Local notices and society updates from Brazil Indiana
Mrs Andrew Durham and family plan summer camp in Milford Pa. Paul Wade has graduated DePauw and sails to Stockholm Sweden to visit his parents. Miss Lucy Beddoe will teach in Bedford schools next year. Putnam County Sporting Club meets at Roy Hillis office Wednesday 7 30 pm. Members of Fish and Game Association and Gun Club join the new club. several matters to discuss. Bobby Burrel was born to Mr and Mrs Louis Perry. A G Brown buys a seven passenger Buick sedan. Putnam County Bankers Association meets Tuesday 7 30 pm at Central National Bank. Lester Peacock and family return to Crawfordville after weekend visit. G A R Encampment attendees listed. Donald Maxwell and Philip Maxwell guests of John Cross. Byron Dale McMains born Tuesday. John Cash cuts foot while mowing. Robert Edward Bryan born this morning. Mrs Bryan formerly June Lawton. School Board discusses new agriculture teacher position. Mrs Carrie Ratcliff of Urbana a former Green Castle resident visiting Hazel Alverson. Claude Wilson suffers two mashed fingers at work. Dr A E Ayler assisted.
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Putnam Couny Sporting Club
Roy Hillis
Fish and Game Association
Gun Club
Chain Feed Store Opens in Greencastle
The American Milling Co. of Peoria Ill has bought Harris Milling Co s building and equipment and opened a Chain feed store in Greencastle. Amco feed using soybean meal is offered to feeders with low-cost distribution plans. Frank Henry of Terre Haute oversees operations.
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The
American Milling Co
Peoria
Harris Milling Co
Ed Harris
Amco
Milling Co
Frank Henry
Terre Haute
South Greencastle
Three Seek G. A. R. Office In Indiana Encampment
In Martinsville on June 11 the Grand Army of the Republic encampment focused on business sessions. Three candidates vie for state department commander: Phil W. Brown Franklin Charles E. McHale Logansport and F M McNair Martinsville. Cities contending for 1930 encampment are Wabash Richmond and Anderson. Decisions Thursday. Three candidates seek presidency of the Woman's Relief Corps: Kate Tayloe Bedford Ida K Snyder South Bend and Henrietta Neal Indianapolis.
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Martinsville
INS
Grand Army of the Republic
State Department
Phil W. Brown
Franklin
Charles E. McHale
Logansport
F. M. McNair
Wabash
Richmond
Anderson
Woman's Relief Corps
Kate Tayloe
Bedford
Ida K. Snyder
South Bend
Henrietta Neal
Indianapolis
Will Probated for Rowena E. Kelly of Greencastle
The Putnam Circuit Court admitted the will of Rowena E. Kelly, a Greencastle resident, to probate. The 1927 will details specific bequests to Helen Kelly Orr, Alma Crawley Moore, Beverly Hall, Robert Etter Jr., Charlotte and Dorothy Etter, and others, with C. A. Kelly named executor and allotted the remainder of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena E. Kelly
Greencastle
Putnam
Helen Kelly Orr
Alma Crawley Moore
Beverly Jean Hall
Robert Lee Etter Jr
Charlotte Jane Etter
Dorothy Etter
Lida L. Cooper
Vera G. Bray
Jennie G. Kelly
C. A. Kelly
Alma C. Moore
R. B. Orr, Jr
Afraid to Leave Jail After Manslaughter Charge
In International Falls Minnesota Pa trooper Emmet J White held on a second degree manslaughter charge remains jailed in Koochiching County after posting 1500 bond. Authorities warned trouble if released as coroner Atwell noted strong feeling about the case. In Detroit Archibald Fagster 21 believed near death after federal agents fired on his group. James F Will corpse due in Greencastle Indiana for cemetery interment.
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International Falls
Minn
Henry Virkula
Big Falls
Emmet J. White
Customs Border Force
Koochi¢hing
White
Atwell
Detroit
INS
Archibald Fagster
Swedish plane forced back a second time
The Swedish monoplane Sverige with Capt. Albion Ahrenberg and two companions attempting a Stockholm to New York trans Atlantic flight returned to Reykjavik two hours after takeoff for Ivigtut Greenland. Propeller trouble forced a stop and a new propeller is needed before resuming to Greenland. Earlier, they were forced down on the Iceland coast for fuel shortage after adverse winds on the Bergen to Reykjavik leg.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
INS
Albion Ahrenberg
Stockholm
New York
Levesade
Ivigtut
Greenland
Sverige
Ahrenberg
Bergen
Norway
Summer School of Theology Opens with Twenty Nine Ministers
The Summer School of Theology opened this morning with twenty nine ministers from the Indiana conference enrolled for courses of study. Dr. W. B. Farmer, DePauw alumnus, is dean of the school, and there are eight men on the faculty. The men are being entertained at Longden Hall.
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Indiana
W. B. Farmer
DePauw
Longden Hall
Middleton Receives Yale PhD at Commencement
Warren Middleton associate professor of psychology at DePauw University and Summer School faculty member has been awarded the Doctor of Philosophy degree by Yale University. He attends Yale commencement this week.
