Attica Golfers Defeat Greencastle 41 to 34 at Greenacres Club
Attica Country Club golfers beat Greencastle Players 41 to 34 in a Sunday meet at Greencastle Country Club. Glen Harrison was low with 76 for 18 holes, followed by Bob Stevens at 79 for Attica.
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Greencastle Country Club
Glen Harrison
Attica Country Club
Greencastle
Glen Marrison
Attica Club
Bob” Stevens
Cherie Iay
Dick Taylor
Wade Harrison
Toe
S. C. Sayers
J. W. Harrison
H. Talbort
G. C. Dickey Pees
Lon Ellis
Dick Zeigeler
Jim Hughes
Floyd Postum
Fee E. VanCleave
J. Cc. White Ovat
Bob Stevens
Coffman Tis
Rhoades
Ais
Fred Hixon Fose
Dr. Holley
R. Brown
Bud Herron Pees Ewes
A. B. Hanna Cena
Dr. Hubbare Tem Ewan
R O. F. Overstreet Po
Tom Crigler Ber Eeres
Claude Herod Teen Eens
Jim Coffing Ee Ae
Lester Blue Lee A
Harry Swartz Tr Ever A
Lloyd Campbell Tere Eee
Charles Jacobsen Uo
R. P. Mullins Vivre
Charles Fulwerder
Bob McCutehan
Second Union Service Held Sunday Night
The second union meeting of summer was at the Presbyterian church with higher attendance. Rev. Wv. L. Raphael presided and Prof. C. Arl was absent from organ duties. Dr. C. N. Taylor spoke on Burden Bearing and the Law of Christ. Next Sunday Rev. A. M. McGuire of Chicago will guest preach to close with a union service at the First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Wv. L. Raphael
Christian Endeavor
G. Arl
James Bittles
Christian Church
Tra Cowling
L. E. Mitchell
Baptist Church
C. N. Taylor
Methodist Church
A. M. McGuire
Chicago
First Baptist Church
Mr. McGuire
Hawks Again After Record Flight Start From Los Angeles
Captain Frank Hawks holder of the transcontinental non stop flight record begins a leg from Metropolitan Airport Los Angeles to St Louis en route to New York The aim is to beat his cross country non stop record of 18 hours 22 minutes with his personal mechanic aboard the Texaco Lockheed Vega monoplane.
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Metropolitan Airport
Los Angeles
INS
Frank Hawks
St. Louis
New York
Hawks
Texaco
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Recaps show American Association games with Indianapolis 5 Minneapolis 2 and St Paul 11 Louisville 6 plus Kansas City 9 Columbus 7. American League results include Philadelphia 7 New York 4 and Detroit 8 Cleveland 7. National League saw Brooklyn 9 New York 8 in 14 innings and Pittsburgh 8 Chicago 7.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Stilesville Narrows Victory in Last Inning Rally
Stilesville baseball club beat Cloverdale 3 to 2 at Stilesville on Sunday with a three run ninth inning rally. Cloverdale led 2 to 0 until the final frame as Sackett and Ray pitched for Cloverdale and Dean and Kelly for Stilesville. Wilbur Paris hit a three base double in the seventh as a pinch hitter for Stilesville, the game described as one of the best in the state.
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Stilesville
Cloverdale
Sackett
Ray
Dean
Kelly
Putnam County Boys
Wilbur “Red” Paris
Weather Forces Schoenhair Down in Damaged Flight
Aviator Lee Schoenhair, flying from Los Angeles to New York on a projected nonstop leg, landed at Dubois Pennsylvania due to bad weather. His plane was damaged, with the fuselage and landing gear damaged. he planned repairs and a continuation to New York. He reported a minor head bump from the incident and hoped to resume the journey in three to four days.
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West Coast
Los Angeles
Schoenhair
Cleveland
Speedway accidents mar Brazil event with injuries and wins
Monroe Yeager of Shelbyville was badly injured when his car rolled after a tire throw in Sunflower speedway five mile race. Bob Steele escaped with minor injuries. Benny Benefiel won the fifteen mile race in 14 14. Ira Hall and Howdy Wilcox split wins in the subsequent races with Hall second in one. Al Stewart won the third five mile race with Barnes and Steele placing.
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Brazil
Ind
Monroe Yeager
Shelbyville
Sunflower Speedway
Yeager
Clay County
Sunflower Park
Bob Steele
Indianapolis
Benny Benefiel
Ira Hall
Terre Haute
Hall
Howdy Wilcox
Benefiel
C. M. Bryan
Wilson Pingrey
Cedar Rapids
Wilcox
Richard Frost
al Stewart
Bill Barnes
Steele
17th Drowning in Indiana This June
Emil Elikoffer, 20, drowned while swimming in the Ohio River at Evansville. His body was recovered after several hours of searching. This marked the 17th drowning in Indiana since June 17 as warm weather began.
