Local notes from Indianapolis trip to court and church events
Mrs. Charles J. Arnold and Mrs. W. M. McGaughey spent Thursday in Indianapolis. Dean L. H. Dirks will be the commencement speaker at Staunton high school next Wednesday night. Glen Clark filed suit on note in Putnam Circuit court against E. C. Kersey and Mrs. Carrie Hancock demanding $165. Miss Jean Serabieau of Eitel's Floral Co. is confined to home by illness. Mayor Charles McGaughey has returned from Indianapolis hospital and is improving. The Presbyterian church prayer meeting will be held tonight at 7:30. Bernard Shonkwiler is seriously ill at his grandparents' home. Mrs. Claude Wilson is visiting Indianapolis. Dr. G. Bromley Oxnam to preside at Med-West Institute in Indianapolis. Several DePauw students attend lectures. Funeral for Henry Showlater at 2:30 this afternoon. Miss Katherine Snyder funeral services held in Crawfordsville. body sent to Xenia, Ohio. Mrs. Mattie Brown of Coatesville is critically ill. Mrs. Mose Carney of Fillmore returned home from hospital. Joe Williams and John Goddard inspected fire hazards. Betty Jean Higgins taken to county hospital. Body of Miss Mildred Hutcheson interred near Hamrick's Station. cause bronchial pneumonia after influenza. Funeral at Beech Grove home.
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Glen Clark
Putnam
E. C. Kersey
Carrie Hancock
Crawfordsville
Katherine Snyder
Montgomery County
W. A. Bowers
Terre Haute Road
Snyder
Xenia, O
Judge Snyder
Mildred Marie,Hutcheson
Boone Hutcheson
Hamricks Station
Hutcheson
Lawrence Hutcheson
North 20Th Street
Beech Grove
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Harry Wells
W. J. Yount
Louisiana
Mesdames
Paul Heaney
Jesse Sears
Milligan Young
Barrow
Bartley
Jane Farmer
George Garrett
James
Christian Church
China
Thibet
Shelton
Batang
Eight Men Held in Murder of Chicago Policeman
Eight men including two unnamed by police were detained in Chicago in a roundup tied to the murder of detective Raymond Martin who was killed during a kidnap plot. Investigators say an elaborate extortion scheme involving Phil Blumenthal and his brother Moses led to the fatal ambush and later ransom negotiations.
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Chicago
INS
Martin
Phil Blumenthal
Mystery of Engagement Shrouds Morrows in Englewood
In Englewood New Jersey the Morrows Anne and Elizabeth remain in the home as activity swirls around Elizabeth Morrow's engagement. The engaged party is unnamed, creating a noted mystery in society circles near Col. Lindbergh and his fiancee.
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Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Anne Morrow
Col. Lindbergh
Elizabeth
McMahon Convicted of Robbery in Indianapolis
Thomas McMahon, linked to the Moran gang mass murder suspects, was found guilty of robbery tied to the January I Wolf Auto Company holdup in Marion County. The verdict carries a prison term of 5 to 21 years under Indiana law, following Frank Meyles’s sentence. Edward Sullivan was acquitted.
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Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Thomas McMahon
Chicago
Moran Gang
I. Wolf Auto Company
Marion County Criminal Court
McMahon
Indiana
Frank Meyles
Edward Sullivan
Robert O'Brien
Livestock Market Report Hogs Slump with Mixed Cattle Stance
Hogs on the market today were generally 20 to 26 cents lower. The bulk of hogs from 166 to 250 pounds sold at 10.90 with one load at 10.95 and several at 11.00. Hogs 250 to 300 pounds yielded 10.75 to 10.90. Cattle were steady. Beef steers noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Livestock Auction Sees Varied Prices for Sheep and Lambs
The market showed weaker selling across sheep and lambs with prices from 50 to 75 cents lower. Wealers moved slowly from 12.50 to 14.50, some at 15.00, while shorn natives sold 12.00 to 13.50 and springers reached 16.50. Shorn ewes fetched 5.00 to 6.50.
Crile and Clinic Hit by Fatal Explosion Fire
Dr Crile faced a devastating night as his colleague Dr John Phillips died and many patients perished from toxic gas after a hospital explosion. Investigations were launched amid gas exposure and ruined X ray films, with Gov Cooper offering state aid and Crile's team blaming nitrous oxide produced by burning materials.
