Local Notes From Indiana Towns Include Cast Of Residents
Local items list Miss Ela Walls and Miss Genevieve Daggy spending Saturday in Indianapolis. Guests Mr and Mrs Cecil Brows, Mr and Mrs Eli Ray of Russellville. Mrs Drue Miller ill in South Indiana Street. N T Washburn Sr and wife visiting son in Indianapolis. Johnny Walton of Coatesville and daughter travel to California by train. DePauw student Robert Phillips to sing at First Baptist Spencer. son of Rev Charles Phillips. Buck Sales delivered a Nash Standard coach to A O White. Mrs W W Tucker and Mrs C C Tucker visiting Salem. Mrs Milton Brown returns from Chicago with son Carroll Brown. daughter returns home with her. Citizens Trust Co of Greencastle named guardian for Campbell minors. Rector scholarships announced. Eugene Ruark and Ralph Ross named. D L Maley elected principal of Stinesville schools. Divorce case Nettie Long vs Walter Long heard. decision due by July 1. Couple married ten years, living in Commercial Place.
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Nettie Long
Walter Long
James P. Hughes
Putnam Circuit Court
Commercial Place
Goodlander to Texas Flyers Operate Chain Near Goal
O L Goodlander, former theater manager, plans to open a chain of tea rooms and restaurants in Indiana towns including Greencastle and Martinsville. He closed a deal to remodel the former Cash confectionery at Walnut street and Spring avenue and will develop an art craft system shop in Franklin, with further locations planned.
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Indiana
O. L. Goodlander
Franklin
Edna Evans
Artcraft System
Martinsville
Greencastle
Public Schools Present Year End Music Program at High School
On Tuesday night May 28 the final school program of the year will be held at the high school auditorium at 8 o'clock. The Rhythm Band demonstration features 100 pupils from grades one through six directed by Kenneth R Umfleet. The second part is the cantata Childhood of Hiawatha sung by seventh grade students. A small admission charge will be collected.
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Greencastle
Kenneth R. Umfleet
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Francis Mathes
Veda May Hill
Marjorie Benefiel
Robin Pence
Winfield Grimes
Hattie Mary Goldsberry
Jo Ruth Donahue
Edna Alverson
Mary Louise Hamm
Betty Nichols
Jean Stewart
Wilhelmina Nelson
Genevieve O'Hair
Doris Long
Devota Floyd
Mary Lucile Early
Lorraine Davis
Eugene Jones
John Bishop
John Mitchell
John Richards
Jimmie Watts
Kenneth Peck
Stanley Fisher
Wilbur Eckardt
Charles Rector
Elmer Rogers
Pretty Luncheon Bridge Hosted by Mrs Brown and Mrs Brown
Mrs. A. G. Brown and Mrs. Russell Brown hosted a luncheon bridge at the home of Mrs. A. G. Brown in Northwood on Saturday at 1 o clock. Twenty guests dined at a large table with roses snap dragons and sweet peas as centerpieces. Out of town visitors included Mrs. Joe Springer of Elizabethtown and Mrs. N. T. Washburn Sr. of Indianapolis. This event began a planned series of parties by the two hosts.
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A. G
Russell Brown
A. G. Brown
Northwood
Joe Springer
Elizabethtown
N. T. Washburn Sr
Indianapolis
Trans-Atlantic Flying Teams Delay Flight Off Maine
On May 25 Old Orchard Maine reporters note a line squall and foul seas delaying the Green Flash crew Roger Williams and Lewis Yancey and the Yellow Gird trio Armeno Lotti Jean Assolent and Rene LePerre. If weather improves tomorrow morning they will resume fueling and preparations for a dawn takeoff to Paris.
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Old Orchard
Maine
England
France
Spain
Roger Williams
Lewis Yancey
Green Flash
Armeno Lotti
Jean Assolent
Rene LePerre
Paris
4-H Club Meeting Focuses on Work and Community
Russellville hosts a 4-H gathering with 75 youths and parents. E W Baker leads the session aided by Morris McGaughey. Talks by Mrs Ora McGaughey Mrs Clarence Goff Lon McGaughey and George Westlund. County Agent Robert Stevenson and Simpson Stoner of First National Bank discuss 4 H influence on boys and credit readiness. Ice cream and cake are served as part of a wholesome community get together.
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Ora McGaughey
Clarence Goff
Lon McGaughey
George Westlund
Russellville
Robert Stevenson
Simpson Stoner
First National Bank
Stevenson
Stoner
Baker
Presbyterian merger planned in Reformed Church talks
Indianapolis May 25 In a General Synod session the Reformed Church discussed adding the Presbyterian Church to its planned merger with the United Brethren and Evangelical churches. Dr George W Richards chair of the commission on closer relations endorsed the Presbyterian proposal voiced in St Paul Minn saying further negotiations with Presbyterians could occur even if the current talks proceed. He noted the merger among the three denominations would not block future discussions with Presbyterians in the United States.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Presbyterian Church
Reformed, United Brethren and Evangelical Churches
General Synod of the
Reformed Church
Presbyterian Assembly
St. Paul
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Evangelical Synod of North America
Dr. Richards
United Brethren
Prohibition and World Awakening Against Alcohol
The text argues prohibition as a global movement driven by Christian moral force. It notes liquor industry power in some nations and compares global prohibition reach to the US past. It urges American leadership to curb alcohol abroad, stressing shared humanity and cross border cooperation.
