Chautauqua Tent Erected in Greencastle For Five Day Assembly
The Community Chautauqua tent arrived and work began on the Southard Joslin lot at Poplar and Vine Streets. The event opens Thursday with Junior Chautauqua activities and a 2:30 p.m. program by the Theodore Knox Concert Party.
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H. J. Kurtz
Lafayette
Greencastle
Carrollton
Ill
Saline
Mich
Vine
Poplar Streets
Community Paramount
Charles McGaughey
Chautauqua Ticket Committee
Citizen's National Bank
Chautauqua
Theodore Knox
Haran Preparing to Quit Siberia per Tokio Paper
A July 19 Tokyo paper reports Hajime Matsu A permanent secretary of the ign minister gone to Siberia in connection with negotiations for a rare agreement with the Far Eastern republic and for evacuation arrangements.
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Haran
Siberia
TOKIO
Kio
Hajime Matsu. A
Ign
Far Eastern
Con
Ion
Nominations in Muncie mayor race favor Quick and Bunch
In Muncie Indiana unofficial returns from fourteen of twenty four precincts show Dr J C Quick leading Walter Steele two to one for the Republican mayoral nomination. Ex mayor Rollin Ti Bunch, jailed in Georgia for mail fraud, appears to head the Democratic ticket with a large lead over three Republican rivals.
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Muncie
Ind
J. C. Quick
Rollin Ti. Bunch
Ailantz
Quick
Walter Steele
Sunday Socials and Family Visits Reported in Corn Stalk Valley
Fred Hunter and family and Harrison Hunter spent Sunday with Chester Ruark and family. Mrs Laura Reed of Stilesville visited Ethridge Buis and family. Horace Robinson and family visited John Wise and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Higin called on Sally Simmons Saturday afternoon. Oran Buis and wife and Alpha Bunten and children had dinner with Wm Newman and family. The C Club met at Wildwood Bathing Beach Thursday. Relatives near Race Corn visited John Webster and family Saturday and Sunday. Cecil Quinlan and family called Sunday afternoon. The Bethel Missionary Society met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Maggie Storm. E FE Buis and family and Mrs Laura Reed visited Mr and Mrs Faye Robinson Sunday.
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Fred Hunter
Harrison Hunter
Chester Ruark
Laura Reed
Stilesville
Ethridge Buis
Horace Robinson
John Wise
Herbert Higin
Jon Sally Simmons
Oran Buis
Alpha Bunten
Wm Newman
C Club
Wildwood
John Webster
Cecil Quinlan
Bethel Missionary Society
Maggie Storm
E_ FE. Buis
Faye Robinson
June Death Rate Drops in Indiana From 1920
Indiana health officials report 2614 deaths in June 1920 and 2496 in June 1921 a decline of 118. The death rate falls from 10.6 to 10.2 per 1000. Births exceed deaths with a rate of 21.2 per 1000. Accidents and external causes total 255 deaths cancer 219 and tuberculosis 185.
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Indiana State Capitol
Indiana
Division of Vital Statistics
Hog Receipts and Prices Hold Steady at Local Market
Indianapolis receipts show hogs 9,000 cattle 1,000 sheep and lambs 1,000. Hog prices steady to lower with basis from yesterday. Sales at 1.60 to 10.90 generally 10.75 to 10.85. Pigs 10.75, sows 8.50. About half the supply sold. buyers took 4,500 hogs. Cattle strong for good kinds, calves steady, best years 11. Sheep and lambs steady. select lambs 10, others 7 to 9. sheep 3 lower.
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Indianapolis
Street Repairs Improve College Avenue and Walnut Street
Hanna Street is now thirty two bumps from College Avenue and nearby repairs fill holes with molten lava and crushed rock. The distance is described as four hog backs. Walnut Street also gets tar via and rock. A three man crew operated a hot tar kettle on Jackson Street today.
