Rotary club approves Greencastle charter applications
About 38 Greencastle business people attend a Greencastle Rotary meeting at Christ church as five charter members seek state and national Rotary affiliation. Wilbur Gruder approves the applications. charter numbers move to national offices for final grant and presentation in Greencastle. Charter ceremony will be led by district governor Walter Pitchford. The gathering features Tiger Quartette performances and community singing.
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National Association of Rotary Clubs
Gruber
Greencastle
Walter Pitchford
Indianapolis
Me. Geuber
Christian Church
Dean Metutehan
Charles Barnaby
Charles Moffett
W. W. Tucker
Neely O'Hair
EB. Taylor
Coal Situation Slightly Improves in Greencastle
With several car loads received by Greencastle dealers the coal supply is easing. Dealers divide the coal into small lots and deliver it to those most in need of fuel today.
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Greencastle
Bread price cut in Noblesville as flour costs fall
Noblesville Indiana on November 17 announces bread prices easing. A pound loaf drops from 10 to 9 cents while three loaves sell for 25 cents. Bakers attribute the cut to lower flour costs.
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Noblesville
Ind
States Represented at DePauw University by Student Body
Figures from registrar L E Mitchell show twenty eight states and two foreign countries represented among DePauw students. Indiana leads with 805. Illinois and Ohio each send 84 and 16 respectively, with other states including Michigan 7, Oklahoma 6, Missouri 5, Texas 3. China and Africa are listed as represented.
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DE Pauw
L. BE. Mitchell
DePauw
L. E. Mitchell
Minois
Indiana
Mimnous
Michigan
Ohio
Oklahoma
Missouri
Texas
China
Africa
California
Connecticut
North Dakota
South Dakota
Florida
Idaho
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
South Carolina
Washington D.C
West Virginia
Rhode Island
Mitchell
Short Horn Cattle Sale At Green Castle District Association
Virtually all of the forty four head of registered and pure bred short horn cattle are to be sold here at public auction Friday by the Greencastle District Association of Short Horn breeders. The sale will be held at the Brothers Livery Barn where the animals have been groomed for the event.
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Greencastle
DePauw Wabash Game Arrangements Chair Named
Will H. Did dell serves as chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements for the De Pauw Wabash game with Guernsey Van Riper as vice chairman Felix McWhirter as treasurer Fred Millis manager in charge of ticket sales Fred Tucker in charge of grounds and S K Buick along with Roy Ricj Edward Zeigner and Joseph Daniels as other members of the committee
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Will H. Diddell
Guernsey van Riper
Felix McWhirter
Fred Millis
Fred Tucker
S. K. Buick
Roy Ricj
Edward Zeigner
Joseph Daniels
Three More Violators Are Caught
Two game wardens in Putnam county arrest three more hunters for violating state game laws. The county’s long running violations have drawn attention from the State Game Warden and the Putnam county Fish and Game Protective Association. Members vow to report infractions and curb licensing, landowner permission, out of season trapping, and other unlawful practices.
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Putnam County
Putnam County Fish and Game Protective Association
Game Wardeng
Fish and Game Protective Association
Hog Prices Fall in Opening Hog Market
Indianapolis market reports hog prices opening 10 to 25 cents lower than yesterday's close. General sales around $12.25 with some hogs at $12.35 to $12.50 and top $12.60. Cattle and sheep/lamb prices also ease, calves at $16.50, outsides active.
Henry Weds Roanoke Girl in Bristol Town Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Terry L Henry of this city and Miss Clyde Hensley of Roanoke Va. performed in Bristol Town last Thursday. They plan to reside in Greencastle. Henry is a World War I veteran who served in France.
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Tery L. Henry
Clyde Hensley
Roanoke
Bristol
Mr. Henry
Greencastle
France
Golden wedding anniversary celebrated for Rev and Mrs A T Riley
The golden wedding of Rev. and Mrs. A. T. Riley drew many friends to Greencastle as relatives and church leaders praised their mission work in Minnesota and the west. Gifts included fifty dollars and golden coins sent by family members and friends. The event honored their sixty years of evangelization and church building. Indications point to a large crowd for the Tigers versus Scarlet game, arranged by joint alumni associations.
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Alt. Riley
A. T. Riley
H. C. Clippinger
Locust Street
Friends
Riley
Minnesota
Wensas
Greencastle
Gobin
Thomas Nicholson
Chicago
Benjamin T. Riley
Ida Riley
W. A. Riley
University of Minnesota
Tigers
Discord in Republican ranks in Indiana Legislature
Indiana Republicans face internal strife as Governor-Elect McCray and Governor Goodrich clash over tax board reform and repeal of the primary law. Observers foresee a fight in the upcoming Legislature with Robert McCray pushing his program and Goodrich resisting.
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Indianapolis
Ind
McCray
Goodrich
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Political battle over tax law and state leadership
McCray aims to limit Governor Goodrich influence over the State Board of Tax Commissioners while seeking changes to the tax statute. Henry Adams of Marion is named as a potential speaker as factions clash. Repeal of the primary law sparks division with Goodrich allies backing the current law.
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McCray
Henry Adams
Marion County
Goodrich
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Philip Zoercher
Zoerche
Fred A. Sims
Harding
Watson
Republican State Organization
Preparations for 500 Mile Race Well Under Way
Indianapolis official previews 1921 Indianapolis 500 preparations. Tickets go on sale January 1 with orders filled in receipt order. The 1920 race drew 125 000 spectators and officials expect another record crowd for the May event at the brick oval.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Gaston Chevrolet
Indiana
Speedway
Officials Seek Longer Period in School Law
In the Indian state capital on November 17 state school officials and child welfare groups reached agreement on major changes to compulsory education laws. A bill reflecting the conference recommendations will be prepared and sent to Governor Goodrich by December 1. The key proposal raises compulsory attendance from age 14 to 16 and requires completion of the eighth grade before leaving school.
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Indian State Capitol
L. N. Hines
Goodrich
All Am I
DePauw Tigers Ready for Wabash Tilt Under Buss
With two days before the annual Wabash game Coach Buss leads the DePauw Tigers in hard workouts at Mc Keen Field and film study. Key players like Red Adams may start despite knee injuries while others such as McCann Norris Welch Krumheuer and Gipson return to action. The team fine tunes new plays and scrimmages, aiming to counter Wabash’s defense with an aerial attack and strong line play.
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Buss
DePauw Tiger
Mckeen Field
Vaughn
Tiger
Wabash
Red Adams
Adams
McCann
Norris
Welch
Krumheuer
Gipson
DePauw
Stimulating Interest in De Pauw Wabash Fray
Gold ribbons reading Beat Wabash distributed to the student body by David Hogue student athletic manager to boost interest in the game.
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David Hogue
Gane
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