Indianapolis Attorney Harold K Bachelder Dies of Heart Disease
Prominent Indiana attorney Harold K Bachelder died at his home 1501 North New Jersey Street after a week losing his wife. He and his sons Hal and Clay were in Greencastle last week for Mrs Bachelder’s burial. Born February 10 1865 in Putnam County he practiced law in Greencastle before moving to Indianapolis about twenty years ago. He had been active in Democratic politics and held leadership in multiple state and local groups. Burial plans were not announced. the service is expected Sunday in Greencastle.
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Auto Protective Association
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DePauw University
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DePauw Alumni Plan Grand Indianapolis Parade
In Indianapolis on November 4 DePauw alumni organize a large parade and civic show with 1500 students alumni and officials to honor the DePauw Centre football game. A special train from Greencastle arrives as mounted police and DePauw band lead the procession through Union Station.
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Life Service Campaigns Begin at Locust Street Epworth Leagues
Sunday School at 9 30 A M led by Dr Blanchard supt Public Worship at 10 40 A M sermon to young people Life s Choice by Rev Davis Nine week life service campaign under Locust Street and College Avenue Epworth Leagues. Services led by youths nightly next week 7 20 to 8 30 P M Sunday musicale at 7 40 P M with brief talk by Dr Davis Public invited.
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Harding Leads in Indiana as Returns Bring Narrow Margin
Warren G. Harding holds a commanding lead of about 179000 votes over James M. Cox with most Indiana returns in. Unofficial counts show Harding ahead by 178002 with 3550 precincts reporting. Senator Watson also leads reelection contender Thomas Taggart by roughly 23000 fewer votes than the presidential gap.
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Negro car thief in Bainbridge steals new Ford and escapes
Clarence Stewart of Bainbridge reports a bold theft as a Black man steals a new Ford while Stewart was bringing it from Indianapolis. Despite pursuit by Stewart and Indianapolis police, the thief eludes capture with the car.
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le Out
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Boy and Girls Home Guard Presentation At College Avenue Church
The Boy's and Girls Home Guard staged the play City is to Be at a Missionary Society reception at College Avenue Church Thursday afternoon. William Blanchard opened with organ pieces and the show drew hearty approval from attendees. The cast included several young locals such as Bowne Lekharat Louis Fraley Mary O Rear Mildred Pitchford Tom Stephenson Russell Haack Mona Eckhardt Almeda Pitchford Hayland Martin Harry Gough and others.
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Russell Hauk
Mona Eckhardt
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Harry Gough
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Story contest prizes awarded at the conference
The conference secretary awarded prizes for the story contest with John Brothers receiving first prize for the story contest and Shirley Martin awarded first prize as the poetess.
Electoral Vote Count for Presidency Cites Harding
The record notes a complete electoral vote for presidency with 2665 electors, indicating Harding as the choice. The tally confirms a sufficient majority for the candidate.
Death of Miss Hope Keller at 19 after appendicitis
Hope Keller 19 daughter of Mr and Mrs Lemuel Keller Mill Creek township died Thursday after an appendicitis operation. Funeral is Saturday at 1 pm at Union Valley church. Keller was niece of Mr and Mrs Otto Dobbs of this city.
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Lemuel Keller
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Union Valley Church
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Otto Dobbs
Gas company faces rate increase ruling in Greencastle
Indiana Public Utilities Commission heard Greencastle Gas Company petition for higher charges. Citizens testified service was poor with weak pressure and low gas quality while J G Martin argued current rates cause losses. official urged improvements before any hike.
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Indiana Public. Service Commission
Greencastle Gas CompAny
Indiana Public Utilities Commission
Hog Prices Rise 25 Cents in Opening Market
Indianapolis cattle sales totaled 10 000 head with 1 400 calves and 900 sheep and lambs. Hogs jumped 25 cents at the opening as general sales averaged around 14 50. Early hog sales reached 14 60 to 14 55 with choice grades Trading pushed pies to 14 75 to 14 85. Sows moved at 15 75 and down.
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Indianapolis
Revival Meeting and PTA Meeting Announced
Revival ongoing at Nazarene Church 217 Washington St invites all. Parent Teachers club of the Wary 1 to meet Friday Nov 4 at 2 30 in business session. Next week education week and Indiana state. At 3 Mr Charles McGaughey to address club. Presbyterian prayer meeting at 7 50 with Rev John Steele to speak.
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DePauw Prepares For Centre Clash In Indianapolis
DePauw football aims to upset Centre College in a Saturday showdown in Indianapolis. Coach Buss oversees final hard workouts as most players ride a tight line between shape and handicaps from Jacobs departure and Bryan’s accident. Centre’s Prof Walter Irwin proclaims prayers and faith backing DePauw, while a large crowd plans a Saturday morning special train.
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High food value in pears claims by Terre Haute club official
Fred W. Hoffmann director of markets and horticulture cites Kiefer pears as highly caloric and fiber rich. Dr C F Langworthy notes dried pears rank just behind dried raspberries in calories with 1655. He urges careful hand picking to allow ripening off the tree.
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Hoffner Named Superintendent of Two Divisions
John Hoffner of this city has been appointed superintendent of the Brazil and Danville divisions of the T. H. & Eastern Traction company. He started with the Traction company in Greencastle as third track dispatcher and has advanced steadily since joining the firm. Hoffner will continue to reside in the city.
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T. H. L & Eastern Traction Company
Brazil
John Hoffner
Traction Company
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T. HI & Eastern Traction Company
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Sponsors named for 1920 Christmas seal sale in Indiana
Indiana Tuberculosis Association secretary Murray Auerbach and Indiana University president Dr. William Lowe Bryan announced the 1920 seal sale sponsors. The list includes Vida Newson of Columbus, Mrs Lillian C. Orne, Judge John W. Craig, Alice Gresham Dodd, and George B. Grose of DePauw University, among others.
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Murray Auerbach
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
Vida Newson
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Tuberculosis Association
Lillian C. Orne
Indiana Parent Teacher Association
Parent Teachers Association Women of
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Greensburg
Gresham
Evansville
Alice Gresham Dodd
George B. Grose
DePauw University
Community Notes From Corn Stalk Valley Socials
Merle Masten and family visited HO Higgins and family on Sunday. The C C Club met with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bryan and family Saturday night with most guests masked. Ernest Kersey and wife visited Elisha McAninch and family Sunday. Various locals, including Tom Sutherlin and Ethridge Buis families, hosted visits and weekend gatherings.
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Ho, Higgins
C. C. Club
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C. C. Bunten
Oran Buis
Ernest Kersey
Elisha McAninch
Reed
Clarence Sutherlin
Tom Sutherlin
Hazel Burgess
Morvis Earl
Ethridge Buis
Mingle Robinson
John Wise
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