Regular church board to meet Thursday evening at 7 30
The Christian Church official board will gather at the church Thursday at 7 30 to conduct its regular meeting with full attendance desired. Mr and Mrs Rey Baer of Columbus plan to move to Greencastle soon where Baer works at Owl Drug. Albert A W Gentry estate probated in Putnam circuit court valued at 100 with Alva H Gentry named administrator.
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Board of
The
Christian Church
Rey Baer
Columbus
Greencastle
Mr. Baer
Owl Drug Store
Albert Awa Gentry
Putnam
Alva H. Gentry
India
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
W.D. James
Harry Wells
Lucile Allan
Tri Kappa Tri Kappa Sorority
Lucille Allan
Northwood
Christian ‘Church
Wallace Long
South College Avenue
Ted Kauble
Confession Alleges Bank Robbery In Indiana Town
Walter Small, 19, of Tipton Indiana, is jailed after a Tuesday arrest linked to the Sharpsville State Bank robbery eight miles north of Tipton. Authorities say Small confessed naming accomplice Charles Crawford, 23, with wife of crooks helping to count loot. About $300 recovered. Crawford wounded during getaway.
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Tipton
Ind
Walter Small
Sharpsville State Bank
Jesse DeVault
Small
Charles Crawford
Louis Herb
Kokomo
Crawford
Herb
Alice Winnett
Ross Small
Chicago
Anderson
Indiana Ranks Fifteenth Among Exporting States
Evansville Indiana May 6 Indiana exports to foreign countries average 20 per citizen yearly. Evansville Chamber of Commerce bulletin urges use of inland waterways to boost Midwestern shipping. State exports total about 65 million dollars annually based on recent three year averages. Indiana ranks fifteenth in export value.
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Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Forest of Pines Dedicated in Memory of Slain Sheriff
A 15 000 tree living memorial at Diamond Point Game and Forest Preserve north of Monticello will be dedicated Sunday May 10 in memory of Sheriff Ray Fisher killed on duty March 15. The Izaak Walton League White County chapter organized the planting on land owned by Wm F Colling Indianapolis director of the league. Dr A G Leazenby honorary president will speak. A red granite boulder with a bronze tablet marks the site as part of a statewide 60 000 tree plan. The preserve hosts a pheasant propagation program and a beaver family.
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Monticello
Diamond Point
Lake Freeman
Here
Ray Fisher
White County
Izaak Walton League
Wm. F. Colling
Indianapolis
League
A. G. Leazenby
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tippecanoe River
Sceuery
Midwest Stone Company Opens With Full Force
The Midwest Crushed Stone Company, located east of town, opened in full force Monday to furnish employment for forty men. During winter months only salaried workers were employed at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Stone Company
Midwest Crushed Stone Company
Forty Fulfill Music Teacher Qualifications at DePauw
Out of fifty DePauw University School of Music seniors set to graduate in June, forty percent have met qualifications to teach music or allied arts. Of these, twenty three majors in public school music hold teaching licenses, with names and hometowns listed, plus nine in voice and eight in instrumental music. Twenty two students are double majors in music and art.
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DePauw University School of Music
R. G. McCutchan
Sylvester Amsler
Rensselaer
DeAlba Broddecker
Brownstown
Helen Chastain
Roachdale
Frances
Carol Sayre
Chicago
Helen Snider
Fountaintown
Imo Yates
Vincennes
Isabel Gould
Crawfordsville
Tillman Hadley
Danville
Martha Magill
Portland
Virginia McKittrick
Edwardsville
Dorothy Rodgers
Jeffersonville
Genevieve Schlosser
Dorothea Templetoh
Mooresville
William Yeager
Goshen
Gwendolyn Yonker
Howe
Mary Adaline Fausette
Fortville
Marshall Howenstein
Arnold Robinson
Hammond
Howard Ross
Seymour
Howard Thompson
Huntington
Milton Trusler
Connersville
Carl von Brood
Marion
Marcia Weisgerber
Richmond
Livestock Prices Rise At Indianapolis Market
Livestock market receipts show hogs 4,000, cattle 900, calves 700, sheep 200. Hogs up to 25 cents with tops at 7.60 for 140 to 210 pounds and 7.30 to 7.45 for 210 to 250 pounds. Heavier hogs about 7.20 down, sows 6.00 down. Cattle opening bids lower, calves steady, sheep steady with some spring lambs around 12.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
DePauw ROTC holds twelfth annual inspection
The DePauw unit of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps conducted its twelfth annual inspection led by Lt. Col. E. N Bowman from Fort Thomas Kentucky and Maj. C. A. Bagby from Fort Hayes Ohio. A 4:30 battalion review shifted from Blackstock field to the armory due to rain and the all day event included a Rotary Club luncheon at the Country Club with the cadet staff as guests.
