Stolen 1920 Cadillac 8 Belongs To Attorney S A Hays
A 1920 Model Cadillac 8 owned by Attorney S A Hays was stolen in Indianapolis Friday afternoon. The car parked on Ver Mont Street between Illinois and Meridian Street was taken while Miss Lillian Hays and her mother Mrs F A Arnold had spent the day in the city. They returned about 3 PM to find the vehicle missing. The car, freshly painted this year, was in fine mechanical condition and insured for $4,000.
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Vermont Street
Illinois
Meridian
Indianapolis
Lillian
City
S. A. Hays
Meridian Street
Lillian Hays
F. A. Arnold
R. L. O’hair
Hays
New Veterinary Firm Established Here
J. D. Reynierson of Brownsburg Indiana a longtime practicing veterinarian joins Green castle to form a partnership with Dr. T. A. Sigler. Reynierson brings 23 years in practice including 17 years in Brownsburg and recent government tuberculosis work plus service with the British Army as a veterinarian in the Boer War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Reynierson
Brownsburg
Indiana
Greencastle
T. A. Sigler
Reynierson
Government
Fatty Arbuckle Remains in Seclusion
Roscoe C Arbuckle, facing two manslaughter charges in the Virginia Rappe death, stayed in seclusion today likely at his brother A C Arbuckle's home. District Attorney Brady said no further court moves would be made for several days on the murder charge after Arbuckle was bound over for trial yesterday following a police court hearing.
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San Francisco
Calif
Roscoe C. Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
A. C. Arbuckle
Brady
Arbuckle
Purdue shows gain enrollment figure at fall term
Purdue University enrollment at noon Saturday stood at 2901, with 2886 undergraduates and 15 graduates, per Registrar R B Stone. More students are expected this week, including late graduate entrants, pushing the total toward 2950, about 75 higher than the same point last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
R. B. Stone
Lafayette Journal-Courier
Arbuckle Liquor Case Expands With New Angles
San Francisco October 1 New angles in the federal inquiry into the liquor at the Hotel St Francis party given by Roscoe C Fatty Arbuckle in which Virginia Rappe was fatally injured were discussed. Robt H McCormack federal assistant to the attorney general said he would soon file a complaint against Arbuckle for unlawfully possessing intoxicating liquor. Speculation grew about two other men to be charged jointly with Arbuckle including a prominent San Francisco business figure who attended the party.
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San Francisco
St. Francis
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Rappe
Robert H. McCormack
United States
McCormack
Arbuckle
O Hair Family Leads Green Castle Bank Merger Move
Robert L. O Hair becomes Chairman of the Board of Central National Bank and Central Trust Co. Fred L. O Hair is elected President of both institutions. After 35 years of service R L O Hair steps back from routine duties but remains active as chairman. Fred O Hair returns from New York to assume duties November 1.
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RE. L
Central National Bank
The
Central Trust Co
Robert L. O’hair
Fred L. O’hair
National City Bank of New York
R. L. O'Hair
O’hair
Messers O'Hair
Randel
Fred L. O'Hair
New York
Greencastle
Fred O'Hair
Putnam County
Central National Bark
Trust Co
Indiana
Indianapolis
New York City
American Institute of Banking
Columbia University
R. L. O’haire
Court actions filed in two cases seek money and title relief
The F. Bissell Company sues Virgil Grimes for 92.74 on account. Jeremiah Blunk, represented by W. M. Sutherlin, files quiet title suit against Mastin Hunter et al.
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F. Bissell Company
Virgil Grimes
Jeremiah Blunk
W. M. Sutherlin
Mastin Hunter
Comrades to Gather at Church Address by G A R Leader
Comrades of the G A R are to assemble at the Commercial Hotel by 7 15 Sunday evening October 2 1921 and march to the Presbyterian Church for an address by the past chaplain sir chief of the Grand Army of the Republic to the congregation.
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Commercial
Jin
Presbyterian Church
Grand Army of the Republic
Dr Tucker shot at through glass door by reckless farmer
John Wilson West of town fires at Dr C C Tucker who sought the De Whaney home. Glass fragments strike the physician who falls as he knocks for directions. Tucker defends himself, learns the target home later and completes the visit with patient. Don Huffman, DePauw student, was present.
