Say! A Greencastle column by Charles Arnold on town pride
John H. Allee returns from a 3000 mile east and Canada trip with no punctures. Arnold greets Rotarians coming to Greencastle and jokes about mine inspectors and lawn work. He teases rival John Cannon over gardening honors, recounts garden prize，以及 plans to garden again in Northwood despite new building restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Allee
East
Canada
John F. Cannon
C. F. Overstreet
Greencastle
Mhe
Northwood
A. G. Brown
Death of Former Crawfordsville Resident Elizabeth Crutchfield
Mrs. Elizabeth Crutchfield died in Evansville at age 70 from a complication of diseases. Born in Cloverdale in 1857, she is survived by two sisters Mrs. William F. Slattery and Mrs. Mary Lane. The body is at John Barry's home in Crawfordsville, with funeral services Tuesday at St Bernard's Church led by Rev. William Sullivan.
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Crawfordsville
Elizabeth Crutchfield
Evansville
Ind
Crutchfield
Cloverdale
William F. Slattery
Mary Lane
John Barry
South
Grant Avenue
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
William Sullivan
Cloverdale Man Sentenced to 90 Days on Farm
Grover Hurt, 42, Cloverdale township, pleaded guilty to possession and sale of illicit liquor. Judge James P. Hughes gave him 90 days on the Indiana State Farm and fined $100 plus costs after authorities found dumped corn mash at his home southwest of Cloverdale. Hurt, one-armed and married with many children, initially pled not guilty but changed to guilty. he faced bond and potential jail without a fall term trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Hurt
Cloverdale
Edward Eitelforge
Indiana
James P. Hughes
Hurt
Hamilton
Five year old Reddish girl returns home from hospital
Marjorie Reddish daughter of Mr and Mrs Ott Reddish has been discharged from Methodist hospital Indianapolis where doctors drained her lung. The five year old was in serious condition but is recovering and Mrs Reddish has stayed at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waveland
Marjorie Reddish
Ott Reddish
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Souders Unconscious After July Dirt Track Smashup
Former Purdue student and 1927 Indianapolis winner George Souders remained unconscious today after a July 15 dirt track race crash in Detroit. He suffered a broken left arm and severe contusions and abrasions on the left side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
INS
George Souders
Purdue University
Souders
Ex Cloverdale Woman Maud Broad Dead in Indianapolis
Mrs Maud Broad street widow of A G Broad former Cloverdale hardware dealer died Monday at 6 15 PM at her mother Mrs P M Sandy 5613 East Washington Street Indianapolis She had been ill since her husband s death Born and raised in Cloverdale she was well known Funeral party leaves Indianapolis Wednesday at 8 30 AM for Cloverdale grave service at 10 30 AM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud EB. Broadstreet
Fenate A. G. Broadstreet
Cloverdale
P. M. Sandy
East
Washington Street
Indianapolis
Italy to Open Inquiry Into Nobile Expedition Conduct
Rome reports Italy will open a government inquiry into the Nobile expedition to review every phase of the voyage and the fate of missing members. Mussolini is anticipated to direct the probe with eight weeks planned for locating the six Alessandri group members and questioning key officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malmgren
Rome
INS
Italy
Mussolini
Europe
Alessandri
Italia
Umberto Nobile
A. Mariano
Filippo Zappi
Finn Malmgren
Greencastle Man Fined for Reckless Driving in Brazil
Ross Brenberry of Greencastle was fined 16.55 in Justice Gates' court for reckless driving on the National road west of Brazil near Billtown after crashing into two other cars. The victims were Glenn Borden of Union City and Morton Tucker of Herrin. Brenberry reportedly owned the car only a couple weeks.
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Brazil
Ross Brenberry
Greencastle
Justice Gates
Billtown
Brenberry
Glenn Borden
Union City
Ind
Morton Tucker
Herrin
Branberry
Tiffee
Brewberry
Weather Forecast Mostly Fair Tonight and Wednesday
Mostly fair conditions expected tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. No significant precipitation anticipated.
Skunk tails mowed off by mower shock Rochester farmer
Lon Lukenbill of Rochester Indiana accidentally cut off the tails of two skunks while mowing. He abandoned the field and hurried to the barn and clean clothes, offering no aid to the distressed animals as the odor lingered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Ind
Lon Lukenbill
Here
Society For the Prevention of
Indiana Anti Saloon League May Appeal to Supreme Court
Indianapolis July 24 The Indiana Anti Saloon League considered appealing Edward S Shu maker superintendent sentenced to 60 days and a $250 fine for contempt of court after calling court members wet. Shumaker said the league would keep plans private and did not announce a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
INS
Indiana Anti Saloon League
Edward S. Shumaker
League
State Farm
United States Supreme Court
Shumaker
State Supreme Court
Welcome for Rotarians Brightens Greencastle Window Displays
The Greencastle Chamber of Commerce distributed window cards to merchants to greet visiting Rotarians and their wives. An all-day meeting will bring together clubs from the fifth district with merchants urged to display flags and Rotary colors old gold purple royal blue and white. The aim is a warm Greencastle welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Doc Allen Killed While Trying to Stop Team of Horses
Twenty years ago in Greencastle Doc Allen of Cloverdale was killed when he attempted to stop his team of horses on Sheriffs Maze farm. Fred Thomas buys George Briscoe property on South Indiana street and plans to move there. Mrs. G W Bence and daughters Edna and Eva return from Ladoga. Mrs Alice Thomas and family return from Jeffersonville.
