Shriners Picnic At Putnam County Farm
The Putnam county Shriners picnic on the Charles Carver farm near Bainbridge drew many attendees from Greencastle to Roachdale and beyond. The day featured speeches by local dignitaries after a noon feast, with the crowd carrying the festive motto Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag and smile.
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Putnam County Shriners
Charles Carver
Bainbridge
Putnam County
A. E. Avier
Earl Lane
Greencastle
J. S. McFaddin
Rock
C. BE. Crawley
Aaron Duff
Helen
A. Durham
E. C. Hamilton
A. B. Hanna
William M. Houck
Charles W. Hoffman
W. R. Hutcheson
Roy Harris
Elmer Long
Cleve Thomas
F. M. Lyons
Glen
Nealy O’hair
James Rande
W W. Sellars
E. B. Taylor
W. C. Timmons
Ed. Walls
Lela
L. A. Zaring
Reelsville
B. R. Bertrand
Roachdale
C. B. Bogan
H. C. Douglass
Lafayette
J. N. Fordice
Russellville
T. J. Qwin
Orin I, Hall
Frank A. Hanna
L. C. Grider
Charles Hughes
Call Lockridge
Fred Manson
Crawfordsville
Rockville
R. C. Peare
W. E
F. C. Collins
S. E. Chastin
Grace Balkema
P. O. Colliver
Terre Haute
J. R. Cook
Boswell
P. P. Lastinger
Tampa
Fila
Edith Zaring
Claude Garner
Indianapolis
Ethel Moeller
C. L. Reddish
Waveland
Eleanor Moninger
Hays Acts as Advance Man for Weekly Magazine
Washington July 26 Will Hays chairman of the Republican National Committee has taken a new role as the advance man for a weekly magazine leveraging Republican literature in a charitable effort. He is described as aiding a publication with promotional work and distribution tactics.
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Washington
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Busy days for city firemen on Monday morning
Fire crews attended a blaze in a four room cottage on Main Street owned by Dr. W. W. Tucker and found no damage at Barnaby Mill after a Sunday fire.
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Main Street
W. W. Tucker
Barnaby Mill
Four Fires in Four Days Rattle City Firemen
Four fires in as many days marked a busy period for city firemen, with the last blaze on Main Street damaging a four room cottage owned by Dr. W. W. Tucker and inhabited by Mr and Mrs. Jim Short. The attic fire, started by local children, caused several hundred dollars in damage but was confined there. Earlier blazes included an engine room fire at Barnaby mill and two fires Friday at Cox and Webb garage and a traction car near Torrs switch, the latter hauled to Greencastle for extinguishment. The car was badly damaged and taken home to Edgeley, North Dakota, where the groom works in lumber sales.
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Main Street
W. W. Tucker
Jim Short
Barnaby
Cox & Webb
Torr
Greencastle
Singleton Murphy Wedding Unites Local Residents
Lawrence L. Murphy and Miss Jessie Singleton were married in a single ring ceremony Saturday at 8 p m in Locust Street M E church parlors with Rev F O Fraley officiating Aubrey Cox played Mendelssohn on piano Only immediate family and close friends attended The bride wore white with a pearl necklace Following the ceremony the couple left for a brief wedding tour and planned to visit relatives after August fifteenth in this city
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Lawrence L. Murphy
Jessie Singleton
Locust Street
M. E
F. O. Fraley
Mendelssohn
Aubrey Cox
Mrs. Murphy
Mrs Cicely Brown Boes Dies After Illness In Greencastle
Mrs Cicely Brown Boes 56 wife of former sheriff Theo dore Boes died at her Market and Franklin street home around 7 am after three years of Brights disease and strokes. Short services will be at the home Tuesday afternoon, burial in Cloverdale cemetery. She leaves husband, daughter Nellie O Neal, two brothers Ezra and L W Brown, and mother Mrs Catherine Brown.
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Cicely Brown Boes
Theodore Boes
Market
Franklin
Bright
Cloverdale
Willis Gill
Cloverdale Cemetery
Boes
Nellie O'Neal
Ezra Brown
L. W. Brown
Catherine Brown
Dr. Sterns Hospital
Indianapolis
Mr. Bees
Greencastle
Students Apply For Fall Admission Prompt Dorm Rules
A large number of applicants for admission this fall has prompted faculty to announce new housing rules. The development indicates heightened demand and responses from the university to manage dormitory capacity and student placement.
