Miss Jeanetta McWethy Weds Mark Bills in Green Castle Ceremony
Miss Jeanetta McWethy daughter of Mr and Mrs C N McWethy and Mark Bills were married this afternoon at four at College Avenue M E Church in Green Castle Rev J C Bills of Brookville officiated. The ceremony featured a musical prelude by Miss Caroline Gould and William Blanchard. The couple plan to teach in Noblesville next year and Mr Bills will work at Noblesville High School after a honeymoon at Long Lake and Bay View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanetta Mc Wethy
C. N. McWethy
Mark Bills
College Avenue M. E
J. C. Bills
Brookville
William Blanchard
Lohington
Murray Mendenhall
Newcastle
Bills
Lewisville High School
DePauw University
Lambda Chi Alpha
Kappa Tau Kappa
Delta Nu Epsilon
Hamilton College
Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority
Greencastle High School
Hamilton College For Women
Lexington College
Greencastle
Noblesville
Annabelle McWethy
Mary Ellen Bills
Miriam Bittles
Frank Lightfoot
Rushville
Glenn Smith
George Scott
Greentown
Lee Winterburg
Edinburg
McWethy
Margaret Emily McGaughey
Blanche Bicknell
Helen Brothers
Elizabeth Tilden
Bill
Long Lake
Bitely
Mich
Bay View
Margaret Bell
J. C. Bell
Lightfoot
June Light
Local Names Listed Across Towns in Community Notice
A readable fragment lists individuals from Rushville Cayuga Noblesville Brazil Rey and Muncie with many names including Miss Fay Richardson Miss Louise Carpenter Mrs Myrtle Barr Mrs G H Barr Miss Margaret Shouse Miss Margaret Ostrom Bernice Mullins Caroline Gould and others from Indianapolis Crawfordsville Elwood Summittville and Chitopee Falls Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foot
Rushville
Fay Richardson
Cayuga
Louise Carpenter
Noblesville
Myrtle Barr
G. H. Barr
R. P. Keas
Brazil
Rey
E. U. Shouse
Margarets Shouse
Dudley Shouse
Margaret Ostrom
Indianapolis
Bernice Mullins
Swazee
Caroline Gould
Crawfordsville
Arthur Kaufman
Claude Garrison
Summittville
Fred Williams
Elwood
Howard Mills
Chitopee Falls
Mass
Rex. Rafferty
Muncie
Everett Jones
Greencastle Specials to Host Terre Haute Colored Giants Sunday
Turner will start for Greencastle with a strong bullpen behind him as the Green castle team faces the Terre Haute Giants on Zinc Mill diamond. The Giants arrive as one of Greencastle’s strongest scheduled opponents this season, promising a record crowd for the Sunday game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Greencastle
Terre Haute Colored Giants
Zinc Mill
Giants
Terre Haute Giants
Heart Disease Claims Life of C. B. Carver
Clay B. Carver a longtime Parke County resident and Rockville local died suddenly at his High Street home from heart disease Monday. Born near Portland Mills he was 63 turning 64 in April and had taught school before farming and moving to Rockville. He leaves a widow two children and siblings. Everett Carver travels from Phoenix to attend funeral at the Methodist church Friday at 9 with burial at Union Chapel cemetery near Morton at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay B. Carver
Parke County
Rockville
High Street
Mr. Carver
Portland Mills
Pass
Methodist Church
Marion Martin
Everett Carver
Poenix
Arizona
William E. Ferguson
0. M. Carver
Tennessee
Phoenix
Big price on heads of bandits in Toronto holdup
The Canadian Bankers Association posted a reward of 10000 dollars for information leading to arrest and conviction of bandits who held up bank messengers in Toronto's financial district yesterday, escaping with 103000 dollars after wounding three messengers. Police in Fort Erie eliminated a wrecked car as connected to the holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
Canadian Banker's Association Today
Toronto Financial District
Buffalo
N. Y
Fort Erie
Bainbridge High Names Frank Pruitt Athletic Director
Bainbridge High School announces the hiring of Frank Dim Pruitt as athletic director for the coming year. Pruitt is a former Indiana University student and athlete, well known in Indiana semi professional circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Bainbridge High School Athletic Association
Frank
Dim) Pruitt
Pruitt
Indiana University
Indiana
Free Auto Camp Near Bainbridge Opens West of Indianapolis
E. J. and C. I. Baker purchase 32 acres along Rockville road near Big Walnut Creek to host a noncommercial motorist camp. The site, once Scott's Grove, will separate picnic and camping areas with a caretaker and police powers to maintain order. Hoosier Motor Club aids with signs guiding long distance travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Big Walnut Creek
Rockville Road
E. J
C. I. Baker
Indianpolis
Big Walnut
FE. J. Baker
Scott's Grove
Baker
Bainbridge
Hoosier Motor Club
Messrs. Baker
Second detective dies in gem bandit battle
Little Rock Arkansas July 25 L C Hay city detective died at City Hospital after pistol duel in a negro dwelling. George Moore and another detective were killed while attempting to arrest Arthur Lange and Diamond Joe Shaw. Lange Shaw and A G Waddell held at the penitentiary awaiting trial on first degree murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
L C. Hay
George Moore
Arthur Lange
Diamond Joe” Shaw
Diamond Joe
Lange
A. G. Waddell
Penitentiary
Wyoming flood recedes as Thermopolis floodfront eases
Thermopolis Wyo July 25 flood waters from the Big Horn river recede slowly after cloudbursts Monday. Unconfirmed reports claim Booneville, a town about thirty miles south, has been wiped out. Railroad property damage in Thermopolis is put at 150000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Wyo
Big Horn River
Booneville
Marriage Licenses Granted for Miss Jeanetta McWethy Bills
Miss Jeanetta McWethy and Mark Whitesell Bills, both of this city, have been issued marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanetta McWethy
Mark Whitesell Bills
