Local Woman's Home Society Reports Calls and Visits
Members report call counts for the last quarter to Evangelistic Secretary via Call phone 575 after 6 pm. Mae Phipps records several visits, including Mrs. Woodson of Indianapolis, Mrs. Lank returning from Florida, Mrs. Ford Lucas from Atlanta, and others, with funeral attendance and club meetings noted. The WMS and Woman's Missionary Society announce upcoming district events, meetings, and a 70 dollar Continuation Fund offering.
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Mbers
Woman’s Home Society of
College Avenue Church
Mae Phipps
Real estate transfers list shows multiple title changes
Public records reveal transfers: Daniel Knauer to Fanny A Pekins 195 75 acres in Clinton township for 1 dollar. Grencastle to Izetta V Cox tin Forest Hill Cemetery for 150 dollars. Hood to Gillen a Greencastle lot for 1 dollar. Michaels to McGlathlin Bainbridge lot for 1000 dollars. Case to Caldwell a Greencastle lot for 600 dollars. Newgent to Poff in Floyd township. Woodard to Lane two Bainbridge lots for 600 dollars.
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Daniel Knauer
Fanny A. Pekins
Clinton Township
City of
Grencastle
Izetta V. Cox
Tin Forest Hill
William J. Hood
Courtland C. Gillen
Greencastle
Tressie C. Michaels
James B. McGlathlin
Bainbridge
Marvin T. Case
A. F. Caldwell
Robert H. Newgent
John H. Poff
Floyd Township
William M. Woodard
Oscar Blane
The IETY Present at Musical on May Second
The Presbyterian church hosts a musical event by The IETY on May 2 at 7 45 PM. Tickets priced at 25 cents are available at the door.
Waveland All Stars Top Roachdale Nine 2 to 1
Waveland All Stars defeated the Roachdale Independents 2 to 1 in Waveland on April 30. Roachdale scored in the first inning but was held scoreless thereafter as Waveland tied it in the third and went ahead in the fourth. Waveland had nine hits to Roachdale's eight in a tightly played game highlighted by solid fielding.
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Waveland
Waveland All Stars
Roachdale Independents
Roachdale
Waveland Woman Fatally Burned Falls Into Fire
In Waveland on May 1 Mrs. John Dietrich an elderly widow about eighty fell into a yard fire while burning trash. A passing child and Parke Spencer aided her while she suffered severe burns and was taken home for medical care. Her condition remained critical. Dietrich formerly managed the Crawfordsville gun club.
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Waveland
John Dietrich
Dietrich
Monon Train Crew Arrested on Robbery Conspiracy
The entire Monon railroad train crew was arrested in Bloomington by Deputy U S Marshal Frank Reams on charges of conspiracy and robbery of interstate freight. The crew includes conductor C O Combs, brakemen N E Sellers and William Burns, engineer H Dillard, and fireman Jacob Keibler. They were arraigned and bonds set at 2500 each, but bonds were not posted and they remained jailed in Indianapolis awaiting trial. Monon detectives had earlier nabbed them. two other north end employees face related charges in Salem Indiana.
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Monon
United States
Frank Reams
Bloomington
C. O. Combs
N. E. Sellers
William Burns
H. Dillard
Jacob Keibler
Marion County
Indianapolis
Albert Schofield
John A. Hayes
Monon Railroad
Salem
Ind
North End
San Jose scale resurges in northern orchards
The writer notes the San Jose scale is increasing again after a period of decline. A severe sleet winter suffocated the pest previously, but with calm, still days ideal for spraying, lime sulfur and sealecide treatment may be required to save home orchard trees.
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San Jose
Farmers urged to shift to poultry and dairy production
Article argues farmers should replace staple crops with poultry and dairy to meet ongoing demand. It asserts poultry and dairy offer prices that reward labor and investment and encourage better profitability.
Fertilizer Increases Yields But Requires Good Soil
A farm note warns fertilizer boosts profits only when the seedbed is well prepared with ample humus. The advisory stresses soil health and prep as essential for profitable returns on commercial fertilizer.
World Wheat Supply Shows Large Exportable Surplus
The International Institute of Agriculture reports a possible exportable wheat surplus of 11,800,000 metric tons after domestic needs are set aside. Global wheat production rises with bigger crops in importing countries, while total sowings reach 407 million acres and rye plantings climb to 20 million acres amid shifts in Europe the United States and India.
