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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1929

Page

4

Student Hurt In Accident Near Monon Crossing

Howard Twomley a DePauw student suffered a cut artery and multiple cuts when his Ford overturned south of Monon cross ing on the Manhattan road en route to Lone Star Cement Co plant. Dr W M Mc Gaughey treated him. He had planned summer work but stayed in Greencastle. He is from La Grange Illinois.

Howard Twomley DePauw Ford Monon Manhattan Lone Star Cement Co W. M. McGaughey Twomley Greencastle la Grange Ill

Arguments End in Abbott Claim Suit at Vincennes

Final arguments concluded in Vincennes Ind in the suit by Willian Abbott of Spencer to establish a $60 000 preferred claim against the receiver of Citizens Trust Company of Sullivan The case drew a large Sullivan audience as Judge W F Calverley pondered a ruling Charles Henderson attorney for Abbott urged identification of a paper receipt James M Lang former president of the trust company allegedly gave to Abbott in exchange for $60 000 in Liberty bonds Charles Bedwell Sullivan chief attorney for the receiver argued that the claim requires tracing the special account into the receiver and noted the bonds were never shown to be in the receiver s possession

Vincennes Ind Willian Abbott Spencer Citizens Trust Company of Sullivan W. F. Calverley Charles Henderson Indianapolis Abbott James M. Lang Trust Company Liberty Charles Bedwell

Two Boys Held Over Near Wreck of Vandalia Freight

Sewell Tague 15 and Richard Baker 12 are jailed in Montgomery county on serious charges after almost derailing a Vandalia freight near Crawfordsville. They boarded a 92-car train at Waveland, pulled an airbrake rod, causing a near stop. police found them on Grant Avenue. Railroad detectives to file juvenile charges.

Sewell Tague Richard Baker Montgomery County Crawfordsville North Grant Levine North Washington Street Otto Beiderstedt Jesse Bennett Waveland South Grant Avenue Detroit

Must Keep Children While Wife Works

Evansville Indiana June 17 A court order requires Charles Mauzey to stay home and care for the couple’s children while Mary Mauzey earns a living. The husband argued he could not work but pledged willingness to provide care if needed. The judge warned that non support could lead to his removal.

Evansville Ind Charles Mauzey Mary

Minister Jesse Lacklen Injured in Ford Top Accident

Dr. Jesse Lacklen district superintendent of the Methodist church at Billings Montana injured Monday afternoon in Greencastle while lowering a Ford car top. He caught the second and third fingers of his right hand between the top supports and almost pinched them off. Dr W M McGaughey treated the wound and he stayed at the county hospital Monday and Tuesday night before leaving for Louisville. Lacklen and his brother were en route to Louisville for the National Lions club convention and paused in Greencastle briefly.

Jesse Lacklen Methodist Billings Montana Greencastle W. M. McGaughey Louisville

Five De Pauw Teachers Plan Summer Abroad

At least five DePauw faculty members will study abroad this summer. Named are Lucy T. Bowen Elsa Lesser Jarvis C. Davis Louis H. Dirks A F Caldwell Katherine Alvord with Alvord taking a year leave to travel around the world beginning in October. Margaret Leahy enrolls in the University of Chicago summer session in sociology. Mrs. William H. Huggard will replace Leahy.

DePauw Lucy T. Bowen Elsa Lesser Jarvis C. Davis Louis H. Dirks A. F. Caldwell Katherine $. Alvord De“Pauw Gaylordsville University China Margaret Leahy Peru Ind University of Chicago William H. Huggard Miss Leahy

Earthquake Dead in New Zealand Rises to Ten

The toll from the New Zealand quake reached ten as of today with more casualties anticipated once communications are restored. The disaster is described as the worst in the nation’s history, with massive property damage and widespread destruction of homes and buildings. Airplanes assist in relief efforts.

INS New Zealand

New Albany Officer Suspended Over Promiscuous Shooting

Motorcycle Patrolman John Flynn was suspended pending a hearing after firing five shots at an automobile driven by John Lee Manus and occupied by J. D. Roberts near New Albany Indiana. Manus filed a charge of promiscuous shooting against Flynn. He said he chased the youths for over a mile before he opened fire at the city limits.

New Albany Ind INS John Flynn John Lee Manus J. D. Roberts Floyd Knobs Here Manus Flynn

Estelle Taylor Stars in Where East is East at the Voncastle

Estelle Taylor wife of Jack Dempsey appears in the MGM drama Where East is East at the Voncastle Theatre. Lon Chaney leads in a vivid Siamese jungle tale with Lupe Velez Lloyd Hughes and Mrs Wong Wing in supporting roles. Tod Browning directs and wrote the story.

Estelle Taylor Jack Dempsey Lon Chaney Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Voncastle Miss Taylor Lupe Velez Lloyd Hughes Wong Wing Tod Browning Chaney

Summer School of Theology to Close Friday

The Indiana Conference School at DePauw university opened June 10 with 70 minister students and 18 faculty. Classes end June 21 with undergraduate and two graduate courses, lectures by Longacre and Shake, and daily pastoral clinics plus banquets. Faculty list includes F. E. Schmeidher and J. W. McFall among others.

