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A reader’s column notes a local push to fill Putnam County’s quota for the Military Training Camps at Ft. Benjamin Harrison with ten representatives, praising the outing and military training, while recounting town anecdotes about friends, a rain revival, and a roadside eating house.
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Donald D. Hoover
Putnam County
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Indiana
Meridian Life Building
DePauw Plans 89th Graduation Week Highlights
DePauw University announces an innovative commencement program with Professor Francis Calvin Tilden delivering the commencement address and Dr Lemuel H Murlin giving the Baccalaureate sermon as he retires. June 8 to 10 feature class exercises procession, degrees for 308 candidates, and dedication of the Lucy Rowland hall dormitory funded by Edward Rector and wife.
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DePauw University
Francis Calvin Tilden
DePauw
Lemuel Herbert Murlin
Tilden
Murlin
East
Berlin
Marlin
American Church of Berlin
Meharry Hall
Bowman Memorial Gymnasium
Lucy Rowland
Edward Rector
Lucy Rowland Rector
Board Opposes Sunday Shows In Greencastle
The Community Board of Religious Education held its last meeting of the year on May 16. A report notes 700 to 750 pupils in the city’s first six grades attended biweekly ten week classes under DePauw and Dr. Bartlett era. The board advocates extended year round religious education and a five day training school in Green Castle, and remains opposed to Greencastle theaters opening on Sunday.
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Community Board of Religious Education
Department of Religious Education
DePauw
Bartlett
Greencastle
Five Radium Girls Fight Newark Lawsuit for Damages
Five women from Newark allege they contracted radium poisoning while painting luminous watch dials for the United States Radium Corporation. They seek $250,000 in damages, arguing the injury occurred eight or more years ago, and face a two year filing limit as the company contests. Attorneys report the case as a lengthy, ongoing battle with uncertain relief.
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United States Radium Corporation
Newark
N. J
Albina Larice
Katherine Schaubright
Edna Hussman
Quinta McDonald
Grace Fryer
Radium Corporation
Radium Company
Mrs Mary Day Dies After Heart Trouble at 79
Mrs Mary Ellen Day aged 79 died Thursday at County Hospital after four days of heart trouble. Born in Lexington Kentucky she moved to Putnam County after the Civil War and lived near Belle Union. Survived by husband Henry A Day five children and several siblings. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM at Me Curry Funeral Home with Rev. Bruner. interment Forest Hill Cemetery.
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Mary Ellen Day
Lexington
Kentucky
George
Sarah Vaughn
Putnam County
Belle Union
Henry A. Day
Chas, Reeves
William Sutherlin
Oscar Day
Greencastle
John Roberts
Anderson
Eugene
J. W. Vaughn
Lafayette
Charles Vaughn
Charleston
Ill
The
Christian Church
Me‘Curry
Rev
B. H. Bruner
Forest Hill Cemetery
Incorporation Election Planned for Stilesville Town
Petitioners led by James E. Hall seek incorporation of Stilesville. County commissioners set a May 26 election from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to vote on the proposal. Territory spans 155.50 acres with 108 families and population 308, including 192 qualified voters and 69 resident owners.
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James E. Hall
Stilesville
Danville
Unsettled forecast with moderate conditions expected
The forecast calls for unsettled weather with moderate conditions. Sunrise is at 4 27 and sunset at 6 66, indicating long days but unusual sunset notation.
Italian dirigible lands safely at Spitzbergen landing
The Italian North Pole exploration balloon Italia commanded by Gen. Umberto Nobile landed safely at 10 a.m. local time near Nicholas II Land after a successful flight over uncharted regions. Nobile and crew conducted valuable scientific studies but found no new land.
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King's Bay
Spitzbergen
Italia
Umberto Nobile
Nicholas II Land
Lenin Land
Nobile
Japan to disarm Nationalist troops in Manchuria
A Tokyo dispatch states Japan will disarm all Chinese Nationalist troops entering Manchuria and sent the notice to both the Peking and Nanking governments. This confirms prior INS reports that Japan would resist invasion by South China forces.
