DePauw and Greencastle News Roundup
William F Gillespie visits Greencastle from Indianapolis and attends Herald office. Greencastle Country Club to start weekly summer dinners. Presbyterian Church shows Philippine Islands pictures during Vacation Day observance. Miss Carol Shoultz talks child welfare at Roachdale. Gill guest of honor in Anderson street. Wrecker pulls school truck from ditch near Limedale. no damage. DePauw Faculty updates include Mary Hester Lloyd not returning. Guthrie Hassell to sail Europe for study. May Day visits by Mrs Rector and niece Mary Rowland. baby Harry Glenford born to Mr and Mrs Albert Leslie. Funeral for Donald Goddard at grandfather’s home. Rise of the Old Catholic Church topic at M E Church. Mother's Day services looming as Prof Hildebrand leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rector
Mary Rowland
Chicago
Katherine
Alvord
DePauw
Greencastle
Samuel Weil
Lucy Rowland
Vocation Day Observed At Presbyterian Church
Vocation Day will be observed on Sunday May 6 at all services with talks on Christian callings and a life work discussion led by Keith Perkins. The Young People host a 530 lunch in the Manse and an evening stereopticon on the Philippines progress since 1898. Mother’s Day events follow on May 18 with a music program by the church quartet and organist G C Arl. Vernie Bridwell a 16 year old colored youth was freed to juvenile court after a habeas proceeding. he faced charges of petit larceny drunk and matricious trespass and would have served over a year at the Indiana State Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manse
Keith Perkins
Philippines
G. C. Arl
Vernie Bridwell
Indiana
Marion County
Henry & Liston
Indianapolis
Putnam
J. P. Hughes
Local 4-H Club members shine at Purdue round-up
Eleven girls from the local 4-H club competed at Purdue University round-up. Mary Riley won first place in school wash dress and second in other classes. Charlotte Etter and Mary Gillen placed fifth in the demonstration team with 91. The group attended with Hazel Arbuckle and Ethel Ader. Anthus Hinger’s bread score may earn a trip to Chicago for national judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Anthus Hunter
Dorothy Harlan
Mary Rose Harlan
Mary Gillen
Mary Riley
Mary Louise Talbott
Audra Chenoweth
Bernice Ruark
Ruby Blue
Marie Irwin
Hazel Arbuckle
Ethel Ader
Domestic Science Department
Lafayette
Monroe County
Charlotte Etter
Memorial Hall
Arbuckle
Anthus Hunger
Chicago
Property swap on South Jackson to East Washington streets
Matt Murphy trades the parcel now held by Lois Cowgill on South Jackson Street to Richard Moore in exchange for property on East Washington Street. The deal was facilitated through Wright and Shoptaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Murphy
Lois Cowgills
South Jackson Street
Richard Moore
East Washington Street
Wright and Shoptaugh
Walsh quits but Reed will keep up fight
Senator Jim Reed vows to press his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination after Montana's Thomas J. Walsh withdraws. Reed calls Walsh's exit clarifying and shifts focus to defeating Governor Al Smith, viewing himself as the anti Smith faction’s remaining hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Reed
Washington
Jim Reed
al Smith
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Smith
California
Greencastle Social Roundup and Sick List
Greencastle social circle includes Mr. and Mrs. Will O Hair and others visiting Walter Reeves. The sick list notes Mrs. Ollie Wright and D W Hurst. Several pairs and individuals travel between Greencastle Indianapolis Ben Davis and Greencastle to visit relatives and friends over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will O'Hair
Jesse McClary
Charles Brumfield
J. L. Coffman
Walter Reeves
Fred Bryan
Jesse Jones
Lawrence Reeves
Arnold
Greencastle
Louise Jones
Indianapolis
Charles Scobee
Clarence Berry
Fern Hurst
Laura Hurst
D. W. Hurst
Earl Scobee
James Lyon
Ben Davis
M. 0. Lyon
D. V
Alumni Meet Held by Wabash Valley Association
The Wabash Valley Alumni Association held its second meeting Friday at Longden Hall with thirty six attending including members and wives. Representatives from seven chapters such as Terre Haute Brazil and Lafayette were present. Dr J W Jones of State Normal acted as toastmaster and Dr J R Shannon spoke on Psychology of Teaching Methods. A summer meeting is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Valley Alumni Association
Longden Hall
Terre Haute
Brazil
Lafayette
J. W. Jones
State Normal
J. R. Shannon
Terre Haute State Normal
Associaton
Mrs. Bills and Son Visit Fort Wayne Parents
Mrs. Mark Bills and her son from Fort Wayne are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. McWethy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Bills
Fort Wayne
Bills
N. McWethy
Judge Allen Former Marion County Judge Dies at 84
Henry Clay Allen Civil War veteran and former Marion County circuit judge died Saturday at his daughter's home in Indianapolis at age 84. He served on the bench 1896 to 1908 and practiced law from 1876, later retiring. Burial at Crown Hill and services Monday 2:30 p.m. at the Crossland residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Circuit Court
