Zarings Buy Farm Real Estate In Washington Township
Roscoe Zaring son of the late Thomas Zaring purchases 200 acres with two residences in Washington Township near Manhattan and 38 acres north of Hamrick Station for 30000 dollars. Dr E T Zaring also buys 77 acres east of the old home site for 8000 dollars. Land bought from the DenTal Trust Company acting as estate commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Zaring
Washington Township
Hamrick Station
Putnam County
E. T. Zaring
Terre Haute
Manhattan
Hamveh Station
Roscoe Zaring
Old Hometead
Dental Trust Company
Real estate transfers listed in Greencastle and nearby townships
Transfers show multiple parcels: Orphans Home to James Bryan in Greencastle, valued at £5400. James S Harrard to George Haag in Marion township. Oweay Thomas to George Bicknell in Washington township for 400. Sarah Bevan to Lester Williams in Washington township for 24 acres at 500. Burrs McIntosh to Revmond Saylor in Commercial Place for 30. Joby Browning to John McAlinden in Madison township for 4500. Joshua Hennon to Thomas Job for lots in Roachdale at 1200. Charles McGauchey to Jesse FE Pave for 182 acres in Jackson township. Finmer M Crist to Samuel Oakwood for 8 acres in Russell township at 1. The fragment ends with Ri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bevan
Lester Williams
Washington Township
Burrs McIntosh
Revmond Saylor
Joby Browning
John McAlinden
Madison Township
Joshua Hennon
Thomas Job
Roachdale
Charles McGauchey
Jesse FE
Jackson Township
Fimner M. Crist
Samuel Oakwood
Russell Township
Greencastle to Host Tipton in Local Gym Tonight
Greencastle High meets Tipton High at the local gym tonight in a basketball clash. If Greencastle shows the improvement seen since Martinsville, Tipton will face a fast, sharp opponent. Coach Smith likely fields the Martinsville starters again.
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Greencastle High School
Tipton High School
Tipton
Greencastle
Martinsville
Smith
Edwin Post Hosts Thimble Party for Martha Longden
Edwin Post and his daughter Miss Kath Post entertained Thursday afternoon with a thimble party in honor of Mrs Martha Longden who is the guest her brother Prof H B Longden. Longden will soon depart for the east coast of Florida for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirs
Edwin Post
Kath Post
Martha Longden
Prof
H. B. Longden
Longden
Florida
Robert M Ragan Dies at Fillmore
Robert M Ragan died Thursday night at 12 50 at his nephew Florence Ragans home one mile north of Fillmore after months of kidney disease. He lived on the family farm and was known for eccentric behavior including wearing wooden shoes and residing in a shack on the farm. He leaves brothers Solon Ragan of Murble Cold and another brother in Portland Oregon. Funeral arrangements unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Ragan
Vlorence Ragan
Fillmore
Ragan
Solon Ragan
Murbie
Portland
Oregon
Mr. Ragan
Deaths and local notices from a small town page
The record notes the death of Isaac O'Dell of Fill 'ere on Thursday night and mentions Ford Lucas confined at home on Seminary street with grippe. It also records Robert Newgent's Thursday Indianapolis business trip.
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Isaac O'Dell
Fill
Ford Lucas
East Seminary Street
Grippe
Robert’ Newgent
Indianapolis
Army Enrolled in Putting Over Red Cross Roll Call
An army of more than one million men women and youth is carrying out the Fourth Roll Call for the American Red Cross in Lake Division Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. The effort includes 300 active Red Cross chapters plus Junior Red Cross members Boy Scouts and other civic groups with a goal of 1.5 million members.
