Two Chicago men die in Crawfordsville auto wreck
Ora E. Gallup 40 and A N Eastman 59, both of Chicago, were killed when their car overturned beside a ditch near Crawfordsville Ind. Lawrence Kayler 18 of Dayton Ohio was seriously injured. The trio were returning from a Law League convention. Eastman died five hours after the crash.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Ora E. Gallup
A. N. Eastman
Chicago
Lawrence Kayler
Dayton
Gallup
Eastman
Kayler
Commercial Law League of America
West Baden
Lawrence Kaylor
Carl Noble
French Lick
Convention Party
Gallups
Three Evansville Bathers Drowned in Wabash River
An Evansville family on a Lafayette area picnic and bath outing along the Wabash at Flint drowned after stepping from a sandbar into swift current. George Regener 36, Mrs. George Regener 34, and Mrs. Elmer Strausser 24 were swept away. Darrel Neidigh, Mrs. Neidigh, and others attempted rescues. Neidigh saved his wife while attempts to save the three drowned.
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Attica
Ind
Evansville
Wabash
Flint
Lafayette
George Regener
Elmer Strausser
Darrel Neidigh
Regener
Strauser
West Point
Dewey Williford and Ethel Hill Receive License
Indianapolis couple Dewey Williford and Miss Ethel Hill obtained marriage licenses in the city.
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Dewey Williford
Ethel Hill
Indianapolis
Receivers Named for Dollings Co
Franklin county court placed R. L. Dollings Co. of Ohio and its Dollings subsidiary International Mortgage and Note Co. in receivership. Co receivers named with bonds set at 50 000 each: William C. Willard Huntington National Bank vice president. Samuel Kinnear former Columbus postmaster. Paul DeLong certified public accountant.
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Columbus, C
R. L. Dollings Co
Ohio
International Mortgage and Note Co
Dollings
Franklin County Pleas Court
William C. Willard
Huntington National Bank
Samuel Kinnear
Columbus
Paul DeLong
Auto Wreck Near Greencastle Injures Arizona Family
A Dodge Touring vehicle carrying Mrs. H. T. Parrish of Arizona, her husband, a 15 year old daughter, and Paul Eiteljorge of Indianapolis overturned near the Cloverdale and National road junction five miles south of Greencastle after the driver failed to heed a detour. Mrs. Parrish suffered cuts and bruises but was able to return to the scene after treatment. the others sustained minor injuries. The party, en route to Washington for Mr. Parrish’s government post, continued to Indianapolis after the accident.
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H. T. Parrish
Arizona
Paul Eiteljorge
Albert Eiteljorge
Indianapolis
Cloverdale Road
Greencastle
Parrish
Harrold Knoy
Harrold Gill
Cloverdale
Hamrick son honors and Oklahoma City business updates
Earl Hamrick, Oklahoma City life insurance manager, reports winning a gold watch for top June sales. He notes meeting Elmer Thomas, ex Greencastle resident, at Medicine Park, and mentions Thomas being elected to Congress and possible Senate candidate. Earl also says he completed a new home in Oklahoma City valued at $10,500.
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Jesse M. Hamrick
Earl Hamrick
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Elmer Thomas
Greencastle
Medicine Park
Thomas
Congress
Hamrick
Three Pancho Villa slavers captured by federal detachment
Three members of the band blamed for the death of Gen. Francisco Villa and his secretary Miguel Trillo were seized near Parral by a Federal force under Gen. E Martinez. Villa, Trillo, his secretary Rosalo Morales, a bodyguard, and a bystander were killed earlier that day in Parral. Martinez and troops moved from Chihuahua City to the scene and detained the three suspects, while Col Dario W Silva reported no identification yet. Nearby church notes announce King's Heralds program at Locust Street M E Church with leaders Mrs. Theodore Crawley and Miss Wilma Vansleave in charge.
