South Part Sewer Plan Excludes Howard and Crown Streets
South part officials approve changes to sewer construction plans omitting Howard Street and Crown Street. The council will accelerate preliminary work to advance the project despite the street omissions.
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Y Council
Howard and Crown Streets
City Council considers sewer extension but votes down plan
Special meeting discussed extending sewer mains on Apple Howard and Crown streets. Council rejected laying new mains as benefits were limited, with only one resident favoring on Locust street. City Engineer Lane will redraw plans and publish a description, then reconvene to hear complaints before final approval and bidding.
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Apple, Howard and
Crown Streets
Lane
Locust Street
Elm Street
Howard Street
IF. M. Lyons
Hanna
Bloomington Streets
Bloomington Street
Washington Street
Franklin Street
Spring Avenue
College Avenue
Columbia Streets
Liberty Street
Gillespie Street
Columbia Street
City School Board Plans Bond Sale Despite Suit
Board members believe a lawsuit to join in blocking bonds for a proposed new school will not stop the issue. If the bonds sell, construction plans will proceed as scheduled.
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City School Board
Trial of case this fall delays school bond sale
A suit to enjoin the city school board from selling a 40000 bond issue will not stop the board from pursuing its plans. If the case goes to trial in September and the losing side appeals to the Supreme Court, final resolution could drag into next year, potentially altering board support and delaying construction.
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Jackson Boyd
Boyd
Hughes
Supreme Court
Allen: School Board to Hire Attorneys for Bond Fight
H C Allen says the Green Castle school board will hire attorneys to oppose Jackson Boyd’s Monday filing seeking to stop the contract and bond sale for the proposed junior high. He noted funds may pay for counsel and suggested Indianapolis as a likely source for the firm.
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Jackson Boyd
Greenastle
H. C. Allen
Allen
Indianapolis
Quinlisk Dinner Party Hosts Honor Visitors
Mr and Mrs John Quinlisk of four miles west hosted a Sunday dinner for guests Mrs Emma Bradford and daughters of Terre Haute. About twenty seven attendees included Scott Irwin family William Wells Marion Wright Mrs Linnie Marshal Mrs Dora Reeves Mrs William Thomas Madison township Misses Josephine Cantowine Leona Cantowine and Nell of Terre Haute George of Eaglesfield and W Busby Fannie Soms and Terre Haute.
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John Quinlisk
Emma Bradford
Terre Haute
Scott Irwin
William Wells
Marion Wright
Linnie Marshal
Dora Reeves
William Thomas
Madison Township
Josephine Cantowine
Leona Cantowine
Nell
George of
Eaglesfield
Cantowine
W. Busby
Fannie Soms
DePauw Student Clarence Ball Injured in Auto Mishap
Clarence Ball a Depauw University student and noted singer suffered two broken ribs and a punctured lung when his car overturned in an auto mishap. The incident details remain limited.
Accident Injures DePauw Student Clarence Ball
A Green Castle physician reports DePauw University student Clarence Ball of Lebanon suffered two broken ribs, one piercing a lung, in a Sunday automobile accident three miles from town. Ball was alone, the car overturned after a failed turn, but began improving the following day.
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Castle
Clarence Ball
Lebanon
DePauw Uni
Ball
Stone Company Plans New Fertilizer Plant
The A and C Stone Company announces an in stalled facility to crush and market a waste product as a commercial fertilizer. Officials expect the fertilizer to become a popular product in the market.
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A, & C. Stone Company
Ground limestone fertilizer plan announced at A and C Stone Quarry
Tomorrow operations start at the A and C Stone Quarry to produce a new fertilizer ground limestone from shale waste. The plant will grind shale into a fine powder to mix with soil, aiming for lower cost and increased yields. capacity undisclosed and local interest high.
DePauw Graduates Win Teaching Positions Across Indiana
DePauw University graduates are securing teaching roles in Indiana schools. Names include Walter Dumph in chemistry and agriculture at Sullivan, Florence Erwin in English and mathematics at Petersburg, Maude Gwinn in German and Keelish at Delphi, Nellie Leachman in German and Folied at Wingate, Grace Leas in Latin at Howe, J. P. Johnson superintendent at Albion, Herman Makey principal at Eaton, Harry Mason in German at Pine Village, Edward Pitkin in Latin at Greencastle, Roscoe Todd principal at Sedalia, and Talmadge Dillon in mathematics and athletics at Greencastle.
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Walter Dumph
Sullivan
Florence Erwin
Petersburg
Maude Gwinn
Keelish
Delphi
Nellie Leachman
Wingate
Grace Leas
Howe
J. P. Johnson
Albion
Herman Makey
Eaton
Harry Mason
Aorother Marvin
Pine Village
Edward Pitkin
Greencastle
Roscoe Todd
Sedalia
Talmadge Dillon
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