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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1929

Page

4

Negro prisoner known as Rabbit escapes from Indiana State Farm

Indianapolis police seek George Mallory a 30 year old Black inmate who escaped two months ago after slugging a guard He roams the city flashing a gun and issuing threats He has hidden in homes including a former sweetheart’s and near the city sewer outlet Police compare him to the earlier Hell Cat Thomas fugitive case with a fatal shootout involved.

Indianapolis George Mallory Indiana State Farm Mallory Rabbitt Capitol Hell Cat Thomas

Iowa faces possible Big Ten expulsion and rival probes

Major John Griffith arrives in Iowa City to discuss Iowa's expulsion from the conference amid rumors three other Big Ten schools Northwestern Indiana and Purdue may also face action for recruiting and subsidizing athletes. Allegations center on deals involving star players and coaches including Pat Page's $12 000 annual contract. Police guard the home of ex Iowa athletics chief Belting as tensions rise.

Indiana Purdue Iowa BIG Ten Iowa City INS John ‘L. Griffith Boss University of Iowa Hawkeye Northwestern Griffith Pat Page Paul EB. Belting

Clinton County surveyor indicted on bribe charge

Frankfort Ind May 27 A Clinton county surveyor Nelson T Amos was indicted in a grand jury on charges of soliciting bribes from contractors He was arrested and released on 2000 bond He allegedly solicited a 500 bribe from Wilbur C McDonald of Lafayette an agent for a gravel company He is also charged with suggesting to Generous Michael a Frankfort contractor the use of inferior material in a bridge contract proposing he receive part of the money saved by cheaper materials

Frankfort Ind Nelson T. Amos Clinton Amos Wilbur C. McDonald Lafayette Michael

Smallpox Found Triggers High School Closure

Fort Wayne Indiana May 27 South Side high school closed by the board of health after a case of smallpox was found among students. Only vaccinated students will be allowed to return. Two grade schools were recently closed due to smallpox and the vaccination order issued.

Fort Wayne Ind South Side High School Board of Health

Diva Florence Easton Quits Met Opera at Peak Career

Florence Easton announces resignation from grand opera with plans to return to England. She cites exhaustion and a desire for a permanent London life while recalling seven curtain calls after last Butterfly performance and saying her career gave her more than worth.

Florence Easton Signor Gatti Metropolitan Grand Opera U. S. Majestic New York Harbor England Lido London

Macy Watkins talks on life insurance trust at Greencastle banquet

Fifty life insurance men bankers and lawyers from Greencastle and Putnam county attended a banquet at the Country club hosted by The First National Bank and Citizens' Trust Company. Macy Watkins of Detroit explained the life insurance trust allowing funds to be invested by a trust company with income paid to beneficiaries and tailored terms. An informal discussion followed with A. G. Brown of the First National Bank as toastmaster.

Ormer Roachdale THE Union Trust Company OF Detroit First National Bank Greencastle Putnam County Country Club First National Bank and Citizens’ Trust Company Macy Watkins Union Trust Company of Detroit Mr. Watkins Watkins A. G. Brown

Drivers Await Dry Track at Indianapolis 500 Qualifying

More than 20 drivers hoped for a dry track to qualify for the Indianapolis 500. Only 19 of 33 cars have qualified. Myron Stevens of Los Angeles suffered a scraped back and possible elbow fracture after his White Special crashed after skidding in a water-free area. the car overturned multiple times, Stevens was thrown clear as the speed exceeded 100 mph.

Indianapolis Ind Myron Stevens Los Angeles Cal William White George Sauders Stevens Speedway

Sherman Heads Economics Department at Carleton

Professor William R. Sherman of the economics department will leave DePauw next semester to head Carleton College's economics department in Northfield Minnesota. He will return for the second semester to resume his DePauw duties. Sherman will go to Bay View Michigan after graduation to join the Bay View summer school faculty. Carleton College counts about 800 students and no replacement has been named yet.

William R. Sherman DePauw Carleton College Northfield Minn Sherman Bay View Mich Albion College

Missionary Kidnapped in Fukien Attack

A riot by about 2000 Communists struck the Reformed Church of America mission at Lungyen-Chow Fukien. Dr. C. Holleman was kidnapped, his wife and children and other staff escaping.

Shanghai INS Reformed Church of America Oy Lungyen-Chow Fukien C. Holleman Amoy Holleman

Rain Ties Putnam County Farmland Delays

Heavy rain drenched Putnam County causing creeks to flood and fields to stay waterlogged. Farmers report crops several weeks behind and fear frost could further threaten harvests if conditions do not improve soon.

