Granada Theatre Presents Arthur Beall in Solo Ramona
The Granada Theatre will host a one night treat with Arthur Beall the theatre organist for the next two weeks performing Ramona on the Wicks organ. Beall arrives from St Louis where he served as relief organist at the Ambass ador Theatre and was secured by William Blanchard former Granada organist who heard him in St Louis and praised his playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granada Theatre
Arthur Beall
Granada
Ramona
Mr. Beall
Greencastle
St. Louis
Ambassador Theatre
McCarrell Theatres
William Blanchard
Theater magnate found guilty in bomb case
William Kleinhege, Hammond theatrical magnate, was found guilty of conspiracy in the November bombing of the State theater. The jury, after three ballots and three hours, faces him with a possible sentence of ten to twenty years. court set to pass sentence June 30 and appeal is planned by defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
William Kleihege
Hammond Theatrical
Lake Criminal Court
Kleihege
Prisoner near freedom dies of storm injury
Fred Cook a 26 year old Evansville man serving time at Pendleton reformatory for vehicle taking died from a brain concussion after a timber struck him as high winds blew a barn roof off where inmates sought shelter. Superintendent Miles said Cook had been paroled and would have been released in two or three days pending papers from Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Ind
Fred Cook
Evansville
Pendleton Reformatory
Miles
Reformatory
Cook
Local Socials Note From Canaan Area Family Visits
Canaan households report Sunday visits by Charles Lisby family and Margaret Evans with Rose Mary Evans to Lester Miller family. Jennie Mason and son called on Addison Huber. Ted Baldwin family joined a birthday dinner near New Maysville for Mrs Baldwin's grandfather Russell. Everett Mason enters Terre Haute school Monday. William Baldwin’s father visiting. Sam Pruitt visited Gilbert Wheeler and family Saturday night. Joe Morphew and family visited Addison Huber and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lisby
Margaret
Rosemary Evans
Lester Miller
Jennie Mason
Addison Huber
Ted Baldwin
New Maysville
Baldwin
Russell
Everett Mason
Schoo
Terre Haute
William Baldwin
Sam Pruitt
Gilbert Wheeler
Joe Morphew
Family and Friends Visit in South West Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Craw Bridges of Carpentersville spent Friday with their daughter Mrs. Bill Purvis. Mitchel Newby visited his brother Will Newby. Ardelle Ping and children of Wingate called on her parents Mr. and Mrs Will Newby. Nellie Watson and son Richard of Carpentersville spent Wednesday with her mother Mrs. Alice Wilson. Jack Baker and Ross Oliver visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barker. James Wilson visited Clark Wilson and family Sunday. Clyde Wilson of Bridgeton visited his mother Mrs. Alice Wilson Wednesday afternoon. Richard Watson called on Joseph and Edward Wilson on Wednesday. Mrs. Henry Barker visited her mother Mrs. Alice Wilson Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craws Bridges
Carpentersville
Bill Purvis
Mitchel Newby
Will Newby
Ardelle Ping
Wingate
Nellie Watson
Richard
Alice Wilson
Jack Baker
Ross Oliver
Henry Barker
James Wilson
Clark Wilson
Clyde Wilson
Bridgeton
Richard Watson
Joseph
Edward Wilson
Basket Dinner at Bethel on Little Walnut Baptist Church
An all day meeting and basket dinner will be held Sunday June 20 at Bethel on Little Walnut Baptist Church Elder George Joseph of Thorntown will be present.
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Bethel
Little Walnut Baptist Church
George Joseph
Thorntown
Earhart Offered Star Roles in Movies
London June 21. Amelia Earhart, America's record breaking aviatrix, considered offers to star in moving picture thrillers this afternoon. She had planned to attend Ascot to mingle with English society but canceled due to fatigue and the pressure of business matters.
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London
INS
Amelia Earhart
America
Boston Girl Stays in England Amid Film and Lecture Offers
Representatives discuss the length of her stay in England and incoming contracts after her arrival Tuesday night. The Boston girl rested at Mrs. Frederick E. Guest's home, recovering from the excitement and ovations of Wednesday. She told reporters she was tired but fine and intensely thrilled by everything. Miss Farhart may reject film offers, though some expect she will not appear in a production. LT. JOHNS, N. F., June 21. The trans Atlantic monoplane Columbia with Miss Mabel Bell and crew departed Harbor Grace at 4:07 am New York time for New York to decide future plans then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Boston
Frederick E. Guest
LT. Johns
N. F
INS
Columbia
Mabel Bell
Oliver le Boutillier
Arthur Argles
Harbor Grace
New York
Atlantic
Arrest Wool Thieves at Lafayette
Sheriff Thomas Tiffee of Clay County arrested a father and two sons in Lafayette with 140 lbs of wool stolen from the Belk farm east of Brazil. They had been informed by Lafayette authorities that the suspects bought the wool from campers at Putnamville. The wool was taken Tuesday night from a Belk barn. The trio were returned to Brazil and the owners retrieved the property. One Belk boy accidentally locked cuffs on an arm while returning them to Sheriff Tiffee.
