May Queen Crowned At Southeast Court House
A large crowd enjoys today’s booster program with the crowning of the May Queen at the southeast corner of the courthouse. The celebration features ideal weather and a new band delivering concerts that please attendees.
May Festival Fiddlers Contest in Green Castle Draws Crowds
A large orderly crowd gathered in Green Castle for the May Festival with a daylong program on the public square. Highlights included a Greencastle band debut, May Queen Vera Kelley coronation, track meet results, baby show winners, greased pig and pole contests, and folk games as the Old Fiddlers contest eyes performers for cash prizes.
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Greencastle
Whch
Heavy” Cannon
Barton W. Shipley
Herald Monday
School Exhibits Attract Visitors To City Exhibit
The public schools display in the Besser room drew nearly 1000 visitors at noon. Eighth grade manuel training showcased a miniature cottage with detailed doors windows and rooms. Art works from ward schools and the high school drew favorable comment in the courthouse tower corridors.
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Jessie Patterson
H. A. Henderson
Manuel
Court House
Moss to Address National Millers Convention in Toledo
Clay County congressman will speak at a major convention in Toledo in June. The event centers on a proposal from the Department of Agriculture, seen as very important by millers.
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Clay County
Toledo
Department OF Agriculture
Federal grain grading bill eyed by millers meet in Toledo
The Department of Agriculture proposal for federal supervision of wheat grading and inspection is seen as a major issue. Indiana Representative Ralph W. Moss, who chaired the House subcommittee, will discuss it at the Millers National Federation convention in Toledo Ohio from June 2 to 4. The gathering marks the first time the national group meets in Ohio and is expected to draw many millers and grain men.
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United States
Ralph W. Moss
Indiana
House
Senate
Moss
The
Millers’ National Federation
Toledo
Middle West
National Organization
Ohio
Three pledges join Delta Tau Delta at DePauw
James McMahon of Rockville Paul Woodrue of Georgetown Ill and Fred Cox of Thorntown have been pledged to Delta Tau Delta. They will enter DePauw University next year.
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James McMahon
Rockville
Paul Woodrue
Georgetown, Ill
Fred Cox
Thorntown
Delta Tau Delta
DePauw University
Death of Local Woman Ruth E. Black in Auto Mishap
Word received this morning reports the death of Mrs. Ruth E. Black, a local woman, in an auto accident between Gallup New Mexico and Fort Defiance Arizona. She is mother of George Edwin Black of this city.
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Ruth E. Black
Gallup
New Mexico
Fort Defiance
Arizona
George Edwin Black
Mrs Ruth A Black Killed in Auto Crash Between Gallup and Ft Defiance
Telegram from Rev Alexander Black announced the death of Ruth A Black 63 in an auto crash while traveling from Greencastle to Ft Defiance. She was en route via Chicago then Gallup to Ft Defiance where interment will take place. Her sons include George Edwin Black, a linotype operator. She was widow of Rev Edwin Black and daughter of Captain George Bowman.
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Thomas Younger
Ruth Wilson
George Wilson
Gibson
Pollard
Miss Gerhardt
M. S. Miller
George Edwin Black
Linotype
Alexander Black
Ft. Defiance
Arix
Ruth A. Black
Gallup
N. Mex
Ariz
Black
White County
George Bowman
Monticello
Anna Bowman Hoffman
Horace Hoffman
Indiana State University
Georgia Bowman Giles
Giles
Richmond
Phoebe Morrison
Chippewa
Ontario
Mary D. Bowman
Morrison
Edwin Black
Florida
Ford saves the day on steep hill adventure
A wealthy city man traveling with his family in a large touring car was stuck on a hill. A passing Ford pulled the big car to the top, then drove away as the man suggested adding two small tools to the toolbox before the next trip.
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John
Terre Haute Farm Colony Grows With New Recruits
After yesterday's court session new inmates join the state farm. Robert Tilley received 500 dollars and costs plus 180 days. James Rose 100 dollars and costs with 80 days. Lewis Linville 100 dollars with 80 days. James Gallagher 100 dollars and costs with 30 days.
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State Farm
Robert Tilley
James Rose
Lewis Linville
James Gallagher
Terre Haute Star
Cloverdale Town Excerpt Echoes Cold Departure
In Crawfordsville Review quotes a gossipy scene with a thirtyish man on bond who laments leaving Cloverdale as too cold. He boasts of cafe shirt sleeves and talking boldly about Rockefeller while porters are not challenged. The passage reflects small town business culture and reactions to outside visitors.
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Monroe Township
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Lawrence
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