Various Local Residents About Town And Court Actions
Local residents travel and visit relatives in multiple cities including Danville Indianapolis and Cleveland. Court actions include foreclosure decree against Roy and Bertha McCloud and a Trust Company receivership report with June 21 hearing planned and creditors paid partial dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Cook Tarleton
Roy McCloud
Putnam Circuit Court
Bertha McCloud
Citizens Trust Company
Will Wetz Company
Putnam Circuit
Fire Destroys IndianapOLis Warehouses and Elevator
Fire started by wiring swept Morris Street and Chocolate Avenue destroying two warehouses and a grain elevator of the National Elevator Company. Loss estimated 250000 to 300000 dollars. 45000 bushels oats 45000 bushels corn and 45 carloads mixed grain burned. Nearby structures damaged. danger to firemen pronounced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Elevator Company
Morris Street
Chocolate Avenue
Heat Waves And Scorching Temps Across The U S
The nations heat wave worsened with record highs in many areas. Cities from New York to Boston reported deadly heat with dozens of prostrations and multiple deaths as the West saw relief and the South and Midwest tied for the hottest conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York City
New England
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Boston
Gloucester
Fall River
Mass
Mid-West
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansas City
Bismarck
N.C
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Helena
Mont
Phoenix
Ariz
Seattle
Washington
Woman Arrested for Liquor Trade to Support Ten Children
Bloomington report states Minnie Stevens, widow of Big Jim Stevens, was arrested for violating liquor laws after authorities found 160 gallons of mash and an 18 gallon still at her home 12 miles east of the city. She admitted guilt saying she turned to selling liquor to support her ten children, youngest two, after refusing to name accomplices. She remained with her children as five suffered whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Minnie Stevens
One Released in Probe of Murder of Cho Coed
Marion T. Meyers who with Dr. James H. Snook had been held on a technical investigation charge in the Theora Hix murder case was ordered released by Prosecutor John J. Chester just before noon. Chester said there was no justification to detain the Ohio State University faculty member longer.
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Columbus
INS
Marion T. Meyers
James H. Snook
Theora Hix
John J. Chester
Chester
Ohio State University
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report
Hogs mostly steady across weights with 11.50 to 11.60 for 160-250 lb and 11.30 to 11.55 for 250-300 lb. Cattle trend steady for better grades, grass kinds 25 cents lower, bulk steers 14 to 14.85 with a load of steers and heifers at 15, buyers steady with good and choice around 15.50. Sheep and lambs mostly lower 5 to 50 cents, top 14.50, bulk 13.50 to 14, fat ewes 4.50 to 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Local Society Notes Highlight Weddings Meetings and Showers
The County Federation of Clubs meets June 25 at Union Chapel Church with Mrs. Frank Donner speaking in the morning and Mrs. Chic Jackson of Indianapolis in the afternoon. A Gary ceremony joins Kathryn Gainor Call and James E. Cannon in marriage at 6:30 AM in the Catholic church, followed by a Canada trip and return to Greencastle. Antonio Cancilla and bride return from Niagara Falls and Canada, visiting Walkerton, Ontario. Mrs. C. Howard Taylor returns from Salt Lake City after attending a burial. Miss Genevieve Dagey, to wed Dr. Gilbert Rhea, hosts a bridge tea with a green, orange, yellow and white color scheme and a light shower for the bride-to-be. Bonnie and Mrs. Raymond Riley host the C P E Club event at 401 West Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
County Federation of Clubs
Union Chapel Church
Frank Donner
Chic Jackson
Indianapolis
James E. Cannon
Kathryn Gainor Call
Gary
Greencastle
James EB. Cannon
Newcastle Youth Shot in Attempted HoldUp
Willard Harding, 19, of Newcastle Indiana, was shot in the side during an attempted holdup at the Low Price Filling Station in Muncie. He and Albert Wheat, 21, were said to be involved. Wheat fled while Harding returned home in a stolen car. Harding`s condition was critical as doctors reported the bullet pierced his liver and rested near the spinal column. Police sought Wheat for questioning as Harding’s parents faced heartbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Ind
INS
Willard Harding
W. H. Harding
Young Harding
Muncie
Albert Wheat
Wheat
Harding
Mrs Bailey Undergoes Operation at Martinsville Hospital
Mrs. Robert Bailey of near Clover dale underwent an operation at Martinsville Hospital on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bailey
Near
Cloverdale
Martinsville Hospital
Stowaway to Sail for Home on Leviathan Tomorrow
Arthur Schreiber a 22 year old stowaway aboard the trans Atlantic monoplane Yellow Bird will sail for New York aboard the Leviathan tomorrow. He paid 125 for passage with funds advanced by Armeno Lotti Jr sponsor of the Yellow Bird and business manager for the stowaway. Schreiber plans to return to his parents in Portland Maine and says he travelled of his own accord seeking home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
INS
Arthur Schreiber
New Service
New York
Morrow
Schreiber
Armeno Lotti, Jr
Lotti
Scheiber
Cherbour
United States
Portland
Maine
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Alice M. Baney
Danville, Ill
James Merryweather
Chester Guiner
Shreveport
George Landes
East Washington Street
A. H. Manuel
Methodist Hospital
Charles Moore
Lemuel Aispaugh
Bernice Brown
Milt Brown
Anderson Street
Ohio
Frances Rector
O. J. Rector
Chicago, Ill
Buford Gill
Gill
Estelle Shoptaugh
W. W. Tucker
Mayme
Cade Shearer
Seminary Court
Martinsville
Frank Evens
Kokomo
Roy C. Evens
East Seminary Street
Moffett Buick Agency
W. L. Hughes
Mary Louise Hamm
John Hamm
Bruce Hall
Brick Chapel
John Stygal
Tabernacle
Commercial Place
Grace Coffin
Alva Culley
Mildred Long
J. F. Long
S. Locust Street
Northampton
Ida Long
Smith College
William
Bill
Coffman
Aaron Goldstein
Louisville
Indiana
Goldstein
R. C. Moore
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Middle West
Standardil Company
Standard Oil Building
Michigan Avenue
U. S
San Antonio
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Galveston
Charleston
Atlanta
Baltimore
Savannah
Tampa
Bramwood Booth
Salvation Army
Hadley Wood
England
Evangeline Booth
Hartsdale
N. Y
International Newasreel
Henry C. Campbell
Elizabeth
N. J
Clarence Case
Mildred Mowry Campbell
Campbell
Francis A. Gordon
Rosalie McCreedy Campbell
International Newsreel
Cho Coed
Indiana Loan Co
E. Wash. St
Frazier & Purcell
Brazil Tankage Co
Brazil
North
J. B. Harris
Court House
Fillmore, Ind
Pearl Young
College Ave
Hamilton's Music Store
D. B. Caughthran
Rawleigh
Clay County
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Freeport
Richmond
R. A. Ogg
Anna Finegan
Mrs. Cancilla
Antonio Cancilla
Niagara Falls
Canada
Mr. Cancilla
Sam Caruso
Mr. Caruso
Walkerton
Ontario
C. Howard Taylor
West
Salt Lake Cit Y
Utah
Tibball
Raymond Riley
C. P. B. Club
West Liberty Street
Gloria
Henry A. Bishop
Gloria Gould
Bishop
Edith L. Weed
Norwalk
Conn
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