Roachdale Eyes County Championship Run
Roachdale High School basketball opens its schedule aiming to win the county title. Coach Glen Clodfelter leads a roster including Sands Hedge Maylayer Cline and Jeffies with strong support from Faller Payne Hostetter and others as they face tough foes like Brazil Crawfordshire and Greencastle across twenty games culminating in a county tournament at Greencastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roachdale High School
North Putnam
Clinton Center
Fillmore
Marshalls
R. H. S. Basketeers
Glen Clodfelter
Roachdale Crew
Sands
Hedge
Maylayer
Cline
Jeffies
M. Faller
Payne
Hostetter
Sharp
Young
King
Hanna
A. Hanna
Wilson
Klein
Kiser
Terry
French
Rice
Faller
Roachdale High School Athletic Association
Joseph Harshbarger Secretarie Yin Oce J
Dwight Wilson
Burley Maylayer
Kenneth Lovett
Henry Britton
Roachdale
Brazil
Crawfordshire
Greencastle
Clodfelter
Marshall
North Salem
Crawfordsville
Cloverdale
Pittsboro
Russellville
Bainbridge
Preparatory Recital at DePauw School of Music
A student preparatory recital is set for seven this evening in the music hall. The program features piano solos by Bernice Tribby Spaulding Wecker Mullins Livsey and Devaux, violin pieces by Lagye, and a group including Juliana Gardner and Garda Sloane among others with works by Rubenstein and Krogmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw School of Music
Elizabeth Sweet
Muller Juliana Gardner
Apollo Marth
Devaux P
Gertrude Herod
Krogmann
Jances Brown
Genéva Brown
Cramme
Robert Stevens
Rubenstein
Garda Sloane
Piano and Violin Pieces Featured in Studio Recital
A local program highlights pieces by Spaulding Stevens Imogene Cooper and Beethoven Eckhardt. Selections include Piano Roses and Violin Minuet in G performed by Geneva Brown with piano by Frances Eckhardt and Minuet by Lichner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elt
Titee Ebak Spaulding
Robert Stevens
Imogene Cooper
Beethoven Frances Eckhardt
Lichner
Geneva Brown
Business Men to Organize Gym Class at DePauw
Greencastle business men from the Business Men's De Pauw Athletic Club plan an evening meeting at 7 in the DePauw gym to organize a weekly one hour workout under a DePauw Athletic director's supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Business Men’s
DePauw Athletic Club
DePauw
Putnam County To Send Officer After Minnie Ade
A Putnam County official will leave within days for Spokane Washington armed with a warrant for the arrest of Mrs Minnie Ade on a kidnapping charge involving her 11 year old daughter Leota Sheets. If the governor honors the requisition Ade will be brought back to Indiana for arraignment in Putnam Circuit Court. Funds raised by subscription will pay the expense of the mission to Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Indiana
Spokane
Washington
Minnie Ade
Leota Sheets
John Washburn
Eagles
Ade
State of
Putnam Circuit
Wash
Clay County
Washburn
West Union School House
Beech Grove Bandit Found Guilty in Bank Robbery
George W. Miller was convicted by a jury in Indianapolis Criminal court of robbery linked to the Beech Grove State bank holdup on Sept 9. The four-man crew allegedly held bank employees and fled with over $23,000 in cash and securities. sentence set for 9 a.m. Saturday by Special Judge Charles S. Wiltsie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George W. Miller
Beech Grove State Bank
Charles S. Wiltsie
Miller
Legion Elects Banker as National Head
The American Legion national convention in Kansas City adjourned after electing Col Hanford MacNider, banker from Mason City Iowa, as national commander. MacNider succeeded John G. Emery and was chosen unanimously after most state delegations seconded his nomination. three other candidates had withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Convention of the
American Legion
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
MacNider
John G. Emery
Grand Rapids
Mich
Roy Hoffman
Oklahoma City
Farl M. Cline
Nebraska City, Neb
John F. Williams
Joplin Mo
Reelsville Hill to vanish with new National Road cut off
Indiana Highway Commission will let a contract November 16 for the Reelsville cut-off on the National Road eliminating the Reelsville hill and two Pennsylvania Railroad grade crossings between Butler schoolhouse and Reelsville. A new bridge will span Walnut Creek and the route shifts to a long easy grade, reducing accidents. Construction may start in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Highway Commission
Reelsville
Reelsville Hill
Butler School House
Walnut Creek
Pleasant Gardens
Pennsylvania Railroad
Local man Harry Moore improving after fall at Broadstreet home
Harry Moore, injured severely in a Tuesday night fall at the Broadstreets' residence, is reported to be progressing well. The accident occurred at Mr and Mrs Charles Broadstreet's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moore
Charles Broadstreet
Democratic City Candidates for 1921 Election
City election slate listing candidates for mayor Theodore Bees clerk Wes Miller and council seats. Asa Smith Hallie Browning Curry Inman Harry Allen Mrs Lincoln Snider Ford Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Bees
Wes Miller
Lincoln Snider
Ford Lucas
Asa Smith
Miss _ Hallie Browning
Curry Inman
Harry Allen