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Oae
American Red Cross
Lake Division
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Red Cross
Division
Thanksgiving Services At College Ave M E Church
Sunday school at 9 50 a m led by Dr Blanchard with public worship at 10 40 a m Special Thanksgiving music and address at 7 30 p m titled The Farmer who Forgot Thanksgiving Epworth League gathering at 6 30 p m Due to Thanksgiving services there will be no evening prayer at the 1st Baptist church where Dr Marshall preaches the sermon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchad
Indiana Farmers elect state federation officers in Indianapolis
John G. Brown of Monon was unanimously reelected president of the Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations at the convention closing. New first vice president Maurice Douglas of Flat Rock and second vice president Everett McClure of Aurora were named. Delegates to the American Farmers Bureau Federation were chosen: Brown, Browning, Dyer, Mertz, and Featherwood. One resolution backed Gov elect McCray while another to overhaul the state tax board failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John G. Brown
Monon
Indiana Federation of Farmer's Associations
Maurice Douglas
Flat Rock
Everett McClure
Aurora
American Farmers Bureau Federation
John J. Browning
Rockport
John Nepier
Vincennes
J. W. Mertz
Coruna
B. Featherwood
Dayton
Elect McCray
William Bosson
Warren County
McCray
State Tax Board
John J. Brown
Florence Earle Recites Ten Commandments Sermon
Evangelist Daisy Douglas Barr preached on The Ten Commandments at First Methodist Church last night. Miss Florence Earle, a Brazil High School teacher, volunteered to recite all ten from memory during the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Daisy Douglas Barr
First Methodist Church
Florence Earle
Brazil High School
Brazil News
Bridge carpenter falls twenty five feet at Cataract
Wesley Roberts of Owensburg, a Monon bridge carpenter, was seriously injured at Cataract on the Monon coal road Tuesday afternoon. He fell twenty five feet while at work, breaking both arms as he tried to break the fall with his arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Roberts
Owensburg
Monon Coal Road
DePauw Stock Soars Ahead of Wabash Contest
DePauw football prospects rise as Coach Buss reports full squad practice except Adams who left the varsity. The team drills on McKeen field and in the gym focus on stopping Wabash plays and perfecting tackling, punts, and drop kicks. Captain Ogden praised as a top center as the squad anticipates a strong showing Saturday followed by a DePauw Wabash dance at the Claypool hotel with Smith and Bondurant promoting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw
Adams
McKeen
Buss
Capt. Ogden
Ogden
All State
University Shop Closed After DePauw Wabash Game
The University Shop will be closed Saturday after 1 o'clock due to the DePauw vs. Wabash game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw -Wabash
Coffin Brothers Win Top Prizes at Indiana Apple Show
The Coffin Brothers of Silverwood Indiana win three first prizes at the state apple and flower show with two firsts in the biggest event. Their display features thirty five bushels of Grimes Golden and Stayman Winesaps in commercial packs. Indiana Fruit Growers Association re elects leaders, moves headquarters to Indianapolis and raises membership from $2 to $7.50. The apple show runs nightly to 9 with free admission and a concert by the Indianapolis News News boys band this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Coffin Brothers
Silverwood
Indiana
Coffins Brothers
Stayman
Indiana Fruit Growers Association
Benjamin Douglas
Treviac
Clarence Bowers
Salem
Don Blank
Greencastle
Indianapolis News Newsboys
Bar Association Invites Albert Beveridge to Speak in Greencastle
The Putnam County Bar Association invited Albert J. Beveridge to deliver a speech on Chief Justice Marshall in McHarry Hall Greencastle. The invitation aligns with DePauw University’s event, and attorney Silas A. Hays praised the forthcoming address at the meeting.
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BAR Association
Albert Beveridge
Putnam County Bar Association
Albert J. Beveridge
Marshall
Greencastle
Mr Beveridge
DePauw Universty
McHarry Hall
Silas A. Hays
Henry Prevo Returns From Texas Business Trip
Henry Prevo of this city visited Texas on a business trip with his father SC Prevo of Terre Haute returning home.
