Pure Bred Duroc Gilts Sell At Putnam Auction
Twenty five pure bred open Duroc gilts sold Friday at Champer barn under Putnam County Duroc Association and First National Bank Pig Club. Gilts averaged $50 with top price $100 paid by J W Toling and Isaac Trattain. Bank club contests awarded prizes to Letitia Cromwell, Marion McNary, and John Sears for best entries and individual gifts.
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Champer Barn
Putnam County Duroc Breeders Association
First National Bank 16 Club
Putnam County Duroe Association
First National Bank Pig Club
Putnam
J. W. Toling
Uf ‘le
Illinois
Isaac Trattain Lena
Miss Cromwell
Marion McNary
John Sears
Minister H C Clippinger Leads Sunday School and Worship
H C Clippinger will lead the Sunday School at 9 30 with worship at 10 40 directed by Prof Ogg. No evening Ep worth League service due to the Baccalaureate Sermon at the High School.
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H.C. Clippinger
Prof. Ogg
Epworth League
Hich
Vaple Chapel Session Notes From Evening Service
W Carnes presents student paste on assets or liabilities. The school timetable shows a 2 o clock event and an evening service at 7 39. Sund hogula noted.
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W. Carnes
Dorler High School notes on eighth grade play Spring
Principal Oscar Thomas announced near forty dollars were taken at the second performance in the HM. Auditorium Friday afternoon the play Spring featured Miss Haltom in the leading role. The costumes and acting drew congratulations for the coach Miss Vangha.
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Oscar Thomas
Dorler High School
HM. S$. Auditoriul
Miss Haltom
Nhow
Miss Vangha
Indiana State Normal Defeats Teachers 9 to 2 in Scrappy Game
Indiana State Normal beat the Teachers 9 to 2 in an eight inning game. Kerr homered in the eighth, and the nine run output came after a close early duel. Batteries Julien M Guild Kerr Winters. Umpire Jensen. Regular WRC greeting set for Monday at 2. Presbyterian dedication services Sunday at 10 40.
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Selaner
Indiana State Normal
Tere Haute
By & Ore
Blo
Eck
Kerr
Builon
Julien
M. Guild
Winters
Jenser
Prom Night at High School Ends the Term
The annual Junior Senior Prom took place Friday at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. A forty minute play opened the program as faculty guests joined about 150 attendees. Friday marked the last day of school for the graduating class with a week of vacation to follow.
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DePauw
Yellow Jacket
Eneds
Little Theatre
Wrest College
DePauw Choir to Present Prayer Promise and Praise
The DePauw University Choir will perform the cantata Prayer Promise and Praise Sunday at 3 15 PM in McHarry Hall with soloists Lois Browne and Gladys Jolley. The work was praised at a Bay View, Michigan performance last summer under Dean R G McCutchan. This marks the last regular University service of the year.
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Neidlinger
DePauw University
McHarry Hall
Lois Browne
Gladys Jolley
Bay View
Michigan
R. G. McCutchan
Butler Wabash and DePauw in Proposed League
Plans for a new athletic league include Wabash Michigan Aggies Knox Butler DePauw and Valparaiso after Wabash withdrawal from the S C A L A meeting of representatives from these schools planned for Ann Arbor Michigan on June 4 the day before the conference track meet The league aims to ensure strong town support and improve competition for the western circuit according to Athletic Director J R Townsend Organizers expect the league to be ready with schedules by the fall term
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Ann Arbor
Michigan
J. R. Townsend
Wabash
Scarlet
Coleges
Little Giants
Nazarene Church Events In Local Schedule
Guy C. Henry is pastor. Sunday School at 9:79. Morning Worship at 10:40. Frennie Evangelistic Service at 7:90. Street meeting on the square tonight. Service at the Penal Farm tomorrow at 2:90 in the afternoon.
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Guy C. Henry
Penal Farm
Herald Class Ads Highlight Local News Additions
Classified notices in the Herald showcase new paid notices and local listings. Readers are urged to check the Herald for updated adverts and community updates.
DePauw Student Paul Pierce Sentenced for Bad Checks
Paul Pierce a DePauw University student pleaded guilty to passing bad checks totaling over 100 dollars. Judge Hughes sentenced him to 2 to 14 years in the Jeffersonville reformatory. The father arranged payment to merchants and Pierce faced prior checks in Lafayette and Greencastle.
