Local Notes Highlight Social Visits and Meetings
The Century Club gathers Saturday with Mrs. Harry M. Smith on East Walnut Street. Rev. Woody of Reelsville speaks at Antioch Church Sunday at 2 30. Dr H A Gobin speaks on Methodism Sunday at Locust Street M E Church as part of the Centennial observance. Local residents and visitors travel to Indianapolis Terre Haute and Terre Haute for errands and visits. The Siema Chi Fraternity observes Mother's Day with visiting mothers. Two ad errors corrected for J E Cash ad. Death from pneumonia of Angiolino Dibiasi noted with funeral Saturday. Deputy Sam Hamm returns to work after influenza illness. Women's Club meets Saturday at 2 30 with Mrs Earl Ellis.
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Century Club
Saturon
Harry M. Smith
East Walnut Street
F. T. Carleton
H. A. Gobin
Locust Street
M. E
Greencastle
Siema Chi Fraternity
Angiolino Dibiasi
Guido Dibiasi
Martinsville Street
Forest Hill
Ceme
DePauw Plays Rose Poly At Terre Haute Today
The DePauw baseball team travels to Terre Haute this afternoon to face Rose Poly for the second time this year.
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Depauw
Rose Poly
Terre Haute
Terre Naute
Americans Recall Joan of Arc Village in France Dedication
New York May 4 Many ex servicemen will be interested to learn a French basilica honoring Joan of Arc is to be dedicated soon The May Mentor Magazine notes the memorial church stands about a mile from Domremy the saint's native village and recalls Gondrecourt Army training camp near there from World War I
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New York
Joan of Arc
Gondrecourt
Domreny
May Mentor Magazine
France
Greencastle High Meets Cathedral High In Local Baseball
Greencastle High School faces Cathedral High School of Indianapolis at the Zinc Mill Diamond today. Greencastle has been strong this season and has yet to lose, while Indianapolis is expected to provide a stiff challenge in what officials expect to be a good game.
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Grencastle High School
Cathedral High
Indianapolis
Clothing Found in Indianapolis Tied to Prevo Theft
Police found clothing in an abandoned automobile at Harding and Dalton in Indianapolis identified by Henry Prevo as stolen from his store. The haul included twenty three men’s suits and about eighteen silk shirts. additional sold and reserved merchandise is still missing.
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Indianapolis
PREVO
Harding and
Dalton Streets
Henry Prevo
Local Pig Club Delegation Returns From Purdue Round‑Up
Charles A. Jackson Putnam County Agent and five township pig club members from Washington and Marion townships returned from Lafayette after a four day Purdue round up tourism of 1 200 participants. They took part in corn and livestock judging plus athletic contests including sack races and running events. Stunt night featured clever comic acts by delegates from larger counties. Engineering department opened tours of laboratories for the youths.
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Charles A. Jackson
Putnam County
Washington and Marion Township
Lafayette
Marion McNary
Glenn A. Dicks
Marion Township
Raymond Terrill
Raymond Bond
John Farrell
Washington — Township
University
Hog Receipts Show Higher Opening Prices Across Market
Indianapolis market reports 5 500 hogs with prices 10 to 20 cents higher at opening. Prices ranged 10.75 to 11.00 with general sales at 10.85 and tops at 11.00. Pigs 10.85, sows 9.25 lower. outsides about 2 000 hogs, rest to local packers. Cattle steady Calves 9.50 down 50 cents. Sheep and lambs steady.
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Indianapolis
C. K. Hughes in Indianapolis on bank business
C K Hughes of the First National Bank visited Indianapolis on Friday for banking business and meetings likely related to his institution.
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Gwinn Ensign
Indianapolis
C. K. Hughes
The
First National Bank
Marriage Licenses Issued for Johnson Parish Couples
Claude Ralph Johnson 20 of Putnam County and Bonnie Myrtle Parish 19 of Knightstown wed. Clifford I. Dicks 17 of Fillmore and Elsie Lucille Miller 17 of Putnam County also obtained licenses.
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Claude Ralph Johnson
Putnam County
Bonnie Myrtle Parish
Knightstown
Clifford I. Dicks
Fillmore
Elsie Lucille Miller
Reelsville Vocational School at Purdue Roundup
The Reelsville vocational high school sends Raymond Terrill Henry Bond and Fred Pelfrey to Purdue Roundup where Terrill is noted as a county pig club winner and Bond and Pelfrey compete in corn and egg judging. Cecil Sutton and Cecil Girton win honors in the state agricultural essay contest.