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EL Paso
Tex
Francisco
Pancho) Villa
Miguel Trilo
E. Martinez
Parral
Jurarez
Villa
Miguel Trillo
Rosalo Morales
Martinez
Chihuahua City
King’s Heralds
Locust Street
M. E. Church
Theodore Crawley
Wilma Vansleave
King’s
H. C. Clipinger
Indianapolis Stock Yards Receipts and Price Movements
Hog receipts 3000. layovers 1500 cattle 200 calves 300 and sheep 200. Hog prices rose about 100 to 30¢ early Saturday morning, lighter stock lead gains with most sales 7.50 to 8.00. Heavy hogs 7.10 to 7.35. pigs and sows about 25¢ higher. Pigs 7.25 down. heavy sows 6.00 down. lighter kids 7.00 down. Cattle steady calves 12.00 down. sheep steady with best lambs 12.50 down. Nearly 2000 hogs taken by outside buyers.
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Indianapolis
Local Produce Prices From Saturday Poultry Butter and Eggs
Quoted by local produce companies Saturday prices include roosters and other poultry at around 20 cents per unit and butter and eggs listed with varying values from several vendors amid a shorthand market rundown.
Prizes Offered for Putnam County History Stories
The Putnam County Historical Society executive committee offers prizes of 25, 15 and 10 dollars for the best three stories depicting the early history of Putnam County and Greencastle. Entries must base a pageant for the centennial celebration this fall. interested participants should see Miss Lela Walls for instructions.
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Putnam County
Greencastle
Putnam County Historical Society
Lela Walls
Ike Weather Prognosticator Forecasts Warm Outlook
Ike sets fair skies with continued warmth. Sunrise is at 4 33, sunset at 7 09, signaling long daylight and stable temperatures. The forecast emphasizes dry, pleasant conditions for outdoor activities.
Greencastle Canning Co Starts String Bean Pack
The Greencastle Canning Co began a three week string bean production season at its south Greencastle plant after last year's popular output exhausted supply. Local merchants handled most sales as demand grew. The plant will then shift to tomato canning followed by pumpkin pie filling.
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Greencastle Canning Co
South Greencastle
Fifty One Applicants For Teachers Licenses
Fifty one applicants for teachers licenses passed the June examination and will receive permits to teach. The list includes Clone Sinclair Olive Smith Joe Mae Neier John Kenneth Eggers Martha Myers Grover Clements Wendell Smith Albany Farmer Macel McAninch Jenevra Shake Clarence Keller Blanche Miller Walter Keller John Cox Fred Harris Thomas Harvey Ralph Beck Velva G Travis Lola Ozment Margaret Connerley Maurine Carrington Mary Sellers Clara Hoppingarner Helen Cox Gladys Sutherlin Mary Ethel McCullough Laura Agnes McCullough Beryl Douglas Ellen Rector Ivan Glidewell Glenn Skelton Mary Horn.
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Mae Neier
John Kenneth Eggers
Martha Myers
Grover Clements
Wendell Smith
Albany Farmer
Macel McAninch
Jenevra Shake
Clarence Keller
Blanche Miller
Walter Keller
John Cox
Fred Harris
Thomas Harvey
Ralph Beck
Velva G. Travis
Lola Ozment
Margaret Connerley
Maurine Carrington
Mary Sellers
Clara Hoppingarner
Helen Cox
Gladys Sutherlin
Mary Ethel McCullough
Laura Agnes McCullough
Beryl Douglas
Ellen Rector
Ivan
Glidewell
Local Names List for Community Directory
A roster of residents and associates includes Bert Clark Bernice Brown Lois Oliver John G Segelken Frank Davis Claude York Gladys McClure Clairena Rector Versal McCammack Ruth McKinnon Kate Balch Harold Knoy Amos Michael Mrs O R Lynch Agnes G Hultz Mrs Minnie Bartley.