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Tokio
INS
Japan
Manchuria
Peking
Nanking
South China
Bowman Announces Indiana Traction Franchise Line to Brazil
FE M Bowman head of the Indiana polis Cloverdale and Terre Haute Traction company says he has the franchise and will begin constructing a line from Mooresville through Cloverdale to Brazil at once. Birch Hughes Ward Christie and Clifford Allen played main roles in the class day exercises for the class of 1908. Miss Bertha Thornburgh celebrated her 11th birthday with friends this afternoon. Mrs Conrad Gentry of Monrovia visits Mrs C A Kelly. Miss Lela Crosby of Roachdale visits Greencastle today.
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FE. M. Bowman
Indianapolis, Cloverdale and
Terre Haute Traction Company
Mooresville
Cloverdale
Brazil
Birch Hughes
Ward Christie
Clifford Allen
Bertha Thornburgh
Senior Play Next Friday At Greencastle High
The Greencastle High School senior class presents The Family Upstairs a three act comedy Friday May 25 at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. Ticket sales begin next Wednesday at Stevens Drug Store. The cast includes Joe Heller Emma Heller Martha Shannon and Willie Heller with Mary O Rea r Charles Grant Duane Longden Helen King Francis Hamilton and Joan Durham among others.
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Greencastle High School
Annabelle
UE Game
Mary O'Rear
Charles Grant
Duane Longden
Grant
Helen King Herbert
Tessores Es Eee
Francis Hamilton
Colohan
Joan Durham
Mrs Gardner Dies Friday in Manhattan
Mrs Flossie Wright Gardner aged 49 or 59 years, wife of George Gardner of Manhattan, died at home Friday morning after a four week illness. She leaves a husband two small children her father Frank Wright of Manhattan two brothers James Wright of Peoria and William Wright of Pekin and a sister Mrs James Tate of Greencastle. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 at the Manhattan Church with burial in Manhattan cemetery.
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Flossie Wright Gardner
George Gardner
Manhattan
Frank Wright
James Wright
Peoria
Ill
William Wright
Pekin
James Tate
Greencastle
Manhattan Church
Manhattan Cemetery
Time bombs strike home of New York executioner
Two time bombs exploded near midnight at the Richmond Hill residence of Robert Elliott the New York state and regional executioner. Elliott his wife two children and a guest escaped injury as police and bomb squad investigated a red car seen fleeing the scene. Elliott helped oversee Sacco and Vanzetti's execution and had received anonymous threats in the past.
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New York
Richmond Hill
Robert Elliott
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Elliott
New York State
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Sacco
Vanzetti
Charleston
Sing Sing
Henry Judd Gray
Ruth Snyder
Albert Snyder
Grose Speaks at Conference of Methodists
Bishop George Grose spoke at the general conference in Kansas City on The Mind of Jesus and Present Day Problems. A Pekin resident and former De Pauw president, Grose recently completed Edward Rector biography, a major Rector Foundation donor, and urged stronger church support for theological institutions.
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Kansas City
Indiana
George Grose
de Pauw
Pekin
China
Jesus
Edward Rector
DePauw
Rector Scholarship Foundation
Grose
W. 8
Bovard
Committee Turns to Contests for State Committee
Indiana dispatch reports a Delaware County protest over Delaware chair and a deadlock in the Second district between Claude Gregg and Peter Schloot as the state committee prepares for the June convention. Lewis Aker protests Albany chairman Linebeck with Dale and Frederick factions opposing. Mrs Flynn slated for vice chair. Williams same role.
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Claude Gregg
Peter Schloot
Indianapolis
R. Earl Peters
Ft. Wayne
State Committee
Claypool
Vincennes
Linton
Gregg
American Legion
Lewis Aker
Muncie
W. J. Linebeck
Albany
Delaware County
Lineback
George R. Dale
Aker
Dale
Frederick
Linebeck
A. P. Flynn
Logansport
Marshal Williams
Alfred Hirt Will Filed for Probate in Putnam Circuit Court
The will of Alfred Hirt, a prominent resident who died Wednesday morning, was filed for probate in Putnam Circuit Court. The codicil of December 21, 1927 adjusts main provisions. the widow Laura B. Hirt receives household goods, $500, $1,500 in Liberty bonds and use of West Poplar Street property, conditional on terms of the will. Sallie A. Hirt receives Bloomingon and Seminary Street residence and furnishings, $600 in ...
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Alfred Hirt
Putnam Circuit
Laura B. Hirt
West Poplar Street
Sallie A. Hirta
Bloomington
Seminary Streets
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