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Warren Middleton
DePauw University
Yale University
Middleton
Yale
Husbands cause arrest of Hal Watt at Ladoga
Sheriff Tom Rice and Deputy Sheriff Frank Hitch arrested Hal Watt, 38, junk buyer, at Ladoga late Saturday after Chas Krout of Alamo filed adultery charges alleging Watt and Krout's wife Flossie Krout lived together at Ladoga. Krout says Watt took household goods during the affair. A ten year old son was present at the Myers farm.
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Tom Rice
Frank Hitch
Hal ;Watt
Ladoga
Chas. Krout
Alamo
Krout
Flossie Krout
Watt
Ransom Myers
Mia
Myers
Crawfordsville
Jury to Probe Murder Charges Against Mrs Cassler
Valparaiso Indiana June 11 The Porter County Circuit court grand jury is expected to begin investigations into murder charges against Mrs Catherine Cassler of Chicago. She is accused in the death of Miss Caneloa Soutar whose body was found in a swamp near Hebron Indiana. The state says jealousy over the friendship of the deceased with Mrs Cassler's husband motivated the killing.
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Valparaiso
Ind
INS
Grant Crumpacker
Porter County Circuit Court
Catherine Cassler
Chicago
Cameola Soutar
Wabash Valley Auxiliary Plans Summer Meetings Start
The Wabash Valley Auxiliary opens summer monthly meetings on June 27 with Mrs. Wayne Mark leading. Also noted are notices of a Christian Church Section 2 annual picnic at Mrs. Luther Easter’s home on Jackson Street and other local social updates.
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Wabash Valley Auxiliary
Wayne Mark
Section 2 of
The
Christian Church
Luther Easter
Jackson Street
Purdue Confers Degrees at 55th Commencement
Purdue University in Lafayette conferred degrees on 559 seniors at the fifty fifth annual commencement. Four individuals received doctor of engineering or science degrees including Lawrence A. Downs of Greencastle now in Chicago, George Spitzer, Harry T. Cary of Los Angeles, and Harold B. Smith of Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Governor Harry G. Leslie, a Purdue alumnus, spoke briefly.
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Lafayette
University
Lawrence A. Downs
Greencastle
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
George Spitzer
Bluffton
Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue
Harry T. Cary
Los Angeles
Calif
Harold B. Smith
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Harry G. Leslie
DePauw Opens Summer School With Small Enrollment
The DePauw Summer School opens with 89 students in the College of Liberal Arts and 20 in the music school. Registration continues this week as courses cover botany, French, psychology, Bible, English, economics, history, education, public speaking and music. Faculty includes Dr. Truman Yuncker and others. music faculty features Rowland Leach and Denman Thompson.
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DePauw
College of Liberal Arts
Truman Yuncker
Edwin Nichols
Warren Middleton
Walter E. Bundy
William Huggard
W. F. Mitchell
William Russ
Robert Williams
F. C. Tilden
Earl Bowman
Warren J. Yount
Stoops
Rowland Leach
Denman Thompson
Mildred Rutledge
Marjorie Lower
Orville Borchers
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Lybrand
Ross Bros. and
Montgomery
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
American Tobacco Company, Incorporated
Actin
Andrew Durham
East Seminary Street
Milford
Paul Wade
New York City
Sweden
Bishop
Benjamin J. Wade
Jacob Kiefer
Bonnie, Williams
Walter Brown
Woman's Relief Corp
Corp
Lucy Beddoe
Louis Perry
Madison Township
Bobby Burrel
Moffett Buick Agency
A. G. Brown
First National Bank
Putnam County Bankers
Central National Bank
Lester Peacock
Crawfordaville
W. F. Jameison
West Franklin Street
Lem Ratcliff
Oscar Obenchain
William Lockridge
John Robe
John R. Miller
Mr Messersmith
Mr. Coffman
John Goddard
Donald Maxwell
Chicago Tribune
Philip Maxwell
Spencer Evening World
Andrew Cross
John Cross
East Logan Street
Brazil Times
Clifford McMains
West Berry Street
Byron Dale
John Cash
Town
R. E. Bryan
Mlinois
Robert Edward
Bryan
June Lawton
Floyd Miller
Carrie Ratcliff
Urbana
Hazel Alverson
West Poplar Street
Ratclif
Greencartle
Cunningham Methodist Home For
Claude Wilson
Midwest Crushed Stone Company
Rockville Road
A. E. Ayler
A Tedond Ckane
James F. Will
Forest Hill Cemetery
Hill
South Jackson Street
School OF Theology
Husbanis
Eal Watt
Cassler
Indiana Loan Co
E. Wash. St
Frazier & Purcell
Brazil Tankagey Co
Brazil
Petersons
Maple Heights
Amco Chain Store
Old Harris Mill
South End Main Street
S Societe
Bloomington
Beulah Baker
Hugh Baker
Lincoln Street
Harold Mumby
Charles Mumby
Mishawaka
C. H. Taylor
M. E
Reiating
Mumby
Indiana University
Lambda Chii Fraternity
Mary Louise Talbott
Lucile Heacock
Clara Louise Conklin
Allendale
W. W. Tucker
Europe
Bruce-Moore
Handy
Veronica Club
B. F. Handy
Northwood
Robert Sweeney
Lylith Shoup
Andrews
South Indiana St
Shoup
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Bible Class
Fred Todd
East Washington St
Downs
R. C. Moore
Peoria, Illinois
Chain Feed Stores
Alco
Amco Service
Frank Hary
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