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Rome
International Institute of Agriculture
Europe
United States
India
Commissioners Order Bonds for Highways Sold
Putnam County commissioners at their May meeting ordered bonds sold for thirteen emergency bridges and two roads George A McCloud road in Jackson Township and Hugh H Pearcy road in Franklin Township. Bond sale bids set for Tuesday June 6. Sinclair Road petition dismissed after taxpayer remonstrance. Case Road petition withdrawn to remove signers.
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George A. M’cloud
Jackson Township
Hugh H. Pearcy
Franklin Township
Board of Commissioners of
Putnam County
Commissioners Room
Court House
George A. McCloud
A. P. Sinclair
Cloverdale
Photographer Gains Access At Pius XI Coronation
Rome officials ban cameras at St. Peter's during Pope Pius XI coronation. An English staff photographer disguised a medicine case to bypass Swiss guards and enter to aid the injured as the crush peaked.
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Rome
Italy
Gasparri
St. Peter's
Pius XI
Cat Mother of Five Adopts Five Rat Invaders
In Bloomington, Susie the cat from Jack Crawford's blacksmith shop becomes a remarkable mother by adopting five young rats. Lou White, seeking a treat, found a rat nest and watched Susie carry the rodents to her nest, a surprising turn for a feline brood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Susie
Jack Crawford
Lou White
Seventy-Year-Old Father Welcomes Seventeenth Child
John W. Dysenberry of Star City West Virginia, aged seventy, celebrated the birth of his seventeenth child. He remains in good health and works eight hours daily as a carpenter. The newborn was fathered with his second wife, who is fifty.
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Star City
W. Va
John W. Dysenberry
Dysenberry
DePauw Orchestra Plays For Local High School Chapel
The DePauw University Orchestra performed at the high school chapel for the first time, presenting symphonies classical and modern works under arranger R C Sloane who directs the school and college ensembles. The G H S musicians will return the entertainment at DePauw chapel soon. An inter class baseball tournament is planned and class teams are forming this week. Eleven pupils were absent today.
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DePauw University Orchestra
R. C. Sloane
DePauw
Hog Receipts 5500 Prices 20 Cents Lower
Indianapolis hog receipts reached 5500 with prices down 20 cents at opening. General hog sales averaged 10.65 with top 10.70. Some 300 pound hogs sold as low as 10.50. pigs 10.50. sows 9.00. Cattle steady to strong. some steers 8.00, up 10-15 cents. Calves up 50 cents to 10.00. Sheep and lambs steady.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Alumni Association Elects New Officers
The Indiana Alumni Association of Putnam County met in the high school auditorium and elected officers led by Frank Wallace as Vice President and Prof. R. A. Ogle as Secretary-Treasurer. A luncheon followed the meeting, served by the Domestic Science Department, with Dr. U. S. Weather as the evening speaker.
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Indiana Alumni Association of
Putnam County
Pyasioone
O.sees
Frank Wallace
R. A. Ogle
Ford Lucas
U. S. Weatherby
Dizzy motorist saved by capsule warns drivers
Dorchester Mass resident I H Foster recounts a motorist collapsing from dizziness due to indigestion. He praises Little Wonder Capsules for relief and notes availability through Owl Drug Store Greencastle Indiana or 60 cents by mail from Jaques Capsule Co Plattsburg New York.
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H. Foster
Dorchester
Mass
Owl Drug Store
Greencastle
Ind
Jaques Capsule Co
Plattsburg, N. Y
Brown & Moffett lists recent property sales in Indiana
A Brown & Moffett recruitment of property transfers shows Joanna M. York on north College to Alfred A. Morris and many farm, store, and restaurant sales across Bainbridge, Greencastle, Rockville, and surrounding townships. The notice also cites June 16 as an ad date and references fish and game law enforcement for the closed season.