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Ant
United States
Christian Missions
America
Girl Picks Strawberries After Clubbing Man
Eva Cofer, a 25 year old farm girl in Georgetown Tennessee, picked strawberries in her father's fields after clubbing Atchley, a 35 year old man, to death to avenge his advances. No arrest warrant issued yet. action pending coroner's jury report.
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Georgetown
Tenn
INS
Eva Cofer
Tee Atchley
Trainman Crushed Between Freights at Linden
Charles L. Graham of Monon railroad was killed today in Linden Lafayette by being crushed between two freight car couplings. The body will be brought to Lafayette. Surviving are the widow two brothers and two sisters.
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Lafayette
Ind
Charles L. Graham
Monon
Linden
Local clubs meet in Red Men Hall and at homes
W R C No 23 will meet Monday at 2 PM in Red Men Hall marking a move of the meeting place. Needlecraft Club held regular Friday session at Mrs W A Grogan’s Bloomington Street with twenty members and a paper on circus origins. Mrs C W Otis hosted a junior choir picnic at her Northwood home after school.
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Red Men's Hall
Corp
Tes
W. A. Grogan
Needlecraft Club
Bloomington Street
Heilinger
Grogan
Maynard Newgent
C. W. Otis
Northwood
Otis
Terre Haute
Susie Talbott
Delilah Miller
Prof
K. R. Umfleet
Alvord Hall
Effie Steigleman
Putnam County Hospital
Congress Grants President Broad Reapportionment Power
The Senate approved a bill granting the president authority to automatically reapportion the House after each census by a 45 to 38 vote, with a 41 to 41 defeat on restricting it to the 1929 census. Southern senators attacked the move as violating the constitutional balance, arguing it could shift electoral votes or even affect elections. Senator George of Georgia defended the constitutional rationale amid the debate.
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Congress
House
Senate
George
Opposition Warns of Government Power Change in Bill Passage
George warns that the present majority risks “great wrong” by stripping powers from future congresses. He argues the bill would embed executive and partisan interests, altering the nation’s form of government if enacted into law.
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George
Marriage Licenses Granted to Four Local Couples
Tra I Jones 52 a traction employe and Ida Boyden 55 housekeeper both of Greenfield received a marriage license. Harry White 32 a laborer at Zinc Mill of Greencastle and Ethel Pritchard 23 at home of Broad Park also secured licenses.
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Tra I. Jones
Ida Boyden
Greenfield
Harry White
Greencastle
Ethel Pritehard
Broad Park
Fireman Brice Brown and Dr. Paul Haltom Attend Indy Speedway Quals
City fireman Brice Brown and Dr. Paul Haltom traveled to Indianapolis this afternoon to observe the Indiana polis Motor Speedway qualifications.
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Brice Brown
Paul Haltom
Indianapolis
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Ela Walls
Genevieve Daggy
Indiannapolis
Mrs. Cecil
Mrs
Eli Ray
Drue Miller
Indiana Street
N. T. Washburn
Washburn
Johnny Walton
Coatesville
California
Colorado
Robert Phillips
DePauw
First Baptist Church
Spencer
Mr. Phillips
Charles Phillips
Buck Sales
A. O. White
The
White Garment Cleaners
W. W. Tucker
C. C. Tucker
Salem
John Spurgeon
Milton Brown
Anderson St
Chicago
Carroll Brown
Citizens Trust Company of
Lois
Margaret
Lucille
Wilbur
Dorris Campbell
Lloyd E. Campbell
DePauw University
Eugene Ruark
Ralph Ross
D. L. Maley
Putnam County
Stinesville
Monroe County
Smithville
Indiana University
Goodlander
Texas Flyers
Ben Wysong
William Rateliff
Rateliff
Commission
Morton
Mary D. Bales
Ora Abraham
Morgan County
Putnam
C. Kivett
Pearl Vernon
Hays & Murphy
Vincennes
Fort Worth
Reg. Robbins
Jim Kelly
Tex
Ft- Worth
Army
Robbins
Kelley
AUWEV
Oakland
Pontiac
Michigan
General Motors
Oakland-Pontiac
Stark & Griffith Motor Sales
4-H Club
Russell Township
Eoning
E. W. Baker
Morris McGaughey
Presbyterian
Frazier &. Purcell
Olive Street
L. KE. Mitchell
Ira E. Cowling
Bloys
Herald Office
Nancy Hall Sweet Potato Plants
H. G. Johnson
Bert Smith
Reelsville
J. W. Wright
Alpha Gamma Delta
Betty DeWees
Rector Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Beehive Rebekah Lodge
Meer
Ira I. Jones
L& ‘Company
Gre
Robert H. Newgent
Ida Boydegenfeld
Ethel Morris
Dar Long
Miss Morris
Katherine Alvord
Mildred Dimmick
Ella Mahanna
Ruth Robertson
William K. Hutchinson
Washington
Hoover
Senate Today
House of Representatives
Broadlinn Cafe
Broady, Mer
Linley
Prop
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