Local Notables and Events Roundup in Putnam County News
Long list of social updates from Limedale to Greencastle including births and hospital recoveries. Notes on Mrs. Killough visiting, Bausman at University of Colorado, Carol Moore injured on the job, and summer sessions in theology. Graduation witness, lodge meeting, Elks social, and legal notices accompany church and school figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bausman
Boulder
Colo
Bausman
University of Colorado
Greencastle
Carol Moore
Moore Electric Shop
O. & L. Stone
Moore
Tie Rey
Will H. Wylie
Columbus
Indiana University
Wylie
Blomington World
Collage Avenue Methodist Church
Green Castle
van Denman Thompson
South Locust Street
Putnam County Hospital
W. H. Wheeler
Mabel
Paul Shideler
Fannie Shideler
J. G. Moore
Capitol Avenue M. KE
DePauw University
Delta Delta Delta
Indianapolis News
Walalia Louise Bohon
Louisville
Jesse A. Steele
Jennie Steele
Chestnut Street
St. Bertrand Catholic
Steele
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Culver Academy
Chicago
University of Chicago
Culver
University of Louisville
J. M. Atherton High School For Girls
The Dog as Living Invention and Diet Guide
The Chappel Kennel Foundation likens dogs to intricate machines, surpassing many man made inventions in heart brain and limbs. It warns kindness can harm dogs by overfeeding and urges a meat based diet with a balanced kennel ration and occasional biscuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappel Kennel Foundation
Rockford
Empire State Building
New York City
Foundation
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Kauble's Fresh Fish Advertises Haddock and Catfish
Kauble's offers fresh fish with dressed catfish at a low price of two pounds per ingle or pound and fillet haddock at 15 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauble
Livestock Receipts and Prices From Indianapolis Market
Hogs totaling 4000 head, cattle 900, calves 600, and sheep 900 were received at Indianapolis. Early hog prices rose about 85 percent with general sales of 140 and 275 pound hogs at 7.40 to 7.50 per hundredweight, underweights 730 down, sows 6 down. Cattle sold slowly with prices mostly in buyers favor, calves down 8, sheep steady, lambs weak with best at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Stoner Speaks on Insurance at Green Castle Rotary
Simpson Stoner of the First National Bank was the speaker at the Green Castle Rotary Club annual dinner session at Greencastle Country Club. He discussed Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoner
Simpson Stoner
First National Bank
Greencastle
Three Arrested for Swindling Workman
Gladys Smith Walter Smith and Betty Madnock all of Fort Wayne are in custody in South Bend on charges of running a confidence game that bilked Nasir Naume of 10000. A fourth gang member is at large and believed to hold the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Gladys Smith
Walter Smith
Betty Madnock
Ft. Wayne
Nasir Naume
Liberty
Nauwme
South Bend Gang Member Missing After Bank Cash Transfer
A man withdrew funds from two Fort Wayne banks and delivered the money to a gang member who is now missing in South Bend, authorities report. The case centers on the whereabouts of the money and the associate involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne Banks
South Bend
Cook-Away 4-H Club Holds Tuesday Meeting
The Cook-Away 4-H club met Tuesday afternoon in the domestic science room at the vocational educational building. Eight members attended the business meeting followed by supervised games. Charlotte Etter was hostess to ABC 4-H club with six members present and a social hour after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vovcational-Educational
Charlotte Etter
Domestic Science Club
J. H. Pitchford
A. Hazelett
Taxes collected in Putnam County for spring 1031 installment
Figures from the Putnam county treasurer show 452,708.26 dollars in spring 1031 taxes collected as of June 1. Township totals include Jackson 18,652.95, Franklin 27,025.00, Roachdale 15,846.65, Russell 19,732.53, Greencastle city 93,025.81, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County Treasurer's Office
