Throop Named Chancellor at Washington University
Continuation notes Dr George Reeves Throop, a longtime scholar and educator, appointed chancellor of Washington University in St Louis. Born 1882 in Boydsville Tennessee, he studied at DePauw Cornell and Columbia, taught Greek and Latin, and held library and administrative roles. He is a member of multiple scholarly societies and has honorary degrees from Wabash College College of Wooster and Indiana University.
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Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Robert W. Long Hospital
Riley Hospital For Children
Indianapolis City Hospital
Bureau of Publicity
Indiana State Medical Association
Wabash College
College of Wooster
Indiana University
George Reeves Throop
Washington University
Boydsville
Tenn
DePauw University
St. Louis
American Philological Association
The
Archaeolical Institute of America
Modern Language Association of America
American Folklore Society
American Association of University Professors
American Librarians Association
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Delta Theta
University Club of St. Louis
Throop
Jennie Throop
Dr. Throop
Greencastle
Brazil
Terre Haute
Love Survives Brush With Train At Brown's Valley Crossing
S B Love a former Morton resident and local grocer from New Market and Waleland escaped serious injury when his car was struck by a westbound Vandalia train at the main street crossing in Brown's Valley around 11 30 this morning. He suffered shock and a bruised hand and was taken home in New Market where he was reported in favorable condition. The car was sideswiped tearing a fender and damaging its side.
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Browns Valley
Ind
S. B. Love
Main Street
Brown's Valley
Love
New Market
Waveland
Final Settlement of Estate for Oliver H. Arnold
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees to appear in Putnam Circuit Court Greencastle Indiana on June 29 1929 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk Ferd Lucas presides.
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Oliver H. Arnold
Elisha L. Cowgill
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Ferd Lucas
Iron with cod liver oil makes weak child strong
When a child weak or ill outgrows strength remedies called food tonics rebuild flesh and blood. Physicians prescribe cod liver oil and iron. chemists extract vitamins from cod liver oil and blend with iron into tablets. Specify Burke's Cod Liver Oil and Iron Tablets at Mullins Drug Store Ady for sturdy nourishment.
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Burke
Mullins Drug Store
Ady
Million Dollar Gift to DePauw by Hall of Kansas City
Frank L. Hall of Kansas City Missouri who died May 18 left DePauw University more than one million dollars. He was class of 1879 alumnus who became owner and president of Abernathy Furniture and served as a trustee since 1915. He never married and is survived by a brother and a nephew.
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Hall Frank L. Hall
Kansas City
DePauw
Hall
Abernathy Furniture Company
Western Indiana young people's congress set at Union
More than three hundred delegates from thirty churches in eight counties will attend the fifth annual young people's congress of the Western Indiana Christian conference on June 14 at old Union near Lebanon Indiana. Prominent ministers and two foreign missionaries will speak. A life service declamation contest for girls is featured. counties include Vigo Clay Putnam Montgomery Clinton Fountain Hendricks and Boone. The Rev W P Kibbey is pastor of the entertaining church.
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Lebanon
Ind
Western Indiana Christian Conference
Old Union
Vigo
Clay
Putnam
Montgomery
Clinton
Fountain
Hendricks
Boone
W. P. Kibbey
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
American Association results include Indianapolis 4 Columbus 3 in game two eight innings, Louisville 6 Toledo 5, St Paul 18 Milwaukee 8, Kansas City 11 Minneapolis 4 with seventh inning end for trains. American League Boston 7 Detroit 6, New York 17 St Louis 2, Washington 5 Cleveland 2. National League Chicago 2 Boston 1, Cincinnati 2 New York 1, Brooklyn 9 Pittsburgh 6, St Louis 5 Philadelphia 4.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Boston
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Rumor Links Prince of Wales to Ingrid of Sweden
A circulating report ties the Prince of Wales to Princess Ingrid of Sweden. The tale mentions a betrothal expected as he nears his 35th birthday next month.