Crown Hill Cemetery
Depauw
Indianapolis
Henry Clay Allen
Central Avenue
M. E. Church
George M. Crossland
Washington Boulevard
Allen
Marion County Circuit Court
Robert Newton Allen
Elizabeth Talbott Allen
Kentucky
Putnam County
Asbury University
DePauw University
16Th Regiment
Indiana Volunteers
Vicksburg
Port Gibson
Champion Hills
Jackson
Kansas
Neosho County
William 8. Allen
Will C. Sparks
Rockford
Crossland
James Edwin Hancock
Detroit
Frank L. Roberts
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Threat of Suit Forces Ballot Reprinting in Indiana
Harry H. Peabody of Wheeler, Republican candidate for Congress in Indiana's Tenth district, threatened injunctions unless ballots are reprinted due to an error in his name's position. Officials agreed to reprint. He will visit five other counties to urge similar action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Harry H. Peabody
Wheeler
Congress
Porter County Election Board
Wheeler Man
Massacre report as Japanese massed near Tsinan by Nationalists
News from London and Tokyo recounts three hundred Japanese killed in looting by Nationalist Chinese troops at Tsinan. About 30,000 Nationalists looted the city while 3,000 Japanese troops defend the settlement. Japanese destroyers and 5,000 more troops head toward Chinese waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsing-Tao
Chiang Kai-Shek
Yellow River
Tsinan
United States
European Nations
J. N. Avent
G. R. Woolf
Standard Oil Company of
New York
Fortnightly Club Meeting and Local Social Notes
The Fortnightly Club gathers Monday at 7 30 with Miss Lela Walls at her West Washington home. A review of Tomorrow Morning by Ann Parish is led by Mrs Roy Abtrams. Nearby visits include Taylor family hosting Virginia Hardy and Charles Lindawood over the weekend. Several community groups hold meetings and elections across May Day plans and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Walls
West Washington Street
Ann Parish
Roy Abtrams
Taylor
E. B. Taylor
East
Washington Street
Virginia Hardy
Marion
Charles M. Lindawood
Billings
Montana
Joe Wareing
Joe
Cincinnati
Large Raid at Capitol In Indianapolis
Federal agents and police seized four large stills and liquor valued at 16000 dollars in three Lexington Avenue houses. Arrested were Joseph Sgro and Carmelo Mirabile. Ten truckloads of moonshining equipment were moved to police HQ. Thousands of gallons of corn whisky and mash were poured into the sewer amid a spectator crowd of over a thousand. Police found a complete books set listing hundreds of customers. Authorities believed about forty bootleggers were put out of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
INS
Lexington Avenue
Joseph Sgro
Carmelo Mirabile
Hart at Cement Plant Injury in Marion Township
Roy Porter an employee at the cement plant suffered a slight fracture of the right arm Friday at work. He was taken to the County Hospital by Dr. C B O'Brien for X-ray examination. Porter is the son in law of Sheriff Edward Eiteljorge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Porter
Marion Township
C. B. O’brien
Porter Is
Edward Eiteljorge
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William F. Gillespie
Herald Office
Philippine Islands
Pearl of the Orient Seas
Presbyterian Church
Magellan
Carol Shoultz
Roachdale
Miss Shoultz
Robert McCutchan
J. Robert Gill
Grandview
W. E. Gill
Anderson Street
Wilmer Albin
Limedale
Mary Hester Lloyd
Guthrie Hassell
DePauw School of Music
Europe
Lemuel H. Marlin
General Conference
The
Methodist Church
Kansas City
Warren J. Yount
Morgantown
Mr. Yount
W. L. Yount
Franklin
Mrs. Yount
D. B. Payne
Albert Leslie
South Greencastle
Harry Glenford
Ella Mahanna
Ruth Starbuck
Hanna Keenan
Charles Sanders
Donald Goddard
Edwardsville
Otho Ellis
Jacob Street
Lawrence Athey
Bainbridge Cemetery
Prof
Hildebrand
Central National Bank
Greencastle, Ind
WKBF
Walter Aeberhardi
Mthenomot
Walter
Eberhardt
Missouri
Ollie Wright
London
Peking
Tokio
Tsiwan
Guarantee O. K
Harry Crawford
Priscilla Garment Co
Derby
Conn
Steward Mfg
Mercer St
Wall Paper
Ione
Y. J. W. Herod
Elm Street
Pearl Garment
Broadway
Kings Builders
Kings Builders of the Christian Church
Elizabeth Yount
Second Ward
Parent Teachers Association
Ralph Etter
E. R. Bartlett
Miss Baldwin
Peter Rabbit
Thad Jones
Frank Wallace
Frank Cannon
Henry McLean
Broadstreet
Frances Philips
Louis Dirks
Miss Miller
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Baptist Church
John Bey
Martha Ridpath
Tri Psi
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
C. D. Newton
Decatur
D. A. Mercer
A. J. Murray
New Paris
Elms Inn
Sorority
Charles McGaughey
Harry Gill
Frank Shoptaugh
A. P. Burnsides
Milo West
Racer Bittles
Harry Moore
Laura Nichols
Mrs. Donner
Coatesville Club
Frank Donner
Coatesville
O. J. Larkin
William O’brien
Ernest Heavin
Capitol
Hart
Eitel Floral CO
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