Local Visitors and 4-H Roundup Highlight Greencastle News
Mrs Wm Arnold and daughter Dorothy Arnold of Muncie visit Greencastle for several days. Mr and Mrs Dallas S Fickett of Spencer travel through en route to Springfield Alabama. County Agent Floyd Miller heads to Lafayette for Indiana 4 H club state round up with about 3000 youths attending, plans to return Thursday. In Vigo Circuit Court George W Cotterell of Terre Haute sues Charles W Luis of Terre Haute for 12000 dollars for injuries from a car incident. Township trustees and County Supt John Vermillion meet. Miller and Vernon Vermillion re elected to another year.
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Dallas S. Fickett
Spencer
Greencastle
Springfield, al
Floyd Miller
Lafayette
Indiana
Miller
Putnam
George W. Cotterell
Terre Haute
Charles W. Luis Also
Buis
Vigo
John Vermillion
A. Vermillion
Chamber of Commerce Seeks New Members This Week
At a directors meeting the Chamber of Commerce reports membership cards not yet returned and overall numbers below last year. A drive for new members will close this week as hopes rise to surpass last year once all cards are in.
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Chamber of Commerce
Devastating Rangoon Quake Triggers Flooding and Mourning
Continuation last night followed by tremors and a violent disturbance at 8 15 p m that leveled large parts of Rangoon and Pegu. The Sitta gug River rose in a tidal flood as native mourners blamed Gandhi's arrest, while hospitals ran over and business halted.
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Rangoon
Pegu
Sittagug
Gandhi
Veterans Name Committee For Memorial Day Program
The Veterans of Foreign Wars appoint Frank Ashworth and Robert Black to the Memorial Day committee. Leo Cox receives honorary membership for heroism with a gas tank incident. The post seeks Carnegie Hero Fund recognition and plans medals for Cox and Elmer Woods Evans at Memorial Day on May 30.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frank Ashworth
Robert Black
Leo Cox
Carnegie Hero Fund
Cox
Elmer Woods Evans
DePauw Names Summer Session Faculty and Dates
Prof. Herrick E. H. Greenleaf announced the DePauw University summer session faculty listing teaching botany literature economics education English French history psychology speech and physical education. The Music School will offer voice instrumental and theory courses. Session runs June 5 to August 8 with Rector Scholarships now covering two summer terms.
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Herrick E. H. Greenleaf
DePauw University
T. G. Yuncker
Ff. C. Tilden
W. F. Mitchell
L. H. Dirks
Judith Sollenberger
FE. B. Nichols
A. W. Crandall
Vernon Lytle
DePauw
Greenleaf
Voters Told Of Precinct Demos In Second Ward
North precinct of the Second Ward reported at 1 o'clock that 207 had voted. Officials estimated that 75 percent were Democrats and about half of the total were women.
Mrs Oxnam Re-Elected President of Faculty Club
Mrs. G Bromley Oxnam was re elected president of the Faculty Women's club at a meeting Monday afternoon in Evans Hall. Officers include Mrs. E R Bartlett vice president, Mrs. B B McMahon secretary and Mrs. Harry W Vollmer treasurer. A short musical program followed and tea was served with orchid and lavender decor. Miss Nedla Weddle announced her recent marriage to Merle Wimmer at the Rigot Bridge club gathering. The couple will reside in Greenwood after the school year ends. Frances Evens presented pink roses as favors.
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Nedla Weddle
Mary Emma Jones
Rigot Bridge Club
Cole
Miss Weddle
Homer Weddle
Burgersville
Merle Wimmer
Greentown
Leslie Wimmer
Christian Church
Kokomo
T. J. Bennett
Bayard Allen
Frances Evens
Mu Phi Epsilon hosts Luncheon and Rachmaninoff program
Mrs. C. C. Hurst hosts the Indianapolis Alumnae chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon at her east Franklin street home with a luncheon at 12:50. The program features Rachmaninoff numbers, solos by Miss Lulu Brown and Miss Norma Mueller, and accompanying pieces by Mrs. Frank Edenharter and Mrs. Pattison.
