DePauw University News and Local Visits Highlight Week
Greencastle scenes include DePauw students and alumni on travel, exhibitions, and campus events. Visitors from Vincennes Evansville Noblesville Indianapolis and Madison join commencement week. a large saxophone exhibit at Shipley shop draws crowds. Phi Kappa Psi drive sails to Eel River Falls with notable out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Allen
Crawfordsville
Eel River Falls
Cloverdale
Lydia Langdon
Vincennes
Mary Keeney
Evansville
Merle Walker
New York City
Fred Gwinn
Noblesville
Allen Billingsley
Indianapolis
Richard Boyle
Evanston, Ill
R. A. Emiison
Ora Moffett
Dale Sinclair
Frank Duncan
Gaylord Foster
Leonora Alspaugh
Margaret Rawley
Vesta Johnson
Brazil
Washington
St. Lawrence River
Nid@gara Falls
Heber Ellis
University
DePauw
Nell Shy
Kansas, Ill
H. A. Henderson
Delphi
Greencastle
Henderson
Campbell Flats
Seminary Street
Charles Thomas
Rosedale
Parke County
Oscar
Fred
Cleve Thomas
Loyal E. Griffin
Greenfield
Edgar Tennant
Shelbyville
Charles Webb
Lenora Webb
Hubby Joins the Army Wife Sues for Divorce
Myrtle Summers files for absolute divorce from Marion Summers in Putnam Circuit Court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to support. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Myrtle Summers. The couple resides near Roachdale and Theodore Crawley is attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubby
Myrtle Summers
Marion Summers
Putnam Circuit Court
Theodore Crawley
Mrs. Summis
Roachdale
MISS MARIE SAGE WEDS J. B. SWALLOW IN INDIANAPOLIS
Miss Marie Cecila Sage daughter of Mrs Anna Sage of Indianapolis and Joseph Sloane Swallow wed at Holy Cross Church in Indianapolis Wednesday morning. Rev Steinhauer presided. Attendants were Miss Frances Molles and Mr Glenn Bixter. A reception followed at Arsenal Avenue. The couple will reside at 145 Arsenal and tour Niagara Falls Toronto and Buffalo before settling in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther White
G. L. Newby
Indianapolis
Lulu Schildmyer
Marie C. Sage
Joseph Swallow
Joseph Hixon
Attica
Fred Hixon
Poplar
Jackson Streets
Marie Cecila Sage
Anna Sage
Joseph Sloane Swallow
Holy Cross Church
Steinhauer
Frances Molles
Glenn Bixter
Prudence
Arsenal Avenue
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Canada
Buffalo
N. Y
Putnam Wool Growers Making Deliveries
O. J. Larkin of Cloverdale receives wool shipments from Putnam County Wool Growers' Association at the Vandalia freight depot. This year’s deliveries are about thirty percent below last year, with eight hundred fleeces totaling around five thousand pounds received by noon. Prices at 24 1/2 cents per pound exceed last year, and though quantity is lower, quality is better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Larkin
Cloverdale
Putnam County Wool Growers’ Association
Vandalia
Larkin
Temperature Reaches 100 Degrees This Afternoon
The afternoon thermometer hit 100 degrees signaling a hot day with a forecast of possible evening rain. Weather prophets anticipate relief from drought with tonight’s showers and Friday fair skies. June temperatures set a daily record with readings from 6 am to 2 pm showing steady warming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Shipley
Masten and Hershel Wed in Carmel Carnegie Library Era
Guy K. Masten of Coatesville married Edith Hershel of Carmel Indiana at the bride's parents home in Carmel Sunday June 7. Rev Bond of Danville officiated. The couple will live in Coatesville with Masten family as he works in lumber and contracting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy K. Masten
Coatesville
Edith Hershel
Carmel
Ind
Bond
Danville
Carnegie Library
Guy
Hershel
Temple Lodge Called Meeting Friday at 7 30 P M
Temple Lodge No 47 FP A M calls a meeting Friday at 7 30 p m for EA and EB degrees led by W M L H Athey and Secretary E BE Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeting Temple Lodge
A. M
L. H. Athey
W. M. E. BE. Caldwell
Wool Prices Rise Under New Tariff Schedules
The piece notes wool selling at 24 cents a pound this year versus 17 to 19 cents last year under tariff changes. The commentary asks if higher prices indicate hard times for producers and consumers.
