Indiana Intercollegiate Conference forms with eleven colleges
Indiana colleges including Indiana Purdue Notre Dame North Manchester Earlham and others adopt a new intercollegiate athletic conference set rules on freshman eligibility and a three season limit while Wabash withholds from the one year rule joining discussions for September entrance. Kellogg of Purdue named president with Blanchard and Bayh in senior roles.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Intercollegiate Conference
Claypool
Indiana
Purdue
Notre Dame
North Manchester
Earlham
Hanover DePauw
Butler
Franklin
American Gymnastic Union
Wabash
Ernest Wagner
Bar
H. M. Gelston
R. J. Ferguson
Hanover
Indiana College AthiMikeate Oe
Exy
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Notre
Aes
A DePevs
Fred Walk
John Minas Ray Mowe
Sa Pree Rose Poly
Earnest Wagslye
Birch Bayn
State
O. E. Sink
Muncie Normal
Larkin Wins Plainfield Street Pavement Contract
J Larkin of Coatesville was awarded the Plainfield bid for a two course concrete pavement at 000. An effort will add asphalt atop the concrete base raising the total bid to 90000. Larkin already holds street work contracts in Greencastle.
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Danville
J. Larkin
Coatesville
Plainfield
Larkin
Greencastle
Manuscript submission guidelines for Woman's Home Missions
Requirements for unsigned Bag and Baggage stories specify return of materials if requested with return postage. Enclosed sealed envelope must list writer name and address. Manuscripts typed double spaced on one side, 1500 to 2000 words. Send to Editor, Woman's Home Missions, 420 Plum Street, Cincinnati, Ohio by July first for committee review.
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Board of
Trustees
Woman’s Home Missions
Plum Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kiwanians at Crawfordsville End Rally With Baseball Win
Milton Brown of Green Castle was briefly jailed on bootlegging charges after a tip linked him to whiskey runners en route to Crawfordsville. A search found a pint bottle in his pocket, but he was later cleared. Crawfordsville beat Montgomery County Kiwanis 8 to 6 at the luncheon event.
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Milton Brown
Greencastle
Crawfordsville
Brown
Kiwanis Club
Raccoon
Walker says he has clipped the wings of DePauw athletics board
Ex Coach Fred Walker resigns after one year as DePauw director of athletics and claims the athletics board was the target. College professors Blanchard Lonedon and Sweet will work with the faculty committee to restore DePauw sports standing after Walker’s departure.
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Walker
Depauw Athletics Board
University Athletics
Fred Walker
DePauw University
Indiana Universities and Colleges
Indianapolis
Indiana Confernee
DePauw Athletic Board
H. B. Langdon
W. M. Blanchard
DePauw
Blanchard
DePauw Athletics
Greencastle
H. B. Lonedon
W. W. Sweet
Harmony and
Children’s Day at Brick Chapel Observed Sunday Evening
Brick Chapel hosts Children’s Day on Sunday June 18 at 7:30 PM with a full program by the children and church choir. Highlights include recitations songs solos duets instrumental items and a Benediction as form of praise and celebration.
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Brick Chapel
Kiwanis Dinner Brings Joy to Members and Families
Kiwanis club members and children enjoyed a Jelicious dinner at 6:30 PM in the Celleee Avenue church basement on Thuesisy evening. Earlier the local Kiwanians lost a baseball game to Crawfordsville Kiwanis Club, but the group remained cheerful and shared a plentiful spread. An impromptu program by Miss Jeanets WeWethy delighted attendees and capped a successful gathering.
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Kiwanis Club
Celleee Avenue
Kiwanians
Crawfordsville Kiwanis Club
Crawfordsvillle
Mss
Jeanet
WeWethy
Green Castle Promoters Target Putnam County Savings
A long critique warns Putnam county residents about investment schemes and "Gre n Inked Shares" while citing local figures and past choices. It laments gullibility, recalls Jacob and Esau motifs, and urges caution against promoters offering quick riches. The piece imagines alternative growth like a belt railroad and factories if promoters left the area alone.
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Putnam County
Jacob
Esau
Jacobs
John D
Denisons
Missouri
Mexico
Court House
Kansas City
Indiana opens lawfully fishing for bass and bluegill
Indianapolis June 5 Today marks the opening of lawful fishing for black bass and bluegills in Indiana public waters. Officials report thousands fished the first open season and hoping for natural reproduction, with pamphlets distributed to educate hunters and anglers about laws and seasons.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
George N. Mannfeld
Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
Mansfield
Fish and Game
Conservation Department
Mannfeld
Turkey Run Hotel Set to Open June 17
The Turkey Run State Park hotel will open to the public on Saturday June 17. The opening dedication will be by officers and employees of the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company of Indianapolis. Many locals plan to visit the new hotel during the summer months as it complements the park’s scenery.
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Shelton of
Batang
United Christian Missionary Society
Dr. Shelton
Albert Leroy Shelton
Indianapolis
Kansas
China
Battle Ground Summer School of Missions
Northwest
Indiana
Woman's Foreign Missionary and
Womans’ Home Missionary Societies
Battle Ground Camp Meeting Grounds
Battle Ground
Edith Mae Bell
W. A. Greist
Gunn
Mabel Duryea
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Turkey Run State Park
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company of
Turkey Run
Kathryn Skinner Named Honor Pupil at Greencastle High
Greencastle High School sophomore Kathryn Skinner was omitted from a published list of high school honor pupils. She earned honor status during the last six weeks of the period, the semester, and the yearly average.
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Kathryn Skinner
Greencastle High School
Miss Skinner
Trial of Fred Crousore for alleged assault on infant son
Judge Hughes will hear the assault and battery trial of Fred Crousore tomorrow morning. His wife Gladys Crousore filed the charges and he pleaded not guilty. Bond was set at $300.
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Fred Crousore
Bobby
Hughes
Gladys Crousore
Mr. Crousore
Opening Hog Prices Steady to Strong at Indianapolis Stockyards
Local stockyards opened with 6,000 hog receipts, 600 cattle, 650 calves, and 500 sheep and lambs. Hog trading was slow but prices were steady to strong, with sales at 10.80 to 10.90 and pigs at 10.90 while sows fell to 9.50. Outsiders took about 1,200 hogs as packer demand remained uncertain at 10 am. Cattle held steady, calves near steady at 89, and sheep and lambs weakened.
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Indianapolis
City Council Approves 6000 More Gallons Oil For Streets
Greencastle city council, in a called Friday meeting at noon, voted to order 6000 additional gallons of oil for street paving. With 32000 gallons already used, key arteries like Bloomington Street and West Walnut remain untreated, and officials expect the extra oil to finish the dustless streets project.
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Greencastle
Bloomington Street
West Walnut
Buick Six Touring Sold to W. W. Brothers
The Christie-Thomas Auto Sales Co reports a new Buick Six Touring sold to W. W. Brothers of this city, recording a local automobile transaction and buyer identity.
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Christie-Thomas Auto Sales Co
W. W. Brothers
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