Brown Herron nuptials at bride's home notes
Wedding of Frederick Brown and Miss Beatrice Bern Herron performed June 19 at the brides parents in Angola Indiana. Ceremony at Methodist Episcopal Church followed by reception. guests included Dr and Mrs W V Brown and Misses Miller Wade Figel. The couple planned a Canada honeymoon then Mt Tabor New Jersey summer stay. Brown a Westinghouse consulting engineer. Several local residents mentioned. community notices follow.
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Rs. Samuel Brooks
Angola
Ind
Frederick Brown
Beatrice Bern Herron
DePauw
Brown
Herron
Hillary Gobin
Dehuw University
Ted
Frank Tayor
Scranton
Emily Ruth Craxton
Ring Bayer
Johanna Rhoades
Melvi 4 Shank
Fran Mille
North
Manchester
Fidler
Good Herron
Almha Chi Sistes
Thenoello Wienland
Josephine Wade
al Dawning
Mabtle Figel
Don Amore
Serton Pa
Frances Miller
Orth Manchester
Nelda Weaths
Indianapolis
Florence Op
Boland
Alpha Chi Prarity
Toronto
Canada
Mt Tabor
N. J
Mr. Brown
Westinghouse Corporation
New York City
I C O F Memorial Services Held Sunday Afternoon
The I C O F held Memorial services Sunday at Locust street church at 3 o'clock. Crescent and Bee Hive Rebecca Lodges joined the service. H C Clippinger delivered the address. A quartet led by Ben Riley and others provided music. At 4 o'clock a committee visited cemeteries to decorate graves.
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Order of the
Locust Street
Crescent and Bee Hive
Rebecca Lodges
H. C. Clippinger
Ben Riley
J. P. Naylor LaVergne Courtney
Mr. MacGregor
Roy Hillis
Frank Ashworth
John Friend
Raymond Fisher
Lawrence Crawley
Homer Lucas
Farmers Buy Brothers Barn For Pavilion In Putnam County
The Putnam County registered Live Stock Association bought the William Brothers Livery Barn on Jackson Street for 6800 dollars to remodel into a modern and commodious Live Stock Sales Pavilion. The association plans public sales of registered and purebred livestock with stock sales financing and possession set for August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Charles Jackson
O. Batman
Bainbridge
Earl Bunten
Fillmore
Charley Bridges
Greencastle
William Lovett
Roachdale
William Brothers
Jackson Street
Putnam Realty Co
St Louis and Boston Drop in City Population Standings
Boston falls to seventh among U S cities as Detroit and Cleveland surpass it in census figures. St Louis, long fourth, slips to sixth while New York Chicago Philadelphia and the two Midwest cities lead the list with populations of 5 629 151 2 701 212 1 800 000 estimated 993 739 and 796 856 respectively.
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Boston
United States
Detroit
Cleveland
Middle West
St. Louis
Cloverland Post Office Closed. Brazil Office Serves Patrons
Postmaster Englehart reported the Cloverland post office has been discontinued and patrons will receive service from the Brazil office. The halt follows the resignation of the current postmaster and the failure to find a willing successor.
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Englehart
Post Office Department
Cloverland
Brazil
Brazil Times
Opera House to Close for Remodeling and Six Week Reopening
Next Saturday night will mark the Opera House final show for about six weeks while remodeling proceeds. Alonzo Cook says shows will resume after six weeks, starting with balcony completion followed by first floor work. In other items, rental ad, visits, and regional notes appear from residents and visitors including Mrs. Hanneman and sons, Charles Gambold, Mrs. Allison, Rev. Raphael, Mrs. OBrien, and the Huss couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Picture Show
Alonzo Cook
Opera House
Weather Outlook Extends Cool Wave Into Tomorrow
Cloudy conditions persist with a cool air mass, the forecast shows rising temperatures tomorrow as sunshine returns. Overnight lows hovered around 56 degrees, with a 14 degree day noted and limited regional warmth. Fort Wayne reported near freezing in the early hours while Evansville reached 74 degrees later.
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Fort Wayne
Evansville
Indiana Crop Report Shows Favorable Yields Despite Pests
Government crop bulletin for Indiana notes oats up 4 percent and rye near 5 percent of normal, apples and peaches high, corn likely large, but grape beetle infestations halve some regions. Beetle damage, late sprays, and lead arsenate need to be addressed. Domestic trip by Elwood Denlavy and Al Hasket to Shelbyville described.
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Indiana
Local residents prepare travels and visits this week
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Burke and companions returned from Niagara Falls and Toronto. Miss Allee will return to Greencastle Indiana. Mrs. Brinckman returns from Cincinnati and plans Indianapolis relocation. Hays and daughter depart July 1 for Bay View cottage. Jordan visits from Indianapolis. Newgent visits from Terre Haute. County Agent Charles Jackson in Indianapolis. business women's League picnics Tuesday at the Burnsides home.
