Woman Hospitalized After Bloomington Street Crash
A two car collision on Bloomington Street near Maple Avenue left Mrs Lady of Commercial Place injured with facial cuts and facial bruises after flying glass. Rex Truax, driving north, escaped with minor injuries. Both cars were demolished. no one was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lady
Commercia
Jace
Bloomington Street
Bloomington
Maplevenue
Rex
Truax
Blomington Street
Maple Avenue
George Knauer
Otto Dobbs
Lady
Commercial Place
Record Hatchery
East Franklin Street
Greencastle Music Group Hosts Guest Day Program
The Greencastle Morning Musicals hosted about 100 guests for their annual Guest Day in the Evans Reception room of the Bowman Medical building. Mrs. C. C. Gillen arranged flower baskets while Mrs. J. B. Boyd and the club members greeted guests. The program featured piano works by Mrs. BE. R. Smith, vocal solos by Miss Evaline Miller, a string quartet with Miss Walker and Mrs. Otis, and the Mozartean two piano serenade, highlighted by enthusiastic reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Evans
Bowman Medial
C. C. Gillen
J. B. Boyd
C. W. Otis
Rowland Leach
BE. R. Smith
Pugue
Evaline Miller
Winter Watts
Piske
Meyerbeer
the Hugenots
Miss Lower
Miss Walker
Mrs. Otis
Miss Harlow
Miss Sackett
Bizet
Boccherini
Miss Locke
Deputy Sheriff Escorts Escapee to Indiana Prison
Deputy Sheriff Edward Eitelforge and Walter Bryan today returned Gorge Bryant a Marion resident age 30 to the Indiana state prison at Michigan City to begin a 1 to 5 year term for escaping from the Indiana State Farm at Putnamville He allegedly fled on Monday May 5 and was captured in St Louis the following Friday before his Marion city court sentence by Judge James P Hughes of Putnam circuit court was imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Eitelforge
Walter Bryan
Gorge Bryant
Marion
Indiana State
Michigan City
James P. Hughes
Putnam Circuit Court
Indiana
Putnamville
Bryant
St. Louis
Vincennes Water Head Reveals Five Jobs Probe
George H. Alexander of Indianapolis, vice president and general manager of Vincennes Water Supply, admits connections with four other Indiana utilities while testifying. He cites a $1,008 salary and $720 expenses at Vincennes, and is questioned by Harry Kuthbertson and Everett Williams about other salaries and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
George H. Alexander
Indianapolis
Vincennes Water Supply Company
Alexander
J. W. Kimmell
Frankfort
Harry K. Cuthbertson
Public Service Commission
Howell Ellis
Everett Williams
Ellis
Mvincennes
Kimmell
Divorce Granted Ethel Hauck in Circuit Court
Ethel N. Hauck of Airy Knob southwest of here was granted a divorce from Albert A. Hauck on cruel and inhuman treatment. The case was uncontested though Hauck filed a cross complaint. Alimony of 500 dollars was awarded to Mrs Hauck. she had sought 2000. The couple married in June 1928 and separated in February. Only Mrs Hauck testified aside from two witnesses about her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel N. Hauck
Albert A. Hauck
Airy Knob
Here
James P. Hughes
Putnam
Hauck
Local cement plant backs No Accident Campaign in June
The Lone Star Cement Company plant joins the International No Accident Campaign with a safety flag to fly over the mill starting June 1. A safety committee will oversee department efforts in cooperation with foremen as the Portland Cement Association leads nationwide efforts to cut accidents, with past years showing significant reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Cement Company Indiana, Incorporated
United States
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
Portland Cement Association
DePauw Wabash Freshmen To Clash On Diamond
Wabash college freshmen open their season with DePauw freshmen in a two game series at Greencastle on Friday. The second game will be played at Crawfordsville on Wednesday May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depauw
Wabash College
Greencastle
Crawfordsville
Scarlet Tennis Team Opens Season at DePauw
Wabash College's tennis squad under Coach FH C Montgomery was set to begin its season with a dual match against DePauw University in Greencastle on Thursday, marking the opener for both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash College
FH. C. Montgomery
Greencastle
DePauw University
T ‘Ers
Presbyterians to honor Professor E R Bartlett
Dr and Mrs Edward R Bartlett will be honored by the community board of Religious Education at a supper on Wednesday May 20 at 6 30 in the Presbyterian church. Bartlett has served Putnam county churches through DePauw University and improved Sunday school teaching via the community school of religious education for seven years. He will take a year’s leave of absence to study at Northwestern University Evanston Illinois. The supper is open to all interested in religious education with a pitch in format and self supplied service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Bartlett
Community Board of Religious Education
Presbyterian Church
Bartlett
Department of Religious Education
DePauw University