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Paul Pierce
Greenfield
Hughes
DePauw University
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Greencastle
Pierce
Lafayette
Purdue
Farmers Busy as May 15 Planting Deadline Looms
The town sees few farmers today as much corn land remains unplowed and county revenue from corn remains low. May 15 is the target planting date for all corn.
Seven Grade Lesson Sparks Pants Abbreviation Debate
In a classroom, seventh graders discuss trimming trousers with Irvin Cobb's idea of shorter terms. They agree to save material and a boy notes pockets are useless as the country has gone dry. The line reflects humorous satire from the Indianapolis News.
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Irvin Cobb
Irvin
Little Jacob
Indianapolis News
Breeders Pay $350000 for Woray Herefords
Hereford breeders from across the United States and Canada paid $280000 for the worbred stock at Warren T. McCray’s two day Hereford sale at Orchard Lake Stock Farm near Kentland Indiana. The sale closed as the Newton County Hereford Association placed stock in the ring after the McCray Herefords were sold.
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Kentland
Ind
United States
Canada
Heford
Warren T. McCray
Orchard Lake Stock Farm
Newton County Hereford Association
McCray
Presbyterian Church Dedication Service Plans
Victor L. Raphael presides at the Presbyterian Church with 9:50 Sunday School and 10:40 morning worship. The Andrew A. Black Memorial dedication includes special music and a solo by Mrs. George Christie. Young People’s Christian Endeavor meets at 6:80 with the topic Religion Pays led by Miss Dorothy Banker. A Class Sermon in the High School Auditorium follows at 7:45. Junior Endeavor supper runs 5 to 8 Tuesday. Women’s Circle meets 2:30 Wednesday afternoon and Prayer Meeting is Thursday at 7:30.
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Victor L. Raphael
Andrew A. Black
George Christie
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
Dorothy Banker
Junior Christian Endeavor
Baptist Church Sunday Services and Evening Cancelled
Albert Lawrence Tidrick, minister, leads Sunday School at 6 45 with preaching at 10 40 on God in Right Paths. Special music by Mrs L E Mitchell. New members welcomed at morning worship. B Y P meeting at 6 30. No evening service due to baccalaureate sermon at the High School Building.
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L. E. Mitch
Community Visits Report From Greencastle Area
Mrs Martha Rector of Greencastle spent weekend with her son Charles and family Curtis and Ruth Higgins called on Kenneth and Mary Bryan Sunday afternoon Burl Buis visited Marion McNary Sunday John Masten and family visited Elisha McAninch and family Mr and Mrs Robert Storm and grandchildren Mildred and Lloyd spent Sunday with Mrs Myrtle Storms and sons Mrs Lora Quinlin visited her mother Mrs Otto Rector Thursday Mr and Mrs Ethridge Buis and daughter Helen called on Mr and Mrs Oran Buis Sunday afternoon Eber Hamilton and wife of Greencastle visited Sunday J R Cox and daughters Leslie and Florence and Farnest Cox and family were Sunday visitors with William Newman and family
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Martha Rector
Greencastle
Charles
Curtis
Ruth Higgins
Kenneth
Mary Bryan
John Masten
Elisha McAninch
Robert Storm
Mildred
Lloyd
Myrtle Storms
Lora Quinlin
Otto Rector
Ethridge Buis
Helen
Oran Buis
Eber Hamilton
Greenenatle
J. R. Cox
Leslie
Florence
Farnest Cox
William Newman
High School Senior Class Sermon Planned at Local Auditorium
Sunday evening at 5 oclock the annual Senior Class Sermon will be held in the High School Building Auditorium. Rev. Raphael of the Presbyterian Church will deliver the sermon. The service is well attended and the public is invited. Spe leiphanusie has been prepared under the direction of Mrs. Christie.
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Auditorum
Raphael
Presbyterian Church
Christie
High Speed Steel Without Tungsten From Britain
A new cobalt stabilized high speed steel from Britain claims to discard tungsten while delivering practical and economical advantages. The alloy reportedly raises tool life and heat resistance, with a high charging temperature around 2000 Fahrenheit. It machines as very soft and easy, has lower specific gravity than standard high speed steels, and could yield about 10 percent more tools per equal weight.
