Grissom granted divorce and custody in Putnam court
Artie L. Grissom secures divorce from Thomas I. Grissom on cruel and inhuman treatment and gains custody of three minor children. About forty reservations made for Putnam County Fair reorganization banquet to elect officers and plan fall fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie L. Grissom
Putnam
Thomas I. Grissom
Putnam County Fair Association
Grace F. Gambold
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
D. B. Watson
Candidates Face a 500 Dollar Assessment for Governor Race
Indiana Republicans head toward the state convention with 10 gubernatorial hopefuls facing a $500 assessment each to fund convention expenses. Delegates total 1338 for a 670 vote nomination. Campaign battles include Schortemeier, Davis, Landis, Adams, Jewett and Leslie amid crowded lobbies for nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Cable Tabernacle
Douit
Alvah J. Rucker
Thomas H. Adams
Vincennes
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Schortemeier
Terre Haute
Ora D. Davis
Frederick Landis
Logansport
Adams
Charles W. Jewett
House of Representatives
Harry G. Leslie
Hotel
Severin
Livestock Prices Steady in Indianapolis Market
The hog market held steady with most 170 to 300 lb hogs at 9.85 dollars and select 240 to 280 lb butchers at 9.80 to 9.90. Cattle were steady as beef steers ranged 12.40 to 12.75, some around 14.00. Veal declined to 15.00, sheep steady with spring lambs 16.00 to 18.50 and ewes 8.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hogate Buys Band Uniforms for DePauw Members
Kenneth Hogate editor of the Wall Street Journal of New York and DePauw graduate has sent a $300 gift to buy uniforms for DePauw Band members. Uniforms ordered in black serge with capes lined in old gold aim to arrive for the May event in Indianapolis and resemble Indiana University Band attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hogate
Wall Street Journal of New York
DePauw University
DePauw
Indianapolis
Indiana University Band
Indiana Federation of Business Women Ends Convention
The annual Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs convention closes in Michigan City after three days. Over 625 women attended and officers elected include Jennie Rae Hersch of Portland as president Gladys Riddle of Connersville as first vice president Marie Tudor of Indianapolis as second vice president Lulu Mulligan of Portland as corresponding secretary Rose J. Self of Sullivan as recording secretary Bonnie Robertson of Hammond as treasurer.
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Michigan City
Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Jennie Rae Hersch
Portland
Gladys Riddle
Connersville
Marie Tudor
Indianapolis
Lulu Mulligan
Rose J. Self
Sullivan
Bonnie Robertson
Hammond
For Sale 233 Gallon Gas Tank and Platform
Want ads list a 233 gal two depart ment gas tank and platform that fits a Ford truck. Cheap. Wright & Shop taugh. Phone 545.
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Wright & Shoptaugh
Memorial Day Speaker Chosen for Terre Haute Event
Clay Phillips of Terre Haute was selected as the Memorial Day speaker at a program committee meeting. Miss Carol Shoultz will deliver the Gettysburg Address with music by the Greencastle Band. Flower tributes will be placed at the old soldiers' graves Saturday afternoon, and cemetery visits planned Sunday. Volunteers are asked to provide cars or help transport attendees and veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Forest Hill Cemetery
Carol Shoultz
Gettysburg
Clay Phillips
Greencastle
Wabash Valley
Parent Teachers’ Association
L. H. Dirks
Dirks
Herman Beck
Parent Teachers Association
B. H. Bruner
Prof. Yount
Club to Hear Boyd Gurley at Democratic Meeting
The Democratic Club holds its regular monthly meeting Saturday at 1 45 PM in the Law Library. At 3 30 PM Boyd Gurley editor of the Indianapolis Times will speak on Democracy and its vital needs. The 2 30 drawing explains the 3 30 schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
Law Library
Boyd Gurley
The
Indianapolis Times
Open Bids For the New Second Ward Building
Walter R. Heath won the general contract for the erection of the new Second Ward school building ahead of rival J. R. Warner of Terre Haute by a small margin. W A Beemer secured heating and plumbing, Roy Evans of Brazil won the wiring contract. Bids were opened at 10 oclock and reviewed by the city School Board, with Warner noted as the low bidder on a separate item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Warner
Terre Haute
Walter R. Heath
Second Ward
W. A. Beemer
Roy Evans
Brazil
Pruitt & Masten
Saweeee
W. BR. Heath
J. J. Barnes
Seeeee
Jake Manneteee
Tibbetts
Earnhardt
Freya Bros
Atlantic P. & H. Co
R. KE
Henry R. Meyer
Roy N. Evans
McKinley Elec
Tibbetts Tererenee Rere
Community Groups Schedule Meetings and Events
Local clubs announce gatherings across civic and church groups. The Woman's Circle meets Wednesday at the Presbyterian Church with devotions by Mrs. Orton and remarks on Alaska by Mrs. Williams, plus singing by Mrs. Arlt. Other notices include the Martha Washington Club meeting with Mrs. Moore, a surprise dinner-bridge for Miss Boyle, and upcoming weddings for Annabelle McWethy and Kenneth McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
The
Presbyterian Church
W. R. Orton
Alaska
O. H. Williams
Gustave Arlt
Will Graham
Ralph Newton
Maynard Newgent
Martha Washington Club
Algan Moore
East Berry Street
McCoy-McWethy
Charles Norris McWethy
Annabelle
Kenneth Davis McCoy
Methodist Episcopal Church
McWethy
East Seminary Street
Twentieth Century Club
Greencastle Public Schools to host annual display
The Greencastle Public Schools announce their annual school display and exhibit on May 24 and 25. Teachers are urged to participate to show student progress, with the event held in the gymnasium and open to the public all day Thursday and Friday, except Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle Public Schools
Owens
H. A. Thomas
Busenberg
Oscar Thomas
Arbuckle
Umnfleet
Trembly
First Ward Wins Annual Greencastle Track Meet
The First Ward Mary Emma Jones School of Greencastle public schools won the annual Greencastle inter-school track and field meet held at Blackstock Field. The Third Ward was a strong contender, with final scores closely bunched between the two, and the trophy donated by Frank Schoenman awarded for the fourth straight year. Coach Bausman and Miss Kestner with High School aides directed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emma Jones
Greencastle City
Greencastle
Blackstock Field
Leona Kestner
W. E. Bausman
Frank Schoenman
First Ward
Cdecreess
Bausman
Kestner
Lindy’s Congress Plane Flies Over Indianapolis Citizen View
The three motor Fokker used by Col. Charles A. Lindbergh on a congressional tour visited Indianapolis yesterday on the national air tour path finding trip. It passed over south Greencastle in the afternoon while en route to St. Louis and was seen by many locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fokker
Greencastle
Indianapolis
ST. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Congress
Washington
South Greencastle
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Jefferson Township
Southern Indiana Fox Hunters Association
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Purdue University
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Attica
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Broadstreet
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Clinton Falls
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Morton Vicinity
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Srimmer
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First Christian Church
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East Drive
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Miss Boyle
Indianapolis Star
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McCutchan
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