Local Residents and Visitors Reported Across Town
Mrs W R Dean of Roachdale visits Mr and Mrs Otis Browning east Hanna street. G Will Conklin is very ill at home on south Locust street. James Quinlan in serious condition after a stroke and hospital admission. Mr and Mrs William Parott of Westville Illinois visit Parott’s mother Mrs Charles Toney. Their daughter is very ill. Earl Barnes of True-Hixon Lumber Company seeks medical treatment at Putnam county hospital. Joshua Lancaster operated at Putnam county hospital. Dr Herbert Landes led the operation with Dr W M McGaughey assisting. Several Buick Service men gathering in Indianapolis for a meeting. Hutcheson family plans a reunion next Monday at Miss Zora Hutcheson’s Hamrick Station home. Miss Flossie McGaughey operated this morning at Putnam county hospital. Funeral services for David Curtis age 77 were held Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev Reuben Masten. burial in local cemetery. Mrs A L Murray of New York, formerly Ella Wilson, visiting mother east Anderson street. Prof Guy Wilson of Oskaloosa, Iowa to visit next week. Miss Helen Black and Miss Margaret Emily McGaughey return from two weeks in New York tomorrow. Mrs Trimble’s sister Mrs Charles J Arnold hosted Westfield visit. Kenneth Todd of Columbus visiting his parents east Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Curtis
Crown Center
Reuben Masten
Mr. Curtis
A. L. Murray
New York
Ella Wilson
East Anderson Street
Guy Wilson
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Murray
DePauw University
Helen Black
Margaret Emily McGaughey
3. A. Trimble
Aileen Trimble
Westfield
New Jersey
Trimble
Charles J. Arnold
City
Indiana Bank Closes After 1906 Founded Years of Overbanking
EDINBURG Indiana Farmers National Bank a $200 000 institution founded in 1906 decided to close operations and liquidate Depositors will be paid in full Checks will be honored by Thompson State Bank The bank cited over banking in the community as the main reason for the shutdown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ National Bank
Farmers National Bank
Thompson State Bank
Despondent Undertaker Slays Self in Wrist Bleed
Frederick M. White 58 a former Elk Hart Indiana undertaker bled to death at his sister Mrs Frank Ringle's home in Warsaw Indiana after severing an artery in his wrist. White a native of Ashland Ohio had been in ill health and was described as despondent.
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Warsaw
Ind
INS
Frederick M. White
Elkhart
Frank Ringle
Ashland
Ohio
City claims oldest bootlegger after Metz arrest
City police say Mrs. Erama Metz, a longtime resident, was arrested this morning and authorities found numerous bottles of beer and 12 gallons of raisin jack at her home. The raid followed clashes in the black belt amid reports of illegal drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Erama Metz
Metz
Heat cracks earth in Indiana farm yard disaster
In Columbia City Indiana Will Raup fer farm reports extreme heat that split the clay soil into crevasses. While Charles White cut oats a horse became stuck in a crevice breaking a leg and was shot. A fertilizer firm sent a truck to remove the carcass but it got stuck requiring a wrecker to free it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Will Raupfer
Here
Charles White
Raupfer
Despondent man kills self in Evansville home
Charles Johnson, 57, died after swallowing poison at his Evansville residence. Despondent over ill health his prior suicide attempt a year earlier was thwarted by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
INS
Charles Johnson
Johnson
Man jailed for unpaid fine over fish seizure
Ralph Berry is in Putnam County Jail for 23 days to cover a fine and costs after being unable to pay a fine from Justice Newgent's court. He was charged with taking fish from Putnam County waters with a seine and was arrested and brought to Greencastle by game warden A. R. Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Berry
Putnam County
Court of Justice
James A Cunningham Buried at Bainbridge
Funeral services for James A. Cunningham age 81 were held at the Bainbridge Christian church after his death Monday at his home northwest of Bainbridge. Death was due to complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Cunningham
Bainbridge
Misnamed Words Draw Prize for Wordplay Fans
A Wednesday feature offers ten prizes to attendees who present the most misspelled words from printed programs. The programs included intentional misspellings, drawing many attendees to hunt for errors.
