Say and Charles J Arnold Roused by Firearms Talk in Collected Verse
A jumbled column recalls conversations on gun fears with a girl fearing hammers and a playful ode to heat and laziness. It notes Elizabeth NC editor W C Saunders arrested for pajama attire later released by the mayor who defends dress freedom. Also mentions St Louis aviators chasing a 500 hour air record and long flight up to 372 hours with payments per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N.C
W. C. Saunders
O. K
North Carolina
Calaboose
St. Louis
Queen City
Infant Buried Today After Whooping Cough Tragedy
Funeral services were held for Richard Paul Templeman 11 months old son of Mr and Mrs Luther Templeman on the Frank Allee farm along the National Road. Rev Talbert Nazaren e Church pastor conducted at home 2 30 pm Interment Providence cemetery. The child died Sunday morning from whooping cough and complications. Survived by nine brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Paul Templeman
Luther. Templeman
Frank Allee
National Road
Talbert
Nazarene Church
Providence Cemetery
Cars Collide West of Town
J F Cole of Chicago driving a Chrysler coach and Clyde Stanley of Putnam County in a Durant touring car collided near Wal nuts Creek bridge west of Greencastle Saturday afternoon causing damage to both vehicles Roy Smock accompanied Stanley no injuries Deputy Sheriff Alva Bryan investigated An additional near wreck occurred when a yellow Ford Special with faulty brakes ran into a bank but was not damaged brakes ordered for the Ford Special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Cole
Chicago
Clyde Stanley
Putnam County
Walnut Creek Bridge
Greencastle
Stanley
Roy Smock
Alva Bryan
New Pastor to Speak at Union Service Next Sunday
The Christian church hosts a union service next Sunday evening with the new pastor and congregation in charge. Pictures will be shown on The King of Kings as part of the program. The sermon at the Baptist church this Sunday by Rev. Wm. J. Crowder centers on The Witness Within and introduces his pastoral duties beginning next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Crowder
Baptist Church
Jesus
God
Christ
Victor Hugo
Cain
Great Sea
Paul
Christ Jesus
Brother-in-law of city marshal dies in Arizona
Oscar L. Sturm 34 died in Tucson Ariz telegraph notified city marshal Mrs Paul Grimes. Survived by wife sister of Mrs Grimes parents George P and Mrs Sturm Indianapolis brother Carl Sturm. Body to arrive Indianapolis Tuesday afternoon for funeral attended by Mr and Mrs Grimes. Sturm had moved to Tucson about four years ago for health and worked in an Indianapolis railroad office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Grimes
Oscar L. Sturm
Tucson
Ariz
Mr. Sturm
Grimes
Terre Haute
George P. Sturm
Parkway Avenue
Indianapolis
Robert
Ruth
Carl Sturm
Sturm
Booster Sales to Continue Through August Events
Booster programs extend into August with window posters and merchant list changes. Kauble & Son and C. T. Southard exit. Allan Lumber Co and True-Hixon Lumber Co join. July sales awarded gifts to multiple residents, while August participants include numerous local merchants and service firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Kauble & Son
C. T. Southard
Allan Lumber Co
True-Hixon Lumber Co
J. E. Perkins
Indiana St
Ernestine Masten
Potter Shoe
Moore & Cook
Owl Drug Store
W. C. Glascock
Star Store
Hamilton Book Store
Tresslar
Wim, Wetz
J. H. Pitchford
Reliable Cleaners
Ideal Cleaners
S. C. Prevo Co
Wabash Valley Electric Co
High Point Oil Co
Daniel Boone Miller Dies at 82 in Putnam County
Daniel Boone Miller 82 longtime Putnam and Parke county resident died Sunday at 2 30 am at his daughter Mrs Harvey Bettis home 101 West Liberty Street He had been ill two weeks and leaves eight children including MrsWilliam Cunningham Sylvester Miller Arthur Ragle and others Funeral services Tuesday at 11 am at McCurry Funeral Home conducted by Rev McKeehan with interment in Pleasant Hill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Boone Miller
Putnam County
Harvey Bettis
West Liberty Street
Putnam
Parke Counties
William Cunningham
Muncie
Sylvester Miller
Mississippi
Arthur Ragle
Sarah Bettis
St Louis Ship Up 384 Hours Early Today
Flying schedule changes prompt special precautions at Lambert Field as the St. Louis Robin flies 389th hour in the air at 12:17 pm. Field manager orders safety measures to protect flyers and ship when plane lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Lambert Field
Endurance Flyers Pass Day Seventeen In St Louis Air Castle
Dust parched lips and bloodshot eyes met the blazing sun as Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine entered day 17 of their 384 hour flight aboard the St Louis Robin. The crowd of about 15 000 watched from the ground while officials planned a police escort and a temporary fence to protect the craft from souvenir seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Hereford
O. R. Parks
St. Louis
Henry Elmore Dies at 56 in Coatesville
Funeral services for Henry Elmore 56 of Fillmore were held Monday at the Baptist Church in Coatesville with burial in Coatesville cemetery. He died Saturday afternoon at his mother in law’s home after months of illness following a major operation in Indianapolis. He was formerly a blacksmith and is survived by four children a sister a brother Urban Elmore a local street commissioner and three half siblings.
