Couple Marry Here On Saturday In Whitley County
Kermit Plummer of Columbia City and Berniece Line of Jefferson township were wed Saturday by Rev. C Howard Taylor. The Crescent Club plans an all day meeting Wednesday at Mrs. Charles Sutherlin's home near Morton with a dish to pass and service. Mr. and Mrs. Reeves and Mr. and Mrs. Brothers hosted a picnic supper on West Franklin Street. Delta Theta Tau meets tonight at 7:30 in Phi Delta Kappa rooms.
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Kermit Plummer
Columbia City
Berniece Line
Jefferson Township
Whitley County
C. Howard Taylor
Crescent Club
Charles Sutherlin
Morton
O. L. Reeves
A. A. Brothers
Mrs. Reeves
West Franklin Street
Delta Theta Tau
Phi Delta Kappa
Miner Killed in Brazil Mine Blast During Inspection
William Tiefel aged 48, superintendent at Brazil Clay County mines two miles west of Brazil, was killed when a dynamite charge he had planned to detonate after a failed firing yesterday exploded prematurely during his Sunday inspection. Survived by widow and two daughters Ruth and Ethel. Tiefel active in Beniel Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
William Tiefel
Brazil-Clay County
Here
Ruth
Ethel
Tiefel
Beniel Methodist Church
Three Convicts Die In Fire At Texas Prison Farm
Three convicts were killed and seven others critically injured when a fire swept the mess hall at Blue Ridge State Prison Farm No 2 in Houston Texas caused by a match igniting a box of motion picture film. The blaze rapidly overwhelmed the building before authorities stopped it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
INS
Sevn
Blueridge State Prison Farm No. 2
Buick Silver Anniversary Display Draws Large Crowd
The silver anniversary Buick was shown at the local Buick salesroom drawing 1006 spectators over Saturday and Sunday. A cake with the Buick emblem was cut at 3 PM Saturday and shared with visitors.
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Buick
Kansas Town Flood Deluges Hays City Submerges Homes
Big Creek swelled into a river over the weekend and flooded Hays Kansas, submerging a third of the town and leaving about three hundred families homeless. Second story only remains above water as fears of drowned residents spread in isolated districts.
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Hays
Kan
Big Creek
Annual Postal Picnic Draws Big Crowd in Putnam County
The sixth annual Putnam County Postal employees picnic gathered about 25 people at Allendale Springs. Attendees included postal workers from nearby counties. After games and a noon meal praised for abundance, a business meeting elected Sam Ratcliff as president and O M O’Hair as secretary. Clarence Hollick chaired the entertainment committee. The next picnic is planned for the last Sunday in July 1929 at the same site, with Fillmore and Russellville absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Allendale Springs
Frank Ashwath
C. B. Spear
Indianapolis
Sam Ratcliff
Bainbridge
O. M. O’hair
Greencastle
Clarence Hollick
Postonce
Fillmore
Russellville
Garfield Outing Draws 225 Putnam Residents
Two hundred twenty five residents and former residents of Putnam county attended the annual reunion and picnic at Garfield park. Fred Starr Noblesville superintendent of schools spoke. Dr Edward Croon and Miss Judith Harper provided music with Charles Guyer as pianist.
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Putnam County
Garfield Park
Lena Hubbard
Fred Starr
Noblesville
Edward Croon
Southport
Judith Harper
Chicago
Charles Guyer
Indianapolis
Association
Bruce Lane
Carrie L. Johnson
Taxpayers Urged to Watch Budgets and Levies
Indiana Taxpayers Association urges readers to study next year’s budgets as units draft estimates. New budget forms by the State Board of Accounts promise clearer balances. Association chapters will monitor compliance so taxpayers see how their tax dollars are spent and aim to reduce excess expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Taxpayers Association
The
Herald
State Board of Accounts
Youth Hobbles to Death in Electric Chair at Rockview
Joseph Kameninski, 20, of Jessup, was executed at Rockview Penitentiary in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, for shooting Dr. Gerald Kelley after his right leg was amputated in a mining accident. He died at 7 08 a.m. after two bolts of electric current, aided by prayers from two priests.
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Rockview Penitentiary
Bellefonte
INS
Joseph Kameninski
Jessup
Gerald Kelley
Kameninski
Physicians Office
Americans Endure Poor Olympic Day In Amsterdam
Frank Wykoff of Glendale California finished fourth in the 100 metre finals and Bob McAllister placed last in sixth as the United States posted 55 points on day two in Amsterdam. Miss Mary Washburn, former DePauw student, also reached the women's 100 metre semi finals.
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Olympic Stadium
Amsterdam
America
Frank Wykoff
Glendale
Cal
Bob McAllister
Williams
Canada
London
Lammerh
Mary Washburn
DePauw
Washburn
Passing the Buck Jesus in Modern Life Sermon
Rev. B. H. Bruner preached at Union Services in the Baptist church on Matthew 27 24 28 linking Pilate washing hands to modern passing the buck He warned business politics education and churches against excluding Jesus from public life and argued Jesus is the affair of every man and every group with responsibility for action.
