrs George Weber visited in Dayton Ohio Sunday. Mr and Mrs Isaac Clark returned to Glen Ellen Ill after visiting Mr and Mrs John Melville east Anderson street. Hillis Shoptaugh and Clyde Hillis spent Sunday in Terre Haute. 4 H Club Camp enrollment deadline nears with cards due to County Agent by Wednesday for Putnam County youth. Charlotte Gould nurse at County Hospital visited her parents at New Market. John Thomas interim at County Hospital returned home Monday. Lawrence Hammond remains in critical condition at County Four youths in a car driven by a son of John Carter of Fillmore escaped serious injury when the car overturned near Coatesville Saturday night. One young woman unconscious from a head blow. others bruised.
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Isaac Clark
Glen Ellen, Ill
John Melville
East Anderson Street
Merom
Putnam County
John Carter
Fillmore
Indianapolis
Coatesville
Heat Wave Grips Europe Amid Fatal Drowning Spree
Europe endures record heat with Berlin Vienna and Budapest reporting numerous drownings as temperatures soar over 100 degrees in Germany and 123 in Austria. Authorities note daily fatalities rising to over a dozen in Vienna and nine in a separate city as public bathing in the nude draws clashes with police.
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Warsaw
Austria
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Steady to higher hog prices lift Indianapolis market
Hog prices rose to 11.40 to 11.60 for 170 300 lb stock, with one load at 11.65. Cattle and calves steady, fat steers 12.50 to 14.50 and some at 15. Vealers steady at 15.00. Sheep and lambs steady, good lambs 14.00 to 14.50, top 15.00. Fat ewes 5.00 to 6.50, breeding ewes 7.00.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Slayer to die in chair in Toledo
Charles Hoppe self confessed slayer of Dorothy Sielagowski and Lily Dale Croy is sane and must expiate his crimes in the electric chair on Oct. 26, a Toledo tribunal of Common Pleas Judges Milroy Martin and Austin ruled today.
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Stanley) Hoppe
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Mexican Flyer To Go Home By Railroad
Captain Emilio Carranza, hailed for his goodwill flight, will be returned to Mexico by rail after dying in a crash. The incident deepens ties between the two nations as officials confirmed his fatal injuries.
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INS
Emilio Carranza
United States
Mexico
Nations Ready to Banish War in New Treaty
INS dispatch notes major powers move toward a universal war ban. Kellogg proposal gains French Italian German approval with Britain awaiting, Japan already accepting. Paris gathering planned for October to sign the covenant with Kellogg leading the U S delegation if President Coolidge approves.
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11th Drowning in Indianapolis Amid River Search
Dragging of the White River for the body of Glen A. Nagley 21 continued after an all day Sunday search. Nagley, married only a few days, lost his life when his canoe capsized in Indianapolis. it marked the 11th drowning of the season.
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Indianapolis
Ind
White River
Glen A. Nagley
Nagley
Farm Picnic Planned for August 17 at Indiana State Farm
Putnam County farmers and families will gather at the Indiana State Farm on Friday August 17 for an all day farm bureau event. The program includes tours of Farm departments experts from Purdue University dairying poultry crops horticulture gardening and animology talks horseshoe pitching music and entertainment. Bring well filled baskets for the big dinner. Free table service drinks and ice cream provided by sponsors.
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Purdue University
Two Fliers Injured in Indiana Crash
Indianapolis July 16. Two National Guard fliers were hospitalized after a plane crashed at Mars Hill airport. Lieut. Carroll Doak 38 suffered a broken arm head and hand lacerations and shock and was expected to recover. Sargent John L. Long 37 had a possible skull fracture and severe injuries and may die. The plane struck a tree on the Michael Schafhauser farm after takeoff. Adjutant General Kershner said Schafhauser refused to remove the tree despite it being a menace to fliers.
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Carroll Doak
Methodist Hospital
Sargent John L. Long
Mars Hill
Michael Schafhauser
William Hi. Kershner
Schafhauser
Second Ward School Named for Miss Miller in Greencastle
The entrance stone for the new Second Ward School has arrived in Greencastle and the school is named in honor of Miss Delilah C. Miller. Miss Miller has been a beloved teacher at the school for many years.
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Miller
Greencastle
Delilah C. Miller
Miss Miller
Houston Sues Liberty Magazine Over Temple Houston Portrait
The widow and three children of Temple Houston sue Liberty Magazine in Fort Worth district court for 600000 alleging libel from an June article calling Temple the son of an Indian woman born out of wedlock. Damages seek 200000 for the widow and 100000 for each of three sons and a daughter.
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Texas
Liberty Magazine
Temple Houston
Sam Houston
The
Texas Republic
Margaret M. Lee
Alabama
Houston
Sam
Richard
Temple
W. C. Henderson
Bloomington Three-T League Player Near Death After Hit
Walter Knox, outfielder for Bloomington, Ill., Three-T League, was critically injured in Evansville when struck by a pitched ball in the first inning of Sunday’s game. He was rushed to a local hospital in an unconscious state with doctors reportedly despondent about his condition.
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Ind
Walter Knox
Bloomington
Ill
Knox
Iryant
Visiting in Capitol City and Local Social Notes
Mrs. Olive Kelly and Miss Estelle Shoptaugh visit Washington D C staying at Grace Dodge Hotel. Miss Ardith Moore returns from Kansas City after five weeks studying voice with Madame Schumann Heink. Mr. and Mrs A G Brown host dinner for Mr. and Mrs William Sitlington guests of Mr. and Mrs Frank Bittles. Bible Class at Baptist church postponed. Penelope Club meets Tuesday with Mrs Rosa Knauser north of Greencastle. Frank Gorham and Verla Young wed at her Brazil home and will reside in Greencastle where he works at Gardner Brothers ice plant. Wabash Valley Picnic held at McCormicks Creek Canyon with about 150 attendees from Greencastle and surrounding.
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Estelle Shoptaugh
Washington, D. C
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Harry Moore
Kansas City
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Penelope Club
Rosa Knauser
Greencastle
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Harvey Gorham
South Greencastle
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Nicholas Young
Brazil
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Holsasi
Wabash Valley Electric Company
McCormicks Creek Canyon
Spencer
Alpha Robinson
Margaret Wells
Paul Hunt
Ora Krider
Floyd Miller
Albert Templeman
Sunstroke treatment explained in medical bulletin
A bulletin from the Indiana State Medical Association outlines differences between sunstroke heat stroke and heat prostration. It emphasizes rapid physician contact, cold-therapy for heat stroke, supportive care for heat prostration, and prevention through regulated temperatures and ventilation.
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State Medical Association
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