Memorial Day Observances Planned for Greencastle
Memorial Day services in Greencastle will be Thursday May 30 at Forest Hill cemetery starting 2 30 pm with a parade forming at 2 pm at the court house. Attorney General James M Ogden will be the speaker. If rain occurs services move to the court house assembly room.
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Court House
Greencastle
Grand Army of the Republic
Lakin
Forest Hill Cemetery
James M. Ogden
DePauw University
Oscar Obenchain
James M. Odgen
Charles McGaughey
John R. Miller
Legion and
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John Goddard
Paul Grimes
C. F. Mathas
Lee Paxton
Lawrence Crump
Russell Brown
Robert Black
O. F. Lakin
J. A. Friend
Amos Brown
Hubert Jordan
George FE. Black
Margaret Hamrick
L. D. Snider
J. Matt Murphy
Pleasant Hill
Charles Marshall
Boone Cemetery
John G. Friend
Union and Brick Chapel
John Wysong
Wesley Chapel
Worley Timmons
Charles Huffman
Pleasant
James Reeves
Clinton Falls
T. A. Sigler
Long Branch
Farm thieves captured. extradition waived
Bert Wilson and partner Guy Newkirk escaped Putnam County Jail after farm thefts. Wilson, captured at Camp Knox Kentucky, waived extradition and will be brought to Green Castle Saturday. Deputies plan to return him for trial. Newkirk remains at large.
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Bert Wilson
Guy Newkirk
Charles Moore
Camp Knox
Edward Bitelforge
Wilson
Elizabethtown
Greencastle
Alva Bryan
Robert H. Stevenson
Newkirk
Putnam County
Nashville
Tenn
Bryan
Snyder
Indiana
Storms Cause Damage Near Cloverdale and Greencastle
A tornado near Cloverdale damaged Oscar Carpenter’s home on the Sam Farmer Place. The storm tree limbs crushed the roof while several maples were blown down. Nearby farms sustained no additional damage.
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Greencastle
Oscar Carpenter
Sam Farmer
Cloverdale
Carpenter
Davenport and Kelly Seal Roachdale Marriage License
John D. Davenport aged 70 carpenter and Emma P. Kelly aged 59 housekeeper both of Roachdale obtained a marriage license. The couple resides in Roachdale and filed for the license together.
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John D. Davenport
Carpenter
Emma P. Kelly
Roachdale
Increasing clouds with shower onset this weekend
Increasing cloudiness brings showers starting Saturday in Decker area. Warmer tonight and Saturday afternoon expected for northern and western parts.
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Lely
Decker
Sunday School Convention at Fillmore
The Marion Township Sunday School Convention will meet at Fillmore Christian Church on Sunday May 19 1929 with an all day program. Highlights include Big Union Bible School committees 11am service sermons Finding Your Place and multiple talks and reports led by Rev Jonas Collins Prof R A Ox y and Rev V L Raphael. Bring a basket lunch and enjoy the day.
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Marion Township
Fillmore Christian Church
Big Union Bible School
Jonas Collins
Derby Day Weather Promises Wet Track at Louisville
Weather forecasters in Chicago predicted derby day at Louisville would be wet with a likely wet track and possible sloppy conditions. Forecaster C. A. Donner did not specify how wet it would be and said details would come later.
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Chicago
Louisville
C. A. Donner
School Operettas and their Production by Umfleet
A new book by Prof. Kenneth R. Umfleet, Greencastle public schools music director, on school operettas is off press. Published by C. C. Birchard and Co. Boston, it covers selection, organization, casting, rehearsals, scenery, costuming, lighting, make up and advertising with detailed instructions and illustrations.
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Kenneth R. Umfleet
Greencastle
DePauw Universiy
C. C. Birchard and Company
Boston
Robb ins chosen new pastor at College Avenue Church
From Putnam County files: Rev Kirk Waldo Robbins of Cornell College Mt Vernon Iowa chosen as pastor by College Avenue Church. Also noted is Harrison Tincher of Mill Creek township, an elderly couple worth about 175000, involved in a damage suit with trial set for today. they traveled 15 miles to town after milking 15 cows and morning farm routine.