Continued threats surface as officials weigh immunity
In a tense exchange, Ogden vows to pursue the matter to the bottom and hints at granting immunity to old operators before a grand jury. Attorneys James H. Parker and B. C. Jenkins from Lake County accompany Harrison in the conference amid ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
James H. Parker
B. C. Jenkins
Lake County
Harrison
PUBLIC AUCTION AND RENTALS NOTICE
Public auction of complete furnishings for a 6 room house including household and kitchen items, car, pets, rugs, gas stove on Thursday July 24 at 1 30. Jesse C. Wells 511 Elm Street. Also rentals for a 6 room modern house on east Seminary street and two apartments on 632 East Seminary Street with gas stoves, water and heat furnished. Inquiries Herald office. Also well drilling by J L Smith Cloverdale Indiana. Wanted gas electric lighting plant and 100000 oak logs at once Bainbridge Saw Mill. Brazil coal delivered in Greencastle at per ton in 5 ton lots starting Aug 1. Phone 7485.
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Jesse C. Wells
Elm Street
East Seminary Street
Herald Office
Brazil
Greencastle
Ind
Ladoga Marriage Seals Miss Craver and Clarence Sigler
In Ladoga on Tuesday at 4 pm at Mrs. Martha Craver's home, Miss Mary Craver wed Clarence Sigler. Rev. L S Sparks officiated. The couple reside on Washington street, Ladoga. Amanda Browning heads to Evansville next week to serve as branch library librarian after prior posts and Ball State University training. Torr reunion set for July 27 at the Wabash Valley area homestead. Wabash Valley Auxiliary meets July 23 with Mrs Arthur Agnew. Elks Lodge 1077 members invited to Terre Haute picnic. locals plan to attend.
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Ladoga
Martha Craver
Mary Craver
Clarence Sigler
L. S. Sparks
Baptist Church
Roachdale
Sparks
Washington Street
Amanda Browning
George Browning
East Walnut Street
Evansville
Miss Browning
Ball Teachers College
Muncie
Los Angeles
California
DePauw University
Terre Haute
Greencastles
P O. E. Lodge
Livestock market declines across hogs cattle and sheep
Indianapolis stock quotes show hogs 4 500 holdovers 241 and market 25 30 cents lower with light weights most affected. Hog prices range 8 75 to 9 25 for light to 210 250 pound lots and packing sows 7 to 7 75. Cattle and calves steady to slow with vealers down 50 cents. Sheep little changed with good lambs 9 to 9 50 and common down to 5 and below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
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Cannon
J.F. Cannon & Co
W. R. Dean of
Mrs
Otis Browning
East Hanna Street
G. Will Conklin
South Locust Street
James Quinlan
William Parott
Westville
Minois
Earl Barnes
True-Hixon Lumber Company
Putnam County Hospital
Joshua Lancaster
Herbert Landes
W. M. McGaughey
Howard Denny
Oral Pfabler
Elmer Davis
William Disbrow
Moffett Buick
Buick
Hutcheson
Zora Hutcheson
Hamrick Station
Flossie MeGaughey
Manford McGaughey
North College Avenue
Miss McGaughey
Kenneth Todd
Columbus
Fred Todd
East Washington Street
Indiana Bank
Edinburg, Ind
Indiana
Voncastle Theatre
Sevie
Inquire Herald Office
J. L Smith
Cloverdale
The
Bainbridge Saw Mill
Missouri State
Teresa Detrick
South
Jackson Street
Smiler
Jimmy Taylor
Stevens
Chicago
Kina Lopinot
East St. Louis
Bernadin: Healy
St. Vincent's Orphanage
International
the Herald
Torr
W. Torr
Wabash Valley Auxiliary
Arthur Agnew
Elks Lodge
U. S
American Cigar Co
United
States Department of Agriculture
America
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