Ford Sedan Crash Near Bellmore Injures Driver
Wayne Alexander of near Bellmore drove a Ford sedan that overturned on State Road 36 after a sharp turn at about 1 a m Saturday. He was blinded by oncoming lights from a Dodge driven by Charles Cope of Clinton Falls. Cope and three companions were returning from Rockville after a show. Alexander was unhurt though his car was slightly damaged.
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Wayne Alexander
Bellmore
Halensburg
Alexander
Charles Cope
Clinton Falls
Cope
Rockville
Greencastle gets 117 State Tourney tickets in dispute
In a discussion over Indiana High School Athletic Association ticket distribution Greencastle receives 117 of 15 000 pasteboards for the State Tourney. The writer questions the fairness and notes fans beyond Indianapolis may rely on play by play radio coverage, suggesting local supporters may be left out. Floyd Waite in Los Angeles claims a buried time world record of 391 hours, commenting on ambition.
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Greencastle
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Greencastle Tiger Cub
Los Angeles
Caly
Floyd Waite
Anderson bids to host U S veterans hospital in Indiana
Anderson Indiana moves to secure a new veterans hospital site. Mayor J N Mellett offers to donate thirty acre Shacyside Memorial Park and provide free utilities, sewer lateral, street resurfacing, and a bridge across White River in exchange for the hospital. General Frank T. Hines and the U S hospitalization board will review ten proposed sites after written offers are submitted.
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Anderson
Ind
Frank T. Hines
United States Hospitalization Board
Veterans Hospital
Indiana
J. N. Mellett
J. J. Phelan
United States Engineering Service
Shacyside Memorial Park
North
White River
Taft funeral held today amid national mourning
Taft will be laid to rest today by the government of a bereaved nation. He will sleep in Arlington cemetery overlooking the Potomac with the nation’s honored dead. The body lies in state from 9 to 2 at the Capitol dome and funeral services are at All Souls Church in Washington.
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William Ftoward Taft
United States Supreme Court
United States
Arlington Cemetery
Potomac River
Congress
Supreme Court
Hoover
Caytor
America
Capitol
Mr. Taft
All Souls Unitarian Church
Washington
Country Club Annual Meet Set for Wednesday Evening
The Country Club’s annual dinner meeting will be held Wednesday at 6 30 PM. John Cannon, president, will preside and officers will be elected.
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Country Club
John Cannon
Weather: generally fair tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. In the northern portion expect unsettled weather tonight and moderate variation in temperatures across the region.
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North Portion
Greencastle Chamber Holds Annual Meeting and Plans Air Field
The Greencastle Chamber of Commerce met at the Country Club with President Harry Allan reporting strong health and a 126-member roster, including 37 DePauw faculty. Plans included pursuing a Greencastle site for a U.S. Veterans Hospital and surveying an air mail route with Lone Star Cement’s Warren F. Smith presenting industry outlook for 1930.
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Greencastle Chamber of Commerce
Country Club
Harry Allan
Allan
Chamber of Commerce
DePauw
Ile
Indianapolis
Greencastle
C. B. Havens
M. Lample
Department of Commerce
St. Louis
Sample
Terre Haute
Warren F. Smith
Incor
Lone Star Cement Company
Hig
Ite
Charles Mc« Gaughey
A. G. Brown
Wm. Blanchard
John F. Cannon
Joe Bamberger
Gray Potter
Fred L. O'Hair
Rex Moffett Named to All State Basketball Team
Rex Moffett of Indianapolis earned a forward berth on the college all state basketball team named by H Warren of the International News Service. The selections were announced today. Moffett is a former Bainbridge High School star.
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Rex Moffett
Indianapolis
DePauw
H. ©. Warren
International News Service
Moffett
Bainbridge High School
Three Dark Horses Win In Regional Finals
Delph i Salem and Twyger upset the favorites in Indiana regional basketball. Delphi, Salem and Twyger emerged as dark horses to advance as the state tournament schedule for Indianapolis unfolds with morning to evening matchups and finals set for the weekend.
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Delphi
SALEM
Dugger
Hoosier
Twyger
Green Castle store sold twice in recent years
20 Years Ago in Greencastle notes J A Harris sold his store yesterday to H W Long of Clarksburg who later sold it to J J VanBuskirk of Mecarisville for land in Jackson County. Honor students announced for Greencastle Senior High include Mary Strain Hildegard Evan Strain and Jean Selby. Senior class plans a play Cricket iy the Hearth with cast Ralph Dimmitt Kathleen Campbell Marie Cook Donald McClean Glen Tucker Buford Thomas and Bertha Elliott. Francis M Allen now of Washington DC says he and county relatives are heirs to a wealthy English estate.
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J. A. Harris
H. W. Long
Clarksburg
J. J. VanBuskirk
Mecarisville
Jackson County
Mary Strain
Hildegard
Evan Strain
Jean Selby
The
Hearth
Ralph Dimmitt
Kathleen Campbell
Marie Cook
Donald McClean
Glen Tucker
Buford Thomas
Bertha Elliott
Francis M. Allen
Washington, D. C
England
Plead Guilty To Drunk Charges In City Court
Ralph Pierce of East Walnut street and Harry Howard living north of town pleaded guilty to intoxication in Mayor W. L. Denman’s court and paid fines of ten dollars plus costs. The crash at Johnson and Walnut streets on February 24 injured Robert Mahoney of West Elizabeth street. two others were released after testimony that they were not with the pair. Pierce’s car overturned about 5:56 PM. Mahoney suffered multiple torn ribs. Damages were paid to Mahoney for injuries and car damage. the DUI charge against Pierce was not pressed.