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Henry Prevo
Prevo
Terre Haute
Texas
Scarlet eleven completes final scrimmage for DePauw game
Crawfordsville Ind November reports final prep for DePauw at Washington Park Indianapolis. Wabash players and students anticipate the year’s big battle with cautious confidence amid a 11 0 11 all time series tie. Details on starting lineup remain undisclosed until kickoff.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
DePauw
Washington Park
Indianapolis
Scarlet
Little Giants
Wabash
Washington Field
Vaughn
Little Giant
Stasard
Cox
Goldsberry
Aul Ang
Zinc Mill to Resume Operations on Monday
The Zinc Mill, idle for weeks due to a zinc market break from English imports, will restart Monday. About 200 workers were laid off roughly three weeks ago amid the shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Big price paid for dairy farm near Linnsburg
William L. Elder of Indianapolis bought the Charles Pierce dairy farm near Linnsburg for 115000. The 230 acre property, purchased seven years ago by Carl Scott, includes timber and cattle and will have a December 1 and 11 sale for cattle and personal property. Elder, an internal revenue collector, plans to expand Holstein breeding following the transfer reported by the Crawfordsville Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
William L. Elder
Indianapolis
Charles Pierce
Linnsburg
Carl Scott
H. K. Lee
Scott
Mr. Scott
J. V. Cotta
Pierce
Charles Bane Pierce
Elder
Internal Revenue
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Voter Shortage Cited Across Counties In Brazil Times
The Brazil Times reports a large shortage in total votes cast versus registrations in the recent election. Faulty ballots and voters skipping head-ticket choices reduced totals. shortages are noted in Clay Parke and Putnam counties with figures ranging from about 700 to 2,000 votes.
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Clay County
Parke County
Putnam County
Brazil Times
Revival at Baptist Church Promises Continued Meetings
Last night's revival at the Baptist church drew good attendance with strong singing by Prof. Barkman. The congregation showed responsive spirit during an old time consecration meeting and the message titled Repentance was to be followed by further services and blessings for all attendees.
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The
Baptist Church
Prof. Barkman
Barkman
Hog and cattle market updates with price shifts reported
Indianapolis receipts show hog prices dipping 50 cents with most sold around 11.75 to 12.00. Pigs at 12.25, sows down to 11.00. About 14,000 head traded early as local buyers took 6,500. Cattle steady, calves 50 cents to 1 dollar lower, best around 15.60. Sheep and lambs steady with lambs at 10.00.
Rabbits For Sale From Times Office Pair
Dave Lewis of the Times force and Auditor Ralph Knoll of Putnam County hunt in southern Putnam today and plan to bring home a large supply of bunnies to meet demand. Those wishing to order should leave requests with Dave Lewis.
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Dave Lewis
The
Times Force
Dave
Ralph Knoll
Putnam County
Brazi! Times
Big Cattle Sale Opens With Forty Four Head Of Short Horns
Buyers see an excellent offering at the annual Short Horn sale in the Brothers Horn arena led by Mt Pleasant Iowa auctioneer William Milne. Consignors include W D Lovett Rochdale J B McCabe Son New Morton J P Wysong Greencastle FL McGaughey Russellville and Robert Blayides Roachdale. The sale opened with three heifers from C G Hill Ladoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle District
Short Horn Breeders Association
W. D. Lovett
Rochdale
J. B. McCabe & Son
Neue Morton
J. P. Wysong
Greencastle
FL Mc Gaughey
Russelville
Robert Blayides
Roachdale
Dobbs & Vestal
Ott
William “Scotty” Milne
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Short Horn
United States
J. R. Burks
Shorty
H. B. Saylor
New Market
C. G. Hill
Ladoga
Milne
S. 7 Lockridge
Mr Lockridge
William Johnson
Ft Wayne
England
Scotland
FH O. Batman
Bainbridge
Donald Webster
Russellville
Canned Goods Prices to Rise Says National Canners Chief
Walter J. Sears of Chillicothe Ohio, president of the National Canners Association, says canned goods prices will rise in coming months after a period of low prices. Standard inspection will be voluntary for this year’s output, announced at the Chicago meeting. Daily of the National Association of Canned Food and Diced Fruit Brokers notes government surplus sales had demoralized the industry and that markets are gradually absorbing stock.
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Chicago
Walter J. Sears
Chillicothe
National Canners Association
Canness
Han
National Association of Canned Food and
Western Association of Canners
Harding on Steamship Bound for Canal Zone
Senator Harding sails aboard the Paris Mina on a trip toward the canal zone for a vacation. He hoped to relax but found it hard to do nothing amid the journey and duties.
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Harding
Canal Zone
Paris
Mina
Senator Harding
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R. T. Zaring
Home Farm
James Bryan
James S Harrard
George Haag
Marion Township
Oweay Thomas
George Bicknell
Hos
Robert M Ragan
M. FE. Church
Farmers Select State President
Wabash Brigade
Rust Growers MO
Gourley
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