Indiana Gets Bishop Leete
At the general conference May 25 changes were announced in Methodist Episcopal bishop assignments. F D Leete moves from Atlanta to Indianapolis and W O Shepard from Wichita to Portland, with J McConnell moving Denver to Pittsburg and W F Thirkield from New Orleans to Mexico City. Reports from committees numbered about 75 completed, with roughly 200 remaining to act on. A local Lodge event and election of officers are noted for Green Cone Lodge No 248 I C O F this evening at 7:35.
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Des Moines
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. D. Leete
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Shepard
Wichita
Kas
Portland
Ore
J. McConnell
Denver
Pittsburg
W. F. Thirkield
New Orleans
Mexico City
Mexico
Green Cone Lodge
Ant Bus
Community Notes From Stalk Valley Socials and Birthday
Mrs Mingle Robinson and children visited her parents near Coatesville on Sunday. Mrs Nellie Heavin hosted a social Thursday. Wesley Bowen’s 45th birthday drew neighbors with baskets. Moron and Homer Slavens and Oran Bull visited the Newmans. Bethel festival planned for Saturday May 29 with invitation to all.
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Mingle Robinson
John Wise
Coatesville
Wesley Bowen
Moron
Homer Slavens
Putnamville
Liberty Move and Sunday Visit Gather Local Families
Mrs Henry Lash visited Mr and Mrs Henry Kaiser Sunday. Elves Joseph Allee from near Greenscastle stayed with Mrs Sarah Randers Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Vernice Syester from Vicar Me and Mrs Silas Syster of 1 Sent e plus Mr and Mrs Frank Jongard of Saline visited D W Sister’s family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Herman Kennedy and chives from Center Point visited Mr M and Mrs R B Mustard Sunday. Mr and Mrs Moses Stephenson of Itas Point visited Mr and Mrs O I See Sunday. Mrs William Syester and Mr and Mrs George Woolf of Staunton and Elder Lawrence Athey of Green e were dinner guests of Mrs Sar Nader and family Sunday. Section 4 of the Christian Church will meet Thursday at 4 pm. Mrs Harry Talbott and Arn mene Mheluce of College will also meet in church parlors Thursday at 4. A picnic supper will be served. all movers urged to be present.
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Henry Lash
Henry Kaiser
Joseph Allee
Greencastle
Sarah
Vernice Syester
Silas Syster
Sente
Frank Jongard
Saline
D. W
Herman Kennedy
Chives
Center Point
Mes
R. B. Mustard
Moses Stephenson
Itas Point
Raed
William Syester
George Woolf
Staunton
Lawrence Athey
Greene
Mene Mheluce
College
Democrats Name Western Man Convention Head
J Brice Kremer of Montana vice chairman of the Democratic national committee will call the convention to order when it meets in San Francisco June 28. He was chosen since Chairman Cummings will act as temporary chairman to open the first western party convention west of the Rocky Mountains.
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Washington
J. Brice Kremer
Montana
Democratic National Committee
San Francisco
Kremer
Cummings
Rocky Mountains
Haymakers to Host Parade and Concert in Greencastle
The Hay Makers of Greencastle No. 140% plan a large street parade and band concert on the square in a few days. They count twenty candidates and expect more, with the exact date to be announced later.
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Greencastle
Death of Mrs. Wilbur O. Clodfelter
Mrs. Wilbur O. Clodfelter dies at Morton home at about 7 45. She was 32 and leaves a husband and three children. Funeral services set for Friday at 11 in Union Chapel Church with Rev. Dawson officiating. Burial in Union Chapel Cemetery.
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Wilbur O. Clodfelter
Morton
Hog Supply Price Rise at Indianapolis Market
Hog receipts totaled 9 990 with 5 cent price gains. Tuesday carryover 7 500 hogs and 2 400 loads arriving late Tuesday. Early hog sales set at 14.90 per hundredweight while pigs sold at 15.00. Local buyers purchased 6 500 of the supply, outsiders 2 500. Cattle were more active and strong calves steady sheep steady.