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Claude Burke
Arch St
Roxy Day
Lucille Allee
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Canada
Allee
Oxford College For Women At
Oxford
Greencastle
Indiana
Akron
Ohio
Robert Brinckman
Cincinnati
Howard Harris
Silas A. Hays
Bay View
Hays
The
Charles Jackson
Indianapolis
Business Women’s League
A. P. Burnsides
Marriage License for Myrtle Scott and Rollie Davis
Myrtle Catherine Scott of Roachdale and Rollie Sherman Nathaniel Davis of Ladoga obtain a marriage license.
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Myrtle Catherine Scott
Roachdale
Rollie Sherman
Nathaniel Davis
Ladoga
Verdict for Broadstreet by the Jury in Hendricks County
A jury in Hendricks county circuit court returned a verdict for James A. Broadstreet of Cloverdale in the case brought by Henry Snider of Indianapolis seeking eighty five thousand dollars damages. Snider claimed Broadstreet assaulted him at Snider's barn, causing injuries and impairment of earning capacity. The jury retired two hours to decide the case. Lawyers for Broadstreet were James & Allee and Lyon & Lyon. Otis Gulley and an Indianapolis attorney represented Snider.
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James A. Broadstreet
Cloverdale
Hendricks County
Henry Snider
Indianapolis
Broadstreet
Snider
Mr. Broadstreet
James & Allee
Lyon & Lyon
This City
Otis Gulley
Danville
Two Men Die in Chicago Riot on South Side
Chicago dispatch reports a riot in the south side black belt after a flag burning incident. Two white men, R. L. Rose and Joseph P. Hoyt, were killed and several Black residents, including Officer Joseph P. Owens, were wounded. The clashes occurred at Thirty fifth Street and Indiana Avenue near the site of past race violence.
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Chicago
South Side
Black Belt
Joseph P. Owens
Rose
Hoyt
Neha Hey Ty Oye
Thirty Fifth Street
Indiana Avenue
Prominent Women Here This Week At Alpha Phi Convention
Executive committee members arrange the twenty fifth National Biennial convention to be held at Greencastle. Delegates entertained by Indianapolis Alumnae chapter with a dinner dance at Woodstock Club. Notable attendees include Mrs. Robert Burdett Pasadena and Mrs. J H McElroy Chicago, both active in Republican party committees and speaking circuits. Mrs Martha Foote Crow New York poet and author joins as well as Mrs Anna Miller Scott Evanston and Mrs W J Henry New York city, national Alpha Phi president.
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Alpha Phi Fraternity
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Marshall Beck
Transportation Committee
Carter
Mos
Alpha Phi
DePauw
United States
Pasadena
Cal
Chicago
Burdett
Will H. Hays
J. H. McElroy
Republican Party
Illinois
Severa States
Martha Foote Crow
New York City
Christ
Anna Miller Scott
Evanston
W. J. Henry
Hog Supply Holds Steady as Markets Open
Indianapolis hog receipts reach 6 500 with hog prices steady at market open. Top at 15.90 with heavy weights 15.00 to 15.50. pigs at 13.50. Local buyers absorb 5 000 head, rest sold to outsiders. Cattle appear culled and lower. calves steady to strong. sheep 50 cents lower.
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Indianapolis
Missionary Convention at Nazarene Church Concludes
The Nazarene church in Indiana district hosts its first Missionary Convention June 18 to 20. Attendance and interest exceeded expectations with many new plans for auxiliary work formed. Three Sabbath services were blessed and noted as highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene Church
Indiana
Real Estate Transfers in Greencastle and Floyd Township
John W. Neese transfers lands in Washington to M. T. Meyer for 50 dollars. Lydia J. Wolf sells a Greencastle lot to Jonathan P. Wolf for 4000 dollars. The United States transfers lands in Floyd township to Stanley L Robertson and to James Bowen. Thomas W. Johnson transfers a Greencastle lot to Vivian C. Hendren.
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Washington
Lydia J. Wolf
Jonathan P. Wolf
Greencastle
United States
Stanley L. Robertson
Floyd Township
James Bowen
Thomas W. Johnson
Vivian C. Hendren
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Depauww
Depauw University
D. L. Cline
Medici, Oklahoma
T. L. Cline
Indiana Street
Ben Kagay, Jr
Kagay Yealty Company
At‘atic City
Rotary Clubs
Kagay
Rotary Club
Bingham, Minois
Putnam Lodge No
Brothers
ST. Louis Falls
Mister
Theatre
South Jackson St
Margaret Hanneman
George
Edward
Charles Gambold
Hurst & Company
C. B. Allison
George Christie
Christie
Mattoon
Ills
Mrs. Christie
Victor Raphael
Presbyterian Church
Crawfordsville
Cora O'Brien
Bert Huss
Rockville
John R. Cox
Wun Navis
the Sphinx
Newton Newkirk
Dorothy Jordan
Mrs
Hubert Jordan
Russell Newgent
Terre Haute
Warren Newgent
Wall
R. L. Rose
White
Joseph P. Hoyt
Herald
Alpha Phi Sorority
Heli
John W. Neese
M. T. Meyer
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