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Hanna Street
College Avenue
College Drug Shop
Walnut Street
Jackson Street
Wierce Family Visits Bond Family Near Reelsville
Mrs J Wierce and her daughter Imogene of Baker Florida arrived this afternoon to visit the former’s parents Mr and Mrs W E Bond who reside near Reelsville.
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J. Wierce
Imogene
Baker, Fla
W. E. Bond
Reelsville
State police organize auto theft crackdown in Indiana
Indianapolis reports five stolen cars and one recovered as Robert Humes heads new motor vehicle police. Eleven officers plus two city mounted riders enforce title and license laws, aiming to boost revenue and curb theft. Orth S Brown leads Putnam, Parke, Owen, Vermillion, Vigo and Clay counties.
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Indianapolis
Robert T. Humes
Indiana
Humes
W. W. Weinhart
Lafayette
Orth S| Brown
Ladoga
Putnam
Parke Owen
Vermillion
Vigo
Clay Counties
Greeks Claim 20 600 Prisoners at Kutaia
The Greeks report at Kutaia they captured 20 600 Turks with many guns of Russian origin, a large quantity of ammunition and stores, and 3 000 camels. The dispatch to the Daily Mail from Smyrna notes the decisive victory. Mr and Mrs J P Allen Jr and son Percival were in Indianapolis.
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London
Kutaia
Daily Mail
Smyrna
J. P. Allen Jr
Percival
Indianapolis
Harding Talks Railroads in Washington Meeting
President Harding conferred with Secretary Mellon, Hoover and Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Chairman Cummins on the railroad problem. No definite solution was reached after the talks.
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Washington
Harding
Mellon
Hoover
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Washington reporter Glenn Tucker speaks to Greencastle Rotary
Glenn I Tucker Washington correspondent for the New York World told Greencastle Rotarians at the Christian Church about his experiences as a newspaper reporter in Washington D C He discussed covering presidential inaugurations and traveling with President Harding on his campaign train.
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W_ W
Tucker
NEW York World
WASHINGTON, D_ C
Glenn I. Tucker
Washington
The
Greencastle Rotary Club
Christian Church
Mr. Tucker
United States Army
Harding
W. W. Tucker
State Fair adds new features and an $80,000 building
The Indiana State Fair premium list outlines six days starting September 5 with new swine classes for barrows and enlarged pig club, beef cattle purebred steer classes, expanded calf clubs, and about 500 extra swine pens. Entries close August 22. A large $80,000 building with fruit and garden wing is under construction for dedication September 5, with Purdue Band as headliner plus an automobile show and two night attractions including a hip podrome and the Siege of the Dardanelles.
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Pig Club
Purdue
Dardanelles
Red Cross Bundles Urged For Winter Clothing Drive
The Red Cross asks families to gather usable outgrown and worn clothing for infants and children. Hundreds of thousands may go barefoot in winter without American shoes and stockings. Bring bundles to the City Library this week or arrange pickup with Red Cross committee members including Mrs. George R Grose and others.
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RED Cross
RED Cross Committee
No Band Concert Here by American Legion Band
The Green Castle American Legion Band will give its second regular concert on Thursday night July 28 at 8 o clock on the public square as part of the five day Community Chautauqua Assembly beginning Thursday afternoon in Green Castle.
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Greencastle American Legion
Recause O Te Community Chautauqua aAssemoy
Greencastle
Lhe Legion
Chautauqua Tickets Available At Local Banks
Those who have not yet purchased chautauqua tickets may get them at Citizens National Bank or at any downtown store.
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Citizen’s National Bank
South Russell Family News and Church Visits
Born to Porter Clodfelter and wife four sons and Charley Burkett plus daughters visited Lafe McGaughey family Sunday. Otha Bales and wife and five others attended New Discovery Church and called on S W Blacketer and wife after. Relatives from 45 gathered at Albert Cope’s to mark Mrs Cope’s birthday.
