Local Notes and Visits Highlight Greencastle Area
Forest Clark of Fillmore is seriously ill at home. McG Walls is taking vacation from First National Bank. Mrs. Mary McCammack, south Locust, visits relatives in Eminence. Congressman Courtland C. Gillen of Greencastle was in Brazil on business. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stiles visited Indianapolis with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wood. Greencastle council meets Tuesday in City Hall. Mrs. Denver Huestis, south College, had major surgery in Putnam County Hospital. Pollyanna class meets Tuesday at 7 30 PM with officer elections and expected large attendance. Relatives report birth Friday of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Deal in Pontiac Michigan. Mrs. Deal formerly Ida Murphy of this city.
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Walter Deal
Pontiac
Michigan
Deal
Ida Murphy
DePauw Names John L. Conrad Voice Teacher
Professor John L. Conrad a Oberlin graduate has been selected to succeed Mark F. E. Johnson as voice teacher at DePauw University School of Music. Deputy Sheriff Edward Eitelforge returns to work after illness. Miss Almeda Pitchford visits Louisville, Kentucky. Wedding guests from Indianapolis and Pendleton attend Miss Lucille Allan and Paul W. Summers wedding. A General Electric replica refrigerator visits Greencastle. American Legion band committee plans a Thursday concert on the courthouse lawn. Police seek missing three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stone. child found later. Hays family to Cincinnati for Sigma Chi convention. return planned. Divorce case in Putnam circuit court orders $6 weekly support and $35 attorney fees. Mrs. Ora E. Rice funeral held in Blakesburg. Remodeling underway at Hays building for Kroger Greencastle store.
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John L. Conrad
Oberlin College
Mark FE. Johnson
DePauw University School of Music
American Legion
Legion Hall
Band
Legion
Court House Lawn
Ora E. Rice
Clinton Township
Alvin
Rice
Putnam
James P. Hughes
Gotha Confectionary
Three-Sport Varsity Letters At Indiana University
At Indiana University two Crimson athletes earned varsity I sweaters in three sports during the past year. Bernard Dickey of Fort Wayne and Ambrose Rascher of Cedar Lake received the rare honor, with Dickey lettering in football basketball and baseball and Rascher in football baseball and wrestling. Dickey, a sophomore, is the first in I A records to win three varsity letters in his first year.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Bernard Dickey
Fort Wayne
Ambrose Rascher
Cedar Lake
Dickey
Rascher
I. A
Fisher Brothers
Medora
Walter
George
Indiana
Walter Fisher
Otto Kuss
Pine City
Minn
Robert Jones
Wabashe
G. B. Landrum
Laurel, Miss
Hoover Opens Campaign for the 1932 Election
Washington June 22 Hoover's speech tour hailed as part of his bid for re election next year. He speaks to editors and at memorial dedications in Indiana Illinois and Ohio outlining the Hoover panic and efforts to mitigate the Great Depression.
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Washington
Hoover
Robert H. Lucas
Lucas
Leslie M. Shaw
South
Perry Howard
Republican Nations Committee
Fess
Republican Editorial Association
A Ling
Marion
Ohio
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Illinois
Indiana
J. Hamilton Lewis
Indianapolis
White House
Republican National Committee
Democratic National Committee
John J. Raskob
Jury to Hear Case Next November
A fragment notes the jury proceedings looming for the American people next November. The sentence hints at a forthcoming trial or civic process without detailing parties or location.
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Jury of the American People
Putnam 4-H Leaders Meet Over Fair Picnic Camp
4-H club leaders and junior leaders in Putnam county gather at the office of county agent E. W. Baker Friday night at 7 30. Discussions cover the annual fair picnic and camp with all leaders urged to attend. District agents plan July 7 Brazil meeting to set camp date and location. July 1 is the deadline for 4-H lamb club enrollment and lambs must be weighed by then.