Jackson
Franklin
Roachdale
Russell
Russellville
Clinton
Monroe
Bainbridge Town
Floyd
Marion
Greencastle
Greencastle City
Madison
Washington
Warren
Jefferson
Cloverdale
Cloverdale Town
Religious education council session in Muncie June 1947
The Indiana Council of Religious Education held its annual convention in Muncie led by Raymond Schutz of Manchester College. Speakers warned against unbelief, urged stronger religious education, and stressed religion as essential to democracy and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Raymond Schutz
Manchester College
Indiana Council of Religious Education
Harry Richer
Peru
Dr Schutz
Lemuel A. Pittinger
Ball State Teacher's College
Russia
Society notes detail D A R officers and club activities
Mrs Sherman installed as Regent of the D A R with officers including Beryl O H air Allen and Harriet Askew. Committee lists cover programs publicity flags education and memorial events. Other items report Tri Kappa, Domestic Science Club picnics, a marriage announces, and club meetings at the Studio Tea shop and local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Frances Walker Ruark
William Card
Brazil
Catherine L. Sherman
Beryl O’hair Allen
Harriett Askew
Anne Carlisle Porter
Mary E. Shearer
Nelle Mathes Cook
Florence Evens
Mary Denny
Sara Bridges
Ethel Yuncker
Grace Farrow
Frank Wallace
Grace Browning
Minnie Williams
Edith Browning
Kenneth E. West
Helen Lucas
Carrie Pierce
Girl Homemakers
Frances Walker
Frances Rector
Heber Ellis
Helen Brothers
Anna Evans
Zelma Suppensatz
Charles Sutherlin
W. O. Timmons
F. A. Yeager
W. R. Hutcheson
Harriett Callahan
H. M. Monnett
Alice Thomas
Ellis Island
A. A. Brothers
Belle Carver
George Landes
Elmer Sellers
Wallace Long
FE. P. Light
Charles Zeis
Lenore Alspaugh
Emily Beckwith
Jessie Hawkins
Mary E. Peck
W. L. Denman
Wilhelmina Lank
Lottie Jones
L. D. Snider
Jane Farmer Hays
Connie Lee and Tom Evans Weave a Love Triangle
Connie, secretary to William Yates, loves Tom Evans, who loves Vivian Marek, a gold-digger. Tom prepares to tell Connie but hides the truth. Connie brings Tom letters from a past affair, then destroys them in the hearth. Vivian appears as the scene ends with a cliffhanger, To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Lee
William Yates
Yates and Company
Tom Evans
Tom
Connie
Vivian Marek
Park Avenue
Vivian March
Aga
Vivian
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. F. Cannon & Co
Harry Sanford
Limedale
SK. P. Mullins
J. J. Killough
St. Charles
Lil
Charles J. Arnold
Northwood
Mrs. Killough
Mr. Arnold
E.R. Bartley
Mintia Mae
Ashland
Bartley
Tri-State Postmasters Association
Indiana
D. BE. Denny
Roy Hillis
Eugene Chenoweth
Lake Wawasee
Crescent Rebekah Lodge
Ruth Fry
Frank Riley
Sam Brown
The
Elks Club
John Dietrich
Christine Dietrich
Loveland
Rome Dietrich
John Haspel
South Jackson Street
Montezuma
Ralph Johnston
Paul Sinclair
Fillmore
Kenneth Todd
Bedford
J. C. Penney
Fred Todd
East Washington Street
Marjorie Call
Call
theCulver Hospital
Crawfordsville
Miss Call
DePauw
Marie Zaharakas
Putnam County Recorder
Mae Eggers
James P. Hughes
Putnam Circuit Court
Spencer
E. Rauh and Sons Fertilizer Company
Homer Stavins
Emmett Hurst
Lone Star Cement Company
Otto F. Lakin
Clement C. Hurst
Lakin
William ePttyjohn
Putnamville
Duffy
Terre Haute
Moonlite
Roscoe Hurst, Mgr
Bernard C. Hughes
Porearn
Chappell Kennel Foundation
AL BC
Council OF Religious Education
Society
Tri Kappa
Tucker
C. Tucker
W. W. Tucker
Domestic
DePauw Coed
Coterie Club
Ivan Ruark
Mrs. Cannon
Frank Cannon
Business Women's Club
Tnight
Business and Professional Women's Club
Studio
Mason’s Radio and Electric Shop
Richmond
Montmorency
R. A. Ogg
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Europe
Orient
America
Arculus
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Crescent Rebekah
Court House
Eully
Edge E. Pinkham
Zelma Bollinger
R. R. No
Box 15
Sedgewickville
Missouri
Breattea
Betty Bronson
Jack Mulhall
Constance Cummings
Columbia Pictures
Constance Cummage
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