Indiana DePauw University United States Methodist Episcopal Church Commission On Lindsay B. Longacre Iliff School of Theology Denver Jeremiah Edwin F. Shake W. G. Seaman DePauw First Church Gary Ind Merle N. English Oak Park Methodist Church Chicago Indiana Conference School W. B. Farmer Indianapolis C. S. Black Bedford W. C. Patrick New Albany FE. F. Schmeidher Bloomington W. R. Ashby Cameron W. H. Wylie Columbus E. A Robertson Patoka L. T. Freeland Shelbyville S. J. Cross Jeffersonville E. H. Omohundra Huntingburg W. E. Brown Franklin C. R. Stout Madison J. W. McFall W. T. Jones E. W. Dunlavy J. B. Rosemargy J. F. Jenner J. G. Moore

Purdue University commencement followed by local visits

Putnamville Miss Virginia Watson of Lafontaine spent part of last week with Esther Whitaker and others attending commencement at Purdue University last Tuesday. Orville Matthews received his diploma. Miss Elizabeth Warvel visits her uncle in Edwardsport. Georgia Evans Shirley Woodall and Ruth Evans visited Indianapolis. Mrs. Belle Horn and granddaughter hosted by Mrs. Katie Horn. Emmett Cooper of Ellersville spent the weekend with home folks. Orville Matthews will move to Philadelphia for a new job. Gertrude Hendrix of Urbana spent the weekend with her parents.

Virginia Watson Lafontaine Esther Whitaker W. O. Matthew Purdue University Orville Matthews Helen Shields Mt. Meridian Mable Talbott Elizabeth Warvel G. W. Johnson Edwardsport Georgia Evans Shirley Woodall Ruth Evans Indianapolis Belle Horn Katie Horn Emmett Cooper Ellersville Orville Matthew Philadelphia Gertrude Hendrix Urbana

Gardner estate named administrator in Putnam County

Notice announces Alva F. Gardner appointed administrator of the Albert M. Gardner estate in Putnam County Indiana. The estate is described as solvent. The filing includes attorney Wm. Sutherlin with dates June 11 18 25 1929.

Circuit Court Putnam County Indiana Albert M. Gardner Alva F. Gardner Wm. Sutherlin Atty, St

Notice of Administration for Emily E. Knauer Estate

Administrator Christopher Knauer announces probate for Emily E. Knauer late of Putnam County. W. M. Sutherlin, attorney, dates June 13 1929 and July 2 upcoming, with publication June 18 25.

W. M. Sutherlin

Latta Bequests Endow Indiana Institutions For Centuries

The Latta will creates Latta university at Ligonier with 2 million dollars funded over 150 years and a 35 million endowment at 200 years. DePauw University receives about 17.5 million at 200 years adding to its endowment. The city of Ligonier gains roughly 6 million in 200 years for beautification and industrial expansion. The will leaves 12 thousand in trust with Chicago Title and Trust and grants $100 to office staff members.

Brary Music Conservatory Art Association Indianapolis Union Trust Company DePauw University Latta University At Miss Sander Carlyle M. Latta Donald B. Latta Mr. Latta

Roachdale man given suspended sentence in insurance fraud case

James J. Johnston 42 of Roachdale avoided prison after Judge James P. Hughes suspended a 1 to 3 year term for falsely claiming insurance on an insured Whippet car. Tracey Newell 20 from Mace aided the plot but will not be prosecuted. Johnston confessed paying Newell 20 and faces probation while remaining a B and O railroad telegraph operator with a wife and son.

James J. Johnston Roachdale James P. Hughes Putnam Circuit Court Johnston Tracey Newell Mace Ind Chicago Newell Montgomery County Hughes

Summer school at High School sees record enrollment

About fifty students attend the high school and intermediate summer school led by Supt. Warren J. Yount with Mrs. Eula Stoops assisting. Fifteen De Pauw practice teachers run morning classes from 7:30 until July 26, teaching English History mathematics Latin botany French in the high school and mathematics English history in the intermediates.

Warren J. Yount Eula Stoops de Pauw

Famous Scientist's Discovery Banishes Corns Forever

A new treatment uses white blood corpuscles to granulate corn roots and drop the corn out. Dr Stickel, a noted German chemist, claims the method harms no flesh with acids. Owl Drug Store offers a one treatment Corn Fly package with remover and foot powder and a money back guarantee.

Stickel Owl Drug Store

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ST. Louis BIG Four King-Morrison-Foster Company Beencastle Cloverdale Dr. Lacklen Auckland N. Z the Voncastle Summer School OF Theology Methodist Episcopal Church—Seventy Minister Putnamville Emily E. Knauer Christopher Knauer Man of Indo-China Real Tropics Frances Lee A.sop Reginald Denny Medical Research Council of Liverpool J.D. Roleston Western Fever Hospital London Great Britain N. S. Davis Northwestern University Medical School John Dill Robertson Alexander Lambert Bellevue Hospital New York Charles H. Mayo Woman's Christian Temperance Union Jackson Walnut Locust Berry Plant Jackson Street Yellow Cab Monnett's Dewey's
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