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Putnam County
E. W. Baker
Indianapolis Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Livestock market in Indianapolis on June 22 reports hogs 4,500 head cattle 700 calves 400 sheep 700. Hog prices rose 25 cents with 160 to 275 lb sales at 7.45 to 7.65 dollars, top 7.70, underweights 7.40 down heavyweights 7.35 down sows 6 down. Cattle mostly 25 cents lower calf prices unchanged down 8 dollars. Sheep steady lambs down with best at 8.25.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Continuation and Warnings in Local Poisoning Case
Four relatives were poisoned after leaving an automobile outside a home for over an hour in memory of Diane Pollard. Alice Jean Simmons died shortly after arrival at Witham hospital. her sister died earlier tonight. The remaining victims showed slight improvement according to hospital staff.
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Diane Pollard
Witham Hospital
Memorialspark
Alice Jean Simmons
Bandit Attacks Girl In Broad Daylight City Manhunt Underway
A kidnaping and assault occurred when a bandit forced a girl and her escort to drive northeast of the city. The youth was expelled from the car and the girl held prisoner for hours. Police sweep east of the city seeks the suspect in a major Indianapolis manhunt.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Towns celebrate 60th wedding anniversary in home on Locust
Dr and Mrs Salem B Town mark sixty years of marriage with friends calling Sunday at their South Locust street home. They wed in Thorntown sixty years ago yesterday with Mrs Town a former Thorn town academy teacher and Dr Town a Frankfort physician.
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Mrs. Town
Salem B. Town
South Locust Street
Thorntown
Town
Frankfort
the Herald
Blanche Reed
Frank Reed
Greencastle
Hood River
Ore
Greencastle Society Honors Clows Golden Anniversary
A Greencastle event at 901 College avenue Anderson honors Mr. and Mrs. John W. Clow on their golden wedding anniversary with a noon family dinner and afternoon open house. Attendees include Greencastle relatives such as J. E. Brockway and Claude Cantondine.
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Greencastle
Bert Wright
College Avenue
Anderson
Beulah Gill Heads to Tri Delta Convention in Quebec
Miss Beulah Gill leaves Saturday for Chateau Frontenac Quebec to attend the national Delta Delta Delta convention. She spent the week in Chicago rehearsing a lead role for a play to be presented at the gathering, accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Snow of Evanston Illinois, the De Pauw chapter delegate.
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Margaret Gilmore
DePauw
National Librarians Meeting
New Haven
Beulah Gill
Chateau Frontenac
Quebec
Miss Gill
Chicago
Elizabeth Snow
Evanston, Ill
Indiana Congress Divided on German Debt Moratorium
A poll shows Indiana House members split over a proposed moratorium on German war debt. supporters want conditions tied to European armament reductions while opponents cite continued hardship for Americans. Courtland Gillen says his view will come after study of the plan's likely results.
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Indiana
House of Representative
Congress
Courtland
Gillen
Two Hereos Threatened Youthes Leave For Chicago Today
Miss Amy Crow, 17, and Carl Broadstreet, 18, of Fillmore, left for Chicago today amid threats and a stabbing tied to their romance. Broadstreet was attacked previously while en route to Miss Crow’s home and both have received death threats. County authorities investigate the case.
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Amy Crow
Carl Broadstreet
Fillmore
Chicago
Broadstreet
Miss Crowe
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People’s Popular Monthly
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Standard Poultry Journal
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Woman's World
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West Seminary Street
Sheriff’s Office
Almeda Pitchford
Louisville, Ky
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J. H. Pitchford
Engle
Mable Torr
Lucille Allan
Paul W. Summers
Dave Stewart Wright
Pearl James
I. W. Burk- Felder
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Pendleton
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Walter Stone
North Vine Street
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J. J. Ector
Ector
Cincinnati
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Mason’s Radio and Electric Shop
Herald Office
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Electric Singer
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James H. Collins
Earl Hamm
W. E. Gill
Anderson Street
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Ann
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