Greencastle Roundup of Visitors and Local News
Mrs. Sarah O Neal of Coatesville spent the day in Greencastle. Miss Elizabeth Cunningham attended commencement at State Teachers College Terre Haute. The Greencastle post office received 30 000 two cent stamps marking the Red Cross 1881 founding. An escape from the Indiana state Farm at Putnamville is charged against John Lewis. In Frazer v Frazer, Judge James Hughes ordered real estate sold at public auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah O'Neal of
Coatesville
Greencastle
Elizabeth Cunningham
State Teachers’ College
Terre Haute
Gladys Sutherlin
Russellville News
Red Cross
Putnamville
John Lewis
Dearborn County
Ralph Howard
Penal Institution
Putnam
Lewis
Dearborn
Frazier
James [. Hughes
Putnam Circuit Court
Farm Bureau Quartets in State Contest
Rural singers show steady interest as Indiana Farm Bureau supports male quartets competing at the state fair in Indianapolis. Contests award five hundred dollars in prizes funded by the State Board of Agriculture, reflecting perseverance and regional talent despite economic hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
State Board of Agriculture
Indiana Farm Bureau To Award Imitorg Musical Quartets
Imogey will be awarded during the state fair September 5 to 12. The Indiana Farm Bureau Social and Educational departments promote male quartets in townships and counties. county eliminations occur about four weeks before the state fair to decide two class winners to enter the state event. Class A includes singers up to age 26 and Class B ages 25 and over. State contest features ten districts with preliminary events over five days, and final judging on September 11 for champions in each class. Prizes are 100 80 and 70 dollars. Champions perform at the Indiana Farm Bureau convention in November in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogey
Indiana Farm Bureau
Farm Bureaus
State Federation of Music Clubs
Indianapolis
Meyer Kiser bank mixup goes to higher court
Indiana supreme court intervened with a writ of prohibition halting a receivership petition against the Meyer Kiser bank. The writ bars Judge Thomas D. McGee from hearing arguments in superior court two. A hearing before the supreme court set for Wednesday will determine if depositors can compel state action despite bank liquidation steps and banking department approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Supreme Court
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Thomas D. McGee
Superior Court
Supreme Court
State Banking Department
Annual Air Tour to Start Monday in Indiana
The third annual Indiana air tour launches Monday from Mars Hill airport with 25 to 30 planes visiting 12 cities. Lt. Stanton T. Smith pilots the advance ship with Herbert O. Fisher as assistant tour director, while a Red Cross training plane closes the day.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Whitehead
Aviation Medical Exan
Inet
Department of Commerce
Kendall Refining Company
Bow Dake
Hendricks County Home Director 18 Under Fire
Ouster proceedings filed against Walker McClain superintendent of Hendricks county home. Allegations claim he let non inmates take butter eggs and farm produce and gave clothing meant for inmates to outsiders. Charges sworn by Flora and Rollo Jenkins, former home employees. McClain denies the accusations and says the Jennkins were disgruntled after dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ind
Hendricks County
Walker McClain
Flora Jenkins
Rollo Jenkins
McClain
Flora
Akers Gets Trial On Card Farm
Danville Illinois June 13 Robert Akers pitcher for three years with Central Normal college baseball team will travel to Danville for a Tuesday tryout with the Three I circuit.
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Akers
Card “Farm
Danville
Ind
Robert Akers
Central Normal
Danville, Ill
Central Normal graduate among early baseball tryouts
In St. Louis Cardinal farm system circles one former Central Normal student received a professional tryout. Vic Aldridge, later a star pitcher for Chicago and Pittsburgh in the National League, is noted as the sole other Central Normal graduate to reach pro baseball level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Cardinals
Central Normal
Vic Aldridge
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Capone Bonds Stand On Tax and Contempt Appeals
The judge kept Capone’s $50,000 income tax bond and $5,000 contempt bond in place while co-defendants face bonds from $2,500 to $10,000. All face up to two years in prison and a $10,000 fine if convicted. A liquor conspiracy showdown neared as Capone’s income tax hearing was scheduled for Tuesday.
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Capone
Chicago Tribune
Johnson
Dancing Pupils Give Revue Here in Greencastle
Greencastle residents witnessed The Juvenile Show of Shows staged Friday night at Greencastle high school auditorium. Miss Ivonelle Jones of Martinsville directed pupils from Greencastle and Martinsville in the program.
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Greencastle
Ivonelle Jones
Martinsville
Greencastle High School
Best Dog Breeds for Home Companions and Guards
The Chappel Kenigel Foundation recommends choosing a purebred dog based on personal appeal and home needs. Examples include Boston Terrier for practicality, German Shepherd as a vigilant guardian, Collie as a devoted companion, Setter for activity, and Pekingese for affectionate companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappel Kenigel Foundation
Rockford
Illinois
Foundation
Safety trophy honors cement plant’s accident prevention
Prof. F C Tilden of DePauw University spoke at the ceremony praising safety training as habit forming. Local officials, company leaders including William Moeller and G E Pierson, and Mayor Denman lauded the effort as 43 trophies nationwide are dedicated or re-dedicated, noting cement mills have become among the safest workplaces. The event closed with the National Anthem and was attended by employees, families, and guests. Music by The Hoosier Four.
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F. C. Tilden
DePauw University
Prof. Tilden
Jhig
Safety Committee
National Association
Tilden
William Moeller
Struckmann
New York
Moeller
G. E. Pierson
Indianapolis
Denman
Greencastle
Hoosier Four
Livestock Receipts and Hog Prices at Local Market
Hog prices were steady early with general sales $7.25 to $7.35 and lighter weights $7.15. Heavyweights and sows were down $0.10, cattle unchanged, calves $8 lower, and sheep weak with best lambs around $9.00. Receipts included hogs 2 500 cattle 100 calves 150 sheep 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Former Greencastle Woman To Present Pupils in Recital
Mrs. Joe Kettery of Indianapolis will present her dramatic pupils in a recital set for Sunday afternoon at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude McLean. The event will unfold in a natural amphitheater among beech trees with a picnic at 6:30 and cabaret features by Kettery’s daughter and James Westover. About a hundred guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kettery
Indianapolis
M. Sylvester Miller
South College Avenue
Claude McLean
Porter County Bar backs Judge Crumpacker in gin orgy murder case
The Porter County Bar Association adopted a resolution praising Judge Grant Crumpacker of Kirtland for honesty fairness and ability in the gin orgy murder trial. It deplored criticism of the judge’s finaling and noted factors beyond the court's control influenced the light sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Ind
Porter County Bar Association
Grant Crumpacker
Kirkland
Miss Marjorie Lower to interview for piano study
Miss Marjorie Lower will be in her studio all day Monday to interview people interested in piano study for the summer term using Mel ody Way methods or private instruction. For inquiries call 760 L Ady.
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Marjorie Lower
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Kalamazoo
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Culver Academy
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Chestnut Street
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Hoopeston
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Fred E. Snively
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Bloom
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South Bend
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