Lay in Wait for Liquor Thief Ends in Empty Hands
County sheriff and deputies traced a cache of liquor east of Greencastie and hid for two days waiting for the owner to appear. No one showed, the owner seemingly evaded capture, and the officers returned to Greencastle with the liquor still missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastie
Greencastle
Two Killed by Vandalia Train at Reelsville
At 8 55 Thursday morning an eastbound train No 806 struck a Ford car at the first crossing west of the Reelsville tower on the old National road. Charles M Crowder about 25 and a young woman, possibly Miss Thelma Cartwright, were killed. Crowder identified by papers. the woman by a card in her purse. The car burned. both bodies taken to Greencastle. Coroner Jacob McCurry investigated. only the engineer and fireman witnessed the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Crowder
Thelma Cartwright
Reelsville
Greencastle
Jacob McCurry
Crowder
the Erie
Real Estate Transfers and Navy Physician Candidate News
Real estate transfers include Glenn Petty to Alvin R Graham and Charles W Crawford to Thomas F Crawford for $1, plus T J Lovett et al to Roachdale Veneer & Lumber Co for $1100 and William D Eminger to Espie S Sundigar for land in Floyd township. A 1923 high school graduate Phil Scroggins plans Navy training to become a physician in Portsmouth VA after a four year course. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamrick and Mrs L D Snider with Esther visited Crawfordsville to spend the day with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Petty
Alvin R. Graham
Bainbridge
Charles W. Crawford
Thomas F. Crawford
Grencastle
T. J. Lovett
Et al
Roachdale Veneer & Lumber Co
Roachdale
William D. Eminger
Espie S. Sundigar
Floyd Township
Phil Scroggins
David Scroggins
Putnamville
Navy
Scroggins
Portsmouth
Virginia
Robert Hamrick
L. D. Snider
Esther
Crawfordsville
Mrs John Tindel Dies After Stroke Near Roachdale
Mrs John Tindel, who suffered a stroke Friday night, died at her home four miles southwest of Roachdale Sunday evening in her sixty eighth year. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon with burial in North Salem Cemetery. Miss Mary Jane Rush of Rockville visited Miss Mildred Gardner. she is sister to Perry Rush whose marriage to Miss Gardner will occur soon. Mrs Ida Rush, Perry Rush’s mother, has returned to Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tindel
Roachdale
North Salem
Mary Jane Rush
Rockville
Mildred Gardner
Miss Rush
Perry Rush
Miss Gardner
Ida Rush
Mr. Rush
Germany on Verge of a Revolution
Berlin police and Reichswehr in readiness as inflation roils Germany. Beset by skyrocketing prices and near worthless marks, Berliners raid shops and bank queues form for money marks while food shortages spark protests led by women. Communist agitators exploit the chaos as troops mobilize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Reichwehr
Red
Man Dies of Shock After Crash In Indiana
The body of Harry Kelley 45 of Ligonier died in Hammond hospital from shock after a car he drove to Chicago collided with another car and overturned. Frances Billman 77 of Ligonier was killed. his sister Susan Huffman 42 remained hospitalized. Billman and Kelley families were notified and Kelley’s burial was in Ligonier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshin
Ind
Harry Kelley
Ligonier
Hammond
Frances Billman
Susan Huffman
Chicago
Kelley
Billman
Huffman
Elley
Thomas Kelley
Wi Kelley
Government Urges Early Coal Purchases for Winter
Washington July 26. Acting Secretary of Commerce Walter Drake warns industrial consumers to buy coal now for fall and winter. He notes coal purchases are behind schedule and a fall shortage could strain railroads, urging prompt purchase and shipment within the next two months to safeguard production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Walter Drake
Drake
Erickson to Assist Ashmore at DePauw
Harold D. Erickson a former Washington and Jefferson football star and current summer coaching student at Illinois will assist Jimmy Ashmore at DePauw University next season in Urbana Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Harold D. Erickson
Washington and Jefferson
University of Illinois
Jimmy Ashmore
DePauw University
Funeral of Mrs Mary Williams at 302 West Franklin Street
The funeral for Mrs Mary Williams who died about 11 o'clock Tuesday night at her home, 302 West Franklin Street, will be held Friday at 2 30 PM at the residence. Rev John Hadley of Hendrick's County will officiate. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Williams
West Franklin Street
John Hadley
Hendrick's County
Forest Hill Cemetery
Condition of Oscar Williams Critical
Oscar Williams remains in critical condition at his Bloomington Street home after several weeks of serious illness. Doctors fear he may not survive the day as his incurable disease has plagued him for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Williams
Bloomington Street
Mr. Willams
Market report from Indianapolis hog and cattle yard
The Indianapolis stockyards show hog receipts of 7000 with prices steady to slightly lower as 4500 layovers loom. Early sales held steady to higher but later fell 5 to 10 cents. overall trade dull. Prices ranged 7.00 to 7.90 for hogs, pigs and sows up about 25 cents. light sows down 6.75, heavy stock down 5.75. Cattle trends lower with slow trade. calves steady at 12.00 down. sheep near steady with good lambs at 11.50 down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
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Miss M’wethy
Battle OF
Depauw
College Avenue Church
Terre Haute
C. B. Carver
Rockville Tribune
Union Chapel
Morton
Europe
Wyoming
Ike
Vandalia
Adams St
Germany
Erickson
Ashmore
Williams
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