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Steele
Industrial Research Aimed at War Effort Expansion
During the war authorities urged industrial research as a key future effort in England. A government department of scientific and industrial revenue was established, and the Institution of Electric Engineers reported universities nationwide, led by University College London, are re equipping training departments.
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England
Great Britain
Institution of Electric Engineers
University College, London
The Fickle Men
Two girls discuss romance and a fickle man. One laments his promise to teach driving and buying gauntlet gloves for style. The other notes he swapped to a new girl before paying for the gloves.
Simple Operation Shaped Young Douglas’s Hairdo
A three and a half year old named Douglas returned from the barber shop with a neat bob. He told a friend the barber “just ran the electric iron over my head” as his mother overheard.
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Douglas
Changing American Faces From Satyr to Sharp Modern Look
Charles B. Corwin in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer notes a shift in American countenance from full rosy colonial faces to sharper pallid features conveying energy. He cites Roosevelt Wilson Bryan Cooper Irving and Winslow as examples of the new look, contrasting with early figures like Washington and Lee.
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Socrates
Charles B. Corwin
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Washington
Winfield Scott
Lee
Daniel Webster
Milward Everett
Horace Greeley
Franklin
Roosevelt
Wilson
Bryan
James Penimore Cooper
Washington Irving
Bright border seen on young Moon reports
A paper by T L MacDonald to the British Astronomical Association notes a bright, linelike border along the dark limb of the young Moon. The glow varies in length, is brighter than earthshine, and becomes diffuse as the lunation progresses with visibility peaking around 2 days old. Harold Thomson confirms naked eye and telescope observations of the feature.
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T. L. MacDonald
British Astronomical Association
Mc Macdonald
Harold Thomson
Population shifts spark optimism for French cities
The text notes a 7 percent drop in the creator’s population while citing growth in major French cities like Lyons Bordeaux and Marseilles. American investors have funded development in these ports, with Marseilles showing the largest rise. It adds New York’s rapid urban growth, surpassing London by about a million inhabitants.
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France
Lyons
Bordeaux
Marseilles
Marseioe
Marseliles
Mediterranean
Boston Commercial Bulletin
America
New York
London
Rare plants lure searches from Harvard and New Orleans
In 1808 a man named Drom mow found a solitary arenia linge in St. Ramamany parish Louisiana and it is kept at the Arnold Arboretum Harvard has asked New Orleans to search Louisiana again for the rare plant and the New Orleans Garden Society offers five dollars for its discovery Harvard also seeks a long unseen ash variety found near New Orleans about a century ago.
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Drommow
Woos of St
Forest lands and timber ownership in the United States
About one fourth of the United States or 850 million acres are in forests. Public forests hold about one-fifth of all timber, with four-fifths privately owned. The original forests covered 850 million acres with vast timber diversity, but current harvesting outpaces growth.
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United States
Junior Senior Reception Delights Local High School
The Junior class event drew over a hundred guests with a play titled His First Brief showcasing James Zeiswell Mary Catherine Cannon Bertram Huestis Henry Cook and Elva Ayler. Evening festivities included a glow solo dance by Mary Esther Freeman and a concluding campus luncheon.
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James Zeis
Mary Catherine Cannon
Bertram Huestis
Henry Cook
Miss Elva Ayler
Miss Ayler
Sven
Mary Esther Freeman
Russell Freeman
Miss Freeman
Blake Conley
Memorial service and church gatherings announced
Levi Marshall pastor urges 9 06 a m Sunday school for all ages. Grand Army of the Republic and Relief Corps memorial service at 10 40 a m with all veterans of Spanish American and World Wars invited. Christian Endeavor notes no evening service. baccalaureate sermon at the high school.
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Levi Marshall
Grand Army of the Republic
Reliel Corps
Presbyterian Church Dedicates Black Memorial This Sunday
The Presbyterian church will dedicate the Andrew A. Black Memorial at the morning service 10:40 Sunday. A fitting program will be presented by the choir and Mrs. Geo Christie. Everyone invited.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Andrew A. Black
Geo. Christie
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