Illnesses and Local Visits Highlight Clinton Falls Area
Mrs James Sutherlin is very ill at home near Clinton Falls. Miss Rosabelle Skelton recently returned home after operating at Putnam County Hospital. Local families hosted decorations and visits this weekend, including Mr and Mrs W F Bullington of Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs Arthur Bullington of Zionsville. John W Porter of Clinton Township underwent a major operation at Putnam County Hospital with Dr Thomas Noble and Dr W R Hutcheson assisting. A rear fender was damaged on a Gentry Brothers show truck after a collision with an unidentifed driver near the Commercial Hotel. Greencastle police continue to search for a stolen car from near Sigma Nu fraternity, possibly abandoned nearby. police chief Otto Dobbs cites a group of young girls as suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Porter
Clinton Township
Putnam County, Hospital
Thomas Noble
W. R. Hutcheson
Gentry Brothers
Otto Dobbs
Greencastle
Sigma Nu
Rotary to Install Officers at Greencastle Meeting
The Greencastle Rotary club will install officers at its regular weekly luncheon on Wednesday at noon. New officers include Harry Allan as president and B. B. McMahon as vice president, with War listed among those to be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle Rotary Club
Greencastle Country Club
Harry Allan
B. B. McMahon
Indianapolis Rotarians Meet Green Castle Club Delegation
A delegation of Indianapolis Rotarians will visit the Green Castle club for a meeting led by Irwin Brown. The group will include six or seven members of the Indianapolis club with ren J. Yount as secretary and Frank Schoenman as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren J. Yount
Frank Schoenman
Indianapolis Rotarians
Green Castle Club
Irwin Brown
Indianapolis Club
DePauw to Honor Town with Goodwin Memorial Cane
Continuation day features Longden's ties to DePauw spanning fifty six years since attendance at the university. The second event presents the Goodwin Memorial Cane to Dr. Salem B. Town, sole living graduate from the class of 1866, following the death of Dr. Michael M. Stolz of Lucas. The cane, tied to DePauw history, was passed from Thomas A. Goodwin, the first classmate, to Stolz in 1929 after Dunbar's death.
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Longden
DePauw
Town
University
Methodist Church
Goodwin
Thomas A. Goodwin
Stolz
John Garrison Dunbar
Greencaatte
Estate of Scott Whitacre Judgement Recovered
Walter Whitacre as administrator of the Scott Whitacre estate has recovered a judgment for 5500 won in Huntington Indiana on June 2. The decision awards the administrator damages in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington, Ind
Walter Whitacre
Scott Whitacre
Court Upholds Parent Liability In Fatal Auto Crash
Judge Sumner Kenner of Huntington circuit court upholds the administrator's claim that Howard Williams is liable for the death of Scott Whitacre when a car driven by Williams's minor son caused the fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Williams
Scott Whitacre
Williams
Sumner Kenner
Huntington Circuit Court
City plant workers discharged by board
Anderson Ind June 2 Alleging irregularities in accounts of the municipal electric light and power plant the board of works discharged John Gammon auditor and Ermston Druley cashier and appointed John C Williams former city controller to the auditor and Howard Crouse cashier Druley denies responsibility and has hired Attorney Oswald Ryan to represent him five people had access to the funds and the discrepancy is being probed by field examiners of the state board of accounts at the request of Mayor J J Mellett
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Accounts
J. J. Mellett
Deportation Ordered for Texas Guinan and Show Girls
The French Ministry of Interior ordered the deportation of Texas Guinan and her show girls after they reached Le Havre aboard the Miner Paris. They will be sent back on the Paris Wednesday.
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Paris
Jone
Ministry of Interior
Texas Guinan
France
LeHavre
Miner
Putnam County to Hold Special Meeting on Gas Line Pact
Putnam county commissioners will meet June 20 at 10 AM to discuss a possible contract with Ohio Fuel Gas Co to lay lines in four northern townships. Also reported is the death of Mrs Minnie Tuttle of Indianapolis at 9:50 AM with funeral set for Thursday at 2:30 PM. she is the sister of Thomas Tuttle of East Sedinary Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Minnie Tuttle
North Beville Avenue
Indianapolis
Mr. Tuttle
Thomas Tuttle
East
Sendinary Street
Baseball yesterday results across American Association and leagues
In the American Association Toledo beat Indianapolis 5 to 1 Milwaukee defeated Minneapolis 11 to 4 St Paul won 6 to 5 over Kansas City Columbus at Louisville postponed for a later doubleheader Chicago and Detroit games in American League were rained out New York at Washington washed out St Louis edged Cincinnati 6 to 5 in twelve innings Boston played Pittsburgh in the National League with a cold day noted Only games scheduled in several leagues today
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
College basketball matchups grid listed for several cities
A schedule of games includes Toledo at Indianapolis Columbus at Louisville St Paul at Kansas City Minneapolis at Milwaukee Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Boston Boston at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati with night and venue notes implied. The list pairs each city with an opponent across major teams.
Edinburg police recover tires and large Johnson County still
Edinburg Indiana June 2 Police recovered stolen automobile tires and seized one of the largest stills in Johnson County in months. Harvey Hemphill 9 is custody charged as owner of the still Everett Mathis 26 and James R Bay 19 face charges of tire theft. Hemphill said he entered liquor making due to financial hardship. His wife recently left hospital where she sought to save her sight with one eye reportedly useless and the other failing. The couple have three daughters all under 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg
Ind
Johnson County
Harvey Hemphill
Everett Mathis
James R. Bay
Hemphill
Thirty two States Represented at Chamber Meeting
In French Lick Indiana the eighth annual meeting of the National Association of State Chambers of Commerce will run Wednesday and Thursday with thirty two states represented. Kokomo Indiana chamber president John F Fredrick will chair. William H Arnett of the state organization serves as secretary and treasurer. A dinner opens the event and governors greetings will be delivered by Harry G Leslie and Franklin D Roosevelt. Other speakers include William Estes J Paul Clayton and George E Foss.
