Lone Star Barbecue Big Day Invites Community Fun
SAY! CHARLES J. ARNOLD promotes a full day picnic at Lone Star Cement with hambeard fare, games, bands, balloons, and prizes. The event runs all day Wednesday June 19 inviting families and neighbors to enjoy meals and activities. A second article notes the death of Ed Fogarty a noted prison expert formerly head of Michigan City penitentiary whose motto Give every fellow a chance reflected his fair handling of criminals.
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Lone Star
Ed. Fogarty
Indiana
Ths
Mr. Fogarty
Brutal gang murder revealed in northern Wisconsin
A Chicago gang killing surfaced in the big timber country near Rhinelander Wisconsin. The victim was wired to a stake shot and burned beyond identification. Keys found near the body and the shotgun used may identify the victim. The region is known as a retreat for Chicago gangsters.
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Chicago
INS
Big Timber
Wisconsin
Rhinelander
Little Girl Dies in Accidental Poisoning Near Lebanon
The three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Michael on a farm near Lebanon died from accidental poisoning. The mother formerly Miss Thelma Burdette of Bainbridge is the daughter of Hugh Burdette. The body was taken to Bainbridge Friday for burial.
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Harold Michael
Lebanon
Thelma Burdette
Bainbridge
Hugh Burdette
Will Latta Funeral Set For Monday
Funeral services for William H. Latta 61 Indianapolis street railway attorney and DePauw graduate will be held Monday at 2 PM at Meridian Street Methodist Church Indianapolis. Interment at Maple Hill Plainfield beside his wife Carrie Hunt Latta. Latta died Wednesday night when his car was struck by a southbound Monon train near Carmel.
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William Hi. Latta
Indianapolis Street Railway
DePauw
Monon
Carmel
Meridian Street Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Salem B. Towne
Greencastle
Maple Hill Cemetery
Plainfield
Carrie Hunt
Green
Mr. Latta
Ligonier
DePauw University
Angola
John 8. Hunt
Street Railway Company
Inter-City Meet Draws Greencastle Kiwanis Crowd
Thirty members of the Greencastle Kiwanis Club attended the inter city meeting in Crawfordsville with guests from At tica Lebanon and Greencastle. Dr Earl Harper Evansville College president spoke on Trust or Traitor Which. Local musicians provided entertainment and some members played golf at Crawfordsville Country Club. The meetings aim to foster closer ties between clubs this summer.
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Greencastle Kiwanis Club
Crawfordsville
Attica
Lebanon
Greencastle
Earl Harper
Evansville College
Crawfordsville Country Club
Patrolman Shot in Evansville Tragedy
Patrolman Richard Stone, 37, lay near death in a local hospital after two bullet wounds above the heart. The injuries, described as accidental, were inflicted by Estelle Freel, 25, a widow and Stone's sweetheart, according to reports.
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Evansville
INS
Richard Stone
Estelle Freel
Stone
Congress Ready to Send Farm Relief Bill to Hoover
Congress prepared to approve a debentureless farm relief bill aligned with Hoovers policy after a two to one House victory. Reapportionment and census measures grant the president broad power while tariff and national origins recommendations fail. Senate recess likely from next week to mid August.
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William Kk. Hutchinson
I. N.S
Washington
Congress
Hoover
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Senate Finance Committee
Borah
Idaho
Harrison
Mississippi
Watson
Indiana
Robinson
Arkansas
Pigeons Sent From Newcastle Arrive In Greencastle
Ford Lucas, agent for Adams Express, released four homing pigeons yesterday, arriving from Newcastle Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. M. FE. Chastain visited relatives in Coatesville. The Red Men's Memorial service featured music by Alice Potter Hattie Daggy Ben Riley and John McGregor. Miss Anne Cannon hosts Miss Elsie Wasson of Mt. Vernon.
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Ford Lucas
Adams Express Company
Newcastle
Alice Potter
Haddie Daggy
Ben Riley
John McGregor
Anne Cannon
Elsie Wasson
Mt. Vernon
Aviators Near Goal in France Mentioned in Brief
Three men were killed and several more injured when a mighty explosion ripped Gulf Pen in Brooklyn's dry dock. Flames engulfed the ship as ambulances and fire crews rushed to the scene in June.
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New York
INS
Obin
Brooklyn
Trans Atlantic flight hopes fade as Yellow Bird nears Europe
News from June 14 reports concern for aviators who left Old Orchard, Maine, as their Yellow Bird radioed 0 miles past the Azores and was sighted 110 miles northeast of the Azores. Rumors of a forced landing remained unverified. Stormy weather and gale warnings threaten the approach to Europe with strong headwinds.
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Europe
New York
Jume 14
INS
Azores
Old Orchard
Maine
London
England
Queenstown
Lish Free State
West Atlantic Coast
Hester Accepts Position in Philadelphia
William F. Hester formerly of Greencastle and DePauw 1925 graduate has completed his PhD in chemistry at Harvard and will receive the degree at the June 20 commencement. He will join Rohm and Haas Company research staff in Philadelphia with his wife and daughter.