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Indianapolis
Sugar pile blocks Chicago rail line 4 million pounds
Four million pounds of sugar lie on Illinois Central tracks in Chicago after a rail delay. A district attorney says no hoarding. the backlog is blamed on the disruption rather than theft or shortage, per Edward J. Brennan of the Artiste department.
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Chicago
Clyne
Edward J. Brennan
Department of Arstice
Five Veterans Compete for Indiana G A R Commander
Bloomington May 26 The Forty first annual Indiana Department encampment opened with five candidates for commander A N Grant Kokomo Thomas Dorsett Anderson Frank M Hays Indianapolis R W McBride Indianapolis and Rev W P McKenzie Lebanon All have set up headquarters in local hotels and are canvassing delegates Hammond Fort Wayne Marion and Newcastle bid for the 1921 encampment
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Bloomington
Ind
Department of Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
A. N. Grant
Kokomo
Thomas Dorsett
Anderson
Frank M. Hays
Indianapolis
R. W. McBride
W. P. McKenzie
Lebanon
Hammond
Ft Wayne
Marion
Newcastle
Wood Family Farewell Dinner Before Move to California
A Sunday reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wood's West Blaine street home marked a farewell for the Wood family as they prepare to move to Southern California later this month. An all together dinner was served at a single table with flower decorations, attended by Jesse Wood of Heber Springs Ark, E A Wood and others from Jasonville and Greencastle, and the Cox and Adams families.
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Mark Wood
West Blaine Street
Wood
Southern California
Jesse Wood
Heber Springs
Ark
E. A. Wood
Jasonville
Ind
Etta
Ella Adams
William Evans
Greencastle
Albert Cox
Harold Cox
Dewey Elmore
Beazil Tires
Martha J Ridpath Building Renamed at Greencastle High
The Greencastle High School renamed its old building the Martha J Ridpath Building. A student and friend filled ceremony on the lawn honored Miss Ridpath who led the school for 26 years. Prof. R A Org led exercises with praise for her kindness leadership and courage.
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Martha J. Ridpath
Greencastle High School
Miss Ridpath
Ridpath
Greencastle
Beautiful floral setting at school entertainment
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hunt of Iedianano s graduates of the high school arranged a bouquet of roses for the event. The orchestra led by Donald Rogers and the grade school chorus under Mrs. George Christie performed fine music. The stage near the main entrance was filled with flowers, creating a graceful scene.
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Ed Hunt
Iedianano S
High ‘School
Miss Bidpath
Runt
Home Columbian Club
Donald Rogers
George Christie
Avis May Be Big Favorite If Democrats
The message from the New York Times on John W. Davis influences the party scene. The piece argues the Democratic nomination is a three-way race among McAdoo Palmer and Cox, with standings shaped more by timeliness and perception than clear policy or leadership.
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Avis
Washington
New York Times
John W. Davis
London
Times
Messrs
McAdoo
Palmer
Cox
Sugar arrives in Greencastle boosting local grocers
This morning a large freight shipment of sugar reached Greencastle, the first in weeks. Grocers expect to sell the despatched sugar at about 2 pounds for 55 cents, per one trader.
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Greencastle
Notice to return Red Cross materials at Allen Brothers
All posses with Red Cross material are requested to leave it at Allen Brothers Store at earliest convenience. Mrs. Mac Jones vice chairman.
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Allen Brothers
Mac
Jones
G A R session leads Bloomingto city visit
Ss. F. Lockridge Alec Lockridge and John Keller went to Bloomingto this morning for the State sampment of the G. A. R. head in that city this week. Mr and Mrs. Frank Turner on North Johnson street are the parents of a son born Tuesday evening.
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Ss. F. Lockridge
Alec Lockridge
John Keller
Bloomingto
Frank Turner
North Johnson Street
Tuesday Levaning
Harlem plans for juvenile police force of 14 year olds
Jacob Goldstein announces Harlem Protective Association program to recruit over 1 500 boys to act as juvenile police. Recruits will report crimes and hazards, patrol posts, monitor food vendors, gas and tobacco sales to youths, and keep fire escapes clear. The effort aims for city cooperation and official recognition.
