Hoover Sees Prosperity After Slump at Indianapolis Dinner
President Hoover told 5000 diners at the Indiana Republican Editorial Association banquet in Indianapolis that prosperity will return after the current slump. He urged steadfastness in American traditions and noted the nation suffers more from frozen confidence than securities. The event followed by a reception for Hoover and Mrs. Hoover and a large Butler University faculty. He then traveled to Marion Ohio for Harding memorial dedication.
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Indianapolis
Hoover
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Manufaccturers
State Fairgrounds
Hie
America
Paul R. Hausman
Ansvelation
Charles Woodman
West Richmond
Posthumous Degree for Prof Caldwell at Colby
Colby college awarded a posthumous Doctor of Laws to Adelbert F. Caldwell late professor of English at DePauw University. Caldwell died of heart disease just before his planned trip to receive the degree, after 27 years on DePauw’s faculty under five presidents.
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Waterville
Colby College
Adelbert F. Caldwell
DePauw University
Caldwell
DePauw
Gillen to Meet Clay County Legionaires
Brazil June 16 Congressman C C Gillen will visit Brazil next Monday to confer with veterans about pension claims or other matters. James A Penman Democratic county chairman reports the communication from Gillen.
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Brazil
James A. Penman
C. C. Gillen
Weather outlook: fair tonight and warmer Wednesday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with a rise in temperatures and slightly warmer weather expected on Wednesday.
Small Boy Breaks Arm In Tree Limb Break
James Hurst eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Burl Hurst east Hanna street suffered a broken left arm yesterday when he fell from a tree near his home Both bones were broken near the wrist The boy was taken to Dr C B O'Brien who reduced the fracture The child and another boy were planning to jump from a limb of a tree when the limb broke causing the fall
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James Hurst
Burl Hurst
Hanna Street
C. B. O'Brien
Hurst
Harding Betrayal Remembered at Memorial Service
At Warren G. Harding’s tomb in Marion Ohio President Hoover lauded the former president and condemned those who betrayed him. Calvin Coolidge attended and praised Harding’s legislative record while Hoover denounced public trust breaches as the stark tragedy of Harding’s life.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Marion, O
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Jicover
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Snow
Alaska
Mr. Hoover
Warren Harding
Resolution praises DePauw and Greencastle church hospitality
At the eightieth Northwest Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Greencastle Indiana the body adopted a resolution thanking DePauw University and the Greencastle Church for hospitality. The resolution commends President G Bromley Oxnam Bishop Herbert Welch and the program committee and honors Professor Francis C. Tilden for his lecture on preaching values in literature.
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Northwest Indiana
Methodist Espicopal Church
Greencastle
DePauw University
R.crowder
J. B., Porter
A. H. Lawrence
J. E. Porter
Maple Avenue
Terre Haute
College Avenue
Greencastle Methodist Episcopal Church
Greencastle Indiana
DePauw
G. Bromley Oxhram
University
Rector Hall
Lucy Rowland Hall
Mansfield Hall
Asbury Hall
Herbert Welch
Francis C. Tilden
Young men to attend Citizens Military Training Camp
Greencastle and Putnam county youths head to Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis for a two week Citizens Military Training Camp. Seven first year enrollees are Elmer Evans Leland Sanford Raymond Call William McGaughey Paul N Wright Robert F E Lockridge and William Taylor with many more in second and third year attendance.
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Greencastle
Putnam County
Citizens
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Robert Hoffman
Elmer Evans
Greencastle Township
Leland Sanford
Gillespie Street
Raymond Call
Roachdale
William McGaughey
East
Seminary Street
Paul N. Wright
West
Judgement Asked Against J. C. Trembly
Judgement of 900 dollars is asked against J. C. Trembly of Greencastle by the Irwin Union Trust Company of Columbus in a quit filed in the Putnam circuit court here today. The complaint states Trembly signed a promissory note in September 1930 for 2095 dollars, with 650.35 dollars principal due and unpaid and 200 dollars asked as attorneys fees.
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J.C. Trembly
Greencastle
Irwin Union ‘Trust Company of
Columbus
In & Quit
Putnam
Trust Company
Trembly
Cement mill employe hurt by sacks collapse
Emmett Hurst of Lone Star Cement plant Limedale was injured when a stack of baled sacks fell on him in the packing house around 2:30 pm Tuesday. Initial fears of serious injury faded after medical exam. ligaments in his back were torn though he may be confined to home for a time. Hurst lives six miles east of town on Washington Street Road.
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Emmett Hurst
Lone Star
Limedale
Mr. Hurst
Washington Street
Farm Escape awaits arraignment in jail
Robert Patterson of Muncie is in the Putnam county jail awaiting arraignment before Judge James P. Hughes on a charge of escaping from the Indiana State Farm at Putnamville. Captain B E Arment said Patterson, serving his fourth sentence, left Monday morning and was captured in a woods near Manhattan Monday evening. He was sentenced from the Muncie city court.
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Robert Patterson
Muncie
Putnam County
James P. Hughes
Putnam
Indiana
Putnamville
BE. L. Arment
State Farm
Patterson
Penal Institution
Manhattan
Muneie
New Filter Installed At Ice Plant In Green Castle
A new filtering plant and electro zone water sterilizer have been installed at Gardner Brothers ice plant in the south part of Green Castle. The system removes bacteria impurities and chlorine from water used in Coca Cola and soda water products. The plant, installed by Air Conditioning Engineering Co. of St Louis, was put into operation today.