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William F. Hester
Greencastle
de Pauw
Harvard University
DePauw
Hester
W. M. Blanchard
R. W. Hufferd
Blanchard
Austin
Harvard
Emerson
du Pont
Philadelphia
Rohm and Haas Company
Clayton Woman Wins 5000 Dollar Writing Prize
Eloise Knox Niemeyer of Clayton Indiana captured first prize in a nationwide 10000 prize letter contest run by the National Baby Chick Campaign. Agnes Glaser of Lincoln Nebraska took second, with G G Adair of Rutledge Georgia third and Bertha Banker Baldwin City Kansas fourth. Over 40000 letters were submitted from all states and fifteen foreign countries during the six month contest.
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Eloise Knox Niemeyer
Dayton
John L. Boyd
Clayton
Indiana
Agnes Glaser
Lincoln
Nebraska
G. G. Adair
Rutledge
Georgia
Bertha Banker
Baldwin City
Kansas
Marriage License for Wallen and Murphy Pair
J B Wallen 31 supervisor St Louis Missouri and Elizabeth M Murphy 34 teacher Terre Haute Indiana obtained a marriage license.
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J. B. Wallen
St. Louis
Elizabeth M. Murphy
Terre Haute
Weather forecast: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday
Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight into Saturday with a slight warming trend on Saturday. Highs and overnight lows not specified in the readable text.
Yellow Bird Aces Atlantic Run Toward Le Bourget
A giant Paris bound monoplane named Yellow Bird carrying Armeno Lotti Jean Assolant and Rene LaFevre neared Paris after taking off from Old Orchard Beach Maine at 10 08 a m yesterday. By midafternoon reports said the craft had crossed the Azores with hopeful crowds in Le Bourget anticipating a historic landing despite uncertain weather and the lack of news from Queenstown.
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Homer H. Metz
I. N
New York
Armeno Lotti
Jean Assolant
Rene LaFevre
le Bourget
Paris
Old Orchard Beach
Azores
Armeno Lapiti
LE Bourght
France
Charles Lindbergh
Atlantic
Rene Assolant
Old Orchard
Maine
Lindbergh
Former Trustee Held for Chicken Theft
Peru Indiana June 14 George Fe Leedy former township trustee was held by police on a charge of petit larceny. He allegedly stole eight chickens from the Vernie Carruthers farm near town more than a month ago. Financial reverses were said to have unbalanced Leedy's mind.
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Peru
Ind
INS
George FE. Leedy
Vernie Carruthers Farm
Here
Leedy
Shorthorn Cattle Breeders Hold All Day Meeting and Farm Tour
The Fifth District Shorthorn Breeders Association convened for an all day meeting and tour visiting eight farms in Parke and surrounding counties. Purdue experts spoke on beef cow costs while local agents noted pasture waste and rental options. The event included a basket dinner at J T Colcfelter’s Portland Mills farm and a business talk by association leaders.
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District
Shorthorn Breeders Association
J. R. Miller
Parke County
Mr. Miller
Waldo Nevins
Geo. Lloyd's
J. B. McCabe
J. T. Colcfelter
Portland Mills
P. T. Brown
Purdue University
R. H. Stevenson
Greencastle Central National Band and Central Trust Company
Floyd Miller
Putnam County
Scott Milligan
Mr. Brown
Morton Fordice
McCabe
Purdue
Stevenson
Miller
Mr. Milligan
United Spanish War Veterans to Attend 0th Encampment in Muncie
Earl Fisk Camp No 48 members plan to attend the 0th annual encampment at the Masonic Temple in Muncie June 23 to 25 hosted by Parish Martin Camp No 21. Delegates include Jess Beemer and Tom Jones with Dr Eugene Hawkins likely attending. The program opens with a memorial service at 3:30 Sunday and features a veterans parade and a 1:50 Tuesday business meeting.
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Earl Fisk
United Spanish War Veterans
Masonic Torayle
Muncie
Martin
Veterans and Auxiliary
Big Greencastle barbecue welcomed by cement plant event
More than 8 000 people are expected at the International Cement Co. barbecue in Greencastle on Wednesday with free beef meals, giant tables, a band, plant tours, souvenirs for kids and a closing band concert. Merchants close noon hours to join the celebration.
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Greencastle
International Cement Co
Mrs. Rue Donnohue Dies in Indianapolis at 70
Mrs. Rue Donnohue aged 70 died Thursday night at her daughter Ruth Donnohue’s home in Indianapolis after six weeks of illness. A Greencastle resident, she was the widow of Captain Joseph Donnohue. Survived by three sons Charles Ralph Daniel and Ruth and four grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM from 5065 East Hanna Street with Rev. B H Bruner. burial Forest Hill Cemetery.
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Rue
Donnohue
Ruth Donnohue
Central Avenue
Indianapolis
Joseph Donnahue
Woman's Relief Corp
Charles
Ralph
Daniel
Muncie
Ruth Donnahue
East Hanna Street
B. H. Bruner
Forest Hill Cemetery
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Will Latta
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Clayton Woman
Fifth District Breeders’ Association
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