Arrests, campus events, and a false fire alarm report
Theodore Adams, operator of a second hand store on the North side of the square, was arrested after a fall at his business. Marion Cooper visits from Lafayette to see her parents. Indiana State students and Sigma Nu house guests are noted. A Delta Sigma Psi false alarm fire call is investigated. Bankruptcy notices set a May 9 meeting in Greencastle. Various social visits, linen shower plans, and radio schedule notes are listed, including a Beechwood Circle gathering and a pigeon flight update with a prize-winning bird from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Adams
Sewell and Myers
Adams
Delta Sigma Psi Fraternity
Indiana Street
Artment
Sig- 4 Chi
Locust Street
C. F. Husted
Indi- Polis
San Jo
Texas
Indianapolis
Husted
Local groups plan meetings and social visits in Putnam County
The Putnam County Fish and Game Association meets at Hawkins Garage at 7 30 pm. IU Alumna of Putnam County holds Founder’s Day gathering at the High School Building with dinner at 7 pm followed by speaker Dr Weatherby. Various residents spend weekends with relatives and new railroad appointment announced for James Hillis. Church board, tea club, and S C C Club gatherings slated for evenings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County Fish’ & Game Association
Hawkins Garage
Indiana University
Putnam County
State University
Weatherby
Dewey Hawkins Sentenced in Assault Case
Dewey Hawkins aged 20 of near New Maysville received a two to fourteen year term in the Jeffer sonville state reformatory after pleading guilty to assault with intent on Dora Anderson fifteen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Anderson. Deputy Hamm arrested him at his home Friday afternoon. Prosecutor Hamilton questioned him after Judge Hughes set his trial for Monday. Hawkins said he intended to commit a felony when he attacked Miss Anderson on Friday April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Hawkins
New Maysville
State Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Dora Anderson
Arthur Anderson
Hawkins
Sam Hamm
Hamilton
Hughes
Craver Injured in Haymakers Lodge Street Scuffle
Craver, a shoe repairman on West Walnut street, was injured Saturday night when a scuffle with Haymakers Lodge members threw him to the sidewalk near Sudranski's store. He suffered torn ligaments in the left shoulder and right hip. not serious, but likely bedridden about thirty days. Lloyd Skinner, employed by Fred Thomas of Putnam Realty, has leased the former Ed Seller's grocery building and will open a new business there soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Craver
West Walnut Street
Haymakers Lodge
Sudranski
Craver
Lloyd Skinner
Fred Thomas
The
Putnam Realty Company
Ed. Seller
Mr. Skinner
Purdue University to Entertain Pig Club Members This Week
About ten members of the Putnam County Pig Club will travel to Lafayette on Tuesday for a four day stay at Purdue University. The university hosts differing clubs statewide and the program aims to educate and interest the visitors. County Agent Charles Jackson will accompany the delegation to the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Putnam County Pig Club
Lafayette
University
Charles Jackson
For Sale Garden Plants Pansy Budded by S A Grismer
Advertises various garden plants including large budded pansy plants. Seller S A Grismer lists 327 S Bloomington St for contact and pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A
Best Plan for Succession and Rotation of Peas
The article outlines pea types from Gradus to Laxton and Little Marvel, noting wrinkled types yield best when supported and that Alaska and Market Surprises are earlier. It recommends succession planting every week or ten days and at least four feet between vigorous dwarf rows, plus strict crop rotation to protect soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska and
Maud
Alaska
Surprise
Little Marvel
Gradus
Laxtonian
Thomas Laxton
Sunday School Rally Draws Crowds In Pelham County
The Pelham County Sunday School Association held a Sunday rally and mass meeting at the Christian Church. A parade of ninety six autos traveled from the square through Washington and Arlington streets to Locust and Berry streets before ending at the church where Dr. J L Beyl spoke on Child Training from Prov 22 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham County Sunday School Association
Christian Church
Washington Street
Arlington Street
Anderson Street
Locust Street
Berry Street
Indiana Street
The
J. L. Beyl
Fincastle
Raphael County
Grace Deni
Children’s Department
Pollom
Manhattan
Raphael
G. Will Conklin
Georgia Lochenour
Levi Marshall
Sugar Beet Seed Contamination Sparks U S Tests in Florida
The United States Department of Agriculture reports heavy losses for beet sugar producers over two years due to stock beet seed contamination in imported sugar beet seed. Tests are under way in Florida open air and greenhouses to detect mixtures, with notification to senders before planting. Officials advocate American grown sugar beet seed to meet industry needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of
Change of voting place for Green Castle Third Ward
Notice states the East Precinct polling station for the May 2 1922 Primary Election in Green Castle City is moved to the Ashworth Coat Office on Main Street. Auditor R E Knoll issues the change with dates April 29 and May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ashworth Coat Office
Main Street
R. E. Knoll
World’s Oldest Language Debate Cites Sanskrit as Earliest
OCR fragment notes disagreement among authorities on the oldest language, with many positing Sanskrit as the earliest in the world. The text reflects a scholarly debate and mentions pinion wording variants.
Advertising spins a hen egg into demand, says Cohan
George Cohan, famed electric sign advertiser, notes that a duck lays an egg quietly while a hen’s egg causes a whirl of noise, concluding advertising pays. He emphasizes the public interest in hens eggs and the market response to promotional effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cohan
Town ladies host thimble party afternoon
Mrs. Salem B Town and Miss Laura Town entertain this afternoon with a thimble party, inviting neighbors to enjoy a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem B. Town
Laura Town
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Marion Cooper
Yr. E. Cooper
Hal Dronberger
Robert Cash
Ped” Anderson
Rose Poly
St Terre Haute
Sigma Nu
Charles A. Burnett
Innkruptcy
Robert M. McHaffie
Coatesville
Lyon & Lyon
Creditt
J. F. Hill
Frank Donner
Ames B. Nelson
O. F. Overstreet
Yors
Bloomington
F. A. Arnold
F. C. Iden
Mss
Frances Grose
Ames
Mrs. Windt
W. Otis
Putnam Electricmpany
Beechwood Pleasant Circle
Lewis Hodshire
South Crown Street
Mr. Hods Brother
Sam Hodshire
Hodshire
Miles
Webb
Anderson
E. Society
Presbyterian Church
Grace Reynold
Lillian Southard
South Locust Street
Grace Tillotson
East Washington Street
Terre Haute
James Sparks
William Kumpf
Brazil
J. L. Hillis
Will O’hair
Brick Chapel
James H. Hillis
Ft. Worth
Wichita, Granger and
Granger
Mr. Hillis
Locust Street M. E. Church
Over the Tea Cups Club
W. W. Tucker
F. C. Tilden
Eri. B.taylor
Mid-West Stone Company
Jacob Hirt
Gretna Mathes
South Indiana Street
Thomas O’daniel
Cloverdale
Ordale
Buriel
Greencastle Township
Eugene R. Hamrick
Warren Township
Walter G. Sublett
John F. Williams
Montgomery
Putnam Counties
E. Howard O'Neal
Claude R Coffin
Marion
Townshm
James S. Walker
Madison Township
Henry Showalter
N. Jackson Street
Herald Office
Sunday School Association
Owosso, Mich
Wesley
Freckles
Barrie
Benefit County Hospital
Tea Cup Club
Opera House
A. Cook
Mer
Irvin V. Willat
Wild Animal
Adventures of
Varzan
Frank Mayo
Lee Moran
Fay S
Republican Organization
John L. Gallion
C. E. Society
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