Ocean Hop Postponed From Old Orchard
The Bellanca monoplane Green Flash with Roger Q. Williams and Lewis A. Yancey will not start for Rome until tomorrow morning due to unfavorable weather. They loaded 518 gallons of gasoline and 19 gallons of oil, and prepared two roast chickens whisky and a Santiago alligator mascot for the vigil. The craft previously arrived from Teterboro in a bit more than three hours and landed on the beach with a cross wind.
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Old Orchard
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Roger Q. Williams
New York
Lewis A. Yancey
Chicago
Rome
Teterboro
N. J
Santiago
Cuba
Martin Jensen
Fort Worth Still Aloft Sets Endurance Pace for Army Plane
In Fort Worth Texas the single engine Ryan Brougham monoplane named Fort Worth remains aloft at 7 am after 43 hours 27 minutes with pilot Reg Robbins and Jim Kelley despite a worn craft and improvised sleeping hammock above the fuel tank. The mission seeks to beat the Army’s refueling endurance record held by the Question Mark as the crew continues with their fourth refueling shortly before dawn.
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Fort Worth
Tex
INS
Reg Robbins
Jim Kelley
Orange Juice for the Legion at National Convention
At Louisville the California delegation plans orange juice booths for the American Legion's twelfth national convention set for September 30 to October 3. Eugene M. Berger, commander of the Los Angeles post, will lead the distribution. California, a frequent contributor, wires for access to the booths to share fruit and favors.
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Louisville
The
American Legion
Louis Ville
California
Golden State
Legion
Los Angeles
Eugene M. Berger
National Convention of the Legion
Clinton Falls Church Meeting Set by Rev Hanger
A meeting will be held at the M. P. Church in Clinton Falls Sunday morning and night May 26 conducted by Rev. Hanger of Clayton. Local residents, including Mrs. Lida Pierce and Mrs. Fula Stages, visited Mrs. Eula Ensor on Tuesday afternoon.
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Clayton
Lida Pierce
Fula Stages
Eula Ensor
Robert Cox
Clayton Cox
William Cox
Sam Lloyd
W. O. Davis
Racing Stars Turn Speedway Into Film Set In Indy
Indianapolis May 21 drivers prep for the 50 mile race at Speedway May 30 as Hollywood shoots a racing picture. William Haines Anita Page Karl Dane Earnest Torrence star director Harry Beaumont. Cars and drivers are used in staged events amid gasoline alley with Leo Duray boasting a 124.018 mph lap.
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William Haines
Anita Page
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indianapolis
Hollywood
Karl Dane
Leon Duray
Alice Hoffman-Trobeck
Louis Chiron
Marian Batten
Vestris
Maude Yagle
Yesterday's baseball scores from American and National leagues
Yesterday's results show American Association games with Louisville over Indianapolis 6 to 5 and Milwaukee shutout Kansas City 0 to 3. Columbus beat Toledo 2 to 0. Minneapolis defeated St. Paul 5 to 3. In the American League Philadelphia won 5 to 1 over Boston while St. Louis topped Chicago 6 to 3 and Chicago beat Pittsburgh 6 to 1. Brooklyn routed New York 6 to 1 in the National League. Philadelphia vs Boston noted as cold.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Disaster Ends Doctor Crile led Clinic Blood Transfusion
Dr Crile founder of the Cleveland clinic offered his blood to save Dr John Phillips but died after a gas explosion destroyed the clinic. Phillips, Crile's assistant and cofounder, perished from gas poisoning as the death toll rises beyond one hundred.
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Crile
Cleveland Clinic
John Phillips
Phillips
International Newaree Lik
Warren township Mothers and Daughters honored at dean Dirks address
The Mothers and Daughters of Warren township were guests of honor at an address by Dean L. T. Dirks on Thursday evening and a banquet on Saturday evening. Miss Floy Runnels of Indianapolis spent the weekend with her parents. W C T U members will meet Tuesday afternoon at the MEF Church for their monthly meeting. They have set the third Tuesday of every month as a date for meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Perry and grandson from Indianapolis spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shields. Everyone interested in the church is asked to meet there at 10 o clock Thursday morning for church and churchyard cleaning. Miss Esther Whitaker spent part of last week with her aunt, Mrs. Ida Huron. Rev. and Mrs. Fields and daughter of Quincy were entertained at the Hartnagle home Sunday. Rev. Fields filled Rev. Swearns place through pulpit exchange day. Misses Jessie Williams and Pauline Nicely visited Marie Boesen Friday.
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Mothers and Daughters
Warren Township
L. T. Dirks
Floy Runnels
Indianapolis
MEF
Lawrence Perry
Ed Shields
Esther Whitaker
Ida Huron
Fields
Quincy
Carl Hartnagle
Swearns
Jessie Williams
Pauline Nicely
Marie Boesen
Inauguration of Gen. Gerardo Machado y Morales as Cuba president
Havana crowds packed the capitol as Gen. Gerardo Machado y Morales was sworn in for a six year term. The acclaimed national hero begins a week of regatta and social events with delegates and visitors from Cuba and abroad in attendance.
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Capitol
Gerardo Machado Y Morales
Cuba
Machado
Abie's Irish Rose at Voncastle three day engagement
The film Abie’s Irish Rose arrives at the Voncastle for a three day run starting Wednesday. It portrays a Jewish man’s marriage to an Irish woman and the ensuing family clashes, ending with a joyful twin birth that bridges both lineages.
Local residents and visitors in Gosport and area
The Caviness family spent the weekend in Gosport with brothers Herman Caviness and family. Ella Brooks of Bellefontaine Ohio visited relatives. Thos Fidler and son John were in Greencastle Monday. Coombs and Farr families hosted weekend guests. Duane Dunkin returned home after being injured in a car accident. Melba Mugg from Indianapolis visited with her parents Elmer and Mrs. Mugg.
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H. E. Caviness
Gosport
Caviness
Herman Caviness
Ella Brooks
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Thos
Fidler
John
Greencastle
Woodie Coombs
W. P. Farr
Gladys Dunigan
Vera O’rear
Faye Robinson
Ralph Summers
Joe Scott
Belle Union
Alice Mugg
J. S. Washburn
Cloverdale
D. B. Westfall
New Richmond
Thomas Fidler
Spencer
Raymond Michael
Maude Johnson
Lyons Gift Shop
R. T. Dunkin
Duane Dunkin
Melba Mugg
Indianapolis
Elmer Mugg
Newspaper Delivery Guarantee Promises Prompt Service
The Herald and Indianapolis Times are both delivered by the same carrier. If you fail to receive either paper, call 65 and it will be delivered at once. This is presented as a guarantee of perfect service.
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Herald
Indianapolis Times
Deacon Hamptons Pickaninny Band At Granada This Week
The Granada theatre adds Deacon Hamptons Pickaninny Band to Friday and Saturday program. Eight young colored artists perform novelty songs dances harp xylophone brass and strings. Special matinee Saturday plus one show Friday and two Saturday nights alongside Tim McCoy in The Bush Ranger.
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Granada Theatre
Deacon Hampton
Tim McCoy
The Herald Greencastle History Ad 1858 Notice
Local Greencastle newspaper The Herald notes its origins as Star and Democrat in 1858. It lists publication details including address 17 19 South Jackson Street and staff roles. Subscription rates are provided for Putnam County and outside areas.
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Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Ea Ae
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
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