Local Notes and Updates from Indiana Towns
Local items report Mrs. Cornelia Swahlen’s return from county hospital after a broken leg from tripping over a lamp cord. Birth noted of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hood. Marian Jones to assist at Beauty Box opening. Mrs. Roy Davis seriously ill at Elm Street home. County agent Floyd Miller at a district meeting in Terre Haute. Essex autos delivered to Frank McBride and G. W. Stamm. Elder J. W. Crane to speak at Deer Creek church. attendance invited. Weekend guests for the Shoptaughs include their son A G Shoptaugh and Mrs. Shop taugh and Mrs Rainey. Mrs. S. E. Shearer and Miss Evelyn Clark return from Greencastle visit. Jameison couple return from Crawfordsville after an uncle’s death. Huston Weaver moves from near Bainbridge to Rockville Road west of Indianapolis. Martinsville Reporter notes Homer Slavens to be arraigned in Putnam Circuit Court for selling mortgaged cows.
Eight Poultry Raisers to Keep Annual Records
Putnam County poultrymen agreed to keep records for a year under County Agent Floyd Miller and Purdue University official Leon Todd. They will inventory and track expenses and receipts, with Purdue sending monthly reports to local cooperators as they study weaknesses in poultry management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Floyd Miller
Leon Todd
Purdue University
Robert Irwin
Greencastle
J. J. Bell
Beinbridge
Piercy Sinclair
Lester Parker
Cloverdale
Charles Lobdell
Harry Plumb
Fillmore
J. C. Hinote
Reelsville
Lloyd Parker
Belle Union
Pep Chapel Sets Tone for Butler Clash at DePauw
DePauw University held a mammoth pep chapel this morning as preparation for hosting Butler University’s football team Saturday. Homer Rodeheaver and his sister performed two solos. Paul Blake and President Oxnam spoke as Franklin Cole presided. The event, opened with hymn and prayer, urged Student support and promised a spirited showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw University
Butler University
Homer Rodeheaver
Billy Sunday
F. C. Tilden
Tilden
Paul Blake
Butler
Blake
Oxnam
Lockwood
Collegians
Four year old dies from frost tomato poisoning in Indiana
In Lebanon Indiana on October 31 4 year old Mary Louise Bennington died from acute food poisoning after eating frosted tomatoes found in a garden. Her parents William R and Mary Bennington report two younger sisters played nearby but did not eat tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ind
Mary Louise Bennington
William R. Bennington
Rogers Fined For Reckless Driving In Greencastle Area
Earl Rogers five miles west of Greencastle was fined five dollars and costs by Justice Robert H. Newgent on a reckless driving charge led by Carl Johnson of the Stoner farm. Johnson alleged Rogers drove recklessly and collided with his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Rogers
Greencastle
Justice of the Peace
Robert H. Newgent
Carl Johnson
Stoner Farm
Johnson
Rogers
Floyd Stringer Admitted for Medical Treatment
A report notes Floyd Stringer entered Putnam County Hospital Friday for medical treatment. An auction sale at Decorative Art Shop continued Saturday afternoon at 1 o clock if not raining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Stringer
Putnam County Hospital
Willebrandt Successor Named as Prohibition Chief
G Aaron Youngquist of Minnesota named to succeed Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt as chief prohibition prosecutor. Announcement says Youngquist becomes assistant attorney general in charge of prohibition cases. He is currently attorney general of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willebrandt
G. Aaron Youngquist
Washington
INS
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Minnesota
Youngquist
White House
Century Club to Meet Saturday Afternoon
The Century club plans a Saturday afternoon gathering at 2:30 o'clock hosted by Mrs. Gustave Arlt on East Seminary Street. A schedule notes a D A R group meeting in Danville arranged by Mrs. Truman G. Yuncker for Wednesday, Nov. 6 with luncheon at 12 o'clock and transport arrangements via Washburn chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
Gustave Arlt
East Seminary Street
Eal An
Truman G. Yuncker
Central District of
Indiana
Danville
Washburn
Methodist Church
Sheep Killing Dogs Shot by City Marshal
Two stray dogs blamed for raiding east of Greencastle were shot early today by city marshal Paul Grimes while chasing calves owned by Charles Eitelforge on West Seminary Street. One dog was a brown collie the other mixed breed with black and white markings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Paul Grimes
Charles Eitelforge
West Seminary Street
Social gathering menu and attendees listed
Sandwiches pumpkin pie and pop were served. Attendees included Miss Mary Stewart Miss Elizabeth Brant Miss Betty Bausman Miss Imogene Williams Mrs Marie Zaharakos Gordon Bausman Marion Hurst Pat Cancula Jesse McAnally Kenneth Dawson and Donald Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stewart
Elizabeth Brant
Betty Bausman
Imogene Williams
Marie Zaharakos
Gordon Bausman
Marion Hurst
Pat Cancula
Jesse McAnally
Kenneth Dawson
Donald Tate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cornelia Swahlen
J. P. Allen, Jr
Ross Hood
North College Avenue
Marian Jones
The
Central Beauty College of Indianapolis
Roy Davis
Elm Street
Terre Haute
H. L. Frazier
Frank McBride
G. W. Stamm
J. W. Crane
Deer Creek Church
Frank Shoptaugh
A. G. Shoptaugh
Shoptaugh
Rainey
S. E. Shearer
Evalene Clark
Glen Clark
Brazil
W. F. Jameison
West
Franklin Street
Crawfordsville
F. P. Jameison
Huston Weaver
Madison Township
Bainbridge
Rockville Road
Indianapolis
Martinsville
Homer Slavens
Clinton Township
Putnam Circuit
Slavens
J. F. Cannon
Frances Johnston
Davidson Ave
New York City
R. P. Mullins
Transportation
Chevrolet
Hime
C. J. Arnold
Herald Office
Poland
Chira
O. M. Thomas, Morton
Pherson
Bainbridge, Ind
Bitel
Baptist Church
Frank Wilson
Roachdale
Sunshine Club
Guy Pickens
East Walnut Street
Mrs. Meikel
C. H. Meikel
North Jackson Street
Christman Church
Hallowe’en
Raleigh Siddons
Will Ashworth
Frank Oakes
M. D. Ricketts
Barbara Jane Didway
Crescent Rebekah” Lodge
Crescent Rebekah ‘Lodge
Martha Watts
Robert Pierce
Mr. Bales
Gilbert Rogers
Charles Marshall
Bernie Smith
Delta Theta Tau
Navy
Mary Elizabeth Peck
William McGaughey
Veronica Club
Lois Back
Elizabeth Rariden
Hallowe'en
George Edwin Black
West Poplar Street
Miss Hamm
Mary Louise Hamm
John Hamm
Chestnut Street
Lewis Godschalk
Putnam
Ville
Arthur Myers
Indiana Loan CO
Beauty
Voncastle Theatre Bldg
D. Mr Godfrey
Brookfield
W. H. Eiteljorge
Lamb
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