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Thomas Tiffee
Clay County
Lafayette
Morton Belk
Brazil
Tiffee
Edward Fiteborge
Putnamville
Belk
Kitelforge
Father Shoots Ungrateful Son in Chicago Candy Store
In Chicago a 66 year old James Mullaney shot his son James Mullaney Jr after claiming betrayal. A friend Gene Ranger, 22, was wounded. the elder Mullaney says he sacrificed his savings to help his son. The son lies near death. Ranger expects recovery.
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Chicago
INS
James Mullaney
James Mullaney Jr
Gene Ranger
Mullaney
Ranger
Baseball Sunday doubleheader at Ladoga with Lincoln Highway
Ladoga hosts a twin bill Sunday at Hughes park against the Lincoln Highway aggregation from Indianapolis. The colored semi pro nine enters with an 8 and 0 record and gates open at 1 45 for the first game and 3 30 for the second with a 50 cent admission. Lineups list Ladoga players Strickler Harris Steele Steward Quinley Chadd Myers and Stull against Hannable Taylor White Williams Owens Collins Brown Hawkins Larno McCoy Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladoga
Lincoln Highway
Indianapolis
Capital City
Hughes Park
W. Strickler
Martin
I. Strickler
Clark
Powers
Coffman
Harris
Steele
Steward
Yesterday's Results From Major Leagues and Associations
American Association games saw Toledo 0 3, St Paul 4 1, Minneapolis 1 7, Milwaukee 2 5, Kansas City 5 2, Louisville at Columbus rained out. American League Chicago 6 Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 10 New York 5 Washington 8 Boston 9. National League Philadelphia 6 Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 1 St Louis 6 Chicago 2 New York at Boston rain.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Martinsville chosen as 1929 encampment city for G A R
Columbus Indiana June 20 Martinsville was selected as the 1929 encampment city for the Indiana Grand Army of the Republic during a business session of the forty ninth annual state encampment in session here Other candidate cities included Richmond Anderson and Terre Haute Terre Haute declined the invitation to host in connection with the upcoming Veterans of Foreign Wars state meeting The day featured a large parade with about 3500 participants and 282 vehicles and included a parade lasting an hour and three quarter past committees and allied groups conducted ceremonies including tablet presentations and a memorial fountain dedication
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Columbus
Ind
Martinsville
Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
Richmond
Anderson
Terre Haute
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Richmond Bugle and Fife Corps
Indiana National Guard
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Elks Lodge
Lincoln
L. A. McGuire
State Auxiliary
Caddie Trimball
Evansville
State Department
Methodist Church
Daughters of Union Veterans
Bolt Struck Auto On Road No Injuries Reported
While returning to Bloomington on a stormy evening a Cadillac struck by lightning suffered a torn top. Mr Edward Keilhorn, his wife and sister in the rear seat escaped unharmed on a rural road between Franklin and Waverly. Insurance through Robinson Hitchcock Agency marked first such loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Edward Keilhorn
Keilhorn
Robinson Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Putnam County Fair Boosters Fried Chicken Dinner
Tickets are on sale at Central National Bank and First National Bank for a fried chicken dinner at Russellville Gymnasium hosted by the Putnam County Fair Boosters. The event is Friday evening June 29 at 7 PM, with plates at $1 each. attendees are urged to buy early to help the ladies plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central National Bank
First National Bank
Russellville Gymnasium
Ady
Car Upsets In Ditch as Flames Demolish Auto
A nearly new Hudson owned by Mr. Church of the Daily Ledger-Dispatch Norfolk Virginia burned after overturning in a ditch on the National road east of Putnamville. The family escaped with minor injuries and were aided by Richard Bruene of the Hoosier State Automobile Club. Church was cut by flying glass but their plans to continue to Kansas City remained.
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Brazil
Church
Daily Ledger-Dispatch
Norfolk
Virginia
Richard Bruene
Hoosier State Automobile Club
Davis Hotel
Mr. Church
Kansas City
Putnamville
Ice Cream Social And Pulpit Visit Highlight Somerset Notes
Somerset reports an ice-cream social planned for Saturday night. Rev Milligan from Indianapolis preached at the local church on Sunday. Charles Easter visits his nephew, Earl O Hair, and family. Charles Davis and family hosted Rev Milligan and Harley Smith and family for dinner last Sunday. The Wysongs traveled to Illinois last Sunday. Gardens and corn are knee high there.
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Milligan
Indianapolis
Charles Easter
Earl O’hair
Charles Davis
Harley Smith
John Wysong
Paul Wysong
Illinois
Community Notes from Corn Stalk Valley Gatherings
Bethel church hosted exercises Friday evening as residents visited with neighbors including the Buis Lecman McNary and Hunter families. Sunday visitors included Lawrence Rockhill Fred Smith and J R Cox families. a shower for Leonard Newman was held at the Newmans' home.
