DePauw talk tonight. estate split noted in will
Prof. F C Tilden of DePauw speaks at Hayworth tonight for high school commencement. Under James Preston Smith's will DePauw inherits a share of $105000. widow Mrs Genevieve Hays Smith gets one third with rest divided among DePauw Central Avenue M E church and Fowler Methodist church after smaller bequests. Funeral services were held for Mrs James Frank in Indianapolis. Pallbearers were Indianapolis police. Interment at Crown Hill. Local attenders include Clay Frank and the Wiley and Thomas families.
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DePauw
Hayworth
James Preston Smith
Indianapolis
DePauw University
Genevieve Hays Smith
Central Avenue M. E
Fowler (Ind.) Methodist Church
Northwestern Avenue
James Frank
Greencastle
Crown Hill Cemetery
Putnam County
Clay Frank
William Wiley
Ed. Thomas
Bail Wiley
Ed. Wiley
Bloomington
Lizzie Zook
Colorado
Frank
Barl Allen
Pineastle
Etta Hall
Keystone
Methodist Church
North College Avenue
Lloyd Houck
Hannah
Jennie Steele
Earl Arnold
O. T. Higgins
Spring Avenue
Last Green Castle operetta draws large high school crowd
The Greencastle High School hosted a two part operetta concert Tuesday directed by Kenneth R. Umfleet with about 125 pupils. Part one showcased rhythm bands just adopted for next year while part two featured a Childhood of Hiawatha cantata performed by seventh graders in Indian attire. Proceeds funded future rhythm band music scores.
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Greencastles
Kenneth R. Umfleet
Greencastle
Third Ward Wins Annual Inter Ward Track Meet
Third Ward School clinched 127 points at the city inter ward track and field meet on Blackstock Field under Miss Leona Kestner and W E Bausman. First Ward finished with 103 points, Second Ward 65, Maple Heights 37. a cup donated by jeweler F C Schoenman was awarded. Ribbons honored top finishers across grades and relays with multiple wards placed in events.
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Blackstock Field
Leona Kestner
W. E. Bausman
F.C. Schoenman
First Ward
Secom Ward
Maple Heights
Speedway movie climax to be shot at speedway tomorrow
Background for film speedway show features William Haines Er nest Torrence Anita Page and other stars with governors congressmen and band parade. Race begins at 10 am with 5000 guards ushers and 3000 army soldiers at Fort Benjamin Harrison units. A 20 bed field hospital and six operation capacity prepared. 40 000 cars expected in lot. Only fastest 33 cars race Memorial Day after elimination trials with 2 injuries. Qualified drivers include Triplett Winnai Frame Parde Gardner Brisko Decker Karnatz Bergere Lindsay Swigart.
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Ernest Torrence
Anita Page
Rick
Poor
Paul Whiteman
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Auto Gates Speedway
America
Hannigan
Speedway
Coast Guard Plane, Yellow Bird, Describes Fatal Flight
Lieut Harry M Melka of the coast guard reports the French monoplane leaking gasoline after takeoff from the French and Yellow Bird flight. The Yellow Bird swooped down near Old Orchard and ditched in the sea losing 600 gallons of fuel. A coast guard patrol boat picked up the S O S and approached as the French recovered near the beach.
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Harry M. Melka
United States Coastguard
Melka
Portland
Lieut. Melka
Old Orchard
U. S. Coast Guard Service
Notice of Private Sale of Estate Real Estate in Indiana
Administrator of George M. Miller estate announces a private sale under Putnam Circuit Court order. Sale at 10 AM June 5, 1929 in Greencastle Indiana at Hays Murphy office. half of SE quarter, SW quarter of NE quarter, and 37 acres of NW quarter in section 7 14N 5W. Terms: one third cash, one third in six months, one third in twelve months with interest 6 percent, mortgage security. purchaser may pay all cash.
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Putnam Circuit Court
Hays & Murphy
Greencastle
Indiana
Putnam County
Jonathan W. Knauer
Hlays & Murphy
Attys
Bilis
Commencement Tomorrow Night for 63 High School Seniors
Sixty three seniors will receive diplomas at the high school commencement in the physical and vocational education building tomorrow at 8 o'clock. Dr G Bromley Oxnam of DePauw University will be the speaker. Superintendent Warren J Young will award diplomas. Principal Frank N Jones will present the class. Gifford Black president of the Senior Class will speak. Rev B H Bruner will give the invocation and Rev S E Davies will give the benediction. Girls Glee Club and High School Orchestra will perform with Ardith Moore representing the Senior Class.
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G. Bromley Oxnam
DePauw University
Warren J. Young
Frank N. Jones
Gifford Black
B. H. Bruner
The
Christian Church
Livestock market mixed as hogs steady to down Indiana notes
Indianapolis hog prices eased to steady with 160 to 275 pound hogs at 10.90 to 11.00 dollars and one load at 11.05. Beefs rose with steers at 14.25 to 14.75, wealers at 14.00 to 14.50. Sheep and lambs steady. spring lambs 15 to 16, natives 15. Miss Enid Hudlin and Miss Erma Hudlin in Terre Haute. Mrs. Ream and Miss McGaughey visited Indianapolis. Mrs. Vilas Boyle, formerly Eleanor Torr, visits Miss Pearl Gibson in Indianapolis.
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Ind
Vilas J. Boyle
Mrs Prevo hosts fourteen friends at studio luncheon
Mrs S C Prevo entertained fourteen guests at a one o clock luncheon at the Studio Tea Room Tuesday afternoon. Afterward they drove to the home of her son Henry Prevo in Northwood for more hospitality before returning home.
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Northwood
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Prevo
O’daniel
Matthews
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Evans
Crowder
Gray
Heavenridge
Pierce
Chandler
Payne
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Elmer Crawley
East Washington Street
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Kathleen Taylor
Skinny people need iron with cod liver oil
An old advertisement urges readers to gain weight and improve vitality by using a modern cod liver oil and iron tablet combination. It claims rapid weight gain and energy, naming Burk's Cod Liver Oil and Iron Tablets from Mullins Drug Store.
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Mullins Drug Store
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