Local Society and Visiting Guests Roundup
Mr and Mrs Keith Roberts visit Cincinnati Ohio Miss Mary Moore and Miss Rose Sage guest of Miss Mayme Long in Lafayette Elks invite Brazil lodge picnic Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock Helen King returns from Champaign Ill George William Rigele returns home after operation at Culver hospital Crawfordsville Mr and Mrs Guy Roney and sons leave after visiting San Francisco guests of E E Bush James Dunnington and son Russell depart Lewistown Montana birthday dinner in Martinsville for Charles Shater Girl Reserves story hour July 30 at ward schools Roberta Goldberg Kathryn Wilson Margaret Madkin Madeline Huffman Dorothy Runk ill with typhoid fever Melrose Avenue Mrs Hall McClintock ill Roberta Goldberg quotes Flossie McGaughey recovering from operation Havens plane trip from Indianapolis to Denver via Kansas City typhoid in Mrs Dreher recovering Beemer Havens to Denver by plane then train to Denver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Goldberg
Kathryn Wilson
Margaret Madkin
Madeline Huffman
Dorothy Runk
Fillmore Man Buys Danville Cozy Cafe
Clay Robinson of Fillmore purchased the Cozy Cafe in Danville from Mrs. Ella R. Stewart. He moves his family from East Putnam to Danville this week and will take charge on Monday, assisted by his wife who previously ran a Fillmore restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Robinson
Fillmore
Danville
Ella R. Stewart
Robinson
Putnam Town
Young Virginia golfer Chandler Harper wins state amateur title
Chandler Harper of Richmond Virginia defeats all rivals to win the Virginia State Amateur Golf Championship. The 16 year old high school student is pictured with family, holding district and local trophies. Left to right: Mrs Charles F Harper Sr, Chandler Harper, Mrs J N Howard, sister Himmy Howard Jr, nephew, Lily Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler Harper
Richmond
Virginia
Charles F. Harper
J. N. Howard
Himmy Howard, Jr
Lily Harpers
Lost and Found Want Ad Stirring Town Inquiry
A brief notice notes a lost ad placed to arouse inquiry at every door in town. The message suggests the cost is trifling and urges action at the office.
Fire Destroys North Putnam County Home
Fire of undetermined origin levels the Elmer Shannon home three miles east of Russellville at 4 o clock Sunday morning. The blaze destroys the structure and a smaller out-building, with about $7,000 in damage and contents uninsured. The Shannon family escaped as the roof collapsed. neighbors suspect lightning but the family cannot verify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Shannon
Russellville
Shannon
Simmon
Shannons
4 H Club Camp Plans For Indiana State Fair
County Agent Floyd Miller reports many Putnam county 4-H Club boys will attend the annual boys and girls club camp held in conjunction with the Indiana State Fair. The camp costs ten dollars for the full period and enrollment is due August 18 to the Secretary of the State Fair. Enrollment can be made through county agricultural agents. Boys must bring their own bed clothes. beds and straw ticks are furnished. Scholarships include Purdue University awards of about 250 dollars and 50 dollars, plus two 30 dollar trips to the Boys' and Girls' Club Congress in Chicago in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Chicago
Floyd Miller
Putnam County
Readers urged to send community news items
A notice invites readers to submit local news such as visits, accidents, deaths, or new babies to the newspaper. It gives the phone number 65 and thanks readers for their helpful submissions to keep the paper timely.
Democratic Women’s Club organized in Roachdale
A Roachdale Democratic Women’s Club formed Monday evening with Mrs. Theodore Crawley helping. Mrs. Hendren Carpenter elected president and Miss Kate Walsh secretary treasurer. about thirty women attended. Next meeting set for Saturday afternoon August 9 in the library. countywide clubs planned under Mrs. Crawley with joint sessions with Green Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roachdale
Theodore Crawley
Hendren Carpenter
Kate Walsh
T. A. Sigler
C. C. Gillen
Federal agents dismantle five large drug rings
Five major drug rings flooding the eastern seaboard with morphine and heroin were busted by federal narcotic agents. A 4000 ounce morphine seizure aboard the steamer Inoko marked the raids' culmination, with numerous arrests reported. The rings allegedly smuggled heroin and morphine into the country from Turkey, per acting bureau chief Harry Anslinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Treasury
Inoko
Turkey
Harry Anslinger
Federal
Want Ads and Local Notices
Classified snippets list free garbage haul, rental apartments with gas stoves at 632 East Seminary Street, inquire at Herald office, and a Moonlit band concert at the Golf Course on East Washington Street tonight. Also advertises a small coal range and a Heatrola at 1108 South Indiana Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonlit” Golf Course
East Washington Street
East Seminary Street
Inquire Herald Office
Herald Office
Heatrola
S. Indiana Street
Moonlit
Indiana Takes Honors in Jersey Calf Work
Indiana led all states in Jersey Calf club awards from the American Jersey Cattle club for 1929. A total of 1060 dollars went to Indiana youths, with 410 members qualifying. Kentucky followed with 1025 dollars, Ohio received about half, while Alabama and Michigan trailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
American Jersey Cattle Club
Harry F. Ainsworth
Kentucky
Ohio
Alabama
Michigan
Indianapolis livestock market report shows mixed but steady trends
Livestock totals at Indianapolis reflect hogs 5000 head with varying weights and prices, cattle and calves mostly steady with better steers 850-950 and light cows 375-550, veal steady around 9, sheep 1600 head with good lambs at 8-8.50, common lots down to 4. market conditions describe packers, sows and cutters across weight bands with some price movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Keith Roberts
Cincinnati, Ohio
Mary Moore
Rose Sage
Laayette
Mayme Long
Elks Lodge
Brazil
Helen King
Anderson Street
Champaign
Ill
George William Rigele
Wans
Culver Hospital
Crawfordsville
Guy Roney
Charles and
Guy Jr
San Francisco
Cal
E. E. Bush
South Indiana Street
James Dunnington
Russell
Lewistown
Montana
John Eitel
Jacob Eitel
Kate White
Thelma Catherine
William White
Marjorie
Benjamin
Hoemi
Cloverdale
Martinsville
Charles Shater
Hall McClintock
Melrose Ave‘nue
Charles Huffman
Missouri
William Dreher
Washington Township
Dreher
Flossie McGaughey
Manford McGaughey
North College Avenue
Putnam County Hospital
B. (Beemer) Havens
Havens’ Bros
Denver
Kansas City
Interiavenal Newareal
Majestic
Democratic Women’s Club
Hendron Carpenter
J. L. Smith
Department At
R. A. Ogg
Pruitt
Hanna Court
Jersey
Moore Electric Shop
Jackson St
Hutcheson
T. B. Hutchenson
Fitioc
Fami
W. Rt. C
W. R
Jennie Wolfe
Ada Hin
Ethel Schachtel
Hodshire
Allendale Springs
Detroit
Gerald F. Buckley
Angelo Livecci
Buckley
International Newarvel
the Herald
Beth
Vincennes
Princeton
Evansville
Via
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Terre Haute
Wabash Valley Coach Company
Ind. Motor Transit Co
Greencastle
Teréa
Wabash Valley
Tazen
Shed
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