Putnam County
Community School of Religious Education
DePauw
Northwestern University
Evanston
Illinois
Contractor Suffers Eye Loss In Fence Cutting Accident
Oliver Stringer road contractor and Putnam county farmer residing near Belle Union lost sight in his right eye when a woven wire roll rebounded after being cut. The injury occurred on his farm while building fence. Dr. W R Hutcheson treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Stringer
Near Belle Union
Putnam County
Faremer
Belle Union
Stringer
W. R. Hutcheson
20 Years Ago In Greencastle
In Greencastle on May 15 1911 Joe Allen travels to Indianapolis to visit his sister Mrs 8 P Browning in hospital after an operation The Fifth District Federation of Women's Clubs meets at College Avenue Church at 10 o clock Tuesday Club women arrive Greencastle DePauw beat Indiana University 9 to 2 at Bloomington yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Allen
Indianapolis
8. P. Browning
Federation of Women's Clubs of the
Fifth District
College Avenue Church
DePauw
Indiana University
Bloomington
Mock chapel satire at DePauw lampoons President Oxnam
DePauw University seniors staged a one hour mock chapel in Meharry Hall satirizing faculty and President Oxnam. Wayne Shumaker of Indianapolis portrayed Oxnam with wit and precise imitation while slides and mock guest speaker Mr Hevans failed to appear, replaced by pinch hitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw University
Evans
Oxnam
Wayne Shumaker
Indianapolis
Meharry Hall
Wht P. Hevans
Ohio
Hevans
Air Squadron to Fly Over Greencastle Friday Morning
Lieut Frank Irwin of Kelly Field Texas leads fifty nine airplanes in a planned brief over Greencastle about 9 am Friday en route to Dayton Ohio for four days of maneuvers at Fair Field. Irwin will guide the group from St Louis tomorrow morning and the tour includes stops in Chicago Detroit and Washington D C. Also flying with the Illinois group is Lieut Robert Hixson of Selfridge Field Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Irwin
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Texas
Greencastle
William Irwin
Dayton
Ohio
Fair Field
Lieut Irwin
St. Louis
United States
Washington, D. C
New York City
Irwin
Chicago
Detroit
Robert Hixson
Selfridge Field
Michigan
Fred Hixson
Northwood
Weather Outlook: Fair Skies Tonight and Friday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with slightly warmer temperatures in the north and central areas. Friday remains fair and dry with light winds and comfortable daytime highs.
Presbyterian Men to Entertain Women Soon
The Presbyterian church men's club will host a dinner for all church women on Monday evening May 18 at 6 50 oclock. Captain J H Comstock president announces the meal will be prepared and served by the men with a program arranged by Prof W K Edington. All women are urged to attend and machines will be provided for those who otherwise cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Comstock
W. EK. Edington
Walsh acquitted in Indiana liquor conspiracy case
Glenn B. Walsh former Roachdale resident was found not guilty by a federal jury in Indianapolis on a conspiracy charge tied to a garage raid last August. Eight men faced charges. five were convicted, three acquitted, with sentences set for May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roachdale
Indianapolis
Glenn B. Walsh
Walsh
Earl J. Allen
Leon C. Brooks
Clarence R. Crisweth
Andrew C. Johnson
Sterling
Stringer
Waleh
Claude Gallagher
Prankfort
John C
Puthony County
Ladoga
Canada
Florida
North Slinoly Street
Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Aged Cloverdale Woman Belle Sinclair Dies
Mrs Belle Sinclair 89, widow of S B Sinclair, died at her Cloverdale home last evening from complications of diseases. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at Church of Christ Cloverdale with burial there. Survived by daughter Mrs A T Sinclair of Cloverdale and two grandchildren Lois Sinclair and Leon Sinclair, plus sisters Mrs Mary Blake of Brazil and Mrs Ella Reynolds of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Sinclair
Cloverdale
Sinclair
S. 8. Sinclair
Church of Christ In
Clovertate
Gas Company Seeks Therm Based Billing Plan
Greencastle Gas & Electric Light Co. asks the Public Service Commission to allow bills to be computed by heat units or therms rather than cubic feet for customers in Greencastle and two other Indiana towns. The plan, already used in Calumet and Chicago, would keep current cubic foot rates as optional and prepare for potential future natural or mixed gas supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treencastle
Indianaettes
Public Service Commission
Greencastle Gas & Electric Light Co
Calumet District
Northern
Indiana
J. A. Bausberger
Dlattmet Mgr
Banberger
Csstomers
Lause
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
RS. Raymond
Lady OF Commercial Place
Alice
Greencastle Music Group
Greencastle Company
Ethel Hauck
Scarlet
Presbyterians
E.R. Bartlett
E. KR. Bartlett
Oxnam, Evans Row
William P. Evans
Presbyterian
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