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Evansville
Ind
INS
Emil Elikoffer
Ohio River
Indiana
Widely Sought Gangster Barretti Killed in Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri at the LaSalle Hotel a pistol battle left Ben Barretti a Chicago racketeer dead along with Arthur Hartman of St. Louis. An associate Keans Humphrey was wounded and escaped after his car crash. Barretti fled in 1927 on a $85 000 bond related to the Kissane murder.
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Kansas City
INS
Ben Barretti
Chicago
Tim” Murphy
Arthur Hartman
St. Louis
LaSalle Hotel
Linwood Boulevard
Keans Humphrey
Barretti
Mike Kissane
Los Angeles
Max Silverstein
Galveston
Tex
Bobby Jones Considered Favorite at Wingfoot Open
Despite a long lay-off to study law Bobby Jones is seen as a strong bet to win the Open at Wingfoot Golf Club in Mamaroneck New York. He faces stiff competition from Cruickshank MacFarlane and Fields as the cream of world golfers converge for the event.
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Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Wingfoot
Bobby
Inwood
Bobby Cruickshank
Worcester
Willie MacFarlane
Olympia Fields
Omnes Farrell
Cruickshank
Wanted Doody Seeks by Police Across Midwest
Police across the Middle West seek "Baby Face" Willie Doody for the Berwyn NL Chief Charles Levy murder and numerous other crimes. A seven thousand dollar reward is offered dead or alive.
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Baby Face
Willie Doody
Middle West
Charles Levy
Berwyn
Doody
Newport Lawyer Elected to Head Fifth District Bar
Bert Conley of Newport was elected president of the Fifth District Bar Association and George Ira Kisner of Terre Haute was re elected secretary treasurer at the Turkey Run state park meeting. Indiana Attorney General James M. Ogden spoke on the proposed constitutional convention noting possible changes including tax reforms and city home rule.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Bert Conley
Newport
Fifth District Bar Association
George Ira Kisner
Turkey Run State Park
Frank R. Miller
Ogden
Indiana
Two Men Dead In Auto Crash Near Gas City Indiana
Bodies of two men found in wreckage along a highway near Gas City Indiana. Don Chelback 21 identified as dead. Frank Losetter critically injured and rushed to Grant County Hospital. Crash occurred about 1 00 a m, bodies found at 5 30 am.
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Marion
Ind
Gas City
Here
Don Chelback
Frank Losetter
Grant County Hospital
In Memory of Lester Cunningham Remembrance Poem
In sad but loving remembrance of Lester Cunningham who passed away June 24, 1917. As I loved him so I miss him in my heart he's always near. Loved, remembered, longed for always. Bring many a solemn tear. Mother.
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Lester Cunningham
Lindbergh Escapes Detour Fine on Visit to Englewood
Lindbergh, Charles A., famed aviator, drove past a Palisade avenue detour sign en route to his in law’s Englewood home. A patrolman halted him and he smiled, but he was allowed to proceed without penalty.
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North Bergen
N. J
INS
Lindbergh
Charles A
Colonel of the
Palisade Avenue
Dwight W. Morrow
Englewood
William Rainer
Camermen
Notice to creditors heirs in Arnold estate settlement
Notice is given to creditors heirs and legatees of Oliver H. Arnold deceased to appear in Putnam Circuit Court at Greencastle Indiana on June 29 1929 and show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk Ferd Lucas signs the notice dated June 10 1929.
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Oliver H. Arnold
Elisha L. Cowgill
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Ferd Lucas
Notice of administration in Putnam County Indiana
The undersigned has been appointed by the circuit court as administrator of the estate of Sarah A Brock deceased of Putnam County. The estate is believed to be insolvent. Cor a M Harris administrator. June 22 1929. Charles McGaughey attorney St June 24 July 18.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
Sarah A. Brock
Cora M. Harris
Tor
Charles McGaughey
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C. Howard Taylor
JA. M. M'Guire
Don
Beebe
the Underworld
Wilhord
Gilbert Rogers
the Herald
Channel
Croydon Field
England
le Bourget Field
Paris
Ottawa
English Channel
Adolph Meister
Inset
Internation
Garfield
Glasgow
Schoenhair Down
Voncastle
Bancroft
MGM
Fay Wray
Richard Able
Thunderbolt
Garam
Laura la Plante
Huntley Gordon
John Boles
Jane Winton
Lindy
Boy
George Mosher
Staten Island
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