Community Notes From Greencastle Area Visits
stop 32 reports social visits around Greencastle. Henry and family visited Frank Toney. Lola Clifford spent time with Furney family. Harold Sears family visited Mrs Toney. Braden family with Franklin Torr. Edmond Torr improving after hospital stay. Oll Bates with Baldwin. Janie Wright staying with Mrs Harold Pitts recovering from burns. Walter Torr in Greencastle. Margaret Furney visiting Layton Clifford. several households referenced in week of activity.
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Henry
Greencastle
Frank Toney
Lola Clifford
Furney
Fern
Harold Sears
Toney
Braden
Franklin Torr
Edmond Torr
Oll Bates
Baldwin
Janie Wright
Manhattan
Harold Pitts
Walter Torr
Margaret Furney
Layton Clifford
Sheriff sale of lots in Russellville on July 14 1928
By decree from the Putnam Circuit Court the Farmers Merchants Trust Company suits against Joseph N Fordice Nellie A Fordice Danial K Watkins Russellville Bank of Russellville Indiana Raymond H Donehew Sam N Brown Jessie E Loyd and John Layman. The sale covers lots 1 and 2 block 2 in Brumfield second West addition Russellville with rents and profits for up to seven years to satisfy 2350 plus costs. If needed the fee simple may be sold at same time. Sale at the south door of the courthouse Putnam County Indiana between 10 am and 4 pm on Saturday July 14 1928. Edward Eiteljorge Sheriff. Hays Murphy attorneys. Posters.
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Putnam Circuit Court
Farmers, Merchants & Clements Trust Company
Crawfordsville
Joseph N. Fordice
Nellie A. Fordice
Danial K. Watkins
Russellville Bank
Russellville
Indiana
Raymond H. Donehew
Sam N. Brown
Jessie E., Loyd
John Layman
Court House
Putnam County
Frank M. Brumfield
Edward Eiteljorge
Hays & Murphy
Local social notices from Malta and Indianapolis visits
Mrs Alberta Heavin attended a shower for Mrs Alberta Gorham hosted by Mrs Ola Ruarks. Emma Morgan and daughters visited Indianapolis last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Woods traveled to Indianapolis for a brother's illness. Donald Lawson visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Will Shuck. Lloyd Campbell greeted by Mr and Mrs Glen Duncan and Miss Margaret Campbell. Leonard Heavin and family in Indianapolis last Thursday. George Woods of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Will Shuck. Area residents attended a Christian Church exercise in Fillmore last Sunday. Rebecca Shuck visited Mary Lawson’s family in Indianapolis last Thursday. Maggie Elliott and daughters spent Monday with Alberta Heavin while Catherine Kelley of Greens Castle called on aunt Mrs Eric Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Newman
William Newman
Helen McNary
B. Buis
Anna Storm
Coatesville
Myrtle Storm
Fred Hunter
Indianapolis
Fred McNary and Sons
Lafayette
Forest McNary
Alberta Heavin
Ola Ruarks
Alberta Gorham
Emma Morgan
Frank Woods
Glen Duncan
Margaret Campbell
Lloyd Campbell
Leonard Heavin
George Woods
Will Shuck
the Christian Church
Fillmore
Rebecca Shuck
Mary Lawson
Maggie Elliott
Alberta| Heavin
Catherine Kelley
Greencastle
Eric
Duncan
Bainbridge
Leo Lane
Fivecoats
Rev
Graham
Ray Algood
Richard Reed
Bellmore
Herman Stagg
Rockville
Emma Allgood
Fran Earnie Mickel
Prank Randell
Fly-Tox Advises Safe Control Of Household Flies
Government authorities warn about many diseases spread by flies and urge killing them. The Rex Fellowship developed product at Mellon Institute of Industrial Research is claimed to be deadly to insects and harmless to humans, advised by Ady to follow the blue label instructions and buy from retailers.
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Wesat
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Fellowship
Ady
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Schenck
Noah Beery and
Gilbert Roland
Roland West
United Artists Picture
Arthur Beal
FOX News
Canaan
South
Jackson
Miss Earhart
Miss Boll
D. Swift &Co
Seventh St
Washington,d
G A. R
Bolt
Cadillac
Somerset
Wa Rudolph Schildkraut
Sweeties
Corn Stalk Valley
Bethel Church
E. E. Buis
M. B. Lecman
Harold McNary
Doris Ann
Winamae
Frances Hunter
Muriel Goodpasture
Lawrence Rockhill
Fred Smith
Homer Slavens
Clinton Falls
J. R. Cox
James Howenphery
Eber Hamilton
Oran Buis
Lillian Faith
Hugh Hammond
Melvin Ruark
Elsie Hunter
Sadie Dudley
Malta
Donald Lawson
Mr. and
Mrs
Indiana Loan Company
E. Washington St
Tere Haute
Giant Tires
Anderson Vulcanizing CO
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