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Purdue
Putnam County
Reelsville Vocational High School
Raymond Terrill
Henry Bond
Fred Pelfrey
Indiana
Purdue University
Cecil J. Sutton
Cecil Girton
Reelsville
Purdue Agriculturist
Community Notes From New Maysville Area
Clyde Wilson and wife of Reelsville visited his mother Alice Wilson. The New Maysville School closed Thursday with a dinner. Uncle Jim Sheckels, an old union soldier, was buried at New Maysville after being brought from Indianapolis. A few cases of mumps reported in the vicinity. Mrs Eva Barker is slowly improving.
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Clyde Wilson
Reelsville
Alice Wilson
Clara Wilson
New Maysville
Garnet Riggle
Flora
Clark Wilson
Greencastle
Grover Clements
Danville
Albert Allen
Wilbur Grantham
Ott Lydick
Jim Sheckels
Indianapolis
Mr. Sheckels
Eva Barker
Walter Stoner’s Horses Sick and Local Visit Notes
Walter Stoner reports his horses have the flu while Hazel Matherly visits sister Edith Stoner. Ada Modlin and Sam Modlin family host Elza Modlin and son from Anderson. Walter Stoner buys a new Fordson tractor. Mrs. Sam Miller recovers from pneumonia. Mr. Miller steady. Little Richard Lewman remains on the sick list.
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Walter Stoners
Hazel Matherly
Edith Stoner
Martha Wiliams
Lucile Cowger
Adell Modlin
Walter Stoner
Elza Modlin
Anderson
Sam Modlin
Sam Miller
Mr. Miller
Richard Lewman
Manner of Handling Trees Cautions Nurseryman Practices
Inexperienced handlers often lose trees when setting out orchards. Roots should stay protected from sun and wind from nursery to planting. Keep roots moist and air minimized. heel in trees while awaiting planting and remove only as needed for immediate use.
Easy Way to Water Garden Irrigation for Crops
A U S Department of Agriculture note describes a perforated pipe line attachable to a garden hose to irrigate crops. On level land flooding in furrows provides convenient watering, while steep or uneven terrain benefits from even distribution. It remarks winter water supply may exist but small gardens with pumping may not pay.
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United States Department of Acriculture
Cathedral High School Team Arrives For Indiana Game
The Cathedral High School baseball squad from Indianapolis arrived for the 4 o'clock game with G. H. S. on the Zinc Mill diamond. About a hundred fans attended and free shuttle service ferried pupils from the building to the park. Frank Jones umpired and the Greencastle battery consisted of Allen and Butler. Tickets for the Senior class play All of a Sudden Peggy go on sale May 11 and 12 with two pricing options. underclassmen selling tickets earn complimentary admission. Reserved seats available May 9.
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Peggy
Cathedral High School
Indianpolis
Zinc Mill
Rhea
Greencastle Battery
Allen
Butler
Frank Jones
Mystery Caller Accesses Indianapolis Police Page
A confused caller at Indianapolis Police Headquarters asks for Mr Cell at multiple numbers, while operator Pred Loucks clarifies there are several Mr Cells and the inquiry ends abruptly. The exchange is cited from the Indianapolis News.
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Police Headquarters
Pred Loucks
the Inquirer
Did Not Waste Money On Food Cure Claim
An old testimonial touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple preparation that removes intestinal mucus and inflammation. The speaker says five years of toast and tea left them underweight and ill, but credits the remedy with miraculous change after one dose, with money-back guarantee and druggist availability.
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Mayr
Woman seeks aid to recover loan from Albanian prince
Mrs. Roberta Menges Corwin Hill Tearle, formerly of Brooklyn and now in Paris, arrived in New York hoping the American State department would help her collect 5.0 francs from Prince William of Wied, who ruled Albania for seven months before the war.
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Roberta Menges Corwin Hill Tearle
Brooklyn
Paris
New York
American State Department
Prince William of
Wied
Albania
Minneapolis Journal
Preparing potato seed bed and best ground
The article advises selecting the best ground for potatoes as seed is costly, recommending clover sod as ideal, noting old blue grass sod can work if plowed deep and well prepared, while timothy sod is unsuitable. avoid fresh manure as it hampers seed quality.
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Avoit
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Satur
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Joan OF Arc’s
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J. E. McCurry
West Side Square
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President Harding
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