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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
4
Bloomington June 19. Indiana University athletes not only excelled on the athletic field but also in academics. The honors list includes four Phi Beta Kappa members who graduated with distinction. John Foley Jr. Bloomington tennis star earned an A B degree in psychology with honors.
An old patent remedy promises to relieve headache or neuralgia in 30 minutes, cure a cold within the first day, and check malaria within three days. The claim lists rapid action across multiple conditions with no verifiable medical endorsement.
Bernard Miller of Walden earned Phi Beta Kappa and a math AB with distinction. Floyd James of Bloomington joined Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Lambda Upsilon while earning chemistry AB with high distinction. George Davis of Kokomo earned mathematics AB with high distinction and Phi Beta Kappa. Alumni advance to professional and graduate studies as Harold Fields receives JD from TU Law, Karl Vetter earns MD, and Darwin Apple earns MA.
Tom Evans returns to a strained marriage after jilted wife Connie schemes to expose his secretary Vivian and Yates. Vivian’s affairs, a high society party, a Boston branch plan, and a mysterious fire at the Everglades propel a web of jealousy and disillusionment.
The Chappel Kennel Foundation of Rockford Illinois urges dog owners to train pets to eat only from their own dish. It warns of poisoning by strangers, notes insufficient penalties, and offers step by step training to prevent dogs from accepting food from outsiders. It also calls for only USDA inspected canned dog food to be used.
Bernard Miller received the Gimbel medal for merit and spirit while James Hatfield won the Big Ten medal for scholarship and athletic prowess. L. G. Balfour awards went to Joe Zeller East Chicago George Belshaw Gary Rodney Leas Petersburg Claron Veeler Linton and Miller. Two former IU stars, Ben Miller and Ward Baker, joined Bloomington high school as assistants to A L Phillips and Harold Mumby. Miller will coach the net team and teach physical education. Baker will coach football and teach in history. Claude Coffin moved Rev Carl Martini to Chicago. Mrs Gladys Nichols visited her parents, and family visits occurred with Mrs Sarah ONeal, Mrs Hazel Woods, and Earl Gorham.
Malta notes Mrs Statie Singleton returned to Indianapolis after a two week visit with her sister Mrs Alberta Heawin and family. Mr and Mrs Jo Garrett and daughter Stella and Mr and Mrs Claude Phillips traveled to Green Castle last Saturday. Miss Bertha Nichols and Mrs Merle Smith called on Mrs Mollie Goodwin and daughter Pauline.
B A Rolfe of the Lucky Strike Danes Orchestra conducts with minimal movement and has broadcast three dance music programs weekly for over two and a half years. His tight schedule and constant rehearsal leave little time for personal health and recreation.
A 2 dinner for six recipe menu includes lamb chops with pineapple and peach pudding. It lists Baked Potatoes Tomato and Cucumber Salad Bread and Butter and dessert with whipped cream. The guide explains simple steps for sautéing chops arranging pineapple and baking peach pudding with brown sugar and butter.
The article sketches B A Rolfe’s leisure across hobbies and routines. He sails with orchestra members on his motor cruiser, walks his dogs Lucky and Trouble, drives a high powered car to the country, attends concerts, and relaxes with detective stories after a long Lucky Strike program.
A Children's Day program by the Sunday School of the Presbyterian church is set for 10 30 Sunday morning. The committee includes Mrs F P B Cook Mrs R Daggy Mrs L H Birks Mrs C D Conklin and Mrs I A Bamberger. The program features processional and a series of recitations by Dorothy Jean VanCleave Emma Jane Conklin James Bamberger Barbara Callahan Alice Marle Shoemaker and others.
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