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Wilson
Newkirk
Martinsville
Morgan County
Snyder
Putnam County
Hanna Cross Roads
Kirk Waldo Robbins
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
College Avenue
Harrison Tincher
Mill Creek Township
Tincher
Capone and guard plead guilty in Philadelphia case
Al Capone and his bodyguard Prank Cline pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons in municipal court and received one year each in county prison. They were arrested after leaving a theater near 19th and Market, with Judge Walsh noting the maximum penalty under Pennsylvania law.
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Scarface
al” Capone
Chicago
Philadelphia
E. L. Rawley I
N.S
INS
Scarface al’ Capone
Prank Cline
John A. Walsh
Bernard
Lemiseh
Cornelius Haggarty, Jr
Broad Street
Nation Picture Theatre
19Th and
Market Street
Capone
Edward Carney
Landis Receives American Legion Distinguished Service Medal
Indianapolis May 17 Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis Chicago commissioner of organized baseball received the American Legion Distinguished Service medal at a session of the National Executive Committee. The award was voted unanimously by the committee.
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Indianapolis
INS
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Chicago
Organized Baseball
American Legion
National Executive Committee
The
Landis
Cherrington to Lecture Here on Prohibition Policy
Dr. Er nest H. Cherrington of the World League Against Alcoholism will deliver four lectures at DePauw University Greencastle Ind next week. The talks inaugurate a nation wide college course in memory of Bishop Simpson and focus on prohibition education. Lennie Trout remains confined at 35 Harris Street Indianapolis with scarlet fever.
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Westerville
Ernest H. Cherrington
World League Against Alcoholism
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Bishop Simpson
Cherrington
Lennie Trout
Ernest Trout
Harris Street
Indianapolis
Cleveland Clinic blast probe resumes as death toll rises
Investigators reopen questions about a fire door left open in the Cleveland clinic blast amid Ohio's worst disaster in a decade with 123 to 124 dead. A funds drive seeks up to 500000 for immediate rebuilding as Dr Crile leads civic effort and a temporary clinic opens.
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Cleveland
Ohio
A. J. Pearce
Cleveland Clinic
George W. Crile
Samuel Mather
VanSweringen Brothers
Newton D. Baken
Charles Bradley
Cleveland Jnion Terminal Co
Alva Bradley
Cleveland American League Baseball Club
Crile
Dr. Crile
Elinic
DePauw Plans First Student Body Photo in Eight Years
DePauw University schedules the first student body photograph in eight years for next Wednesday at 11 a m. on Rector Hall lawn. President requests all students and staff to attend. seniors to appear in caps and gowns to represent one hundred percent participation.
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DePauw University
Rector Hall
Graf Zeppelin poised for possible landfall in France
The Graf Zeppelin, weakened by gale winds, faced a difficult landing near Lyons and Valence. Dr. Hugo Eckener requested troops for a Valence landing as weather limited options, while Le Bourget officials noted Valence lacks adequate facilities but offers wind shelter.
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Paris
INS
France
Lyons
Hugo Eckener
le Bourget
Eckener
Valence
la Bourget
Graf
Graf Zeppelin Struggles Home as Motors Fail on Flight
An anxious report from Friedrichshafen notes the Graf Zeppelin with 18 passengers, including a woman, may need emergency landing in France due to two to three motors out of commission. Dr. Hugo Eckener dodges headwinds over France’s Rhone valley and returns to Nimes before aiming for Avignon. Officials deny sabotage but promise a rigid investigation and await Eckener’s full report.
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Otto D. Tolischus I. N
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Friederichshafen
France
Graf
Rhone Valley
Nimes
Hugo Eckener
Avignon
Zeppelin
Dr. Eckener
Zeppelin Company
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Fillmore
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Umfleet
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AL Capone
Legion
Bath
Secade
Pearce
Buffery Boze
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Friedrickshafen
French
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