Local notes and notices from Greencastle area
Born to Mr and Mrs Albert King a son Albert Herman Sunday. Carl Johnson of Madison township confined to home by illness. Ora Day of Fillmore in Green castle on business. Mrs Glen Arnold Fillmore moved to her home from Putnam county hospital recovering from operation. Phi Delta Kappa meets Tuesday evening. Directors and committee chairmen of Greencastle Chamber of Commerce to meet this evening at First National Bank. Mrs O W Bales Clinton Falls seriously ill diabetes carbuncle. Ira Estel Rowines and Mrs Rowines welcomed a son Sunday. she formerly Miss Dene Scobee. Mrs Anna Johnston called to bedside of her brother E T Reeves near Fillmore who is critically ill. Putnam Post No 58 American Legion to hold third county meeting at Russellville this evening. No special program. Last Men’s Brotherhood at Greencastle Methodist church tonight at 7 with banquet. wives guests. Prof C D W Hildebrand of DePauw to speak. Grassyfork Hatcheries visitors from Greencastle include Frank Ashworth family Lee Williams Jacob Eitel family F C Tilden J P Allen Jr M D Ricketts Eugene Meikel Charles Meikel Fay Ashworth. Gilbert Gambill seeks costs in cross suit Emery Gray vs Maud N Alspaugh et al. stockholders of defunct Spencer Exchange Bank to pay par value to liquidate debts. Gambill denies owning 39 shares Gray alleged. Case sent from Owen court.
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Grassyfork
Martinsville
Greencastle
Frank Ashworth
Lee Williams
Jacob Eitel
F. C. Tilden
J. P. Allen Jr
M. D. Ricketts
Eugene Meikel
Charles Meikel
Fay Asheworth
Gilbert Gambill
Emery Gray
Maud N. Alspaugh
Gray
Spencer Exchange Bank
Gambill
Owen Court
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Plant Opens Denison Texas
The Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corporation opens a Denison Texas plant with feeder plants in Muenster Moberly Nevada Emporia Larned Oswego Carlysie Monte Vista Brush Marino Delta Kimball and more. The facility will consume 200000 pounds of milk daily and its egg powdering plant will use 150 cars of eggs annually paying Southwestern farmers over 500000.
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Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corporation
Denison
Tex
Southwestern Dairymen
Muenster
Moberly
Nevada
Emporia
Larned and Oswego
Kaons
Carlysie, Ark
Monte Vista
Brush
Marino
Delta
Col
Kimball
Neb
Kraft-Phenix
Csomplete
Leola Moore and Della Davis Visit Waveland
Miss Leola Moore and Mrs. Della Davis spent Sunday in Waveland visiting Mrs. Davis' mother. George Smiley, who had been in the Putnam county hospital for medical treatment, has returned to his home.
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Leola Moore
Della Davis
Waveland
Mrs. Davis
George Smiley
Putnam County Hospital
Indiana University resumes spring sports practice at Bloomington
Indiana University today resumed spring practice after a weekend program. The Crimson baseball team plays DePauw and the tennis team meets Cincinnati then Ohio State. Golf hosts DePauw and Kentucky, track hosts Illinois and Purdue, with Purdue expected strong. Ralph Gatti may start in the second baseball game.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Crimson
DePauw
I. U
Cincinnati
Netters
Ohio States
Purdue
Illinois
Kentucky
Indiana
Ralph Gatti
Worcester
Mass
Boilermakers
X Rays Guard Life and Property in Industrial Parts
An article explains how simple X-ray shadow photography tests steel forgings and engine components for hidden flaws. A film placed behind the part shows darker or lighter spots indicating sound metal or defects, aiding safety without elaborate equipment.
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Clayton R. Slayter
Popular Science Monthly
X rays boost safety in industry and aviation
The article notes how X rays detect defects in engineering parts from train wheels to aircraft components. It cites German state railways using mobile X ray labs to inspect locomotives and planes carrying numerous passengers rely on X ray checks for piston and weld integrity.