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Crile
John Phili
Meyers Y. Cooper
Columbus
W. E. Lower
Staf
Continuation D Putnam County Enrolls for Larger Yields
The notice urges residents to enroll in a county program to improve yields and cut production costs. It lists current participants in Junior Club five acre and Senior Club ten acre enrollments and directs readers to the County Agent’s office or bank for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Woodrow Hutcheson
Ormond O'Hair
Clarence R. Overstreet
Robert E. Overstreet
Albert Goff
Alva Myers
Raymond Curry
Charles Shaner
Wayne Thompson
Max Gough
Missionary Society Holds Diverse Local Meeting
The Missionary Society of the Christian church met with Mrs. Harry Wells on Tuesday afternoon. Reports and devotions focused on faith, China missions, and Thibet, with talk of a Batang hospital and student devotions. Various committees were named and a junior senior prom announced.
Wanted One Row Cultivator for Farm Use
Hersel Bishop of Fillmore Indiana seeks a good condition row cultivator for Old Sellers farm. Standard farm equipment request noted with contact locally.
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Hersel Bishop
Fillmore
Indiana
Lindy Plans Marriage In Englewood Soon
Indications that Miss Anne Morrow and Col. Charles A. Lindbergh may wed within days emerged as nurses in Stroudsburg report large shipments of orchids and plants to Englewood New Jersey, suggesting a rush to prepare the Morrow home for a possible ceremony.
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Stroudsburg
NIS
Anne Morrow
Coller A. Lindbergh
Morrow
Englewood
Int
N, J
Elizabeth town water outage after reservoir bombing
Elizabethtown Tennessee endures no water after a reservoir bomb blast. Clashes flare between returning mill workers and strikers. police use tear gas as arrests top hundred and governor to consider martial law at the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Tenn
J. M. Moreland
W. C. Boyd
Tre
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Charles J. Arnold
W. M. McGaughey
Dean L. H. Dirks
Stauntor High School
Pesa’ Sellers
Kenneth Day
Abbott
Elks
Terre Haute
Jean Serabieau
Eitel’s Floral Co
Beveridge Street
Charles McGaughey
Methodist Hospital
McGaughy
Presbyterian Church
Bernard
Ralph Shonkwiler
Mrs
Oliver Shonkwiler
Central Avenue
Claude Wilson
South Jackson Street
Lossan McMillan
Mr. McMillan
McMillan
G. Bromley Oxnam
Med-West Institute On International Relations
DePauw
Henry Showalter
Iowa Street
B. H. Bruner
The
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Mattie Brown
Coatesville
Mose Carney
Joe Williams
Bain‘bridge
John Goddard
Betty Jean Higgins
Clarence Higgins
VisKsion
Earle Peacox
Sidney A. Syme
Vernon
N. Y
James Dempsey
Robert Dempsey
Westchester County
Builder of Champions
Mote
Motoro Caxs
Studebaker
e-Profit
Morrison Brothers
E. Franklin ST
Missionary Society
Woman's Bible Club
Methodist Church
H. R. Krehl
John Gray
Prevo
Albert Landes
Jesus
Miss Daggy
Genevieve Daggy
Albert Daggy
East Washington Street
Gilbert Rhea
Margaret Emily McGaughey
East Seminary Street
Leona Kestner
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Donner
Campbell
Vernon Lytie
Afdith Moore
C. W. Otis
W. M. Blanchard
J. P. Allen, Jr
the Baptist Church
W. R. Hutcheson
Edith Gilbert
Bane Russell
Delta Chi Woese
Lola Kelch
Phing House
Levi
Mi Omega House
Jenny Liley
Alpha Omicron
Hone
Oral University
O’rear
Marian Rought
Dorothea Symons
Elizabeth Sy
Ellen Barr
L. Reeves
Franklin Street
Mark
Vivalia
Kenneth J.knauer
Greencastle
Butterfield
Campbell Bros
John F. Berry
Brazil
Hanna Street
C. C. Hurst
Wolverine
Wwans
Potter Shoe Store
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