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B. H. Bruner
First Christian Church
Baptist Church
Dr. Moffatt
Pilate
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Israel
Local News and Social Notes from Greencastle
Mrs E M McDonald returns to Greencastle from a visit with Mr and Mrs Rice on West Wylie Street. Families gather for birthdays baptisms and church services as residents travel to Indy St Louis and Wisconsin for work and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. McDonald
Greencastle
Mrs. E
Prudential Foreclosure Filed in Putnam Circuit Court
The Prudential Life Insurance Co. of America seeks foreclosure of a mortgage against William B. Moreland and others in the Putnam Circuit court demanding $1,585.79 plus interest and attorney fees. Corwin & Gillen represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Life Insurance Co. of America
Putnam Circuit Court
William B. Moreland
Corwin & Gillen
Local Social and Employment Notes From Greencastle
A roundup of community movements and visits includes Halbert Philips and family in Greencastle visiting A B Philips. Miss Mary Ruark heading to Oklahoma for a motor trip to California. Frank Cannon and others in Chicago. Crosby and West at Central National Bank. Agnes King visiting Chicago. Anna Miller resuming work in Fillmore. John and Charles Howard visiting Putnamville. highway work near Loogootee. Harold Watkins hospitalized. Mrs Joe Springer and children visiting Elizabethtown. Elmer Richards sentenced to 1 to 5 years at Indiana State Prison by Judge Hughes at age 31.
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Greencastle
Brazil Speedway
Charles McCurry
Floyd Miller
Willis Masten
Clyde Miller
Charles Howard
Frank Crawford
Lawrence Long
Earl Sherrill
Kenneth Todd
Joe Crosby
Ora Moffett
Russel Welch
Howard Denny
Buick
Stark & Griffith
Denny
Jackie Moore
Terre Haute
Moore
Elmer Richards
Indiana State Prison
James P. Hughes
Richards
Jersey heifer calves sought for sale at auction
Wanted ads note Jersey heifer calves at weaning or earlier. Call Herald office for Moser's Black Person Cattle Sale details on August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Herald Office
Moser
Patterson Faces Two Affidavits for Intoxication and Assault
William Patterson of South Greencastle faces two affidavits charging intoxication and assault and battery filed by Margaret Miller. The Miller girl says Patterson struck her at the skating rink near the Pennsylvania Station while intoxicated Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Patterson
South Greencastle
Margaret Miller
Miller
Patterson
Pennsylvania Station
Railroads Get 15 Percent Mail Hauling Increase
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted a 15 percent increase to railroads for hauling the mail. The new rate takes effect August 1 and will cost the government about 15 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Kansas Town
Sam Ratcliffe
Garfield
Wabash Valley Electric CO
J. A. Bamberger
Elec
Pennsylvania
Harry R. Flory
I. N.S
United States
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Sweden
Ireland
Germany
France
Italy
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Japan
BE. H. Bruner
Ivan Lisby
Lisby
Fillmore M. E
Paul Frederick
Floyd Township
George Douglas
Cloverdale Township
John Gough
Franklin Township
Lee Woods
Clinton Township
John C. Vermillion
Bernice Flint
Mrs
Thomas Flint
North
Jackson Street
R. P. Mullins
Betty
Kate Snider
New Market
Mr. Mullins
Leota
Attica
Russell Welch
Kenneth Justice
N. L. Hammond
Marion Township
Robert Black
South College Avenue
Mr. Black
Hart Jackson
South Jackson Street
Kansas
Kansas City
Ray Redifer
South
Indiana Street
Thomas Dowling
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
A. A. Abbott
Greenville
J. O. Cammack
Washington Street Road
Indiana
Fayette County
Putnam
E. C. Dicks
Oliva Street
Ella Coffman
Elizabeth Nevins
Battle Ground
Lafayette
Bishop Waldorf
Nellie Browning
Virginia Stoner
First National Bank
Miss Browning
Detroit
Mich
Miss Stoner
Mary Hauck
Wisconsin
John Tresner
Augusta Glidewell
Belle Melville
Glen Ellen
Ill
John Melville
Jacob Kiefer
Vincennes
Granada
Way
William Fox
Lois Moran Lawrence Gray Manjorie Beebe
Randall
Victor Heerman
Halbert Philips
Memphis, Tenn
Mr. Philips
A. B. Philips
East Poplar Street
Mary Ruark
Oklahoma
California
Miss Ruark
Frank Cannon
Jesse Hinton
Earl Taylor
Lillian
Charles Wendel
Near
Reelsville
Central National Bank
Kenneth West
Agnes King
John King
Anderson St
Anna Miller
J. H. Pitchford
John
Ralph Howard
Putnamville
Loogootee
Harold Watkins
Sherrill
Joe Springer
H. E. Williams
Elizabethtown
APT
Highland Apts
East Seminary Street
Morton Garage
Bex Mays
Bloomingdale
R. R
L. H. Miller
Greencastle Canning CO
Milt Brown
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Humberto
Obregon
Sonora
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