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C. C. Hurst
Franklin Street
Indianapolis
Mu Phi Epsilon
Susan Cook
Robert King
Danville
H. A. Moore
Greencastle
Rachmaninoff
Lulu Brown
Miss Brown
Norma Mueller
Elsie Evans Pattison
Isabel Cannon Cartwright
Frank Edenharter
Miss Mueller
Pattison
Miss Cartwright
Want Ads Listings From Local Classifieds
For Rent or Sale six room modern house at 605 East Seminary Street listed by Charles J Arnold Herald office. For Rent four room and bath apartment East Seminary Street contact Neely O’Hair First National Bank or call 65. Upright piano for sale in good condition at 682 LE Washington Street Tel 241. Piano at Glasscock's Jewelry and Music Store for sale. Poultry raisers note Trinity Mash Putnam County Farm Bureau Co-Operative Association Inc Old Big Four Mill Growall Mer Mash advertised for growing chicks by Putnam County Farm Bureau Co-Operative Association Inc Old Big Four Mill.
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East Seminary Street
Charles J. Arnold
Herald Office
Neely O’hair
Fist National Bank
Call
Washington Street
Tel
Trinity Mer
Putnam County Farm Bureau Co-Operative
Ass'n., Inc
Old Big Four Mill
Putnam County Farm Bureau Co-Operative Ass.n., Inc
Putnamville Social News Roundup
Wayne Whitaker of Chicago visited his parents from Saturday to Tuesday. Mrs. Bertha Cox returned to Indianapolis after a prolonged visit with her brother Roy Watson. J B Wright bought a new four door Ford sedan. PEp worth League plans officer election Sunday evening. O V Hawkins called to Waynetown by his father in law’s illness. Miss Elizabeth Smith of Indiana.
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Wayne Whitaker
Chicago
Waneta Gruenholz
Marie Boesen
Ellen Finn
Kathleen O'Connor
Greencastle High School
Pepworth League
O. V. Hawkins
Waynetown
Elizabeth Smith
Indiana
Central visits Lewis and Jaker families on Sunday
Central visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Lewis and calls on Mr. and Mrs. G. Jaker Sunday evening, mentioning son O. Whit.
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Central
A. G. Lewis
G. Jaker
O. Whit
Livestock market report from Indianapolis May 6
Hogs 4000 held as 292 weight class hogs steady. Prices range 10.35 per hundredweight for 160-259 lb hogs, 10 to 10.25 for 250-300 lb, 9.75 to 10 for 160 lb, and 8.50 to 9.25 for sows. Cattle and calves: steer run light, yearlings at 12.25 to 13 plus. beef cows about 36.50 to 38. light heifers up to 12.25. calves and smaller cattle firm. Sheep and lambs rising. lambs higher, springs 10 to 15, shorn 10 to 13. Westerns noted.
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Sanitex
Wm. Arnold
Dorothy Arnold
Muncie
The
Herald
the Herald
Veterans Name Committee
Putnam County Farm Bureau
Co-Operative Association, Inc
Putnam County
Madison Street
Oxnam
Nelda Weddle
Clinton-Madison Township
Home Economies Club Meeting
Home Economies Club
Sam Henry
Ivan Ruark
Willian Thomas
Pitchford
Mount Olive Foreign Missionary Society
J. H. Pitchford
East Franklin Street
Voltmer
Grant Hotel
Harry W. Voltmer
South College Avenue
Robert Williams
H. E. H. Greenleaf
A. A. Ruark
Vreeland
Carson
W. A. Neiswanger
Francis M. Vreeland
A. A. Hauck
H. BE. H. Greenleaf
A. A. Abbott
L. H. Turk
Mu Phi
L. F. F. Club
Sanford Smith
Beveridge Street
Mrs. Moore
Algan Moore
Monday Club
Leslie Haymaker
Legion and Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Otis
C. W. Otis
A. G. Brown
Nellie Matson Brown
8. C. Sayers
Ben Solomon
Bainbridge
Glasscock’s Jewlery and Music Store
Putnamville
America
Mullins Drug Store
Vais
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