Local residents named in Greencastle notes and events
Medical officials examined George W. Young held in the county jail for suspected insanity likely to be committed to Evansville Hospital. Many residents are mentioned visiting, traveling, or engaging in sales, church work, race car news, and local council matters.
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W. M. McGaughey
J. F. Gillespie
Stiles
Lena
George W. Young
Reelsville
Young
Evansville Hospital
Earl Klinck Found Guilty as Accessory in False Affidavit
In Indianapolis on June 12 Earl Klinck former ally of D C Stephenson Indiana's notorious felon was found guilty by a criminal court jury of being an accessory in attesting a false affidavit. The panel deliberated 11 minutes delivering the verdict at 1 25 p m Judge Thomas F E Garvin special judge said sentence would be handed down at 9 o clock tomorrow morning.
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Indianapolis
INS
Earl Klinck
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana
Thomas FE. Garvin
Hoover Named Best Fit For renomination Support
Continuation D states Hoover most closely matches Coolidge policies and should receive the Pennsylvania delegation on the first ballot. He notes Coolidge will not seek renomination and urges voting for Hoover to advance current administration policies. Mellon confirms a 79 to 0 roll call in Pennsylvania with no direct White House word.
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Coolidge
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Mellon
Butler
White House
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Masons to Hold Reception for Ralph Howard
Ralph Howard, longtime Mason and supervisor at the Indiana State farm in Putnamville, has been elected Grand Warden of the Grand Commandery of Indiana Knights Templar. A reception in his honor will be held Friday night at 8 o'clock at the Macon Temple in Greencastle, with Masons, their wives, and Eastern Star members invited. Knights Templar will attend in full uniform.
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Indiana
Putnamville
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Greencastle
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Brazil
Indianapolis
Eastern Star
Templar
Livestock Market Report from Indianapolis
The hog market was steady to 10 cents higher with hogs 170 to 300 lbs selling from 16.15 to 10.25. Packing sows brought 8.50 to 9.50. Cattle were steady to strong. steers and heifers 14 to 14.15. Wealers 15 to 15.50. Lambs fell 50 cents to 1.00, at 16.00. Fat hens sold 6.00 to 7.50.
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Indianapolis
Real Estate Transfers Across Greencastle and Surrounding Towns
Transfers involve Walton to Williams in Greencastle for a lot, Walsh to Hicks for Reachdale lots, Ewing to Frost in Madison township, Wilson to Kimel for 25 acres, Huffman to Huffman in Monroe for 2000, and multiple cemetery and residential plots sold in Forest Hill and Russellville. Other deals include Cloverdale, Bainbridge, and Cloverdale Eastern Division parcels with prices ranging from $1 to $4,000.
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E. Walton
Walter M. Williams
Greencastle
Kila Walsh
Martin Hicks
Reachdale
William Claude Ewing
Merel L. Frost
Madison Township
Thomas Wilson
Kimel Wilson
Charles W. Huffman
John Huffman
Monroe Two
Forest Hill Cemetery Co
Joseph V
Thomas II
Morris Add
Susan F. Brumfield
Mary Mullian
Russellville
Mary Mulliken
Thorne Welsh
Leslie C. Priest
Clarence Tatum
Bainbridge
Citizen’s
Forest Hill Cemetery
Ralph E. Culp
John McFarlane
Thomas J. Nixon
Elijah W. Holloway
Cloverdale
James M. Hurst
Latutia Poynter
Ella M. Kennedy
C. Edwin Jones
Frank J. Thomas
Fair Board Seeks 3300 For County Fair Expenses
Putnam County Fair Association plans a fifth annual county fair after the state fair. The finance committee estimates 3500 in total expenditures including premiums. Income will come from 1000 county council funds, catalogue ad sales, concession profits, and township donations.
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Putnam County Fair Association
Finance Committee
Harry Allan
Moore Released After Commuted Bribery Sentence
Boynton J. Moore once Indianapolis city council president is freed after Governor Ed Jackson commuted his 2 to 14 year state prison term to a $100 fine plus costs. He paid $136.85. The move aligned his penalty with other councilmen who resigned and allowed civic group selected successors.
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Indianapolis
INS
Boynton J. Moore
Ed Jackson
Moore
Wedding of Doris Leavitt and Dr Neal Davis in Green Castle
In a 4 pm ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal Church Dr Neal Davis of Baltimore wed Miss Doris Leavitt daughter of Mr and Mrs M E Leavitt of 703 South College Avenue. The double ring service featured music by Geneva Brown and a reception at the Leavitt home. The couple will reside in Springfield Ohio for the summer and then move to Baltimore for Johns Hopkins studies.
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Doris Leavitt
M. E. Leavitt
South College Avenue
Neal Davis
Baltimore
Wilbur Davis
Springfield
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
FE. R. Bartlett
DePauw University
C. Howard Taylor
Geneva Brown
A Leavitt
Miss Brown
Frances Guyman
George Zimmer
Opal Leavitt
Elizabeth Leavitt
Elizabeth Pruitt
Ardith Moore
Virginia Rariden
Davis
Farmer March Fails to Materialize at Republican Meet
Kansas City June 12 The planned march of 100000 embattled farmers to the Republican convention failed to materialize as leaders blamed Hoover propaganda and heavy farm work. Senator Nye warned of third party risk and urged support for a pro farm relief ticket. Nebraska Governor McMullen urged delaying the parade and a mass meeting was planned for tonight.
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Kansas City
William
Neal
International News Service
Hoover
Gerald Nye
South Dakota
conventJnaity
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Local Rifle Team Places Twelfth in State Shoot
The Greencastle Vigilantes rifle team finished twelfth at the State Bank Vigilantes shoot held at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis with seventy five teams competing. Members Charles Crawley Lloyd Houck and Thomas Welch. Welch ranked twelfth individually. The team’s showing came amid strong statewide competition and improved over last year’s seventh place despite tougher field.
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Greencastle Bank
State Bank
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Charles Crawley
Lloyd Houck
Thomas Welch
Welch
Elixir Promises Rapid Relief From Malaria and Toxins
An ancient remedy claims to cure malaria and quickly ease bilious headaches and dizziness from temporary constipation. It is said to purge toxins and induce copious watery evacuations, earning high esteem in traditional practice.
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