Greencastle bankers attend Indiana Bankers meeting
Navigators of Hoosier ships gather in Indianapolis for the thirty fifth annual Indiana Bankers Association convention. Several hundred bankers and wives register at the Claypool hotel for a two day program featuring addresses by national banking and economic leaders.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Walter J. Ball
Lafayette
W. F. Morris
Pendleton
W. A. Collings
Crawfordsville
W. L. Stump
James A. Cooper
Terre Haute
Neal Grider
Educational
Fred L. O'Hair
Greencastle
Insurance
Legislative tax protections cited by Indiana figures cited
Walter S. Greenough and C. E. Lamb advocate protective taxation measures in Indiana. Mt. Summit and Greencastle connected discussions with A. G. Brown and Louisville figures amid debates on fiscal policy and local governance.
Young pianists perform afternoon recital in Music hall
Small boys Jack Gillespie and Randolph Bartlett, sons of local doctors, present a 4:50 p.m. piano recital in Music hall featuring pieces by Chopin, Tschaikowsky, Grieg, and others.
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Jack Gillespie
R. J. Gillespie
Randolph Bartlett
E. R. Bartlett
Music Hall
Speen
Brookside
Chopin
Skylark
Tschaikowsky
Grieg
Sheriff Alva Bryan Visits Indianapolis on Business
Sheriff Alva Bryan traveled to Indianapolis on a business visit to discuss regional law enforcement cooperation and public safety initiatives. Local officials provided brief briefings on ongoing projects and potential collaborations.
Community Notices From Greencastle And Surrounds
Society notes reveal visits among Grace Cooper Della Inge and Verna Hilbern in Knightsville and other travel of Hays Lafay ette and Reed families. Local illnesses include a measles and pneumonia risk for the Hood child and Gransville summer plans for DePauw staff. A wedding unites Jane Farmer and Louis F. Hays at the Farmer home with a private reception.
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Grace Cooper
Cloverdale
Della Inge
Verna Hilbern
Knightsville
Dog Care in Heat for Pets by Chappel Kennel Foundation
The Chappel Kennel Foundation Rockford Illinois offers guidance on keeping dogs safe in hot weather. It covers shelter from sun, cool sleeping quarters, bedding, ventilation, washing, disinfectants to deter pests, réduire d exercise, and feeding. It notes rabies prevalence is higher in winter.
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Buster
Prince
Chappel Kennel Foundation
Rockford
Ilinois
Edwin Reginah
Conference Preachers Aid Society Session Highlights
The sermon emphasized perseverance citing the Apostle Paul and the need for God’s work. Ministers should endure hardships with soldier like spirit, and no future cessation of the spiritual fight was expected. Afternoon speakers included Deets Pickett, Willard Shattuck, and Prof. Walter E. Bundy who spoke on preaching values in the Gospels.
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Paul
Conference Preachers’ Aid Society
Deets Pickett
Washington
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Willard Shattuck
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Walter E. Bundy
English Bible Department of
DePauw
Bundy
Campbell and Ogles Buy Sunshine Feed Store in Greencastle
W. S. Campbell of Fillmore and Gilbert Ogles of near Belle Union have bought the Sunshine Feed store in south Greencastle, formerly Harris Milling. The business handles Wayn Feed. Campbell will run it now. Ogles will take over part of operations July 1. The name will change to Campbell and Ogles.
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W. S. Campbell
Fillmore
Gilbert Ogles
Belle Union
Sunshine Feed
South Greencastle
Harris Milling Company
Campbell
Ogles
Campbell Brothers
Campbell and Ogles
Spencer Pastor to Speak at Putnamville Church
The Rev A Farr pastor of the First Spencer will present a Tekno lecture at the Putnamville Methodist church Friday evening. The talk entitled The Holy Land and the Holy City features pictures from his Mediterranean tour. Admission is free with an offering collected for church and Epworth League needs.
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A. Farr
J. E. Je
Baseball yesterday results across American and National leagues
In American Association Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 3 to 0 and Toledo won 4 to 3 at Kansas City. Columbus defeated Milwaukee 7 to 4. In American League Washington topped Cleveland 9 to 4 while several games were rained out. In National League Chicago beat Philadelphia 3 to 0, Pittsburgh won 5 to 1, New York 10 to 1 over Cincinnati, Boston 13 to 4 over St. Louis, and Brooklyn 3 over Boston.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Rummage and Public Sale Notices Listed
Want ads promote Singer sewing machines and a community sale at Green Castle with live stock including shorthorn steers ewes and lambs bred gilts feeding hogs and a Deering binder. Public sale set for Saturday June 13 1931 at the Community Sale Barn in Green Castle.
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Greencastle
Baseball Pairings For Evening Showdowns Across The Circuits
The night schedule lists Minneapolis at Indianapolis St Paul at Louisville Kansas City at Toledo Milwaukee at Columbus Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Washington Boston at St. Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago.
