Sunday church class and local notices in Greencastle
The Business and Professional Men's class at the M F E Church will meet at 9 30 Sunday morning with Prof F C Tilden leading The search for God is the subject. Funeral services are set in Bloomington for William A Robertson 93 pioneer Monroe county resident. Several local residents travel for summer plans and car incidents are noted along with visits and hospital news.
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M. FE
God
F. C. Tilden
Bloomington
William A. Robertson
Poneer
Monroe County
Robertson
Merion Robertson
Cloverdale
Ban Johnson Buys Home in Spencer
Ban Johnson former American League president and his sister in law Mrs Lawson Layman will move to Spencer to occupy the McKeand house within two or three weeks. They bought the residence from Mrs H H McKeand and William Carter while Johnson recovers in a Chicago hospital.
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Johnson
Owen County
Spencer
Ban Johnson
Mr. Johnson
The
American League
America
Riverside Cemetery
Spencer World
Missing 9 Year Old Irene Hamilton Case Grips Indianapolis
Indianapolis detectives sought Irene Hamilton missing after her father S E Hamilton claimed the girl was in his car when it was stolen downtown. He was held on a child neglect charge with a $5000 bond as an all night search failed to locate the girl or the vehicle. The stepmother described the girl as four feet tall with blue eyes and light hair, wearing a black coat over a white dress.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Irene Hamilton
S. E. HamIlton
College Street
Hamilton
Tenth
Massachusetts Sts
Issing
Transatlantic flight plans cancelled amid legal wrangles
Reports indicate Miss Thea Rasche, the German aviatrix linked to a Bellanca aircraft, had her planned Berlin flight halted amid court wrangling and a dispute involving Mrs. James A. Stillman. Two others were found dead at a home, with authorities citing an ongoing settlement dispute and unclear motives.
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New York
INS
Thea Rasche
Rasche
Hepd
Berlin
Bellanca Manoe
North Star
James A. Stillman
Germany
Chicago
Thande
Stillere
Eadh
Great search instituted for air pilot
Robertson Aircraft Corporation launches a major hunt for Leslie H. Smith missing since leaving Little Rock at 7 10 Thursday night. About thirty planes plus a dirigible to join the search, with a $500 reward and parachute aid for rescuers, in rugged terrain near Cape Girardeau.
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ST. Louis
INS
Robertson Aircraft Corporation
Leslie H. Smith
Air Mail
Little Rock
Ark
Frank Robertson
The
Aircraft Corporation
Robertson
John A. Paegelow
Scott Field
Belleville
Ill
Smith
Cape Girardeau
Fifth District Bar Association Outing Held At Green Castle Club
Lawyers from the Fifth District and their families gathered for the annual outing at the Greencastle Country Club. The 1 PM program featured a chicken dinner, music by H. J. Barnum and DePauw Music School students, and golf.
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Fifth District
Fifth District Bar Association
Greencastle Country Club
H. J. Barnum
DePauw Music School
Turkey Run State Park
Blast wrecks La Salle Mine in Illinois
The La Salle Carbon Coal Company mine No 1 in La Salle Illinois was completely wrecked by dynamite at 1 30 this morning. The mine had been closed since suspended operations and was to reopen Monday under an agreement between operators and the northern Illinois mine workers union. All equipment is destroyed according to officials.
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LA Salle
INS
la Salle Carbon Coal Company
Illinois
Mine Workers Union of Northern
Ilinois
Ofitials
Merger News Lifts American Motor Stocks Early
The New York market opened with a moderate advance led by American motor shares as the Dodge Chrysler merger and Studebaker Pierce Arrow acquisition reduced barriers. General Motors Chrysler Nash Studebaker Willys Overland and Hupp showed demand in a broad motor car stock rally.
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New York
Dodge
Chrysler
Pierce Arrow
Studebaker
General Motors
Nash
Willys Overland
Hupp
Plight of Nobile crew worsens amid Arctic fogs
Heavy weather hinders rescue efforts for five marooned Italia survivors and Swedish aviator Lundborg as the ice floe drifts A radio from the encampment warns the floe is breaking up and a ski landing may be impossible The Latham seaplane reportedly sighted near Bear Island could affect rescue plans and search routes.
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King's Bay
Spitbergen
INS
Italia
Lundborg
Citta di Milano
Yachts Prepare for Transatlantic Race to Santander
Four 55 foot yachts named Nina Pinta Rosa and Mohawk await a noon start from Ambrose Channel for a race across the Atlantic to Santander, Spain. All crews are American with Mrs William Roos aboard the Rosa, the first woman to compete in such an event. The race crowns a cup from Queen Victoria of Spain and features the smallest vessels yet to attempt the crossing.
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New York
INS
Ambrose Channel
Santander
Spain
Queen Victoria
Christopher Columbus
Explorer
America
Rofa
William Roos
Roos
Pennsylvania Team Beats South End 4 to 3
In a hard fought Twilight League game on McKeen Field Friday afternoon the Pennsylvania railroad team defeated the South End 4 to 3. The Pennsy crew secured the winning tally in the sixth inning.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
South End
McKeen Field
Pennsy
For Rent 40 Acres of Pas ture at Reelsville
Want ads offer 40 acres of good pasture for rent by Bert Smith of Reelsville. Also an invitation to a fried chicken dinner at 12:30 PM Sunday at the Studio Tea Shoppe in the Alamo Building.