Improving Men s Hall at DePauw University
DePauw faces overflow as admissions exceed dormitory capacity by at least fifty. New rules allow women to room in approved private houses under committee oversight with identical hours and social privileges to dormitories. Applications go through Dr Towns office. extensive improvements to Men s Hall will be finished by September first.
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DePauw University
Committee On Administration
Committee On
Chautauqua Opens This Afternoon At East Washington Site
The Central Community Chautauqua System opened its five days of entertainment this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The tent is on the Fenwick Reed lot on East Washington street. Season ticket sales are reported good. Mr and Mrs J C Knight drove to Coatesville Sunday to visit relatives.
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Central Community
Scholarship Standings Of DePauw Fraternities And Sororities
Dean Post reports last year’s fraternity and sorority standings by credit points minus demerits for C and F grades. Alpha Chi Omega leads earlier, with the honor ranks listing Beta Phi and Kappa Alpha Theta high, followed by Kappa Kappa Gamma Delta Zeta and others, and a separate 1917 18 comparison ranking.
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Dean Post
College of Liberal Arts
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Omicron Pi
Beta Theta Pi
Delta Delta Delta
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Delta Tau Delta
Kappa Alpha Theta
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Lambda Chi Alpha
Phi
Dhelte
Phi Gamma Delta
Beta Phi
Delta Zeta
Alpha Phi
Delta Upsilon
Sigma Nu
Phi Kappa Psi
Phi Delta Theta
Sigma Chi
Marriage License Notice for Four Couples and Two Visitors
Jessie Singleton of Parke county and Lawrence L Murphy of Edgeley North Dakota seek marriage. Also listed are Frederick Knetzer and Helen Dietrich, Lora Quinnette and George Cummings, with Sam and Jack Rothberg noted as being in Indianapolis Sunday.
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Jessie Singleton
Parker County
B. C. Singleton
Lawrence L. Murphy
Edgeley
N. Dak
W. P. Murphy
Murphy
Frederick Gilbert Knetzer
Charles W. Knetzer
Fillmore
Helen Genevieve Dietrich
John A. Dietrich
Mr. Knetzer
Lora D. Quinnette
Cloverdale
Ed. Quinnette
George Otho Cummings
George W. Cummings
Cummings
Sam Rothberg
Jack Rothberg
Indianapolis
Greencastle Pastor Leads 1920 Epworth League Institute
The Rev Blaine E Kirkpatrick pastor of College Avenue Church was elected president of the 1920 Epworth League Institute at Battle Ground. The Greencastle district won first prize for stunt night with A Sequel to the Death of John Barleycorn, earlier last year The Death of John Barleycorn. Second and third prizes went to the faculty and South Bend district. about 750 students enrolled.
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Blaine E. Kirkpatrick
College Avenue
Epworth League Institute
Battle Ground
Kirkpatrick
Insttute
Greencastle
John Barleycorn
America
Congress
Church
Women of America
Nicotine
South Bend
DePauw
DePauw University
President expected to make declaration on treaty reservations
Washington reports the tenth week of Senate debate on the peace treaty opens amid expectancy that President Wilson will address Shantung and reservation issues. White House signals fuel hopes he may outline a stance likely to shape the controversy, with Republican senators unsure if he will fully back or modify any reservations or qualifications.
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Republican National Committee
League of Nations
Wiliam Howard Taft
League
Moses
Taft
Knox
Lodge
Senate
Wilson
Spencer
House of Representatives
Baker
House
Will Woods
Indiana
Washington
Shantung
Reservations
White House
Local social notes from Terre Haute and Brazil visits
Miss Teresa Deitrick and Miss Mary Hirt spent Sunday in Terre Haute at St. Marys of the Woods. Mr. and Mrs. H S Werneke drove to Brazil, spent the day with Mrs Werneke's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hill.
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Teresa Deitrick
Mary Hirt
Terre Haute
St. Mary’s-of-the-Woods
Werneke
Brazil
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A. E. Ayler
Senator Borah
Mr. Taft
Senator Spencer
Mexico
Ind
E. L. Scott
Indiana State Normal
Ross Murphy
Clyde Murphy
Basin
Wyo
Glenn Murphy
Thermopolis
E. E. O’hair
Harry Rhodes
Dallas
S. Dak
William Murphy
Maurice Murphy
B.C. Singleton
Lena
Willard Singleton
Louisville
Valla Murphy
Edith Singleton
Sylva Singleton
Chicago, Ill
Lou
Lollie Rader
T. C. Cox
Singleton-Murphy
Thomas Harris
Baldwin, Kans
Mrs. W. R. Shaffer
J. C. Knight
Coatesville
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