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Doc” Allen
Sheriff Maze
Cloverdale
Fred Thomas
George Briscoe
Indiana Street
French flier Paris to resume Atlantic journey from Azores
Lieut Paris and two companions expect to continue their sea plane voyage from Horta Azores toward the Bermudas or Halifax after needed repairs on the Frigate. They aim to reach New York then return to Brest with a Newfoundland stop if weather permits.
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Horta
Azores
INS
Paris
America
Brest
France
Marat
Cadou
Bermudas
Halifax
New York
Newfoundland
Booster event ends Saturday in Green Castle
The Boosters contest sponsored by merchants of the Green Castle Chamber of Commerce will end Saturday at noon with gifts awarded at 2:50 at the courthouse. This is the third summer contest. another August event will run from now Saturday July 25 to September 1, with rising public enthusiasm and growing success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
City Council May Elect School Board Member Tonight
The city council at its regular meeting tonight will elect a school board member to succeed Dr. C. C. Tucker. Although opposition to Tucker's re-election arose at the last meeting, it is believed he will be re-named for another term. Other matters will also be considered.
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C. C. Tucker
Man Held in Death of 3YearOld in Terre Haute
George Peyton is held by police in Terre Haute Ind after his car struck Samuel Nasser 3 and injured Mary Nasser 6 He faces involuntary manslaughter charges though witnesses say he drove slowly and the children darted into the path of his car.
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Terre Haute
Ind
INS
George Peyton
Samuel Nasser
F. A. Nasser
Mary Nasser
Peyton
Nasser
Wabash Valley Team Beats Trojans 7 To 4
The Wabash Valley Twilight League team defeated the South End Colored Trojans 7 to 4 on McKeen Field Monday afternoon. The Trojans were outplayed from start to finish, with Wabash Valley pulling away early and holding the lead through five innings.
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Wabash Valley Twiligit
South End Colored Trojans
McKeen Field
Child Killed Sister Injured by Auto in Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana Samuel Nasser three and his sister Mary age six were struck near their home by an automobile driven by George Peyton. Samuel died en route to hospital Mary was seriously injured. Peyton was arrested on involuntary manslaughter charges. Witnesses say Peyton swerved to avoid the children but could not prevent the collision.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Samuel Nasser
F. A. Nasser
Mary
George Peyton
Peyton
Samuel
Morones Sought by Police Amid Obregon Rivalry
In Mexico City Luis N. Morones, noted opponent of the late General Obregon, remains a police suspect after resigning as secretary of industry commerce and labor amid agrarian charges. Authorities anticipate arrest of Manuel Trejo tied to Obregon’s assassination, while Cardinal Catholic interests aid the inquiry. The city remains calm as Captain Emilio Carranza lies in state and his funeral is staged in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
INS
Luis N. Morones
General Obregon
Industry, Commerce and Labor
Agrarians
Labor Party
Morones
Manuel Trejo
Jose de Lion Toral
Genral Obregon
Toral
Antonio Pios Zertuche
Zertuche
Emilio Carranza
Mexico
New Jersey
New York
DePauw Student Drowns in Delavan Lake
Robert Reddy a 21 year old DePauw University student drowned in Delavan lake Saturday night in Delavan Wisconsin. Authorities have no record of him and believe the dispatch may be incorrect and that Reddy may be a student at DePaul University in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delavan, Wis
Robert Reddy
Chicago
DePauw University
Delavan Lake
Reddy
DePaul University of Chicago
Stultz Couple Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Roachdale Ind July 28 Mr and Mrs John H Stultz marked sixty years of marriage with a birthday dinner at their Fincastle area home. The couple 75, have lived in Putnam County all their lives. Eight children, numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren attended with other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roachdale
Ind
John H. Stultz
Fincastle
Putnam County
Raskob May Quit Job With General Motors
New York July 24. John J. Raskob resigned as chairman of General Motors finance committee to devote full time to Governor Alfred E. Smith's presidential campaign. Wall Street may be shocked by the move as discussions with GM officials had denied earlier reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
John J. Raskob
General Motors
Raskob
Alfred E. Smith
General Motore Corporation
General Motore
Democratic National Committee
Smith
Wall Street
Bank Robbery Near Kendallville Sparks Hoax
Four unmasked bandits robbed the Wawaka State Bank at Wawaka, Indiana, twelve miles west of Kendallville, taking about $1,000 in currency and fleeing.
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Kendallville
Ind
INS
Wawaka
Here
Receiver for bank named in Claypool loan case
Warsaw Indiana July 24 John Covender of Hobart was named by Judge Lemuel Rouse as receiver for the State Bank of Claypool on the petition of 100 depositors. Depositors face a possible loss of 30000 according to bank examiner Harold Cox.
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Warsaw
Ind
John Covender
Hobart
Lemuel Rouse
Kosciusko Circuit Court
State Bank of
Claypool
Here
Harold Cox
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Frank Cannon
Rotarians
John D
D. M. Ferry & Co
John Cannon
John
D. M. Ferry
Gen. Nobile
London
Daily Mail Today
Copenhagen
F. Zappi
Zappi
Mariano
Krassin
Citta di Milano
U. S. Court
Edwards. Shumaker
G. W. Bence
Edna
Eva
Ladoga
Alice Thomas
Jeffersonville
Atlantic
Wabash Valley
Trojans
Sister
Obregon
Ministry of War
Depauw
Wall Street Associates
By Raymond I. Borst
Albany
N. Y
al Smith
State Capitol
Herbert Hoover
Key Pittman
Nevada
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