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Brown & Moffett
Joanna M. York
North College
Alfred A. Morris
Ora Heath
S. W. Ader
Bert Ragan
North Salem
Mate Blaydes
T J. Nixon
National Road
John H. Williams
Ross Clodfelter
Clinton Township
J. A. Hanks
Jerome M. Gorham
Greencastle
M. T. Parks
Artie Raines
Virgil E. English
Higert
Luther E. Trout
Fred Todd
Illinois Street
Herman Hendricks
David Shuee
Franklin Township
A. A. Harris
A. H. Geriche
Virgil A. Harris
Bainbridge
Urban Hedge
Ann E. Lisby
Virgil J. Ader
J. A. Michaels
Ann F. Lisby
Sherman
Oscar Williams
Israeli Knauer
William Bunch
Melvin T. Parks
J. M. Gorham
Carl Jeffries
Rockville
Ind
Ora A. Lesley
Henry O. Batman
L. W. Veach
William Woodard
C. B. Lane
Groveland
Virgil Ader
Ann FE. Lisley
Ann E. Lisley
Coatesville
Indiana
Virgil Harris
Mrs. Thad Jones Hosts Tri Kappa Sorority Picnic
Mrs. Thad Jones hosted Tri Kappa Sorority members and about thirty DePauw University guests at a picnic supper at her south of town home. Fifty attended in all as guests arrived by auto and shared a lawn table feast, enjoying a pleasant evening.
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Thad Jones
Tri Kappa Sorority
DePauw University
Tri Kappa
The C. E. Society Presents New Minister Musical
The C. E. Society stages a musical entertainment titled The New Minister at the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday May 2 at 7 45 pm Admission is 25 cents.
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THE
C. E. Society
Presbyterian Church
Indiana Bass Fishing Close Date Set Through June 15
Sunday April 30 marked the final legal day to fish bass and bluegill in Indiana public waters. The closed season continues until June 15, after which fishing for bass and bluegill becomes lawful again.
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Indiana
Train wreck injuree Crawley notes slow improvement
G. W. Crawley remains hospitalized after a Monon train accident near Patricksburg. Reports indicate his condition is gradually improving after injuries sustained more than a week ago.
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G. W. Crawley
Patricksburg
County Engineer Plum mer Busy on Bridge Plans
County engineer Arthur Plummer is preparing estimates plans and specifications for bridges washed out by recent high waters in Putnam County. Many old structures dating back to early concrete usage lacked reinforcements, but with reinforced concrete progress, the new designs aim to prevent future washouts up to an 80 foot span.
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Putnam County
Couty
Arthur Plummer
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A testimonial extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple harmless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and eases stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded, sold by leading druggists.
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Mayr
Bank officer attends State Pig Club Round Up at Purdue
A. G. Brown of First National Bank traveled to Lafayette today to attend the State Pig Club Round Up at Purdue University. Several First National Bank Pig Club members joined as his guests for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Brown
First National Bank
Lafayette
Purdue University
Mr. Brown
Former DePauw student returns to IU Bloomington to resume studies
Carl O H air, a former DePauw student attending Indiana University Bloomington, resumed his studies Monday after spending the weekend with Phi Gamma Delta fraternity brothers at the Phi Gam House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl O’hair
DePauw
Indiana University
Bloomington
Phi Gam House
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Pre. J. P. D. John
Atlanta
Harry Crawford
Walnut and
Madison Streets
Cade Elliott
Opera House
Dewey Hawkins
New Maysville
State Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Hughes
Dora Aderson
Arthur Anderson
Charles Crawley
Richard Collins
Lucille Kelly
Mrs
C. A. Kelly
East Anderson Street
W. J. Snyder
Brazil
Josephine Lewis
F. A. Arnold
S. A. Hays
Dade Shearer
Minna Curran
Harry Smith
Edgar Harris
Crescent Club
H. B. Troyer
Caroline King
John
Washington Township
Country Reading Club
Dorothy Beard
L. A Beard
Ladoga
Rosedale
Brigeton
Bellmore
Miss Box
Lucknow
Baptist Mission Circle
Woman's Missionary Society
Christian Church
Charles Rector
Sion
Henry Showalter
N. Jackson Street
C. R. List
Herald Office
S. A
Accessories Co
Graham
Benton Harbor
Michigan
Wesley ‘Freckles
Barrie
Benefit County Hospital
Tea Cup Club
M. A
Pope
High School News
Eldon C. Hill
Indiana Alumni Association
Indiana Loan Co
Donner
A. Cook
Mer
Frank Mayo
Lee Moran
Neal Hart
America
ST. John
George N. Mannfeld
Fish and Game Division
State Ceservation Department
Trie Kappa Sorority
Plummer
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