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Aleady
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Moffett Estate Probate Reported In Putra Circuit
The estate of the late Mary J. Moffett of Cloverdale Way was admitted to probate in Putra circuit today. Valued at 13 000 with a personal estate of 8 000 and real estate 3 000. Dr QO Moffett of Greencastle union named sole heir and administrator by Judge James P Hughes. Mrs Moffett widow of D W Moffett long head of Cloverdale bank.
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Mary J. Moffett
Cloverdale Way
Putra _ circuit
QO. Moffett
Greencastle Union
Ale
James P. Hughes
Moffett
D. W. Moffett
Cloverdale Bank
W Hollowell Hosts Trustees at Luncheon Showcasing New Bus
W Hollowell of the L I Chevrolet agency entertained county township trustees at the country club luncheon. Trustees viewed pictures of the new type school bus. Frank Sutherlin won a golf ball driving contest.
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O, W. Mollowell
Chevrolet
Frank Sutherlin
Notre Dame Faces Japan and Navy in Baseball Week
Notre Dame Indiana hosts a seven game slate this week starting with Purdue, then Hosei of Japan, followed by the U S Naval Academy team from Annapolis. Purdue has three wins in five starts but has two infield errors in losses.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Aguitar Tihe
Japan
Irigh
Purdue
Hosei
Naval Academy
Annapolig
Indiana
Palo
Notre Dames
Stoffman
Rudicille
Hoffman
Weaver
Depauw Baseballers Routed by Miami in Wide Loss
Depauw baseball team was overwhelmed by Miami University in a decisive afternoon game. The Dolphins dominated with a wide margin, winning by 22 runs.
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Depauw
MIAMI
Mitr
Fragmentary list of names and places in historic notice
The readable fragment lists individuals and places including Nel at items Mire Ila Garinlehae Mes Gwin Eawigo among an unspecified grouping. The text appears as an OCR garble from a local historical notice with no clear event or action.
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Murle Ord
Mies
Ila
Garinlehae
Mes
Gwin Eawigo
Ily Chy
Livestock Prices Report From Indiaravolis Market
The Indiaravolis livestock sale notes mixed bids with cattle around 260 pounds to 260 pounds, prices quoted near $7 per hundredweight and $6 down for some categories. Sheep and spring lambs show steady to rising quotes, with ongoing demand and several heavy entries highlighted.
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Indiaravolis
Ind
Calee
HY AND LUX DRIVER KILLS Gil MITCHHICER TERRE HAUTE
A multi vehicle crash near Terre Haute Indiana injuries two daughters and a mother. Gil Mitchhicer and Helge Aye twelve were treated at Union Hospital with one victim dying from a broken neck. The driver of a another vehicle was detained for investigation at the scene on May 4.
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Terre Hauth
Ind
Fen Indiegapolio
Mt Morell
Bixter
Helge
Aye
Chee Oilur
Eau McDaniels
Union
Medomea Teines
Tat
Tace To
Pett Lo New
Ikotiiration
Wes
Odetcar
Watts
Untitled talk on education ethics at high school event
A high school gathering featured Mr. Magu discussing the concept of consequences in education. The event focused on student behavior and civic responsibility, with attendees including alumni and staff.
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Warren de Vivek
Angual Salman
Tralnlune High School Ab
Acteo
Magu
Untamed County Memo Free On Bond
Fragmentary report notes a law enforcement operation in Meridian area involving C Builes and local officials. Raids occurred amid tension with a group described as Pigether. a man named Jeruld Liquor was reportedly found.
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Meridian
Apd & C
Miscellaneous Advertisements and Notices
A garbled page of classified ads lists loans to teachers and autos, farm goods, a furniture sale, an auction notice, and various small items. Entries reference Campbell Brothers, telephone numbers, and a May sale with Dorothy Adinad as administrator and C. A. Voatal as auctioneer.