Putnam County

Indispensable Fly Helps Measure Stellar Heat

Dr. Abbott of the Smithsonian reports that the common house fly aids astronomers at Mount Wilson Observatory. Wings of a single house fly are used to craft delicate instruments for measuring star heat, enabling more precise readings with a large telescope setup.

Mr. Wilson Observatory Dr. Abbott Smithsonian Institute Smithsonian Institution Abbott House Fly Iinsect Mount Wilson Observatory Madame Fly

Foot Injury From Wire Run Through Foot

Orin Kivett of Meridian suffered a painful injury to his left foot when he stepped on a piece of No. 9 fence wire while barefoot chasing chickens. Family member removed the wire and Dr. W. R. Hutcheson gave medical care including tetanus antitoxin as a precaution.

Orin Kivett Meridian

Death of Howard De Sagan after botched romance clash

Paris reports 19 year old Howard Prince De Sagan son of Duchess Da Talleyrand, formerly Anna Gould, died from complications of a bullet wound and pleurisy after an operation to remove the bullet. His parents opposed his marriage to a French girl. The death follows a thwarted romance and ongoing safety concerns.

Paris Howard Prince de Sagan Duchess da Talleyrand Anna Gould

DePauw Senior Gift Chooses Drinking Fountain

The DePauw senior gift committee selected a drinking fountain for the University as the class gift. It will be placed on the main floor of East College, built over the summer in imitation marble, with installation planned once complete. Other options included a new scoreboard for Blackstockfield a library shelf and furnishings for the new building.

DePauw East College

Niles H Martin Dies at Evansville State Hospital

Niles H Martin 68 a Cloverdale farmer died Sunday night at Evansville State Hospital after years of ill health. He is survived by his widow and two stepchildren with funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at the Cloverdale home. Interment in Cloverdale cemetery.

Niles H. Martin Cloverdale Evansville State Hospital Mr. Martin Henry B. Martin Greencastle Captain Martin Charles Clarence Davis Lloyd Blue Belle Union California Rev H. A. Sherrill Cloverdale Cemetery

Vestal to Graduate From West Point in June

William Miller Vestal nephew of Clarence Vestal and grandson of John R. Miller of Green Castle will graduate from the United States Military Academy at West Point in June. Col. Curtis Vestal, his father, and Mrs. Vestal, his mother, are stationed at Washington Barracks. Mrs. Vestal is a daughter of John R. Miller of this city. Cadet Vestal attended his grandfather’s funeral in August 1926 and was a classmate of Howard Treat, son of Frank Treat.

William Miller Vestal Clarence Vestal John R. Miller Greencastle West Point United States Military Academy Vestal William B. Vestal Howard Treat Frank Treat

Decoration Day Service at Fillmore Thursday

Decoration Day services will be held at Fillmore cemetery at 2 30 Thursday afternoon. Rev Hansel Towers pastor of the Methodist church will deliver the address. If weather is bad the services move to the Christian church.

Fillmore Cemetery Hansel Towers Methodist Church Christian Church

Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Uriah Gasaway

Creditors and heirs of Uriah Gasaway are warned to appear in Putnam Circuit Court in Greencastle Indiana on a June 1929 date to show cause why the final settlement of the estate should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk FERD Lucas witnesses this May 13 1929.

Uriah Gasaway Putnam Circuit Court Greencastle Indiana Dan Ferd Lucas

Administrator Sale of Real Estate in Putnam County Indiana

The Administrator of the estate of George M. Miller announces a public and private sale of real estate in Greencastle Indiana by order of Putnam Circuit Court Cause No. 7080. The property includes specified portions of section 7 township 15 north range 5 west with terms: one third cash, one third in six months, one third in twelve months, with six percent notes secured by two mortgages. Sale begins June 5 1929 at 10 A M at Hays Murphy office and continues until sold.

George M. Miller Putnam Circuit Court Hays & Murphy Greencastle Indiana Putnaim County Towit Jonathan W. Knavet Attys

Notice of Administration in Putnam County Estate

The undersigned is appointed by the Circuit Court of Putnam County to administer with the will annexed the estate of Cather McCullough late of Putnam County deceased. The estate is said to be solvent. Curtis K. Hughes Administrator with the will annexed May 11 1929. F S Hamilton Wilbur Donner Attorneys St May 14 21 24.

Circuit Court of Putnam County State of Indians Cather McCullough Golvent Curtis K. Hughes F.S. Hamilton Wilbur Donner

Famous Scientist’s Discovery Banishes Corns Forever

A German chemist, Dr Stickel, claims a corn treatment uses a granulation method with no acids or flesh harm. The Corn Fly kit includes a corn remover and two foot powder packages with a money back guarantee at Owl Drug Store.

Stickel Owl Drug Store Adj. Action Ve Freedom Fran Relief

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