Brethren, Residents and Officials Make Local Moves and Rulings
Obituary notes James Harvey Brewer of Veedersburg buried at Rockfield cemetery with four brothers five sisters and his mother Mrs Margaret Brewer. The region reports several moves including families to Stilesville Greencastle and Eminence. A circuit suit filed by Central Trust for Ruth O Hair seeks 400 in unpaid notes. Local business sees car deliveries and theatre events. Community announcements cover visits meetings and upcoming commencements.
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Veedersburg
Elmer Brewer
Cloverdale
Rockfield
Margaret Brewer
Brights
the Central Trust Company
Ruth O’hair
Putnam Ciruit
Bascon O’hair
Hays & Murphy
Loughran Keeps Light Heavy Title In Fifteen Round Fight
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia retains the world light heavyweight crown after a hard fought fifteen round decision over Pete Latzo of Scranton at Ebbets Field. Latzo, undeterred, pressed the champ with steady offense while Loughran relied on sharp uppercuts and steady boxing to win ten rounds to four with one even. Latzo weighed 168 pounds to Loughran's 173½ as 15,000 fans watched.
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James C. Kilgallen
New York
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Penn
Ebbets Field
Latzo
Loughran
Freshman Week Program Planned at DePauw University
DePauw University plans its third annual Freshman Week starting September 12 with a booklet by registrar Vera Worth detailing history, traditions, campus scenes, rules and advice. Registration runs through September 13, followed by two days of physical and psychological exams. Classes begin September 17 as upperclassmen finish early registration begun two weeks earlier.
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DePauw University
Vera Worth
DePauw
54 Hour Air Mark Claimed In Italy
In Rome on June 2 Major Ferrarin and Captain P Delprete set a world endurance flight record. Flying an S 64 they took off at 5 15 a m local time and by 11 38 30 a m would have logged 54 hours 36 minutes 80 seconds surpassing the prior 53 36 30 mark held by Halde man and Stinson in Florida.
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Rome
Ferrarin
P. Delprete
Montecesloo
George Haldeman
Eddie Stinson
Florida
World nations donate officers to U S Army study shows cosmopolitan service
The U S Army includes officers born in 34 nations led by Britain and Germany with India China Japan Latvia Syria Brazil Finland and Australia among native homeland origins. Among 11 378 active officers 188 came from the British Empire and about 125 from other nations with New York state supplying 996 officers and Nevada 7.
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Washington
United States Army
India
China
Japan
Latvia
Syria
Brazil
Finland
Australia
British Empire
Germany
Persia
Union
New York
Nevada
Higher Morals Cited as Chief Cause of Divorce Evil
The Philadelphia sociologist Dr. Fretz argues higher morality and changing marriage norms drive divorce. He cites industrial independence for wives, late marriages, and altered family life as factors, while deeming current divorce laws overblamed and viewing divorce as a sign of awakened morality. O. L. Goodlander of Voncastle Theatre is in Chicago on business.
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Chicago
F. K. Fretz
Temple University
Philadelphia
Freta
Fretz
O. L. Goodlander
Voncastle Theatre
On Way for Wedding License Knight Dies in Crash
Arthur G. Knight, 19, died in Mt. Vernon Indiana when his motorcycle was struck by an automobile while en route to obtain a marriage license. The crash occurred on June 2.
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MT. Vernon
Ind
Arthur G. Knight
Indianapolis Store Fixture Co Advertisement
Want ads offer store fixtures office furniture restaurant equipment cash registers scales ice boxes show cases desks chairs butchers outfits adding machines and typewriters. Special fixtures built to order counters shelving estimates furnished. We can save you money cash or terms. Both new and used equipment. 27 West Washington St Indianapolis Indiana. For rent double house five and four rooms 302 West Poplar Street. Phone 781-X. Roy Hillis.
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Indianapolis Store Fixture CO
West
Washington ST
Indianapolis
Indiana
DePauw Graduate to Wed Richard Reif at Lake Wawasee
DePauw University graduate Miss Nellie Stone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Stone of Lake Wawa see formerly of Anderson, will marry Richard Reif of Oak Park Illinois, at Lake Wawasee Sunday. The notice also lists ongoing society events and local engagements in Greencastle Indiana.
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Flint, Mich
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DePauw
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Eleanor
New York City
New York
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Anderson Galleries
Nellie Stone
G. B. Stone
Lake Wawasee
Anderson
Richard Reif
Oak Park
Miss Stone
DePauw University
Annette McGowan Loveless
Theron Woolson McGowan
Watertown
N. Y
Earl O. Ewan
Charles H. Ewan
Greencastle
Ind
Central Congregational Church
Brooklyn
S. Parkes Cadman
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Marian Shipley
the Spur
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Albert Allee
Everett, Clarke & Benedict
Virginia
Ewan
The
New York Times
John Allee
Greencastle High School
Columbia University
Wells-Atkinson
Leona Wells
Frank Wells
South College Avenue
Guy Atkinson
C. A. Atkinson
West Liberty Street
First Christian Church
B. H. Bruner
Priscilla
Priscilla Club
William Kreigh
South
Indiana
Patricia Grey
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Indianapolis
Poor schooling puts thousands in reformatory
In Pendleton Indiana the Indiana Reformatory chaplain Rev Lyman C Murr argues youth crime is not rising and attributes most inmates to lack of education. He notes from 1900 to today only one college graduate has been confined and eighteen of thousands incarcerated.
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Indianapolis
Lyman C. Murr
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Ind
Murr
Illiteracy and crime link urged by Murr in prison talk
Murr argues education as key to reform in prisons noting inmate mentality similar to a child. He cites growth in population since 1900 and calls for teaching right principles and work value to reduce crime, blaming fading home ties and automobiles for rising offences.
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Murr
Father of Huntington Publisher Dies on Farm
Amos Walton Ball father of Walter H. Ball publisher of the Huntington Herald died at his Greentown home aged 80. He fell dead while working on his farm.
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Huntington
Ind
Amos Walton Ball
Walter H. Ball
The
Huntington Herald
Greentown
Farmer Die After Horse Kick in Bluffton
Ernest Kruckeberg a 47 year old Adams County farmer died in Bluffton Indiana after a horse kicked him causing a deep leg wound that led to blood poisoning. The incident occurred June 2 with IN S coverage.
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Bluffton, Ind
INS
Ernest Kruckeberg
Adams County
Kruckeberg
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