DePauw University Closing Week Commencement Schedule
The DePauw University plans its closing week events from June 12 to June 16. Highlights include a June 12 commencement concert, June 13 baccalaureate sermon by President George Richmond Grose, and various class gatherings, alumni meetings, and an address by Bishop Willard Dowell at the commencement ceremonies.
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McHarry Hall
George Richmond Grose
Ll.d
Dougherty Hall
Hillary A. Gobin
LL. D
Arry Hall
Ry Hall
Cll & Dobbs Form New Firm Amid Local Deal
Roy Cloverdale and Moffett & Dobbs establish a new business style after purchasing interests in local service stations. Evens previously operated the Te. Dobbs Service Station and Cloverdale businesses merge under the Moffett and Dobbs firm name to run Co oncastle Service Station.
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Cll & Dobbs
Roy Cloverdale
Evens
Dobbs
Cloverdale
Hts Do
Moffett & Dobos
Mr. Evens
Cooncastle
Roy
Green“ile
Moffett and Dobbs
Hans
Greencastle Merchants Plan Sunday Holiday Event
The Greencastle business community plans to declare Sunday a holiday for May 30 as a local custom, with many residents likely to stay closed. Some Greencastle residents will travel to Indianapolis for a 500 mile race. B Evans bought a Marmon Touring car recently removed from her garage and there is unsettled news about a stolen vehicle.
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Greencastles
Greencastle
Asianapolis
Wife Foils Best of Tacks as ARNG?
Salem Mass A Englishman Herbert Bye 35 faced Municipal Court after admitting he paced a belt of tacks to deter his wife Mrs Bye from kicking him in bed The couple’s quarrel led to a comic plea for support with Bye agreeing to pay 2 dollars a week to keep a roof over her head and promising perhaps the roof will be kicked off first.
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Salem
Mass
Herbert, Bye
Herbert
Marie
Smashes Robber With Clock At Stetson Estate
Night watchman at the Stetson and Santa Eulalia properties heard a crash at 2:50 a.m. He trapped the burglar on the porch after breaking a window. In the struggle the guard felled the intruder with his clock. A car was stolen and the injured man was rushed to the Jewish Hospital. Pension papers for Michael Dempsey alias Thomas Eagan were found, noting marine service. The man claimed 68 but appeared healthy.
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Ogontz
John B. Stetson, Jr
San Idro
Santa
Stetson
New York
Michael Dempsey
Thomas Eagan
Dempsey
Eagan
Marines
Panther in Woods Ends Child Search Near Cathlamet
Berry pickers near the Cathlamet cemetery heard a child’s cry and searched the woods. The wails led to a panther sprawled on a pine branch, six feet long, its body moving as the search ended. The party found no child and returned to town with rotting berries and scattered footprints.
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Cathlamet
Wash
Opal Sign as Love Fades in Romance Line
In a light exchange the Mrs Hardhead quips that when an opal gifted by a loved one loses its lustre it signals the opal has split. The joke ties romance to jewelry in a playful retail quip from a jewelry line.
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Mr. Hardhead
Bridget's Mistake in Medicine Bottle Confusion
Bridget answers her mother about shaking medicine bottle. She mentions feeling a chill and says she took about 80, implying a dosage mix up and a corrective action. The exchange highlights a common household safety moment regarding proper medicine use.
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Bridget
Senior At Tech High Tries Makeup in Photo Session
A Tech High senior who despises makeup joins classmates attempting a quick paint test before a photo shoot. She uses lipstick and rouge but forgets to wash it off before returning home, later realizing the error in the aisle. The incident reflects how others judge appearance and the lasting impression of color.
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Technical High School
Finaily
Indian burial ground unearthed near Juneau Alaska
Special Officer Joe Snow notes Indians often bury the dead in sitting positions and re bury bones. The recent find in a trunk suggests burial about two years ago. Alaska Juneau Company had purchased the property and settled with Indian descendants who moved many bones away.
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Juneau
Alaska
Joe Snow
United States Marshal’s Office
Alaska Juneau Company
Hand Laundry's Failure Caught in Tramp's Tale
A hungry tramp recounts how a hand laundry failed after the mistress showed sympathy. He explains the proprietor quit and returned to her mother, hinting at hardship as he prepared to go on his way.
Choir Rivalry Sparks Family Quarrel Over Martha
Martha’s aunt claims Martha has the best choir voice. Henny questions the boast. The aunt counters that Martha is the top singer because others in the choir won’t speak to her.
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Martha
Henny
Montana Tops State School Systems in Russell Sage Study
A Russell Sage Foundation report titled An Index Number for State School Systems ranks Montana first, California second, Arizona third, New Jersey fourth, and Washington fifth in public education quality. Indiana sits seventeenth. the study cites Dr. Leonard P. Ayres as author and director of education. Additional local items note post office coverage, a cattle shipment to Indianapolis, summer plans for residents, and upcoming Decoration Day events at Portland Mills.