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Ralph Pierce
East Walnut Street
Harry Howard
W. L. Denman
Johnson and
Walnut Streets
Robert Mahoney
Express Company
West Elizabeth Street
Hugh Barnett
William Ellis
Pierce
Howard
Howard Ad Pierce
Mahoney
Sigma Delta Chi Awards Scholarships Across 31 Universities
Sigma Delta Chi announces 1980 journalism scholarships in 31 universities with journalism schools. The awards honor high scholastic achievement, awarded to both men and women from 45 schools, based on overall college grades. Winners receive a certificate and the scholarship key. Robert Ryker of DePauw listed among honorees.
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Sigma Delta Chi
Robert Ryker
Depauw
Indianapolis
Ind
National Council
Edwin O'Neal
DePauw University
I U Student Driver Sued for 10000 in Indiana Suit
Mrs Martha Suter of Martinsville sues Samuel Purnell an Indiana University freshman from Attica alleging injuries from being struck by his car on State Road No 87. She claims reckless driving and seeks 10000 in Putnam Circuit Court.
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Bloomington
Ind
Martha Suter
Martinsville
Samuel Purnell
Attica
Indiana University
Sonior
Purnell
Suter
Purinell
Three Sisters Wed Within a Month in Cataract
John E Free man of Cataract notes the marriages of his three daughters. Hester, 22, wed 5 February to Charles L Hess 27. Hazel, 19, wed 19 February to Rollie R Coffman 32. Esther, twin to Hester, 25, wed Carl Jordan on 6 March by Rev. Kenworthy.
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John E. Freeman
Hester
Charles L. Hess
Wiley Hastings
Hazel
Rollie R. Coffman
Speeding car kills three on Elkhart road
In Elkhart Indiana on State road 20 a speeding car hit a home made pushcart killing Paul Hendershott 15 and Ivan Swarm 10. The driver John Thompson 25 a former convict and recent Mansfield reformatory release died when the car overturned. Swarm died at Elkhart General Hospital. Hendershott died instantly.
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Elkhart
Ind
Paul Hendershott
Ivan Swarm
State Road 20
Here
John Thompson
Thompson
Hendershott
Swarm
Elkhart General Hospital
Mansfield
Mishawaka
Dean Thompson
Ray Daily
Three Unmasked Men Hold Up Jasper Bank
Three men robbed the Germany American Bank in Jasper Indiana soon after noon, taking about 2000 dollars. Two armed robbers forced four customers and staff to lie down while another collected cash from the tills, firing shots in the air before the trio fled in a Lincoln car toward the west. Police officials in nearby towns were alerted but the suspects' final direction was unknown.
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Jasper
Ind
Germany
Child Welfare group commends public health service
The Child Welfare association held a Monday afternoon meeting. They discussed the recent ban and commended health officials for their faithful work. A letter was sent to Dr. W. M. McGaughey thanking the health board. A report noted needed dental work for several children and cases where glasses were provided. Milk is served daily in the wards.
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Child Welfare Association
W. M. McGaughey
Health Board
Greencastle Gets Only 117 State Tournament Seats
Greencastle High School, one of sixteen teams to reach the Indiana state tournament, receives 117 tickets while Butler Field House seats about 15 000. Despite regional success, initial allotments were underused and extra tickets could not be secured. Officials blame imbalanced ticket distribution and expect disappointment from towns with teams in the tourney.
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Butler
Indiana
Greencastle High School
Greencastle
Iseasey
Indianapolis
Wholesale Co Seeks Receiver for Zaharakos Estate
Julius C. Walk and Sons files in Putnam circuit court a request for appointment of a receiver in the Zaharakos estate after a note for 120 dollars and 60 cents remains unpaid since July 15 1927. The firm accuses Mrs Zaharakos of diverting funds from the business once known as the Greeks and alleges a sale to Lawrence and Harriet Miller for 8400 dollars raises concerns about asset protection for several wholesale creditors.
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Marie Zaharakos
Putnam Circuit
Julius C. Walk
Lawrence
Harriet Miller
Zaharakos
Masons Convene Greencastle Chapter Meeting
R A Masons State convocation at Greencastle Chapter No 22 scheduled Wednesday at 7 30 p m with C F Mathes H P and FE E Caldwell presiding.
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Greencastle
F. Mathes
H. P
FE. E. Caldwell
Gee
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C. Z. A. R. Trester
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U.S. Hospital
Taft
Capital City
Ladoga
Ladoga High School
Adam and
Eva
Samuel French
Guy Boltom
George Midleton
James King
James Brantham
Corinthia
Jeanette Bryan
Clinton DeWitt
Raymond Oliver
Julie DeWitt
Mary Louise Clark
Eva King
Mary Catherine Stoner
Abby Rocker
Eva Huntington
Jack Delamater
Benjamin Kessler
Horace Pilgrim
Edward Lough
Adam Smith
Edmund Davis
Andrew Gordon
Davis Walterhouse
Mildred Peterson
Hugh Peterson
Crawfordsville Journal-Review
C. M. Lample
Lone Star Cement
Donald M. Lashley
South College Avenue
Military Academy
West Point
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Lashley
Mopfett
Marion
South Bern
Washington Vs
Mar
Tinsville
Franklin
A. m. Kokomo
Connersville
Laporte
Kendallville
Castle
Robert Pierce
I. U
Jesse F. Young
Justin Godwin
Thomas
Jasper Bank
Ctuild Welpare
R. A. Masons
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