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Gardner Brothers Ice Plant
Greencastle
Coca-Cola
St. Louie
Lieutenant Morrissey Named Police Chief in Indianapolis
Lieutenant Michael F. Morrissey, age 34, was appointed chief of police by the board of safety to replace the late Jeremiah Kinney. The appointment comes after a thorough review, with Mayor Reginald Sullivan, praising Morrissey’s ten years in the force and his fearless, intelligent leadership. He is unmarried, lives with his parents at 1416 East Market Street, and no other department changes were announced.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Michael F. Morrissey
Board of Safety
Jeremiah FE. Kinney
Morrissey
Reginald H. Sullivan
Morrisey
Police Department
John
Katherine Morrissey
East Market Street
Safety Board
All Indiana Air Tour Reaches Bloomington For Lunch Stop
Bloomington hosts the third annual all Indiana air tour as thirty six planes land for a noontime luncheon. Indiana national guard ships join the tour with officers Major Richard F. Taylor Lieutenant Howard Maxwell and Lieutenant Matt Carpenter piloting three planes. Additional crew from Schoenfield join the flight later as the tour proceeds to Wolcott and Fort Wayne.
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Bloomington
Ind
Evansville
Indiana National Guard
Richard F. Taylor
113Th
Indiana Guard
Howard Maxwell
Matt Carpenter
309Th Observation Squadron
Schoenfield
R. FE. Whitehead
E. H. Jose
Kenneth Noble
Wolcott
Ft. Harrison
Ft. Wayne
National Guard
Sidewalks laid on north public square in Greencastle
June 15 1911 report notes the north side sidewalks of Greencastle’s public square are being laid today. Floyd Pence, son of Mr and Mrs M Pence of Roachdale, suffers a broken arm after a cherry tree fall. The Boston club holds its annual outing at W S Torr’s place. a horse show is planned in Roachdale Saturday with many awards.
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Floyd Pence
Mrs. M. Pence
Roachdale
Boston Club
W. S. Torr
Body of Miss Bicknell to Arrive Friday
Mrs. Edward Bicknell and Miss Louise Bicknell of San Diego will arrive Friday with the body of Miss Edna Bicknell who drowned on a California beach. They will reach at 1 28 p.m. on the Bir Four. Mrs. J D Sturgis of Chilcoco Oklahoma arrives Wednesday and funeral plans will be set after her arrival. she is Edna's sister.
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Edward Bicknell
Louise Bicknell
San Diego
Cal
Edna Bicknell
Bir
J. D. Sturgis
Chilcoco
Oklahoma
Sturgis
Crowd tumult injures woman at Barnett home
Mrs George Barnett aged Fox Ridge resident suffered severe facial and bodily injuries in a charivari at the Barnett home around 11 last night. Her husband was hurt as about 150 residents demanded food and cigars and tore down a fence. Dr A Evan Ayler treated them and the sheriff was notified to disperse the crowd.
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George Barnett
Fox Ridge
Barnett
Brazil
A. Evan Ayler
Play Hour Is Girl Reserve Project Here
The Girl Reserves start the play hour project Wednesday at 9 AM for children in all wards. In First ward, Miss Martha Ellen Rector and Miss Virginia Mathes lead at the school playground. Second ward leaders are Miss Carolyn Ellis and Miss Miriam Bintz. Third ward activity is hosted by Miss Dorothy Wells and Miss Leona Mae Snider. The story book hour last summer proved popular with youngsters. Jesse O H air leaves for Springfield Ohio for the Lincoln Memorial dedication with President Hoover as speaker. St Paul Baptist church officers plan a Wednesday 7:30 PM meeting to arrange Sunday school plans.
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Martha Ellen Rector
Charles Rector
Virginia Mathes
C. PF. Mathes
Carolyn Ellis
Heber Ellis
Miriam Bintz
Jack Bintz
Third Ward
Dorothy Wells
Harry Wells
Leona Mae Snider
L. T. Snider
Machinery Sabotage Fears Halt Work on State Road 36
State police and county officials from Vermillion Parke and Putnam counties guarded road machinery after threats by disgruntled workers in a bridge building gang near Clinton Montezuma. Putnam vigilantes guarded gear while Parke and Putnam sheriffs reported no trouble. wages dispute sparked the warning.
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Putnam County
Vermillion County
Bryan
Vermillion
Parke
Putnam Counties
Alva Bryan
Edward Eiteljorge
Parke County
Rockville
Clinton
Monteauma
Sherif Alva Bryan
Andrew BB
Durham
Greencastle
State Sunday School Convention Opens in Muncie
Seven thousand people attend the opening of the Indiana Sunday school convention in Muncie with 5,000 visitors from out of town. The meetings run through Thursday at the public schools field house seating 10,000. J Raymond Schultz of Manchester presides at all general sessions as the theme A Christian World Through a Sharing Church guides the gathering.
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Muncie
Ind
Public Schools Field House
Indiana
Sunday School Association
J. Raymond Schultz
Manchester
Indiana Council of Religious Education
Seventy Enter Annual Library Treasure Hunt
Seventy boys and girls have entered Greencastle public library annual treasure hunt led by Mrs. Fred Thomas. The four year old program directs summer reading with reports on books chosen by Indiana University and diplomas awarded to those completing the course. Enrollment began Monday and remains open.
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Greencastle
Thomas
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Marion
Prof
Gillen
Clay County Legionaires
Ohio
Coolidge
City and Depauw
Porter
Tilden, Bundy and
Hildebrand
Meet
J. C. Trembly
Michael Morrissey
Jeremiah A. Kinney
Mr. Kinney
Herbert Fletcher
The
Tma Mberald BO Yoare
Miss Bicknell
Ward School
Jesse O'Hair
Ora O’hair
Springfield
Lincoln Memorial
President Hoover
St. Paul Baptist Church
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