Fraternity Drives After Commencement at DePauw
Four DePauw fraternities plan post commencement drives to local sites. Delta U visits Turkey Run, Phi Psi to Eel River Falls, Delta Tau to Turkey Run, and Beta to the Shades with later dinner in Marshall. Alumni join and the tradition draws large student turnout.
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Depauw
Delta U
Delta Tau
PHI Fsi
Beta’s
Snowea 3
Buyyne Sup & Ayear
Greencastle
Eel River Falls
Shades of Death
Turkey Run
Blue Bluffs
Delta U's
Phi Psi’s
Delta Tau’s
Shades
The
Marshall
Lynching Probe Ordered After Mob Attack in Duluth
Immediate county investigation will probe the lynching of three Black men who were seized and taken into a police station by a mob. Four district judges signed a warrant to convene a special grand jury to inquire into grave public offenses recently committed. The Old Field museum in Jackson Park will be wrecked for tennis courts, with park officials saying repairs would cost millions.
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Puluth
Minn
District Court
Court House
Chicago
Old Field Museum
Jackson Park
Park Commissioners
Hog Receipts 9000 Prices Hold Steady
Indianapolis hog receipts total 9000 with cattle 1500 calves 800 sheep 300. Hog market opened steady with sales near 315.50 and top mark 15.60. Pies sold at 14.00 as locals bought 2500 while outsiders 4000. Cattle showed a weaker tendency Galveston’s 10c lower. sheep steady to weak.
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Indianapolis
Marshall greets Coolidge with sympathy message
Boston June 16 Vice President Marshall sent Governor Calvin Coolidge a message of sincere sympathy rather than congratulations. The note addressed Coolidge as the Republican nominee, conveying concern and support amid his possible succession.
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Boston
Mass
United States
Marshall
Calvin Coolidge
War Department assigns 6000 motors to national guard
Washington June 17 The War Department issued orders setting aside more than 5 000 motor vehicles for the national guard Distribution will be supervised by the motor transport corps with militia bureau approval It includes 824 autos 4052 trucks forty tank trucks 1952 sommery 1280 bicycles and 1060 trailers
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Washington
War Department
National Guard
Motor Transport Corps
Militia Bureau
AZARENES TO HOLD MISSIONARY CONVENTION
A three day missionary convention begins at the Nazarene church Friday at 10 00 oclock Delegates from Indiana District missionary auxiliary societies attend The event aims to be devotional spiritual and educational Mrs Roy G Codding will be principal speaker with India mission experience The program covers Friday devotional reports papers and discussions led by local and visiting members The occasion invites participation from other church faiths
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Nazarene
Misionary
Indiana
Ional
Roy G. Codding
Guy C. McHenry
Lida Brandyberry
Woman's Misionary Society
Tucker
Bertha Fox
Sony Service
India
Phi Psi Fraternity
Eel River Falls
Carroll MacMillan
Arthur Loring
Kalamazoo
Mich
G. W. Bence
Loring
Edna Bence
W. A. Beemer
George
Lafayette
Olga Lehman
Urbana
Ill
Eva Bence
W. L. Bailey
Bedford
Greencastle
Fay Hamilton
Bailey
Hamilton
Baptist Misionary Society
Andrew Sweeney
DePauw Summer School Opens Today
This morning enrollment for the DePauw Summer session began in the registrar's office. Dean Gougy predicts strong attendance with courses in biology education English composition and literature history public speaking Spanish and music. The term length is cut from twelve to six weeks to match student attendance patterns.
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DePauw
Dean Gougy
Hess
Smythe
Pence
Sweet
Dean Gough
Nichols
State Board of Education
Miss Ruth Case Weds William H Wilson at Roachdale
Miss Ruth Case daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Case Roachdale and a DePauw music graduate wed William Henry Wilson a prominent Roachdale farmer at the Christian church parsonage Rev Levi Marshall officiating They left for a honeymoon in northern Indiana near the lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Ruth Case
J. J. Case
Roachdale
DePauw School of Music
William Henry Wilson
Christian Church
Levi Marshall
Indiana
Lakes
Cement by Truck Moves Cement to Cincinnati
Freight service delays keep cement from the local plant shipping farther. Two large trucks arrived from Cincinnati and were loaded here. Oscar Cosner of Chicago is visiting Greencastle, planning a week long stay with his parents.