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French Lick
Ind
National Association of State Chambers of Commerce
John F. Fredrick
Kokomo
Indiana
William H. Arnett
Seasion
Harry G. Leslie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Michael FB
Foley
Indiana Prison Board of Trustees
Frederick
Arnett
William Estes
Oklahoma Chamber
J. Paul Clayton
Springfield
Ill
George E. Foss
Pennsylvania Chamber
Society Notes Highlight Local Events in June Activities
Greencastle residents attend a linen shower for Miss Louise Mitchum in Bloomington with 18 guests and four bridge tables. Tri Kappa plans a dinner and pledging for Mary Elizabeth Gillen and Sara Jane Durham. Mrs. Mason hosts a Monday Club program on hygiene and health. Riley Hospital Cheer Guild announces its fifth annual June breakfast at the Claypool Hotel. WFM S holds final meeting before summer. topic The Ever Widening Group and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Mitchum
Dillon Geiger
J. F. Luzzader
Kathryn Hoadley Fell
Kokomo
Roland Fifer
Greencastle
Bloomington
Tri Kappa
Thad Jones
Cloverdale Road
Mary Elizabeth Gillen
Sara Jane Durham
Riley Hospital Guild
Riley Hospital
Riley Room
Claypool Hotel
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Keystone Chapel
H. M. Smith
Country Reading Club Hostess and Bridge Party Planned
Mrs Omer Stoner to host a Country Reading club meeting Thursday at 2 30 in the afternoon with Mrs Lycurgus Stoner in charge and Miss Grace Browning entertaining at a bridge party at her home 410 East Hanna Street this evening. Epworth Leagues to Have Weiner Roast Thursday evening at Miss Rowena South home with Bainbridge and Brick Chapel Epworth Leagues attending bring refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Stoner
Country Reading Club
Lycurgus Stoner
Miss Grace Browning
East
Hanna Street
Epworth
Bainbridge
Epworth League
Brick Chapel
Miss Rowena South
Supreme Court frees Minnesota press in freedom case
The United States Supreme Court, in a five to four decision, struck down Minnesota's press suppression law as censorship. The ruling in the Saturday Press of Minneapolis case held the statute violated federal and state constitutions, while noting libel protections exist in existing laws. Justice Butler dissented with Justices Van Devanter McReynolds and Sutherland joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Minnesota
United States Supreme Court
Minneapolis
J. M. Near
State Supreme Court
Hughes
Butler
Justice van Devanter
McReynolds and Sutherland
Indiana store tax law deferred until Supreme Court decision
Indianapolis June 2 plans for operating the chain store tax in Indiana will be postponed until a final court ruling. James Showalter, head of the state tax board, said the stay of mandate from Washington delays action likely until after a rehearing vote in fall. Lewis Johnson, named administrator of the law, will continue in his current post until the law takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
James Showalter
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Showalter
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Lewis
Johnson
State Board of Accounts
Unidentified Man Dies En Route To City Hospital
An unnamed man about 45 years old was found in a weed patch near Tibbs Avenue and the B O tracks. He apparently ingested poison and died in an ambulance en route to City Hospital. A small bottle was near him and he wore a Ray laundry shirt tag and a brown felt hat. The body was taken to the city morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
City Hospital
Tibbs Avenue
Clark seeks dismissal in double murder case amid judge race
In Los Angeles on June 2 David Tl. Clark moved to dismiss charges of murdering Charles Crawford, political boss, and Elerbert Spencer, magazine editor, while citizens vote on his municipal judge candidacy. Two witnesses identify Clark near Crawford's Hollywood office before the shootings on May 20. Authorities say the state has a weak case and may seek bail if he is held for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
David Tl
Clark
Charles Crawford
Elerbert Spencer
Crawford
Spencer
Hollywood
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Phi Delta Kappa
Johnson’s Orchestra
TMNT
James Sutherlin
Clinton Falls
Rosabelle Skelton
Putnam County Hospital
W. F. Bullington
Arthur Bullington
Zionsville
Charles van Vactor
H. A. Davis
Burkett Davis
van Buren
Augusta Burkett
Indiana Street
Davis
Burkett
Rotary
Tellows Tome
Portland
Cheyenne
Raiier
Texaco National Road
Yosemite
Lassen
Crater Lane
Inion
Natural Arts Studio
World’s Rubber Center
Akron
Eddie Rickenbacker
America
W. O'Neil
General Tire and Rubber Company
O'Neil
Rickerbacker
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
American Association
American League
Chicago
Cleveland
National League
Brooklyn
M. D. Ricketts
Western Union
Varty
Gerald Mason
Chester Jordan
Walter H. Eddy
Ellen Rockbridge
Jim
Ellen
Warmin
True Story Magazine
Indiana Loan CO
Singer Sewing Machine Company
South Indiana Street
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Holland Furnace Co
Locust
Elm St
Herald
Europe
Orient
Arculus
Mount Vernon N. Y
Indianapolis Star
Lloyd and
John Thomas
Lawrence Long
E. Washington St
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