Obituary Notice from Knightsville Church of Christ
The Church of Christ at Knightsville honored deceased with high esteem. Survived by son Dennis B. Eckels of Knightsville and stepson Frank Eckels of Bloomington, brother W. D. Elliott of Crawfordsville, and five grandchildren. Body taken to Lawson & Son's funeral home. Funeral services held at Knightsville Church with Rev. Timmons officiating. interment in Forest Hill Cemetery, Greencastle.
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Timmons
Forest Hill Cemetery
Greencastle
Chronical obituary notes long residence and health decline
Mrs. Eckels had been in poor health for some time and bedbound for three months. She was born at Elletts ville, Monroe county, and had lived at Knightsville for 43 years. She was a member of the community church.
North Salem Woman Catches Hand in Wringer
Mrs Mell Wright recently moved from Indianapolis to North Salem was injured Monday while operating the family washing wringer. Her right hand was caught in the electric wringer and she could not reach the safety device.
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North Salem
Mell Wright
Indianapolis
Hog and cattle prices rise at Indianapolis livestock market
Livestock receipts total 4 000 hogs 500 cattle 700 calves 1 200 sheep at Indianapolis market. Early hogs up 20 to 30 cents with buyers paying 6 75 to 6 85 for 160 to 275 pound hogs while heavy weights go 6 65 down underweights 6 75 down sows 5 50 down. Cattle active calves strong down 8 lambs top 9 50.
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Indianapolis
Ind
KIWANITANS MEET IN BLOOMINGTON FOR LUNCHEON AND GOLF
Greencastle Kiwanians joined clubs from Bloomington Bedford Columbus Franklin Indianapolis and Terre Haute for a social gathering in Bloomington. An old fashioned fried chicken dinner was served at 6 o'clock and several internationally distinguished speakers were scheduled to address the group.
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Greencastle
Names Listed in Historical Court Case Documentation
A roster of individuals including Charles Gardner Dirks Bernard Handy Otto Lakin H B Walls R Young Lee Williams So Sudran ski Robert Stevenson O H Smith and Harold Robbins appears in the scanned legal docket text. The fragment outlines participants or signatories within a 20th century record.
Cubs May Join The Big Four Tournament
Bedford Vincennes and Martinsville High Schools notified the Washington Hatchets of a reorganization of the Big Four basketball tourney before next season. Washington is dropped due to severed athletic relations with Vincennes. Greencastle Tiger Cubs may be invited to take Washington's place. they were runners up in this spring's state basketball tournament.
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Bedford
Vincennes
Martinsville
Washington Hatchets
Washington
Greencastle
Tiger Cubs
Fincastle Resident John H Dodd Buried in Roachdale
Funeral services for John Henry Dodd who died Tuesday morning at his home two miles east of Fincastle were held today in his home with Rev. C L Airhart of Crawfordsville in charge. Burial followed in Roachdale cemetery. Dodd, born January 10 1848 in Putnam county, was married to Anna Stultz on July 22 1869. He lived his life in the community. Surviving are two sons William and Earl living at home, a daughter Mrs Lon Lockabill of near Fincastle, eight grandchildren, five great grandchildren, a sister Mrs Jane Young and a brother Green Todd of Crawfordsville.
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John Henry Dodd
Fincastle
C. L. Airhart
Crawfordsville
Roachdale
Putnam County
Anderson Dodd
Anna Stultz
William
Earl
Lon Lockabill
Jane Young
Green Todd
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H. M. Bennett
Indiana Street Road
M. A. Torr
J. H. Pitch ‘Ford
Brick Chapel
Somerset Church
Thomas Hunter
Curtis Reilly
Mr. Reilly
Lebanon
Charles Reed
Miami Fla
Isabelle Harcourt
Reed
Ross Hood
Melrose Avenue
R. W. Pence
DePauw University
Gransville, Ohio
Er. W. Baker
Farmer Rusk
WMAQ
Glenn Brown
Walcott
Indiana
Elizabeth Ann Rogers
Olive Rogers
C. F. Mathes
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Mary Florence Landes
George Landes
East Washington Street
Preparatory Music
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Houck
Alva Bryan
E. R. Bartley
United States Postal Department
Jane Farmer
Louis F. Hays
Thomas Farmer
Farmer
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First Christian Church
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Hays
Europe
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East Seminary Street
Dade Shearer
New York City
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Cunard
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Ellis Taber
Lenore Mae
R. &. Michael
L. N. Raines
Bloomington
Cloverdale High School
Indiana University
Theta Kappa Nu
Greencastle High School
Kentucky
Columbia University
Mrs. Dalby
Edward Dalby
South College Avenue
Nelson Taulman
Veronica Club
Mrs. Tarkington
Harriet Callahana
Lydia Tarkington
South Locust Street
Lula Mayhall
Elizabeth Anes
Emily Caroline Conklin
Conklin
White Cleaners
Dramatic Department of
Northwest Indiana Conference Visitors and Friends of the University
Little Theater
Axe
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Brazil
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Fla Out
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