DePauw Faces Illinois With Key Linemen Out
DePauw stock slumps as Coach Walker reports two first string tackles Moffett and Ellis may miss Saturdays Illinois game. Moffett knee issue and Ellis ankle injury threaten the line. end Clark infected leg Gipson backfield, Stutz knee trouble. Coach postpones risk to save players for Wabash two weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw
Illinois
Walker
Moffett
Ellis
Wabash
Clark
Gipson
Stutz
The
Tiger
Green Parker Visits Hilliards for Family and Business
Green Parker of Hilliards Ohio a former Grencastle resident is here tending business interests and visiting friends. Parker makes his home with his daughter in Hilliards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Parker
Hilliards
Ohio
Grencastle
Mr. Parker
Big Tim Murphy tied to 365000 Dearborn mail heist
Indianapolis ex postal clerk Ralph Teter testified in Chicago that Timothy D Murphy engineered the Dearborn Street mail robbery, leading to a 365000 theft last April. Teter and George Bradford pleaded guilty and are key witnesses in the trial, with Teter receiving 27500 of the stolen money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. BE. Teeter
Big Tim
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Indianapolis
Timothy D
Big Tim) Murphy
Murphy
Teter
Standard Motor Sales and Equipment Company
Serv-U Stores Corporation
Capitol Avenue
Indianapol
Bradford
Serv-U
Postal Clerk Recruited for Mail Robbery Plot in Indianapolis
The narrative details a government sick leave postal clerk lured into a bribery scheme. Murphy and two accomplices press for a money and bonds tip to facilitate a mail theft. After initial refusal, the clerk agrees to join and travels to Chicago with Bradford to finalize the robbery plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Capitol Avenue
Indianapolis
Murphy
Jones
Flanagan
Teter
Chicago
Indiana Coal Production Slows Amid Miner Refusal
Indiana coal output largely halted as miners refuse to work after a federal restraining order blocks the check-off dues system for the United Mine Workers. Only six of 230 mines in the state reportedly operating while district 11 officials maintain neutrality pending international rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere Haute
Ind
Indiana
United States District Court
Indianapolis
A. B. Anderson
United Mine Workers of America
Hoosier
William Mitch
Bundy Sunday School Class Meeting at Locust Street Church
Members of Prof Bundy s Sunday school class of Locust Street Church will meet this evening at 6 30 o clock in the Sunday school rooms of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Bundy
Locust Street Church
Golf Club mulls purchase of farm for new links
Greencastle Country Club members met at Ed Hamilton store Wednesday to decide on buying land for a permanent golf course after the current lease expires January 1. The owner, Mrs. Margaret Allen, will not re-lease the house plot but will lease the rest at the current rate. Committees were named to study site purchase and to arrange a one year lease on the present course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED. Hamilton
Greencastle Country Club
Margaret Allen
Allen
DePauw Observatory
Charles Barnaby
FE. B. Taylor
A. G. Brown
Neely O'Hair
Roy Abrams
George Christie
Ernest Stoner
W. L. Denman
Hog Receipts Slip as Prices Drop at Local Market
Indianapolis hog receipts number 9 500 with cattle 1 100 calves 600 and sheep and lambs 700. Hog prices open 25 cents lower averaging 7 75 with top hogs 7 85 to 7 90. Pigs 8 to 8 25 sow s 7 00 down. 5 000 to 6 000 hogs sold to killers. rest to outsiders. Cattle slow and weak calves steady at 12 down sheep and lambs steady with lambs at 8 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Women Missionary Society District Meeting Reminder
Mrs J E Sharp and Mrs Clyde Williams report back from Mitchell Indiana where the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church urges every member to attend Friday afternoon at the parsonage to hear their report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Sharp
Clyde Williams
Mitchell
Indiana
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
County Superintendent Frank Wallace Attends Principal Meeting
County Superintendent Frank Wallace attended a principal's meeting at Cloverdale High School today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wallace
Cloverdale High School
Death of Noah J. Nelson at 73 in Madison Township
Noah J. Nelson known as Jack died Thursday morning at his son Walter Nelsons home on North Madison Street after weeks of illness. Funeral Friday at 9 45 from the home, burial in Lone Branch cemetery. He leaves two sons Walter and Fred of Greencastle and was a longtime Madison Township resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah J. Nelson
Walter Nelson
Madison Street
Lone Branch
Nelson
Madison Township
Jack
Walter
Fred
Greencastle
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Bernice Tribby
Spauldinglossom
Spaulding
Gertrude & Graydon
Herodlin
Wecker
Mae Mullins
Crate Ducelle
Virginia Rariden
Livsey
Dorothy Ann Byrd
Lagye
Virginia Kelley
Beech Grove Bandit
Legion
Democratic City
Ilinois
Mopfett
James J. Barbour
Cleve Thomas
Champaign, Ill
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