Bankers to Hold Annual Meeting Here Next Year
Group five of the Indiana Association to meet in Greencastle next year after yesterday’s session in Lafayette. Fred L. O’Hair of the Central National was chosen secretary.
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Indiana Association
Greencastle
Lafayette
Fred L. O'Hair
Central National
Ind
Indiana Bankers’ Association
W. W. Layton
Covington
Fred L. O’hair
Charles Goodbar
Crawfordsville
W. B. Schermerhorn
Attica
Bert Fleming
Frankfort
Samuel E. Sanders
Ralph Smith
James L. Randel
The
Central National Bank
Rural Credit Plan Discussed at Indiana Bankers Meeting
L. Roy Zapf urged bankers to work with farmers to adopt installment notes and bond-based farm loans to widen the market for farm securities. Indiana Bankers Association President John P. Frenzel Jr outlined aims. Greencastle will host next year, with Fred L. O’Hair elected secretary and W. W. Layton named chairman.
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Tippecanoe
Clinton
Warren
Fountain
Montgomery
Carroll
Parke
Putnam
Vigo
Vermilion
Cass
L. Roy Zapf
Indianapolis
Zapf
John P. Frenzel, Jr
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Brazil City Council Weighs High School Plan
A three member committee appointed by Mayor Jones reported on the city high school issue. They opposed buying the George Andrews site and suggested expanding the current building or constructing a new school on the north site. The council accepted the report but did not act, leaving the matter open for future consideration. A large Bana concert is set for Sunday June 5 in Linton Indiana with over 200 musicians from Southern Indiana. Organizers expect about 20 000 attendees at the concert conducted by W S Coffey.
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Jones
George Andrews
Brazil News
Central West
Linton
Ind
Linton Commercial Club
Notice to Public from G B Parker
Public notice states G B Parker offers reduced connections at a reasonable rate and provides phone contact 179 for inquiries.
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G. B. Parker
DePauw Student Disappears After Sunday Night
A Depauw University student who vanished from Greencastle Sunday night was in Indianapolis until Tuesday and then reportedly went to Ohio.
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Depauw
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Ohio
DePauw Student Emerich Leaves Indianapolis After Disappearance
Harry Emerich a DePauw University student who vanished last Sunday night hurried to leave Indianapolis after seeing his photo in the Tuesday morning Indianapolis Star. He boarded an early Big Four train to Indianapolis and stayed with his sister before traveling toward Greencastle and then Ohio. His father from Shelbyville came Thursday to settle a few matters and arrange return of $10 taken from Arthur Lynch's drawer.
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Indianapolis
Harry Emerich
DePauw
Emerich
Greencastle
Ohio
Shelbyville
Arthur Lynch
Mr. Emerich
Wife Renew Efforts for Roberts's Release
Donn M. Roberts and fellow Terre Haute election fraud conspirators await appeal decision after writ of error granted. Attorney Frank S. Roby returned from Chicago where he attended the hearing. Roberts's wife is renewing efforts to gain his release from Leavenworth pending the appeal.
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Frank S.roby
Donn M. Roberts
Terre Haute
Leavenworth
Kas
Indianapolis
Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
Mr. Roby
Roberts
Speedway Races Special Trains Via Penna Lines
Special trains to Indianaapolis for Speedway races on May 21 pass Greencastle at 6 32 a m arrive 7 35 a m. Return train departs Indianapolis at 7 p m. Later regular trains at 12 01 midnight and 2 20 a m. S Dowling Agent.
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Penna Lines
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Clov erdale Man Killed by Train
Perry Lee Hubbard a 70 year old Civil War veteran was struck by a northbound Monon Local train this morning at 9 30. He died at the scene according to local authorities.
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Perry Lee Hubbard
MONON
Civil War veteran killed at Cloverdale railroad crossing
Perry Lee Hubbard 70, a Civil War veteran, was struck by a northbound Monon train at Main street crossing in Cloverdale while crossing the tracks. He was thrown against the J. M. Hurst brick building. witnesses said his hearing loss prevented him from hearing warnings. He left a widow and daughter Mrs. Sam McClure. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Perry Lee Hubbard
Monon
Main Street
Cloverdale
Mr. Hubbard
South Main Street
J. M. Hurst
Nixon Undertaking Establishment
Sam McClure
Methodist Church
Herald Reunites Long Lost Greencastle Brothers
G F Ackerman of Indianapolis sought his brother J H Ackerman missing for 27 years. The two sons of a Greencastle shoe maker, their father died in Indianapolis. The Herald helped locate the brother in St Louis, connecting them after decades apart.
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Herald
G. F. Ackerman
Indianapolis
Greencastle
J. H. Ackerman
Ackerman
St. Louis
The
Speedway 500 Mile Race Postponed To Monday
Officials announced the 500 mile Speedway race will be run Monday instead of Saturday due to persistent rain. Speedway officials said warmer, clearer weather is expected by Monday to make the day satisfactory for the event in Greencastle.
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Greencastle
Ind
Speedway
Mayor Cooper in Filmore on business morning
Mayor J. W. Cooper traveled to Filmore on city business. The DePauw-Franklin baseball game at Franklin field was canceled due to wet grounds. The Dinner Club plans a gathering tonight at Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. O'Hair’s home on West Walnut Street.
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J. W. Cooper
Filmore
DePauw-Franklin
Franklin Field
Fred L. O’hair
West Walnut Street
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