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Henry Elmore
Fillmore
Baptist
Coatesville
Mr. Elmore
Methodist
Indianapolis
Urban Elmore
20 Years Ago in Greencastle
From the files of Merald 80 years ago today Freeman Huff of the Huff Barber Shop went to Louisville Kentucky on business Mrs Katherine Koessler died at her home Limedale last night B F Corwin will leave this week for Minnesota vacation Elks defeated Red Men at McKeenfield 10 to 3 in a baseball game this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merald
Freeman Huff
Huff Barber Shop
Louisville
Katherine Koessler
Limedale
B. F. Corwin
Minnesota
Elks
Red Men
McKeenfield
Endurance Plane Crash Kills Pioneer Pilot in Minnesota
Captain P. L. Crichton dies in a crash after an endurance flight of 155 hours over the Minnesota airport. Co-pilot Owen Haugland is critically injured. the craft dropped a note requesting fuel before veering into a tail spin. Authorities probe the sudden accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Crichton
Owen Haugland
Minneapolis
INS
Endurance
Minnesota
Wold-Chamberlain
Crichton
Haugland
Death summons John Harbison 70 prominent Russellville resident
John Howard Harbison, 70, longtime resident of Russellville, died Friday at 2:30 PM at his home from goiter trouble. Born near Portland Mills on September 27, 1858, he never married and lived on the family farm until moving to Russellville last year. Survived by two sisters Belle Ramsey of Rockville and Mary Harbison, a brother James Harbison of Portland Mills, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Sunday at the home and interment followed at Cecilia Cemetery near Portland Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard Harbison
Russellville
Mr. Harbison
Portland Mills
Belle Ramsey
Rock
Roachdale Woman Sarah Edwards Dies at Home
Mrs. Sarah Edwards widow of Isaac Edwards died this morning at her Roachdale home after a months long illness. A lifelong resident she is survived by two grandchildren Ward Porter of Roachdale and Mrs Lee Wilkins of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Edwards
Isaac Edwards
Roachdale
Ward Porter
Lee Wilkins
Indianapolis
Clown Ends Life in Indiana Farm Suicide
A. B. Florence, 57, a retired circus clown and father of six, shot himself at his Plymouth area farm six miles south of town, after a period of ill health. Family members blame his deteriorating health for the self-inflicted death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Ind
A. B. Florence
Florence
Here
Postal Picnic Draws About 150 in Putnam County
About 150 postal employes and guests attended the annual Picnic at Allendale Sunday. Congressman Noble J. Johnson and family were guests and spoke briefly. Officers for next year include Lorene Coffman president John Snider secretary and Cecil Brown program chairman. The day featured a large basket dinner and an afternoon program by local pupils and the Greenestle Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allendale
Johnson
Putnan County
Noble J. Johnson
Terre Haute
Mr. Johnson
Lorene Coffman
Roachdale
John Snider
Cloverdale
Fair Board Meeting Planned for Wednesday
Putnam County Fair Board members and others planning the 1929 County Fair are urged to attend a meeting in the County Agent's office Wednesday evening at 7 30. Officers will be elected site chosen and other arrangements set. A date for the event may be decided and a large turnout is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County Fair Board
Young Men From Fillmore Arrested Over Stolen Muncie Car
Albert Truesdel and Earl Truesdel, brothers from Fillmore, were arrested in Fillmore for taking an Oakland coupe stolen in Muncie on June 17. They confessed and say they bought the car and drove it to Fillmore, with a $25 reward offered for its return. Vehicle taking carries 1 to 10 years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Truesdel
Earl Truesdel
Fillmore
Alva Bryan
Muncie
Clarence Ragan
Carmel Hill
H. R. Bard
Maine Street
High Street
Charles
Adam
Albert Truesde
Fort Truesdell
Indiana
Death from blood poisoning claims Clinton Township child
Burse Skages. 11, son of Mr and Mrs D Skaggs of Longden farm Clinton township, died at County Hospital Saturday night at 8 30 after a brief blood poisoning illness. Bruise on leg from dropping stove wood led to infection. hospital care came too late. Funeral was Monday at 10 in Baptist church Clinton township with burial nearby. He is survived by his parents and three siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burse Skages
D. Skaggs
Longden
Clinton Township
Baptist Cechared
Weather outlook for tonight and Tuesday remains mild
Generally fair conditions continue tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. The two day forecast shows stable warmth and light winds, suggesting comfortable conditions ahead.
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Charles J. Arnold
William J. Crowder
Arizona
Daniel Miller
Missouri
Tacoma, Washington
Tacoma
Wash
Harold
Bromley
Tokio
John Harbison
Edna Hillis
Winifred Grimes
Meredith Reeves
Mother
Florence Evens
Ethel Marie O’hair
Elizabeth Padgett
Tomboy
Marjorie Snider
Junior Martin
Baby Sister
Miss Snider
Join Snider
Cloverdle
Brown
Cecil Brown
Vera Grace Brown
Lynn Brown
Greenenastle Band
Clarence Holbeck
Fair Board
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