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Cincinnati
Oscar Cosner
Chicago
Greencastle
Republican fails warn of state finances in Indiana probe
An editorial criticizes Republicans for mismanaging Indiana finances under Governor Goodrich and a Republican Legislature. It argues for restraint in campaign rhetoric, cites tax policy flaws, and notes a need for a special session to fund state institutions. Local mention includes Mr. and Mrs. Harry Couchman visiting Thorntown.
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Goodrich
Tax Commission
Republican State Convention
Indiana
Lowden
Illinois
Rites for Mrs Adams Held at Seminary Street Home
Funeral rites for Dorothy Arnold Adams were held at her Seminary Street home with Dr. Gobin officiating. The service reused the Arnold family service for Mrs Adams father and featured the song I hear you calling sung by Mrs George Christie. Theta sisters and college friends acted as flower girls and a large gathering from near and far attended the simple ceremony.
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Joseph James Adams
Seminary Street
Dr. Gobin
Adams
F. A. Arnold
George Christie
Theta
Dorothy Arnold Adams
Reuniting Armenian Families in Asia Minor Aid Efforts
The American Committee for Relief coordinates monthly reunions of Armenian families scattered by four years of deportations across Asia Minor with headquarters in Constantinople. A living history of hardship follows refugees as Levon Shamlin and relatives reconnect after Turkish and Kurdish cruelty and hunger. Lists of orphans are printed in Armenian papers to locate homes in Armenia and America. The committee reports nearly 20,000 orphans in the Constantinople district and about twice that in the Betrot area awaiting placement.
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Constantinople
Maat
Asia’ Minor
Leven Shamiian
Yong Armenias O
Boltikeshiv
Boltikeshiv, Recently Located This Nietern
Cerough
Levoun Shamlin
Levon
Sevaneush
Auer Lean
Atniab
Armenia
America
Betrut
Louisiana Legislature Rejects Federal Suffrage Resolutions
In Baton Rouge on June 15 the Louisiana House defeated the Federal ratification resolution 67 to 44 and then, in quick order, adopted a resolution opposing Federal Suffrage by 60 to 39. Local impacts on national suffrage efforts are noted as the last hope appears to be closed.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
House
Sympathy From Greencastle Rotary for Mrs Dorothy Arnold Adama
The Greencastle Rotary Club extends heartfelt sympathy to Mrs Dorothy Arnold Adama in her bereavement. The notice lists relatives and out of town mourners at the funeral of Mrs J J Adams and notes contractors expressing interest in bids for Cloverdale High School construction to be opened next Tuesday.
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C. J. Arnold
Greencastle Rotary Cin
Dorothy Arnold Adama
C. Gillen
Frank Wallace
Cloverdale
Indianapolis note on H Foster Clippinger return
H Foster Clippinger returns to Indianapolis after commencement. He attended the Athletic Board Meeting on Tuesday. Major Stanley Scott, visiting Rev and Mrs H C Clippinger, has gone to Boston to reside permanently. Mrs Scott and her husband will extend their visit with her parents.
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H. Foster Clippinger
Indianapolis
Athletic Board
Major Stanley Scott
Cow Kick Fatalities Strike Pioneer Widow in Indiana
In Lawrenceburg Indiana Mrs Mary Jane Ehlers seventy eight widow of a pioneer farmer died after a cow kicked during milking. The impact fractured her skull on a concrete floor at her son's home.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Mary Jane Ehlers
Ehlers
Miss Mabel Long and Jack Huckiviy to Attend Chicago Wedding
Miss Mabel Long of Knightsville and Jack Huckiviy of Greencastle will leave the city later this week for Chicago to attend the wedding of Miss Marie Huskeviy at St Marys Church Sunday morning. The pair will be guests of friends in Chicago for a few days.
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Mabel Long
Knightsville
Jack Huckiviy
Greencastle
Chicago
Ill
Marie Huskeviy
St. Mary’s Church
Miss Long
Mr. Husking
Brazil
Opera House Faced Rapid Ground Floor Relocation
Work on the Opera House being moved to the ground floor was pushed with speed today as interior work nears completion. The front is being torn out in preparation for installing a new façade.