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Charley Burkett
Lafe McGaughey
Otha Bales
R Bales
New Discovery
S. W. Blacketer
Guy Sutherlin
Elmer Clodfelter
Dr. Reed
Albert Cope
Cope
Norvet
Hancock to Manage Hurst & Company Store
H C Hancock named new manager for the Hurst and Company Store in the city. He arrives with experience from Marshall Field and Company of Chicago L. S. Ayres and Company of Indianapolis and the Palm Beach Dry Goods Company. Mr and Mrs Hancock and son will stay at the Commercial Hotel until settling permanently.
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Hancock
Hurst & Company
Hurst& Company
Marshall Field & Company
Chicago
Farmer's Arm Jerked Off by Threshing Machine
Frankfort Indiana July 19 David Price 51 a farmer lost his right arm at the shoulder when his belt was thrown from a threshing machine. His son Russell Price unaware of him pulled off the belt which tangled about the shoulder and jerked the arm off. He was taken to the hospital where the arm was amputated.
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Frankfort
Ind
David Price
Price
Russell Price
Local social notes from Brazil Indiana area
Lena Mrs W H Williams and daughter Louie visited relatives in Brazil. Esther Miller of Brazil visits grandparents Rev W H Williams. Frank Reinoehl of Terre Haute visits his parents. Dwight Dickerson and Paris Illinois relatives visit here. J O Dickerson travels to Nakomis and Paris to visit Newton and Dickerson families. Adda McNece in Terre Haute. Ira Gerrick and son Harold return to Schneider after two week visit with Vinzant family. Helen Vinzant visits Greencastle. Marie Callahan of Indianapolis vacationing with Cox family. W C Cox and son Harold in Brazil.
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Frank Reinoehl
Terre Haute
Grant Reinoehl
Dwight Dickerson
Paris
Illinois
J. O. Dickerson
Nakomis
F. L. Newton
Adda McNece
Ira W
Protect the Birds and Their Crops
Government statistics show birds eat many pests daily and safeguard crops. Measured diets include scarlet tanager larvae and night hawk grasshoppers, while meadowlarks and other species consume destructive insects and weed seeds. The Green Meadow Club urges landowners to join the Bird Sanctuaries movement and pledge no shooting or hunting of small birds.
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United States
Washington
National Movement For
Green Meadow Club
People’s Home Journal of
New York City
Bela Kun Arrested in Lemberg on Arrival from Moscow Congress
Lemberg dispatch reports Bela Kun ex Hungarian Communist leader arrested on arrival from the Moscow Communist congress. Charge says he carried plans for a Communist rising in Galicia.
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Copenhagen
Bela Kun
Lemberg
Moscow
Blingestage Tildende
Galicto
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Junior Chautauqua
P.raid
Bunch
Corn Stalk Valley
Glenn Tucker
Rotary OF Washington
DePauw University
DePauw Daily
Indianapolis Star
Pulitzre School of Journalism
Columbia University
New York
Fred L. O’hair
National City Bank of New York
Mr. O’hair
Robert L. O’hair
Charles Martin
American Zinc Products Company
William M. Blanchard
North Carolina
George R. Grose
Frank Donner
W M. McGaughey
James Randel
Ella Wright
Mack Jones
Conceri
Hite
Wolal Nidal
LeGion pAnw
South Russell
Porter Clodfelter
H. C. Hancock
Farmer
Lena
Esther Miller
Brazil
W. H. Williams
Shriners
Fifth Congressional District
Shriners Club
Turkey Run Park
Parke County Shrine Club
Maxwell & McFadden
Rockville
Theodore F. Gaebler
Wiliam Rose
Calvin Laney
Wiliam Hellar
W. B. Colings
Brook T. Collings
Benjamin F. Stephenson
Arthur Rohm
W. P. Montgomery
Frank Arm
R. C. Peare
W. S. Ferguson
J. S. Me. Faddin
Turkey Run
Zarah Temple of
Danville
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