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New York
Harlem
Jacob Goldstein
Harlem Protective Association
Goldstein
Lower East Side Protective Association
Itariem
Te Beys
Ilarlem
Iito
Avin
West One Hundred and Fourteenth Street Frotie
Monkeylike girl found in Kipling jungle near Novi
A Bombay letter reports a Bombay jungled region where a human female child, exhibiting vaccination marks and hair growth, is described as monkeylike. She sits upright, eats grass and raw potatoes, and later accepts bread and milk. she cannot speak but appears to hear.
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Londo
England
Novi
Bombay
Rooster Disturbance Case At Reading Police Station
Pat William O Doy le complains a neighbor s rooster crowing at 11 45 nightly and making a saw like noise through dawn The incident led to a Dutch lunch and social time with initiates Paul Haltom Harold Call Charley Cook Robert Newgent and Dr C C Tucker
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Pat William O'Doyle
O' Boyle
Mornips
Paul Haltom
Harold Call
Charley Cook
Robert Newgent
C. C. Tucker
City Council Blocked Over Seminary Street Repairs
Council members debated who bears fault for Seminary street condition known as the Bumpity Bump. Plumbers gas and water works crews and the sewer contractor were blamed for past digs while plans to license those who dig the street were discussed to ensure timely repairs.
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Seminary Street
GAS CO
Water Works
Hubert Jordan
Green Carpet Brigade
Hubert
DePauw Loses 9 to 2 in Pranktin Baseball Tilt
DePauw suffered a 9 to 2 defeat Tuesday afternoon as Pranktin dominated on Mek om Pieit. Dwi Grasseoe and Guild pitched for DePauw while T. WV, Bwoot of DePauw sought vengeance for the Meth Lo Cancel Sonference. Separately Baldwin, Kasville will unveil a fatow picture at Baker University commencement on June 2. his father led Baker for years. Purdue Little Theatre Players visit Greencastle Friday with A Womans Way at DePauw Little Theatre. Prof. J Cecil of Indiana Univ will discuss The Psychology of Sow Writing in Dougherty Hall Friday at 8. Mr. Piercy, a DePauw graduate, speaks under the DePauw Press Club. Rotary Luncheon at Christian Church praised by attendees. Prof. E. C. Dodson spoke on Greencastle school conditions. Buster Abrams remains absent from Greencastle after county judge admonished him to avoid jail if he returns. Twentieth Century Club meets Thursday at 2:30 with Mrs Mack Jones.
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DePauw
Pranktin Allege
Dwi Grasseoe
de Pauw
Baldwin
Kasvile
Baker University
DePauw Press Club
Piercy
Buster
Greencastle
Buster Abrams
Hughes
Twentieth Century Club
Mack Jones
Grand Masonic Lodge Meeting Attended by Local Figures
Mealy Hair James JC Randel Shelby Moler and F E Caldwell attended the Grand Masonic Lodge Meeting in Indianansits on Tuesday. Miss Geralda Thomas a dietitian at Lincoln Hospital NYC returns home for a month to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Thomas.
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Mealy Hair
James JC. Randel Shelby Moler
F. E. Caldwell
Geralda Thomas
Lincoln Hospital
New York City
Mrs
Frank Thomas
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Indiana
Leete
Man
Pols
McConnell
M. E
Committee On
Lnymen
Committee On Temporeril
Nellie Heavin
Liberty
Christian Church
Harry Talbott
Arn
Western Man
Chicago Yard
Name School
Hong OF
Miss Sidpat
Ers
Parent- Teachers Association
R. A. Org
Susan Talbott
Blaine E. Kirkpatrick
Edwin Black
Teleby
Clas
Enrich
Lueteke
Gautier
Hatty Moore
Hebe
Ellis Atl
Chertehoud
Hha
Picomaterda
C. Dodson
Lillian Sommers
Eloise Blackwell
Stanley Young
Wilbur Schmitt
Bedford
Dr. Gobin
Britain
Kipling
The
Vauw News
Rotary Club
E. C. Doddson
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