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Prince of Wales
Ingrid
Sweden
Directory of Readers and Residents with Greencastle Ties
A long list of names tied to Greencastle and surrounding towns appears, including James Acree Greencastle Dorothy Adams Lowell Mass Dorothea Aikman Dagger Margaret Allan Muncie Ruth Appleby Indianapolis and many others. The enumeration spans multiple states with scattered locations such as Danville Ill Indianapolis Chicago and Goshen with Greencastle appearing frequently.
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James Acree
Greencastle
Dorothy Acton
Danville
Ill
Dorothy Adams
Lowell
Mass
Dorothea Aikman
Dagger
Esther Aice
Indianapolis
Margaret Allan
Muncie
Gereva Annis
Bremen
John Appleby
Spencer
Ruth Appleby
William Arnold
Russell Arthur
Fortville
Harry Ault
Chicago
Willard Avery
Palmyra
Laura Baker
James Ball
Huntington
Delphas Barnett
Hartsville
Joseph Barrows
Connersville
Mabel Batchellor
Garrett
George Bateman
Boonville
Willard Batson
Marionera Beck
Frederic Bishop
Frederick Black
Terre Haute
Paul Boatright
Harold Bockoven
Plymouth
Richard Boesen
Mary Bond
Frankfort
Robert Bottorff
Columbus
John Bowers
Elkhart
William Bowman
Portland
Esther Boyle
Willard Bray
Knightstown
Helen Brewerton
Martha Case
Grace Castor
New Point
Louise Chittick
William Clauser
Delphi
Ralph Cole
Albion
John Collins
Kokomo
Royce Conn
Robert Conner
Bedford
Dorothy Cook
Phoenix
Ariz
Cathryn Cooper
Cloverdale
Karen Cooper
Miami Beach
Fla
Arthur Cornthwaite
Cambridge City
Leo Costello
Evansville
Lorinda
Edith Dunlavy
Montmorenci
Mona Eckardt
Walter Eisenmann
Dorothy Eller
Crawfordsville
Jesse Elliott
Macy
Thomas Ellison
Heltonville
Monticello
Gerald Galloway
Smithfield
Emilouise Gerhard
Sarah Gilmore
Anderson
Mae Glover
Bloomington
Paul Godwin
New Richmond
Evelyn Goff
Rockville
Darrell Gooch
Owensville
Harry Gough
Joe Green
Normal
John Gregory
Williamsport
Victor Greulach
Convoy
Ohio
Cyrus Gunn
Veedersburg
Catherine Gwin
New Albany
Faye Graham
Carol Hackman
Peru
John Hanger
Clayton
Armand Harris
James Harris
Bloomingdale
Neida Harris
Mildred Hart
Ward Hartzell
Hugh Hauck
Gwendolyn Hautau
LaGrange
Ralph Hays
Fred Hayter
Hamlet
Virginia Hayward
Frank Heilman
North Judson
James Hettmansperger
South Bend
Jane Kimble
Springfield
Harold Koenig
Huntin
Maurice Krahl
Cambridge
Henry LaFuze
Liberty
Don Lamphear
Evanston
June Landis
Irene Laughlin
Wyaconda
Edith Leavitt
Agnes Leete
Appleton
Visity
Nicholas Noble
Newton Highlands
Maine
Vernon Noe
Mary Page
George Palmer
Larwill
Florence Patterson
Pauline Patton
Rushville
Keith Perkins
Helmer
Charles Perry
Richmond
Genevieve Pfleeger
Mishawaka
William Phelps
Beaver
Okla
Benjamin Philbrick
Perry Pickering
Spiceland
Mary Piersol
Oklahoma City
Almeda Pitchford
Maurice Porter
Greenfield
Alfred Potts
New Brunswick
N. J
Ruth Poucher
Rochester
Allen Randolph
Thomas Ranken
Helen Ranton
Rensselaer
Robert Reiner
Robert Renfro
Carbondale
Katherine Reynolds
Marshall
Ralph Rice
Waynetown
Helen Richards
Vincennes
Louise Richert
Corydon
Mary Riddle
Kendallville
Gordon Ritter
Agnes
Frances Sharp
Paul Sharp
Modoc
Geraldine Sherrill
Merlin Shellabarger
Millage Sights
Michigan City
Feryl Sipe
Newcastle
Byron Sowers
Milton
Mary Springer
Floyd Stark
Kurtz
William Sutherlin
Warsaw
Paul Sweet
Everett Thomas
Leesburg
Leon Thompson
Morgantown
Raymond Thompson
Grace Timmins
Roy Tobias