Obituary for John A Paris Civil War veteran dies at 66
John Allen Paris born September 12 1847 died June 6 1914 atGreencastle Indiana later living in Muncie. Survived by widow Ella Cummins and thirteen children ten living with widow. sister Mrs W W Gibson of Greencastle. Funeral June 8 at home with G A R pallbearers. interment Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen Paris
Francis A
Elizabeth Paris
Ella Cummins
Hattie McMains
Alva
John
Minnie Lewman
Lizzie Sweet
Myrtle Miller
Lawrence
Roy
Greencastle
Homer
Fred
Muncie
W. W. Gibson
Paris
Twenty-first Regiment
Indiana Heavy Artillery
Forest Hill Cemetery
Baptists Seek Salvation Testimony at Prayer Meeting
The pastor invites attendees to share personal experiences of salvation during the Baptist prayer meeting. Participants are encouraged to come prepared to describe when and how they were saved, promising a meaningful and uplifting gathering.
Buffet lunch committee meets in Greencastle
A committee appointed to arrange a buffet lunch for members of the Democratic Editorial Association visiting Greencastle at noon on June 25 holds a meeting this morning to plan entertainment and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Editorial Association
Greencastle
Women to Have Charge of Democratic Editorial Association Visit
A committee appointed by Mayor Walter Cooper plans a noon buffet luncheon for 150 to 200 editors and their families on the west university campus. The event precedes a Monon train to Evansville for the association’s annual meeting. Members coordinate serving, transport, and finance with church groups and local auto owners assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hanna
C. C. Gautier
James L. Randel
H. M. Smith
Charles J. Arnold
Walter Cooper
Democratic Editorial Association
State Administration
West University
Evansville
Thomas Buggy Co
Monon
Armory Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.G. Appleman
Pittsburg
Flora Fergerson
Misa Bessie
Colfax, Wash
J. B. Hammond
South Indiana Street
Barton W. Shipley
Mr. Shipley
Shipley & Adamson
Amy Gardner
Ladoga
Charles Smith
Roy Colbert
Michigan
University of Michigan Biological Station
C. F. Miller
Douglass
North Vine Street
Hillsboro
Nappanee
Miller
Ed Callender
Business Today
G. R. Grose
la Porte
Grose
Goshen
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Margaret Robe
William Robe
Lebanon
Ralph Knoll
Jasper N. Miller
Cook
Shelburn Bank
Chauncey Knight
Shelburn
Clay County
Hays & Murphy and
Lyon & Peck
Opera House
Philomath Club
Lelia Worrall
Salt Lake City
Utah
Winifred Wilson
Lois Post
Sulphur Springs
Rene Spears
E. B. Evans
West Walnut Street
H. E. Hathaway
The
Coatesville Herald
Maurine Ballard
Emerson Ballard
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Ohio
Elizabeth Lockridge
Kansas City
A. O. Lockridge
W. C. Dodds
Manon
Midland
John Phillips
Barnaby Mill
North
Madison Street
Liberty and
Jefferson Streets
Dodds
J. G. Beck
Culver
J. M. Bremont
Lafayette
E. C. Hansell
George Hansell
Medaryville
E. E. Mason
Rachel Mason
South Jackson Street
DePauw University
Fred Bacon
C.S. Mercer
Seymour
Howard Barnaby
Charles H. Barnaby
Ashville
N. C
Brazil Loan Company
Nellie Farrow
Gordon
Kas
Blanchard
C. H. Barnaby
Dorothea
S. A. Hays
Lillian
Neil S. Booth
Bay View
Hays
Miss Angele In
Trook
Tri Delt House
H. C. Binkley
H. K. Bachelder
B. C. Kixmiller
Bicknell
Phi Gam House
G. H. L. Beeman
Presbyterian Church
Gordon Thomas
Frank Thomas
Cedar Point
William Hampe
Chicago
W. J. Hunt
Cavour
Fred Thomas
Methodist
Christian Sunday School
Locust Street
South Putnam
Fred Donner
Columbus
Frank Donner
East Seminary Street
H. G. Heimburger
Kewanna
University of Illinois
University Friends
Iva Beeson
Summitville
Alpha 6
Marie Sage
Swallow
Putnam Wool Growers
Pete Testes
Donner Block
John Riley
Howard
Green
Halbert Phillips
Anderson Herald
A. B. Phillips
Poplar and
Indiana Streets
Walter Boyer
Indiana Street
Indiana
Ady
Geo
Telephone
South End
Indiana St
W. W. Gilgis
Bedford
R. B. Arnold
C.H. Cook
G. B. Williams
Indiana and
Columbia Sty
Lee
Browning’s
Michigan City
J. D. Ellis
H. S. Werneke
City of
Jnc
R. W. Shafer
Studebaker
Opper
Samuel L. Brengle
New York
Salvation Army
Brengle
Emera Auxilliary Club
Alonzo Cook
Franklin Street
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