Community notices and society events from Greencastle area
The Christian Missionary Society and the Women's Missionary Society of Greencastle Christian Church plan a meeting Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. W. D. James home 111 West Columbia Street. The Crescent Club hosts a Wednesday 2 30 pm gathering at Mrs. Russell Alexander home 403 Easthn Street with a miscellaneous program. A birthday dinner honors Mrs. Oscar Jones at Clinton Falls with relatives from Indianapolis Roachdale Plainfield Greencastle and more. Bernice Magill of Greencastle wed Chicago man in Chicago. Art Needlework Club meets Tuesday 2 50 pm with Mrs. Keehl West Columbia Street. Oliver's Club of the W R C meets Tuesday 7 30 pm at I O O F hall urging attendance. Century Club ends year with Italy and Spain talks by Mrs Donner and Mrs Anderson plus Girl Scout picnic plans for May 15.
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Christian Missionary Society
Women’s Missionary Society
Greencastle Christian Church
W. D. James
West
Columbia Street
Clinton Palle
Oscar Jones
Clinton Falls
Milton Edwards
Roachdale
Virgil Watson
Plainfield
George Goms
Selby Searcy
Lucille Scott
William
Vera Marie
Roscoe Buchanan
Indianapolis
Frank Hutson
Maynard Hutson
Marjorie Hendrix
Orlie Vonlandingham
Bobby
Petty
Jesse Minnick
Louise King
Richard
Greencastle
Elisha Baldwin
Morriy
Minnie Jones
Clinton
Art
Keehl
Henry Kriehl
West Columbia Street
Olivers Club
Italy
Spain
Century Club
Century
RK. G. McCutchan
Donner
Seventy One Cars Entered In Auto Race At Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway announced seventy one entries for the May 30 race, the largest field since before the war. Notables include DePalma, DePaolo, Meyer, and Arnold. forty cars will start after qualifying over ten miles, with trials running May 2 to May 29.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolisa Motor Speedway
Speedway Offitbe
Ce Ooo
Haipt DePalma
Patye DePaolo
DyPalma
Victoriaus
Louis« Meyer
Lily Arnold
Thevb Tay
DePaolo
Meyer
Ovhorn
Devtugsters
America
Grand jury to probe county fights and inspect jail
The Putnam county grand jury planned to meet Wednesday under Judge James P. Hughes to probe recent fights using deadly weapons and to conduct the annual inspection of the Putnam county farm and jail. Members Lacy M. Chew Washington township Steve D. Tevna Franklin township and Wes John Gough Franklin township were named to serve.
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Putnam County Grand Jury
James P. Huwrhes
Veuth Coupe
Putnam County
Joseph B. Rooker
Jackson Township
O. G. Evans
Madison Township
Farry Mabb
Jefferson Township
Evert
James P. Hugres
Lacy M. Chew
Washington Township
Steve D. Tevna
Franklin Township
John Gough
Franklin
DePauw Cinder Artists to Meet Charleston Normal
DePauw University Old Gold track team will face Charleston Normal Cinder Artists from Charleston, Illinois, on Tuesday afternoon at 4 o clock. The meet is set for Blackstock Field and was announced today.
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DePauw University
Charleston
Illinois
Blackstock
Tax Office Overwhelmed By Late Taxpayers Press
Treasury records show Monday as the last day to pay installments, sparking a rush at the treasurer's office. Gilbert Ogles and assistant Ollie Heavy oversaw four extra staff to handle the influx.
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Tay
Gilbert Ogles
Treasur
Ollie Heavy
Mrs. Charles Smith Taken to Hospital After Emergency Operation
Mrs. Charles Smith riding Mate Board 43 south of Kokcastle was taken to the Golerman Hospital at Tri- Aanspolis for an emergency operation early today. Mrs. Smith has been ill for the past few days.
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Charles Smith
K Cencastle
Goleman Hospital
Tr Tianspolis
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Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity
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Greencastle Chamber of Commerce
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Ira Estel Rowines
South Jackson Street
Rowings
Dene Scobee
Anna Johnston
East Washington Street
E. T. Reeves
Putnam Post
American Legion
Russellville
Rexall Drug
OWL Drug Store
Philadelphia
J. GL. Keatt
Iuntt| Pheonix Corporatieh
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Schupp
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Nerald
Clinton Parischestra
Miss Magill
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Clay Magill
Town
Spurgeon
W. R. C. Officers’ Club
Depauw Cinder Ariists
Hosspitm
Eitel Floral Co
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