Local Social Roundup From Malta and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Alva Wright and son Tommy visited the Newmans and neighbors last Sunday. Floyd Davis of Coatesville visited Merle Wright. Marie Campbell was injured when an auto struck a buggy near Coatesville. she sprained an arm and the buggy was damaged. Mrs Alberta Nichols visited in Coatesville with Mrs Ott Lisby. Miss Lacey Garrett and Mary Shuck spent Saturday in Greencastle. People attended the U S convention at Fillmore. Maria Campbell’s household hosted Ransom and Allen Lawson Monday. Fred Fisher and Naomi of near Putnamville visited Marie Campbell Sunday. Mrs Wilk Shock aired in Fillmore Saturday afternoon. Ida Day visited Walter Wright on Saturday. Guy Elwell returned to Atchison Kansas after a class of 1910 reunion Wednesday.
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Floyd Davis
Coatesville
Merle Wright
Marie Campbell
Alberta Nichols
Ott Lisby
Lacey Garrett
Mary Shuck
Greencastle
Fillmore
Ransom
Little Allen Lawson
Maria Campbell
Fred Fisher
Naomi
Putnamville
Wilk Shock
Theodore Crawley in Chicago on business
Theodore Crawley travels to Chicago on business. The note records his activity and location without further details.
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Theodore Crawley
Chicago
Fd Tage
DePauw to Build New Athletic Field and Track
DePauw announces a new seven and a half acre athletic field with plans to grade and lay out a track for next year. A football field and adequate track are hoped for by fall opening. a movable stand will be used this year while a concrete grandstand is postponed until designs prove best.
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DePauw
Village Notes on Visits and Local Events in Liberty
Residents from Liberty and nearby areas share weekend visits and church attendance. Ellen Skelton, Mex. L. W. Wehrmeyer, Mary Shroer, Mary Dierdorf, and many others are listed with relatives and friends in Relsville, Tere Haute, Poland, Cento Point, and Greenwood Ohio. Uncle Tom's Cabin is showing in Poland, and a funeral procession for Mrs. Mary Rubeeck drew several local families to the Reform church.
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Ellen Skelton
Dinner at Bethel precedes village gatherings in Corn Stalk Valley
William Newman and wife and Oran Buis and wife dined with Mrs. Laura Reed of Stilesville. A large crowd attended the children exercises at Bethel Sunday evening. Mrs. Hazel Burgess visited her mother Minnie Ruis Mander. Miss Teoma Sarith spent Sunday night with Miss Generva Carter. Homer Slavens and family of Putnamville visited William Newman’s family. Roy Buis and family visited Mrs. Sallie Reed Sunday. Elisha McAninch and Earnest Kersey called on Amo residents Sunday afternoon.
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Bethel
Hazel Burgess
Minnie Ruis Mander
Teoma Sarith Spi
Generva Carter
Homer Slavens
Putnamville
Oran Buis
William Newman
Roy Buis
Sallie Reed
Elisha McAninch
Earnest Kersey
Amo
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Coolidge
Azarenes
Ol John B. Thrift, Sr
Ruth Case
Harry Couchman
Thorntown
H. E. Burkhalter and
Mrs. Adams
Victor Raphael
Glenn Brown
J. J. Adams
Kathleen Adams
Champaign
Wylie Adams
Cleveland
Ohio
James D. Bulloes
Rockport
Tiana
J. D. Adams
J. W Adams
Frank M. Adams
J. Edgar Adams
Mabel Adams
Letha Adams
Rockville
Dave Hicks
Stuttgart
Arkansas
W. S. Littlington
Kansas City
Fred Poles
Opera House
Malta
Alva Wright
Tommy
Leace Newman
Garrett
Will Shucks
Ida Day
Walter Wright
Guy Elwell
Atchinson
Kansas
Phawhyveewat OR
Ania
Liberty
Mary Shroer
Poland
J. H. Hemphill
Mary Dierdorf
Cento Point
Annie Kortepeter
B. Mustard
James Mustard
Henry Lash
Ashboro
Henry Keiser
Annie Hemphill
Greenwood
Mary Rubeeck
Reform Church
R. B. Mustard
Gertrude
O. L. Keiser
Wilhelminia
Alice
Effie Murburger
Lewis Kortepeter
Thomas Tribble
Corn Stalk Valley
Laura Reed
Stilesville
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