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Russell Sage Foundation
Montana
Indiana
New York
United States
California
Arizona
New Jersey
Washington
Department of Education
Foundation
Leonard P. Ayres
Foundations Department of Education
Local Social Notes and Classifieds From Cloverdale Area
Witt Sutherlin and wife and R C Sutherlin and wife were in Indiana polis Sunday. Born to Mr and Mrs Wilber Clod felter and wife Friday May 21st a daughter. Mrs Goldie Kendall and children of Rockville call on Mrs Frank Bettis Saturday. Mark McBride and wife spent Sunday with Elmer Clodfelter and family. Otha Bales and wife and Earl Sutherlin and wife called on David Englan and family Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Harry Neff of Park County visited from Wednesday to Thursday with Oscar Martin. Quince Wilson and wife ate Sunday dinner with Guy Sutherlin and family. Prof and Mrs E C Dodson will entertain at dinner this evening. FOR RENT During the summer Furnished house in good location Six rooms and bath Call Green 526 after P M. FOR SALE Best Sweet Potato Plants ten kinds forty c per hundred at house, fifty c by mail. P G Bransor six miles west of Cloverdale RR 2.
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Otha Bales
Earl Sutherlin
David Englan
Harry Neff
Park County
Oscar Martin
Quince Wilson
Guy Sutherlin
E. C. Dodson
P. G. Bransor
Cloverdale RR
DePauw Teams Dominate In Varsity Basketball Runs
DePauw University celebrated key basketball wins over Michigan Aggies 92 to 24 and Kalamazoo 77 to 54 with a bond fire and parade led by the band. A library door panel broke costing about 75 dollars during the parade. Captain Mason and Jones starred for DePauw with Notre Dame and Michigan Aggie comparisons noted. The baseball team also hosted Franklin at McKeen Field this afternoon.
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DePauw University
Michigan Aggies
Kalamazoo
Bowman
College
DePauw
Local Notices from Malta Roster of Visits and Funerals
Mr and Mrs Probert Lawson and son Claude Lawson and Mrs Ransom attended the funeral of Mrs Charley Riggles in Roachdale last Thursday. Mrs Riewles was formerly Miss Fannie Lawson. Mr and Mrs Claude Walls returned home from a trip through the south reporting an enjoyable time. Mrs Sam Campbell spent a few days last week with Mrs Will Shuck.
Hogs Prices Steady At Indianapolis Sale
Indianapolis receipts show hogs 9000 head, cattle 1500, calves 700, sheep 100. Hogs opened steady with sales around 14.85, heavy weights as low as 14.50 and top at 15.00. Pigs sold to 13.50. Local buyers bought 6500 of the early hogs. cattle opened slow, calves strong, sheep steady.
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Indianapolis
Exhibition of pupil work at annual school show
The high school hosts its annual manual training domestic science and art exhibit in the gym. Prof. B A Knight Miss Catherine Harrison and Miss Bernise Olcott are praised for leading the three departments. Highlights include Vietrolas by Gilbert Snider and Donald O Hair and a large round dining table by Wright.
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B. A. Knight
Catherine Harrison
Bernise Olcott
Gilbert Snider
Donald O'Hair
oy.Wright
Wright
Knight
Red Cross Materials Sought at Allen Brothers Store
Mrs. Mack Jones vice chairman asks all persons with Red Cross material to leave it at Allen Brothers Store at earliest convenience.
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Allen Brothers
Mrs. Mack Jones
G A R Plans Decoration Day Events
G A R members select committees for Decoration Day May 30 activities. State Commander to deliver address. Committees include Wat Spurier reader and church, Lockridge, Miller, Ee. grave marking by Vestallas and others. flowers by multiple volunteers. relief coins distribution. music and march logistics by listed members. conveyance arranged by Keller Reeves Vestal Hays Donnahue and Lockridge.
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Follo Wat
Charles Donnahue
Wat
John A. Kel
W. J. Ashton
George V W. Wood
J. A. Jackson
Thomas Thorneon
J. R. Miller
Robert W. Allen FE
Hawkins
Chat. Donnahue
Fran Lyworth
James T. Denny
Lad Roe
T*ranne
F. A. Haws
J. HM. Lockridee
Robi
W. Allen
W. B. Vertal
BE. Hawkins
John A. Keller
Rotary Club Meeting Tuesday at Noon
The Rotary Club will meet Tuesday at noon at the Christian church. Luncheon will be served by church women. Superintendent E. Dodson will attend as guest to discuss school conditions and proposed school improvement initiatives.
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Rotary Club
Christian Church
E. ©. Dodson
Pro iC Banquet Ticket Sale Now On
Tickets for the Democratic banquet to be held Wednesday evening are on sale. Distribution is underway in townships with availability at the Greencastle County Treasurer Webb office or the James L. Hamilton Music Store.
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Pro Ic
Beits
Greencastle
Webb
James L. Hamilton
Machinist Henry Ranney Bends Adversity Into Work
Henry Ranney, once superintendent of the team at the Company, became totally blind yet remains active. He now sharpens and adjusts lawn mowers, advertising in the Herald and taking on summer work despite his loss of sight.
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Henry Ranney
Henry
Ranney
Herald
Reeves Suffer Mental Disorder Taken to County Hospital
Harvey Reeves, who on Sunday suffered an attack of mental disorder, has been taken to the county town where he will be cared for until he can be sent to a capital institution. Reeves formerly was at the hospital and had been sedated. Word from the city says Reeves was crowded last week to reach the institution. Harry Mason of Indianapolis visited his mother and sister Monday evening and returned to Indianapolis this morning.
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Harvey Reeves
Sia
San Reeves
Reeves
Harry Mason
Indianapol
Indianapolis
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