Tigers and Normal clash on McKeen field today
DePauw activities on McKeen field feature a 1 pm baseball game vs Central Normal College Danville followed by a dual track meet with Indiana University. Team notes cite Merriam's squad with point getters Jones Cady Haas and Smith and a projected easy baseball win despite Pavis absence.
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DePauw
McKeen Field
Tiger
Central Normal College of Danville
Cinder Pounders
Indiana University
Pavis
Bills
Pruitt
Jones, Cady
Capt. Haas
Smith
Notre Dame
Interfraternity baseball tourney resumes at DePauw
The DePauw Interfraternity baseball tournament will resume next week after two weeks of action. Six teams remain, with three games scheduled Monday Tuesday and Thursday at 5 pm, in a round robin to decide the trophy winner currently held by Lambda Chi.
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DePauw Inter-fraternity
DePauw-Greencastle
Lambda Chi’s
Delta Taus
Dekes
Lamba Chis
Delta Sigs
Sigma Chis
Florence Hall
Last Issue of DePauw Out Friday Evening
The DePauw University bi weekly newspaper issues its last edition this Friday evening before the new school year. Under Richard McGinnis of Evansville the paper grew in subscriptions and finance this year. The new staff Eugene Thackery editor in chief and John B Campbell Jr business manager are experienced and expect another prosperous year.
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DePauw
DePauw University
Richard McGinnis
Evans Ville
Alvin Heskett
Eugene Thackery
John B. Campbell, Jr
Real Estate Transfers From Local Properties
Harvey P. Hill transfers 6 acres in Cloverdale township to Frank G. Sear. R. H. Richard transfers a lot in Greencastle to Adelbert F. Caldwell for 5000 dollars.
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Harvey P. Hill
Frank G. Sear
Cloverdale Township
R. H. Richard
Adelbert F. Caldwell
Greencastle
Juniors Entertain G. H. S Seniors At Formal Reception
The junior class held a formal reception in the High School Building for the seniors on Friday evening. Faculty and Board of Education members were guests. Neal sisters and Sidney Jerome of Indianapolis performed violin and vocal solos, vaudeville jokes, songs, and magic tricks. A four course dinner was served by Baptist Church ladies.
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Board of Education
Neal Sisters
Sidney Jerome
Indianapolis
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Glenn Stamm
Paul Sweet
Elizabeth Stoner
Elizabeth Tilden
Ivans. Glidewell
B. W. Kelly
Russell Clapp
H. Wadsworth
DePauw
Cedric Pritchard and Clara A Heavin Noted Residents
Cedric Pritchard of Cloverdale and Clara A Heavin of Coatesville are mentioned in the local record. The note records their names as part of a community notice or event reference.
Commission approves abandonment of Chicago & Indiana Coal line
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted authority to abandon the 162 mile Chicago and Indiana Coal railroad in Indiana now in receivership. The line from Brazil to La Crosse with a branch served coal transport but 48 towns protested. Commissioner Eastman dissented on partially preserving West Union to Brazil operations. The commission ruled continued operation not justifiable given ongoing losses and availability of other rail service.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago & Indiana Coal Road Authority
Brazil
Lacrosse
Washington
Chicago & Indiana Coal Railroad
Indiana
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Eastman
West Union
Ind
la Crosse
Democratic Voter Thanks From Putnam County
Charley Crodian thanks Putnam County voters through the Herald for their support in the recent primary. He pledges continued effort and a Democratic victory this fall.
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Herald
Putnam County
Charley Crodian
State Auditor issues advance tax calls to county
U S State Auditor sends financial calls to Putnam County for advance payment of state taxes. County Treasurer Ott Webb has received the notice though taxes aren’t due until June 1. This marks the second advance demand placed on the county this spring.
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Ott Webb
Putnam County
May music festival prep dominates Greencastle high school
Eldon C. Hill reports Greencastle High School gears up for the May music festival with Rose Maiden cantata rehearsals under Prof. Sloane. The event spans Wednesday through Friday at McHarry Hall with two season tickets per student at seventy five cents for the full three days.
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Iusiec
Glidewell
Sloane
McHarry Hall
DePauw University School of Music
Happy Howard Jailed on Bootlegging Charge
Happy Howard pleaded not guilty to bootlegging after being captured north of the Big Four railroad with a sack of several bottles. Mayor Charley Zeis fixed the trial for Monday. unable to post $500 bond, he was jailed. Officers believe he headed to a white mule cache to refill the bottles.
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Happy” Howard
Marshall O'Hair
Big Four
Charley Zeis
Howard
Jug Buried in Dunbar Woods Leads to Arrest
Marshall Henry O Hair arrested North Jackson resident “Happy” Howard after spotting him burying liquor near the Major Dunbar farm north of Greencastle. Howard, tied to white mule in a five gallon jug, faces liquor possession with intent to sell and awaits trial with a $500 bond.
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Marshall Henry O'Hair
Happy” Howard
Jackson Street
Monon
Dunbar
Greencastle
Howard
Marshall O’hair
O'Hair
Indiana Portland Cement Company
Zeis
Faculty Defeat Rotarians in Five Inning Game
Cold weather limited action as DePauw faculty beat Green Castle Rotary 9 to 6 in a five inning practice game at McKeenfield Friday afternoon. Players agreed on seven innings but weather prompted an early finish after five.
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Greencastle Rotary
DePauw
McKeenfield
Eupaud Choir To Broadcast From Indianapolis
Coach Rhea led his high school baseball squad to a 10 to 3 win over Morgan County at Mooresville Friday. Clarence Christopher pitched for G H S, stifling the Morgan County offense, while GreenCastle infield support kept them scoreless until the sixth. Charles Theodore Miles made a remarkable bare hand grab on a long fly ball.