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Bert Clark
Bernice Brown
Lois Oliver
John G. Segelken
Frank Davis
Claude York
Gladys McClure
Clairena Rector
Versal McCammack
Ruth McKinnon
Kate Balch
Putnam County Boys Hike Westward From Fillmore
Roy Ikamire and Emerson Baker, youths from Fillmore, travel through the western states. They left June 24 and reached Fountain Colorado, working on C. C. Wolliver’s farm after brief lifts from travelers. They rode to Effingham Illinois, earned four dollars a day in Kansas harvests, and sent most earnings home. Roy’s July letter from Fountain describes Pike’s Peak ascent, a storm, shelter at a cabin, and their stay in Colorado Springs before continuing to Fountain.
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Lewis Ikamire
Fillmore
Roy
Emerson Baker
Lon Baker
Fountain
Colo
C. C. Wollever
Effingham
Ill
Kansas
Ikamire
Colorado Springs
Cascade Hotel
Indiana
Pike's Peak
Pikes’ Peak
Pike’s Peak
Coorlado Springs
Wollover
Mack McNary
Specials 10 Meet Soldier Nine Sunday on ONe Mill Diamond
Greencastle Specials, led by Turner the Jenkinsville ace, host Soldier Boy Baseball from Ft. Benjamin Harrison Sunday afternoon. The two teams, evenly matched, aim to avenge an 8 to 7 early season win by the locals over Uncle Sam fighters and again expect a brilliant game with Turner on the mound.
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Turner
Greencastle
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
O'ne Mill
Jenkinsville
Boy Scouts To Meet For Inter-Scout Contest Awards
Tonight at 7 30 scouts gather for the final Inter Scout contest meeting. Troops are divided into patrols with points for uniform wear attendance punctuality and meetings. In Troop One Eagle Patrol leads 255 points Bear 230 Wolf 225 Panther 195. Troop Two Bob White 265 Beaver 260. A camping period may follow if enough boys sign up.
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Panther
Bob White
Beaver
Harold Newgent to Wed Bremen Girl
The wedding of Fern Vinnedge daughter of Mrs Cornelia Vinnedge of Bremen and Harold Newgent son of Mr and Mrs Warren Newgent who live near Morton will occur Sunday in this city. The couple will reside in Bremen after the ceremony at the Crawfords West Walnut Street. Rev H C Clippinger will officiate. Newgent an instructor at Bremen High School and summer term attendee at DePauw.
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Fern Vinnedge
Cornelia Vinnege
Bremen
Harold Newgent
Warren Newgent
Morton
Newgent
Bremen High School
DePauw
Walter Crawford
West Walnut Street
H. C. Clippinger
Mr. Newgent
Reduced Cull Rate in Idaho Hens Aims for More Profits
Idaho flocks cut the share of hens culled from 55 percent in 1919 to not more than 24 percent in 1922. The reduction results from culling campaigns by agricultural extension workers who remove unprofitable stock from the flocks each year, boosting profitability and egg production.
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Idaho
United States Department of Agriculture
Use Manure Economically for Maximum Returns
Best evidence shows manure yields the greatest return per ton when applied thinly once in a short rotation or twice in rotations over five years. Eight to ten tons per acre in a three or four year cycle, with about 200 pounds of acid phosphate per acre annually, provide excellent returns. A manure spreader saves time and labor for light applications and helps mix manure more uniformly with soil.
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Dayton, Ohio
Wabash River
Dollings CO
National
Colorado
Young Eitejorge
Young Eiteljorge
Charles Eiteljorge
Ed. Eiteljorge
Indianpolis
Pancho Villa
Dario W. Silva
Gen
Chahauhua City
Heavy Hene Co
Ciseceseevssvese
Ike
Clone Sinclair
Olive Smith
Joe
Harold Knoy
Amos Michael
O. R. Lynch
Agnes G. Hultz
Minnie Bartley
Near
Roy , C. C. Wolliver
Cole
Nelson Clark
Laurence Miller
Soldier
OTT Webb
BOY Scouts
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