May Day Activities and Local Notices Across Greencastle
Roy C West of Chicago attends DePauw May Day events while residents visit relatives in Champaign and Indianapolis. Local health updates include Cassel Morris in Indianapolis hospital and a ill child of Mr and Mrs Harris. Aged James Bridges experiences frail health as Sam Cash faces potential prison time. Church notes mark National Boys Week with men and boys addressed, and Mrs Lossan McMillan's operation prompts family travel to Indianapolis.
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Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Galilee
Sheep and Goats Reported Frozen in Storm
A report from Bluflfton says seven sheep froze to death near Kingsland after a snowstorm. In Buffalo White County twenty goats, freshly shorn, perished during the storm as four inches of snow lay on the farm.
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Logansport
Ind
William Hickman
Buffalo
White County
Flood floods village leaving fifty homeless
A torrential rain and gale force winds caused two dam breaches in New Hampshire and floods that spread into Maine and Vermont leaving more than fifty people homeless and property damage estimated at about a half million dollars.
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Boston
New Hampshire
Maine
Vermont
Earthquake Death Toll Reported in Persia Region
Report from London via Moscow says violent earthquakes in north eastern Persia may have killed about 1,000 people, mainly residents of three villages near Turkmenistan. In Newcastle Pennsylvania, three children died and another child and their mother suffered serious burns when a gasoline stove explosion gutted their home.
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London
Persia
Moscow
Turkmenistan
Newcastle
The Patsy well received at DePauw May Day play
The DePauw May Day production The Patsy directed by Prof. Gough and Miss Ethel Morris drew solid praise. Patricia Harrington, the Patsy, is blamed when things go wrong and finds happiness as the sister’s love interest gains independence. Cast includes Berniece Campbell, Mary Rhue, Betty Neely, Hollis Hull, Wayne Shumaker.
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DePauw
Patsy
Prof. Gough
Ethel Morris
Patricia Harrington
Grace
Patricia
Berniece Campbell
Lewisville
Mary Rhue
Marion
Betty Neely
Sturgis
Mich
Hollis Hull
Connersville
Wayne Shumaker
Indianapolis
Howard Warriner
Terre Haute
Ruth Kattman
Poland
League of Nations adopts budget publicity plan to curb war materials
In Geneva on May 4 the Franco American plan to limit wartime supplies by publishing government budgets was approved by 22 nations with China and Soviet Russia voting against and Germany abstaining. Hugh Gibson initiated the approach, viewed as a compromise between direct and indirect controls. The commission adjourned to study naval limits, with Sato of Japan expected to push for further reviews and Lord Cushenburg to back naval proposals.
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Geneva
League of Nations
China
Soviet
Russia
Germany
Count von Bernstorff
Hugh Gibson
United States
Commission
M Sato
Japan
Lord Cushendun
Gibson
Decatur Farmer Battles Six Blue Racer Snakes
John Christener of Adams County says he and his two brothers were attacked by six Blue Racer snakes six to eight feet long while mushroom hunting near Borum's Run south of Monroe. They killed all six and hung them on a fence for proof near the Pennsylvania railroad ridge.
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Decatur
Ind
John Christener
Adams County
Monroe
Christener
Here
Christner
Pensylvania
Borum
For Sale Delco Light Plant In Greencastle Ad
Want ads list a Delco light plant for sale at a low price. Contact Mrs. Winifred Hurst in Mt. Mer sidian Greencastle R for details.
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Delco Light Plant
Cheap
Winifred Hurst
Mt. Mersidian
Greencastle
Leaders Fight to Save Hoover from Defeat
Washington May 4 In a dramatic shift in farm relief sentiment Senate leaders moved to shield President Hoover from defeat on the debenture plan The Norris amendment lifting rebates or bounties was blamed for the change and the decisive vote was postponed to next week while insurgent Republicans and much of the Democratic side waver over the plan.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Hoover
Congress
May Festival of Music Planned by DePauw Students
Music students at DePauw School of Music will present the annual May Festival of Music at Music Hall next week on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings May 6 7 and 8 at 7 o clock. The Mondays program includes Old German Air The Little Violinist Duet In May and other pieces by Livsey Behr Cramp Green Fields Tharp Edwards and more performed by listed students incl Mary Lucile Early Marian Ellis Ruth Donnohue and others.
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DePauw School of Music
Music Hall
Livsey
Hudson
Marietta Taylor
Beth Sherman
Mrs Meda Lynch Buried in Danville After Long Illness
Funeral services for Mrs. Meda Stoner Lynch wife of James F. Lynch of Laramie Wyoming who died in Denver Colorado Friday after a long illness will be held in Greencastle at the McCurry Funeral Home with Rev Victor L Raphael in charge. Interment will be at Danville Indiana. Survivors include her husband a son James Jack Lynch and a grandson all of Laramie her mother Mrs Mary Stoner and three brothers Ernest Omer and Andrew Stoner of Greencastle and Greencastle township. She had lived in Laramie since 1916 and moved widely after marriage including Jackson Kentucky Plainfield Danville and Greeley before settling in Laramie.
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Meda Lynch
Danville
Meda Stoner Lynch
James F. Lynch
Laramie
Wyo
Denver
Colo
Greencastle
McCurry
Victor L. Raphael
Ind
Mary Stoner
Ernest Stoner
Omer Stoner
Andrew Stoner
Greencastle Township
Lyr
Lynch
Jackson
Plainfield
Greeley
Laratite
Jack
Engagements, weddings, and social notices in Greencastle
Social news from Greencastle details Miss Genevieve Daggy engagement to Gilbert Rhea announced at a luncheon hosted by Miss Lela Walls. The note lists many attendees, venue details, and future wedding plans set for June 29. Additional items include engagements of Mildred Briggs and Henry Kennedy, Ruby Brown Lyon marriage in Indianapolis, and community club activities and meetings.