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Rhea
Mooresville
Morgan County
Clarence Christopher
Greencastle
Morgans
Charles Theodore Miles
G. H
Miss Clara Heavin and Cedric Pritchard Wed
Miss Clara Heavin age 24 daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Heavin of Coatesville and Cedric Pritchard age 22 son of Mr and Mrs Harm Pritchard of Cloverdale were married Saturday morning at the home of Rev and Mrs J E Cash on West Washington street. Rev Cash officiated. The couple will reside on a farm near Cloverdale.
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Clara Heavin
Daugher
Thomas J. Heavin
Coatesville
Cedric Prichard
Harm Pritchard
Cloverdale
J. E. Cash
West Washington Street
Rev. Cash
Hog and cattle market report from Indianapolis opening
Hog receipts total 6 000 with cattle 200 calves 400 sheep and lambs 50. Hog prices opened steady to five cents lower with most sales $10.90 to $10.95 and some at $10.85 for heavy hogs. Pigs $10.75 down sows $9.50 down. Local packers bought about 4 000 hogs while outsiders took 1 500. Cattle steady at $10.50 down. Sheep and lambs nominal.
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Indianapolis
Explosion Kills Two at Harvard Laboratory
In Cambridge Massachusetts Atherton Kinsley Dunbar of Cambridge a research fellow in cryo liquefying oxygen and William Connell a Cambridge carpenter were killed when a tank of liquid oxygen exploded in the basement of the Jefferson Physical Laboratory. An assistant and six students were injured as the blast blew out the floor and walls.
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Cambridge
Mass
George Shoptaugh Dies In Marion Township Home
George Shoptaugh, 84, died Saturday morning at the Marion township home of his daughter Mrs. Arthur Raines after a month of illness. Survived by daughter and son Frank Shoptanch in Lexington, Kentucky. Funeral plans pending. wife Mrs. Shoptaugh died over a year ago.
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George Shoptaugh
Arthur Raines
Marion Township
Frank Shoptanch
Lexington
Shoptaugh
Arive
Mrs A C Bryce Visits Nephew in Columbus
Mrs A C Bryce of Columbus Ohio is visiting her nephew Henry Prevo and Mrs Prevo on Northwood Appleton? plats.
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A. C. Bryce
Columbus, O. S Here
Henry
Ervo
Mrs. Prevo
Northwood Apleatiets
DePauw Choir Broadcast Tonight Under McCutchan
DePauw University choir directed by Robert G. McCutchan and Miss Mary Arbuckle violinist present an 8:30 p m program to be broadcast from WOH The Star Hatfield station. Solo numbers feature Kathryn Strong Miss Johnson and Helen Finch with Arbuckle violin. Alumni letters encouraged tuning in for a concert from their alma mater.
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Star-Hatfield
Esther Jane Johnson
DePauw University
Robert G. McCutchan
Mary Arbuckle
University
Kathryn Strong
Italy
Helen Finch
Roaq
Ballybree
Hark
Miss Strong
Miss Johnson
DePauw University Choir
WOH
DePauw School of Music
Dean McCutchan
DePauw
Indianapolis
Arbuckle
Blanche Shelton
Switz City
Indiana
Virginia Patterson
Garrett
Ind
B. A. Dooley
Boaz
Ala
Margaret Dunn
Bicknell
Jack Bryan
Evansville
Center Point
Paul Jones
Brazil
Esther Alice Green
Attica
Laverne Courtney
Greencastle
Christine Vickery
Sheridan
Benjamin Habberton
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Ruth Behmer
Culver
Dewey Annakin
Terre Haute
Louise Landon
Windfall
Cecil Smith
Sullivan, Ind
Floy Huston
Fairmount
Bainbridge High School Holds First Class Reunion of 1918
Eleven or thirteen members of the Bainbridge High School graduating class of 1918 met Thursday evening in the school auditorium for the first reunion by any class. Attendees included Mary Kearney Ilene Reeds Berneice Brown Frances Case Edith Sibilett Floy Smith Eve Shuey Basil Pruitt Wilbur Arnold Edna Arnold Jesse Steele Frank McKeehan and class president Donovan Moffett.
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Bainbridge High School
Mary Kearney
Illeene Reeds
Berneice Brown
Frances Case
Edith Sibilett
Floy Smith
Eve Shuey
Basil Pruitt
Wilbur Arnold
Edna Arnold
Jesse Steele
Frank McKeehan
Donovan Moffett
Jones Family Visit and Fishing Trip News
Everett Jones of Muncie arrives to join his wife Mrs. Jones and their son William visiting father W. W. Jones on East Seminary Street. Mr. Jones has just returned from a fishing trip through the Ozark mountains.
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Everett Jones
Muncie
Mrs. Jones
William
Mr. Jones
W. W. Jones
East Seminary Street
Ozark Mountains
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Ned Merriam
Central Normal College
W. R. Heath
Cross Roads
Heath
Willis Wright
R. E. Day
H. E. Roebuck
General
R. L. Cowgill
Vaughn & Son
H. R. Roebuck
A. Hartman
Cedric Pritchard
Clara A. Heavin
Joan
State Auditor
U. S
High School News
Eldon C. Hill
Greencastle High School
American Legion Post
Happy Howard
Jug
Dunbar Woods
Uepauw Choir
Harvard
Mary Arbuckle, Violin
Golden Crown
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