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DePauw
Reserve
Offcers’ Training Corps
E. N Bowman
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
C. A. Bagby
Fort Hayes
Ohio
Blackstock Field
Greencastle
Obituary of Roy Koy Sharp 1885 192...
Roy Koy Sharp born August 15 1885 son of James Rufus and Fratina Tharp. Survived by wife Laura Ethel Allee five children seven siblings and many relatives. Died April 1 after cancer of the hip at age 45 years 7 months 16 days. He faced suffering cheerfully and turned to prayer and writing in his final days.
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John Koy Sharp
James Rufus
Fratina Tharp
Gertie Mullis
Myrtle Williams
Pearl Mullis
Marion
Earl Frank
Everett
Laura Ethel Allee
Effie Alma
Courtland Woodrow
Cassel Raymond
Royal Noble
Elmer Elsworth
Roy
Jesus
Thanking Relatives for Support After Death of Husband
The family of the late husband and father expresses gratitude to relatives friends and Rev Gill for kindness during sickness and death with signed by Laura Tharp and children.
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Gill
Roachdale Club Social Highlights and Local Gatherings
Roachdale events fill the week with clubs hosting at the Presbyterian church and dinners at local homes. The Home Economics and Philomath clubs welcomed Ladoga guests, while Rotary and Woman's Study Club activities and Tri Kappa and Missionary Society meetings were announced with dates and hostesses.
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Roachdale
Home Economics and
Philomath Club
Presbyterian Church
Lillian Call
Marian Rice
Myrtle
Batman
Claude Crosby
Mary Mathews
Purdue
Meredith
Lafayette
Mary Cook
Cynthia Shepard
Ella Walsh
Christine Wallace
Hettie Hostetter
Gigantic X-Ray Tubes for Warfare in Cancer
Two massive X-ray tubes are under construction at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena and at General Electric in Schenectady. Dr. Millikan and Prof. Lauristen lead the Pasadena project, based on six months of prior work. The Schenectady unit, designed by Dr. Coolidge, will be installed at Memorial Hospital in New York City. Each tube will operate up to 900 to 1,000,000 volts and will emit rays akin to radium gamma rays to aid cancer research.
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California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Calif
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Robert A. Millikan
Charles Lauristen
Popular Science Monthly
W. D. Coolidge
Stac
Memorial Hospital
New York City
Two Local Weddings Reported in Presb Manse Ceremony
Anna Louise Detro Wea and William J. Newkirk wed in a Presb Manse ceremony officiated by attorney Raphael. Attended by the brides' mother and relatives including Mingo Detro and Berth Greencastle. The Delta Theta Tau sorority plans officer elections at 7 o clock Thursday evening at Mrs Evans home, 427 Anderson Street.
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Ann Louise Detro
Frank Deir
William J. Newkirk
Guy Newkirk
Raphael
Ye Frank Detro
Mingo
Bene
Berth Greencastle
Fillmore
Delta Theta Tau
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Mys
P ¢ Evans
Anderson Street
DePauw Beats Illinois Normal in Charleston Meet
DePauw track swept nine firsts to five for Illinois Normal at Charleston, as DePauw won 46 to 46 in a two team scoring mashup. Spina led with wins in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and low hurdles, Julian swept the mile and two mile, and Bullet captured the high jump and broad jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depauw
Squap Downs
Illinois Normal
Eastern Illinois Normal
Charleston
Spina
Julian
Bullet
Widow Sues Speedway for 10000 After Race Death
Mrs Opaly Brunett widow of Frank J Brunett who died when a wheel was torn from a racing car and struck the grandstand at the Brazil Speedway on Oct 15 1930 filed suit in Clay Circuit Court seeking 16000 damages.
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Brazil
Opaly. Brunett
Frank J. Brunett
Brazil Speedway
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Maine
California
J.F. Cannon & Co
Forest OF Pines
E. Walnut Street
University
Laura Tharp
Roachdale Club
Stuart Hostetter
Curtis Hostetter
Rockville
Howard Hostetter
Bainbridge
Henry Hostetter
D. B. Hostetter
Ralph Hostetter
Woman's Study Club
Wirele Club
Art Needlework Club
A. M. Arnold
Henry Krehl
T. E. Evans
Mattie Crouch
8. C. Prevo
Woman's Club
Christian Missionary Meet
Church Section
Ust Ane
Tras
Electrolux
Greencastle Gas & Electric Light Company
Anna Louise Detro Wea
William Newkirk
Speedway
Pepper Oee
Indiana Loan CO
Washington
Tribby
Ben Davis
University Shop
Herald Office
Holybrook
Dunfield
Campbell Brothers
Hawaii
China
Japan
A. Arculué
Mount Vernon
Music Hall
Square
Betty Mullins
Martha Ridpath
T. A
Washington and
Indiana Streets
Pe L. Sinclair
Cloverdale
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