DePauw Leader Oxnam To Tour Europe With Family
Dr Oxnam president of DePauw University and his family will travel by car to New York then sail June 20 on the Baltic to England. They plan a grand tour including France Belgium Holland and Germany to England and Scotland returning to Green Castle by September 8. A Harvard graduate will assist with driving. Other DePauw faculty members will study abroad while many remain in Green Castle for summer teaching and work in the new summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vr. G. Bromley Oxnam
DePauw University
Great Britain
Oxnams
New York City
Baltic
England
Greencastle
Oxnam
Visi
Cornwall
Englind
France
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Czecho
Slovakia
Austria
Hungary
Switzerland
Scotland
Liverpool
DePauw
Harvard
Boston
Mis
Louise Palmer Walker
Edna Bowles
Music
Paris
G. Grueninger
M. Ye Griffits
Louis Andre Bigneras
Cade ‘B. Shearer
W.M. Blanchard
LH. Dirks
William E. Eddington
PG. Boane
Lloyd B. Gale
Glen W. Giddings
P. Hickman
Carroll D. W. Hillebrand
Franklin V. Thomas
Vera L Worth
H. BE. H. Greenleaf
F.C. Tilden
M. Corey
I. M. Jones
Katherine
Alvord
Gaylordsville
Conn
Green Castle
Marguerite Andrade
B. R. Bartlett
Northwestern Universitty
Rachel Benton
Physical Education Department For Women
Washington D. C
George L. Bird
Keyston Heights
Florida
University of Florida
Lucy T. Bowen
Logan
Ohio
Earl. Bowman
Kent State College
Kent
Fowler D. Brooks
Wisconsin University
Administrator seeks court approval to sell farm
Raymond Nelson of Crawfordsville, administrator of Jesse Nelson's estate, petitions Putnam circuit court to sell real estate near Morton on State Road 36 after declaring the estate worth 282.85 with 300 in claims allowed and 610.70 pending. Defendants include Fred Nelson, Anita Miller, Ella A. Snyder mortgagee, and the administrator as an heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Nelson
Raymond Nelson
Crawfordsville
Putnam Circuit
Fred Nelson
Bainbridge
Anitta Miller
Ella A. Snyder
Legion Auxiliary Adopts Child and Plans July 4 Picnic
Putnam County American Legion Auxiliary voted to adopt a needy child son or daughter of a dead or disabled veteran. Funds for care and education will be provided by the auxiliary. A joint session with Putnam Post No. 55 included a social hour and supper. A July 4 airport picnic was tentatively planned, to be annual, with a committee formed to coordinate with the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Wall
Putnam County American Legion's Women’s Auxiliary
Legion
Auxiliary
Putnam Post No. SS of the Legion
Legion Hall
Robert Hoffman
The
Post
Coffman
Russell Brown
Howard Rockhill
Chamber of Commerce
Putnim
Legion and Auxiliary
Bainbridge Nexr
Gentry Brothers Shows Arrive In Town For Evening Performances
Local note proclaims the Original Gentry Brothers Famous Shows have arrived with two daily performances planned. Young audiences welcomed the animals and acts from ponies to dancing dogs while the West Walnut Street grounds prepare for an eight o'clock start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Gentry Brothers
Henry B. Gentry
Gentry
Walnut Street
Santa Claus
Notable Cloverdale and Terre Haute Residents Listed
Ruby E. Michael 24 a Cloverdale teacher Leanore Mac Taber 23 Cloverdale teacher Robert Louis Ramey 22 Terre Haute miner Dorothy Louise Rogers 22 Terre Haute teacher are named as local residents in a brief social-notes notice detailing occupations and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby E. Michael
Cloverdale
Leanore MacTaber
Robert Louis Ramey
Terre Haute
Dorothy Louise Rogers
Kroger to Move Store Into Haye Rooms Cornered
Kroger Grocery & Baking Co. has leased the L. A. Haye rooms at Indiana and Washington to relocate from West Washington Street. The plan includes ten rooms, a meat market, full remodeling, glass front, corner door, modern fixtures, and sanitary handling. Remodeling to begin after confectionery fixtures are removed, likely around July 1.
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Kroger Grocery & Baking Company
L. A. Haye
Indiana and
Washington Streets
West
Washington Street
Golnate
Two Cars Damaged In Crash Near Hinkle Home
Bernard Bendler of Claremont and Mrs Marion Hinkle of Greencastle were in a collision near the Hinkle residence at the Liberty and Jackson street corner last night. Both cars were badly damaged but no injuries were reported and Chief Otto Dobbs investigated the incident. Bendler traveled north on Jackson while Mrs Hinkle had just entered Jackson from Liberty. No arrests were made.
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Bernard Bendler
Claremont
Marion Hinkle
Greencastle
Hinkle
Liberty and
Jackson Street
Otto Dobbs
Bendler
Two re named to board of the cemetery
Ed Hamilton and Charles Broadstreet were re elected to the Forest Hill cemetery board by the Greencastle city council in regular session at City Hall last night. Terms expire June 1. Other board members are A. B. Hanna Charles Huffman and Roy Abrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Broadstreet
ED Hamilton
Forest Hill Cemetery
Greencastle City
A. B. Hanna
Charles Huffman
Roy Abrams
Monon
Fred Snively
Jackson
Madison
William Stewart
Liberty
Columbia
Jacob
W. L. Denman
C. Y. Hillis
West Washington Street
Connell Ment Otto Lakin
C. B. Havens
Weather Outlook Promises Showers and Warmth
The forecast indicates showers likely tonight and Thursday with a warming trend. Residents should expect unsettled skies and rising temperatures into the latter part of the workweek.