Fowler
Hansel Tower
Pilot Knob
Mary Travis
Josephine Trimble
Laurel Trueblood
Farmersburg
Junior Trump
Goshen
James Tyson
Helen Urban
Brazil
Knoeful van Metre
Sheridan
Alfred Vaughan
Covington
Paul Vawter
Dolph Veatch
Eugene Volz
Carl Vernholt
Seymour
Paul Wade
Stockholm
Sweden
Robert Wade
Denver
Cold
Helen Weber
Raymond Weber
Streator
Dorothy Weise
Aurora
Raymond Weismiller
Tipton
Etd Weissert
Daniel Wentworth
Helen Werneke
William Whitsitt
Gentryville
Harold Wildermuth
Royal Center
Anna Williams
Yorktown
Frances Wilson
Wabash
Frances Wingerd
Ruth Yeager
Edgar Young
Ardmore
Hyatt Youngblood
Calvin Zimmermann
San Jose
Bessie Jenking Fix
Greencaste
Swedish Flyers Continue Flight Toward United States
Swedish fliers Captain Albin Ahrenberg and two companions faced harsh headwinds and storms after leaving Bergen. They landed safely at Skaptaros Iceland, where a relief boat and spare parts were sent. The plan remains to fly to New York via Norway Iceland Greenland and Belle Isle with gifts for New York officials.
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Stockholm
INS
Odin
Tor
Skaptaros
Iceland
Albin Ahrenberg
Reykjavik
Bergen
Norway
Atlantic Ocean
Neese
Faroe Islands
Ahrenberg
Axter Floden
Hans Ljunglund
Sweden
Ingolfshvefdi
United States
Greenland
Belle Isle
New York
James J. Walker
Treat to graduate a picture appears in Indianapolis Star
The Indianapolis Star published a picture of Charles Howard Treat of Ben Davis, a former city resident and West Point cadet from Indiana, among ten other Indiana graduates. The feature notes Treat from the Fifth district faced ankle injury early in cadet life, endured hardship in competitions, and pursued lacrosse, swimming, and tennis without earning letters. He sang in the choir and glee club for four years and worked as an electrician in the Hundredth Night performance during plebe year. He has chosen infantry as his branch and will spend graduation leave at home.
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Charles Howard Treat
Ben Davis
Indianapolis Star
Indiana
West Point Military Academy
Treat
Glee Club
Infantry
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Barin
Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard
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Rome
International Newsreel
Elouise Lewton
Decatur
Emily Lindsay
Robinson
Donald Lehman
Elsmere
N. Y
James Loveless
Francisco
Alva Lucas
Jonesboro
Sarah McBride
Winamac
George McCoy
Russiaville
Harry McCullough
Mable McCullough
Robert McCullough
Petersburg
James McEvoy
Sebring
Florida
Marian McFadden
Havana
Carl McMillan
Greenwood
Malcolm MacVicar
Cliftondale
Medford
Kenneth Nelson
Mary Nelson
Freedom
Verna Nichols
Russell Nichols
Everett Niergarth
George Pierce
School of Music
Jeanette Carter
Mary Chamberlain
Salem
Sarah Church
Lafayette
Margery Dick
Elwood
Margaret Dennis
Erma Duffield
New Paris
Katherine Dunlavy
Henrietta Everitt
Scottsburg
Frederick Farmer
Helen Gordon
Angola
Wilma Hunt
Miriam Jack
Theresa Sere Centralia
St. Helen
Donald Wilson
Margaret Current
Farmland
U.S
Ireland
Atlantic
Voncastle
P. M
Haines Amani MA
MOM News
Zane Grey
Underworld
Wallace Beery
Otto Brower
Chester Conklin
G. Garamount
Jean Arthur Chester Conklin
Jack Duffy
Dorothy Mackaill
Jack Mulhall
Citizens Trust Company
Systematic Saver
First National Bank
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