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Bert Smith
Reelsville
Studio
Alamo Building
Donald Riley Named Sergeant At Fort Benjamin Harrison
Donald Francis Riley of 401 West Liberty Street has been honored at Fort Benjamin Harrison Military Training Camp. He is appointed Sergeant in Company F during his third summer training with Uncle Sam among 1554 Indiana cadets in a vast post of nearly 3000 acres with extensive sports fields and facilities.
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Donald Francis Riley
West Liberty Street
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Riley
Sam
Indiana
Fifth Corps
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
West Point
Explains Fish Bag Limits Under Open Season Rules
State conservation officials clarify that after catching six bass one may keep other species the same day as long as total bluegills crappie rock bass and red eared sunfish do not exceed the combined daily limit. The daily possession cap is twelve bass or silver bass and fifty bluegills crappie rock bass or red eared sunfish.
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George N. Mannfeld
Democrats Align On Platform As Smith Nominated In Houston
The article notes a strategic Democratic convention in Houston. The party adopted a pro dry platform while nominating a wet candidate Al Smith, aiming to appease factions, avoid a minority report, and prevent disturbances. Analysts say November turnout will reveal effects.
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South
al Smith
Houston
Smith
Union Evening Service at Baptist Church
The Union evening service of city churches will be held at the Baptist Church Sunday at 7:30. A patriotic Fourth of July themed service titled The Significance of National Independence will feature brief addresses by all ministers. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Union
Baptist
Weddings and Visits Highlight Greencastle Social Notes
Miss Goldie Larkin and Mrs. Earl Collins visit Greencastle relatives for weeks with plans to travel to Miami. Miss Katherine Schmidt weds Frank Harvey Cox at 4205 North Illinois Street with a motor honeymoon through Michigan and Canada. The couple will reside at 4205 North Illinois after July 15. Also, Miss Kathleen Campbell and Fred Edward Shelton wed at Christ’s Church in Indianapolis with small family ceremony. The bride plans to teach at Avon High School, and the groom attends Central Normal College. Additional social events include bridge parties and a Evansville wedding of Mamie Dillinger and August Maikranz, who will live in Evansville.
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Mrs. Larkin
Goldie Larkin
New York City
Earl Collins
Miami
Florida
Greencastle
O. J. Larkin
Northwood
Katherine Schmidt
W. H. Cox
Gustave G. Schmidt
Frank Harvey Cox
Linton A. Cox
North Meridian Street
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North Ilinois Street
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Mildred Read
Washington
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Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Cassell Tucker
Ormond Hammond
Indianapolis Star
Kathleen Campbell
Allen Campbell
Coatesville
Fred Edward Shelton
John Shelton
Floyd van Kewren
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Circle
Indianapolis
Chester L. Heath
Gaynor
Nevin
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Washington Street
Danville
Indiana
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Vera Hadley
Rome Osborne
Lenora Marting
Mamie Dillinger
August C. Maikranz
Evansville
Presbyterian Church
W. L. Raphael
N. J. Nanney
Ford Air Tour Planes Fly Over Greencastle City
Greencastle residents heard the roar of Ford air tour planes as twenty four ships passed overhead on a 6,300 mile journey. The national reliability contest sponsored by Henry Ford started in Indianapolis and moved toward St. Louis with a stop there after departing Detroit.
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Greencastle
Henry Ford
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Detroit
Memphis Storm Kills Six and Leaves Hundreds Homeless
Six people died and several were injured as tornadoes and cloud bursts swept Tennessee overnight. The storms struck Memphis and surrounding areas, causing extensive damage and leaving hundreds homeless.
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Memphis
Tenn
INS
Tennessee
Herbert Flint Burned in Cable Fire at Cement Plant
Herbert Flint an electrical worker at the Portland Cement Plant was badly burned Friday night when a cable short caused fire to shoot out and burn his face left arm back and chest. He was treated by Dr. W R Hutcheson and taken to the county hospital where his condition was reported as resting easy and fair Saturday afternoon.
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Herbert Flint
Portland
W. R. Hutcheson
Mr. Flint
Hutcheson
Flint
West Berry Street
Bloodhounds Used in Search for Missing Marquette Coed
Bloodhounds scoured the countryside around Mapleton Wisconsin for Margaret Fitzgerald 18 a Marquette University coed who vanished from her farm home while in a nightgown and kimono. District Attorney Herman Salen suspects she was dragged from the yard through marshland to an automobile as man tracks were found near the residence.
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Waukesha
Wis
INS
Margaret Fitzgerald
Marquette University
Mapleton
Margaret
Herman Salen
Berry Street Residents to Have Carrier Mail Service
Beginning Monday July 2 Berry Street residents will receive city carrier mail service replacing previous rural deliverers. Postmaster BE R Bartley announced the change noting a transition to urban carrier routes for local households.
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Berry Street
BE. R. Bartley
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