Greencastle Fourth of July Fund Receives Boost
Over $500 has been received for Greencastle Fourth of July celebration with C. C. Gautier and A. B. Hanna as solicitors. M. A. Dalman of Plainfield chosen principal of Greencastle high school. George Williams resigns from the fire department. Virgil Grimes to take his place. Ernest McHaffie and friends visited from Stilesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
C. C. Gautier
A. B. Hanna
M. A. Dalman
Plainfield
George Williams
Fire Department
Virgil Grimes
DePauw Adds Eight to Teaching Staff for Next Year
DePauw University announces eight new faculty members for next year under one year contracts. Hiram L. Jome will head the economics department replacing W F Mitchell who resigned for State Teachers College Terre Haute. New instructors include Samuel B Culpepper in Spanish Carter Harrison English E H Hildebrandt Mathematics Jervis M Fulmer Chemistry Leon L Mayeur French Charles J Wilkerson English and part time German instructor Mrs Victor L Raphael former DePauw faculty member teaching French and the Rev Mr Raphael serving as Presbyterian pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw University
W. M. Blanchard
College of Liberal Arts
Hiram L. Jome
Department of Economics
W. F. Mitchell
State Teachers College
Terre Haute
Jame
DePauw
Dennison University
Granville
Ohio
Samuel B. Culpepper
Porto Rico
Laurel H. Turk
University of California
Culpepper
Indiana University
Carter Harrison
Jerome C. Hixson
Harvard
Harrison
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Alabama
E. H. Hildebrandt
H. E. H. Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Hildebrandt
University of Michigan
Jervis M. Fulmer
Colorado School of Mines
Ralph W. Huffered
Germany
Leon L. Mayeur
W. Stanley Martin
Mayeur
University of Ilinois
Charles J. Wilkers
Raphael
Bishop Welch Speaks on International Mind at Rotary
Bishop Herbert Welch of Pittsburgh, heading the eighteenth annual session of the Northwest Indiana Conference of the Methodist Church, addressed the Greencastle Rotary Club luncheon at the Greencastle Country Club. He spoke on the "International Mind."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Welch
Pittsburgh
Northwest Indiana
Methodist Church
Greencastle
Inheritance Tax Directs Allen Estate Heirs
A court order from Judge James P. Hughes of the Putnam court directs the eleven heirs of the Charles Allen estate to pay inheritance taxes totaling 773 dollars. The estate is valued at 43 600 dollars, with Gilbert Ogles as county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Allen
Gilbert Ogles
James P. Hughes
Putnon Aircourt Court
Cox Stops Falegano in Fourth Round Fight
Tracey Cox knocked out Henry Falegano in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round main event at Fort Harrison, Indianapolis. Falegano, a Greencastle junior lightweight, was neutralized early and fell multiple times before a liver shot ended the bout.
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Cox
Falegano
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry Falegano
Iowa
Fort Harrison
Tracey Cox
Greencastle
Tracey
Methodists Honor Dead at Northwest Indiana Conference
Memorial services were held at the eightyeth Northwest Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church for members who died since last year's meeting. The memorial sermon was preached by Homer P. Ivey with Bishop Herbert Welch presiding and Dr. C Bromley Oxnam assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Indiana
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Flo. Froley
L. S. Smith
EB. V. Clappol
J. B. Combs
Ida H L. Clyne
Henry Ostrom
Frederick B. Fisher
Byron T Wilson
F. T. Wilcox
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Buel Horn
Poland
Francia C. Tilden
Department of Comparative Literature
DePauw University
Frederick B.fisher
Henry L. Davis
DePauw Summer School Opens With Fewer Enrollments
DePauw University began its summer session on Tuesday under director H. Hreenleaf. Enrollments trail last year as no practice teaching is offered this year. The session, lasting until August 7, aids students, graduates, and teachers seeking to start or finish degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw University
H. EB. H Ireenleaf
DePauw Sts
DePauw
City Council Hears Traffic Ordinance on Route 43
Greencastle city council discusses Indiana Highway Commission request to regulate traffic and parking on Bloomington Washington and Jackson streets part of Route 43. Ordinance would ensure 24 foot clear right of way and limit curb parking to one side if space is insufficient. Committee to investigate. further paving plans noted for Route 48 and concrete work on Hanna Street expected soon.
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State Highway Commission
Greencastle
Bloomington
Washington
Jackson Streets
City Hall
Fred Snively
The
Highway Commission
United States Bureau of Public Roads Regulation
John Cherry
Glen H. Lyon
Jackson Street
Monon
Raccoon
High Way Department
Hanna Street
Bloomington Street
W. L. Denman
O. J. Larking
Four Hundred Three Enrolled in 4 H Clubs in Putnam County
Putnam county youths totaling 403 participate in 4 H club work this year as announced by county agent W E Baker. Of the enrollees 515 are girls and 88 are boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
W. E. Baker
Breeden Granted Divorce in Putnam Court
Judge James P. Hughes grants Cleo Breeden a divorce from William Spencer Breeden on abandonment grounds. Breeden defaults and is awarded custody of their two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Breeden
James P. Hughes
Putnam Circuit Court
William Spencer Breeden
Breeden
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Oxnam
Europe
Dfrauw University
L. R. Eckardt
Albion College
Yunker
Botany
University of Southern California
Auxiliary OF Legion
Legionaires
West Walnut Street
Kroger Stores
Hays
TMA Herald
Ernest McHaffie
Stilesville
Hiram L. Jones
Bishop Welch
Rotary
State Road
Indiana State Highway Commission
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