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Lela Walls
West Washington Street
Genevieve Daggy
Gilbert Rhea
Walls
Albert Daggy
Elizabeth Daggy
Mesdames Earl Sourwine
C. J. Arnold
James Bittles
Paul Cook
C. C. Tucker
Eugene Hawkins
Glen Lyons
Frank Cannon
Frank Donner
Thad Jones
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Rhea
Greencastle
Indiana Medical College
B. L. Brown
Larrabee Street
Ruby
Edwin H. Lyon
Christian Parsonage
Indianapolis
Rev. H. H. Davis
Lyon
Shubert
Maryland
Mr. Lyon
Chicago
Miller, Lyon. Publishing Co
South
Milburn Returns to Duty After Vacation at Sullivan
Miss Eva Milburn of the county hospital resumes duties after a vacation. She has been visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Herman Milburn, at Sullivan for the past two weeks. Superintendent ???
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Eva Milburn
The
County Hospital
Miss Milburn
Herman Milburn
Sullivan
DePauw Names Miss Beroth Assistant Dean During Alvord Leave
Dean Alvord of DePauw receives a one year leave starting October 1 with Miss Jane Beroth acting as assistant dean of women. Beroth, M A from Michigan in 1925, has taught in Hartford and is a Kappa Kappa Gamma member. Alvord plans extensive travel through Asia and Europe, returning for 1931 fall registration.
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Katherine
Alvord
DePauw
Orient
Jane Beroth
Mig Alvord
Miss Beroth
University of Michigan
Hartford
Conk
Mortar Board
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Miss Alvord
California
Japan
China
India
Europe
New York
Mortar Board Initiates Eight New Members at DePauw
Mortar Board members opened the May Day program at DePauw University and capped eight new members. Honorees include Kathryn Homan Bridgeport Illinois Ruth Ward South Bend Virginia Grishaw Kokolomo Marian Smith Logansport Margaret Harvey Benton Harbor Emma Durke Chicago Betty Cook Bedford and Mary Lou Wellenreiter Danville. Pledges will be initiated in about four weeks.
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Mortar Board
DePauw University
Kathryn Jane Homan
Bridgeport
Ill
Ruth Ward
South Bend
Virginia Grishaw
Kolkomo
Marian Smith
Logansport
Margaret
Harvey
Benton Harbor
Mich
Emma Joan Durke
Chicago
Betty Cook
Bedford
Mary Lou Wellenreiter
Danville
DePauw
Syracuse University
New York
Swarthmore
University of Michigan
Corwell
Ohio State University
May Day Dampened by Rain at DePauw University
Rain disrupted May Day events at DePauw University with most activities moved to Bowman Gym. Emma Jean Burke received the senior ring and Ruth Hall the junior ring in morning ceremonies as classmates named their most representative.
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DePauw University
Bowman
Emma Jean Burke
Margaret Rohwedder
Ruth Hall
Lucy Mae Roelle
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Roy C. West
Board of Trustees of
L. D. Snider
Lawrence Snider
Champaign, Ill
Mrs. C. P. Reeves
Mr. Reeves
Singer
Cassel Morris
Roathdale
Coleman
Kenneth Harris
Leota Mullins
R. P. Mullins
Imogene Mullins
Josiah Gardner
Indiana Street
Enid
Erma _ Hudlin
East Poplar Street
Hillsdale
Mrs
Dale Kelly
Stanley Chastain
Roachdale
Helen
Louis Nelson
Jackson Street
James Bridges
East Washington Street
Mr. Bridges
Sam Cash
Indiana
Peru
Toledo
O. Cash
R. F P. Mullins
Mullins Drug Store
Glen Purcell
Fillmore
Mr. Purcell
Claude Wilson
Dat ‘Ter Catherine
South Jackson Street
Lossan McMillan
Wilson
McMillan
Nellie Wilson
Jills
Husband
Mary Callender Ames
Mass
Howard G. Cushing
Alva Lisby
McCormick
Oliver and
John Deere
Campbell Bros
Priday Nigh
Ghost Story
Green Fields
Elnora Tharp
Edwards
Terry
Roberta Jackson
Crane
Harriet Heaney Violin
Devaux
Marion Pierce
Williams
Mary Frances Carson
S. Conte
Ruth Donnohue
Gilbert
A. T. Briggs
Mildred Briggs
Henry F. Kennedy
Lexington
Miss Briggs
Columbia
Missouri
State University
Fayette
Iowa
Kennedy
University of Illinois
Harvard
Cincinnati
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Beechwood Pleasant Circle
Beechwood Pleasant Circle Club
Eva Ogle
Glidewell
Tri Psi
Suncheon
Tri Psi Sorority
Crawford House
Delta Delta Delta House
Milo West
Fred Hixon
Philander Pruitt
Charles Broadstreet
E. B. Hughes
Fort Wayne
T. L. Evans
George Leland
Dayton O
G. M. Williams
A. O. Murray
New Paris
Stanley* Chastain
Ira Case
Dwight Murphy
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Fred I. O’hair
East
Washington Street
Mayme Hunt
Kokomo
Hunt
Herbert Hoover
Bittles
Frank Bittles
S. R. Rariden
C. W. Otis
A. G. Brown
Martha Hawkins Walker
George C. Landon
Grand Rapids, Mich
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Evan's
Bowman Gymnasium
Moosehart
Crawfordsville
Moosehart Legion
Dean Alvord
Indiana Loan CO
E. Wash. St