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Greencastle
John Wilson
C. C. Tucker
Tucker
Dr. Tucker
Wilson
de Whaney
Don Huffman
DePauw University
Presbyterian Rally Day Observed at Local Church
The Presbyterian Church marks Rally Day on Sunday October 2 with services at 9:30 Sunday school annual scholars promotion at 9:30, Lord's Supper at 10:40 and new members received as well. Tea at 5:30 followed by Christian Endeavor at 6:30 and a 7:30 closing service featuring Rev William A Bosworth former pastor in 1869-70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
William A. Bosworth
Bosworth
Truman McCammack Visits Greencastle on School Business
Truman McCammack, a teacher at Russellville, was in Greencastle on Saturday for professional business.
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Truman McCammack
Russelville
Greencastle
New Garment Factory Opens with Dance on Oct 5
The Rosenthal Brothers’ New Garment Factory on North College Avenue will dedicate its opening Wednesday evening October 5 with a dance and reception. Poncello's Symphony Orchestra will provide the music. A new smooth floor 48 by 164 feet of Rift Lawn Fir will be installed. The plant is described as one of Greencastle's promising new industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Garment Factory
North College Avenue
Rosenthal Brothers
Poncello
Gardner-Henry marriage in Indianapolis ceremony
Mrs Martina A Henry and Frank Gardner were wed last Wednesday at noon in the Cap I Avenue M E Church parsonage with only groom’s sister Amy Gardner and I R Boner present. Bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Yanka Shelbyville, groom son of Mr and Mrs Scott Gardner Ladoga. Gardner works as Indiana salesman for Detroit Stone Works. couple to live in Detroit after brief wedding trip.
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Martina A. Henry
Frank ©. Gardner
Indianapolis
J. Edward Murr
Capitol Avenue M. FE
Amy Gardner
Ladoga
I. R. Boner
Martin Yanka
Shelbyville
G. W. Gardner
C. C. Hurst
Indiana Fort Harrison Shooting Kills Woman During Pursuit
Lillian Denison, 35, of 37 North East Street, allegedly selling whiskey at Fort Harrison, was fatally shot when Corporal Ivan Dowling fired on her speeding car as she fled guards. Ida Ferry and Mable Dorsich, both from East Street, detained on vagrancy charges. Dowling held for probe. Civil authorities notified after military inquiry.
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Indianapolis
Lillian Denison
North East Street
Fort Harrison
Ida Ferry
Mable Doriseh
East Street
Ivan R. Dowling
40Th Infantry
Dowling
George R. Christian
Sergi. Johnson
Duncan
Christian
Dorsch
Ferry
Corporal Dowling
Woman in vehicle crash tied to whiskey and neglect case
A car crashed into a porch after a disputed gunfire incident. Mrs Denison and a passenger were injured with liquor found in the wreck. Police seized the auto and liquor while arresting Denison on neglect charges. Edward Oliver faced related juvenile-court charges as officers investigated the scene.
Dahlia Display Attracts Many In City Showcase
One of the most gorgeous displays of blooming flowers was held today at Eitel & Son on North Vine Street featuring over 150 dahlia varieties brought by the National Show Gardens of Spencer Indiana. Spectators from the city and countryside viewed the exhibition as C. M. Chambers and Foster Barnes attended. The Grantham residence lot was sold today in a private sale to Laura Watson, daughter of the late Mrs Eliza Grantham.
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Eitel & Son, Florists
North Vine Street
Eitel & Son
National Show Gardens
Spencer
Indiana
Eliza Grantham
Laura Watson
Grantham
Church Supper Proves To Be Happy Event
More than three hundred members friends and guests gathered at the Christian Church for a fellowship and getting acquainted supper. Tables brimming with fried chicken veal loaf salads and desserts impressed guests as the Ladies of the Woman's Union organized serving in cafeteria style. Speakers performers and a toast by Mrs. James L. Randel highlighted the evening. Dahlias decorated the parlors as the union outlined plans for future family suppers.
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The
Christian Church
Culinary Art
Woman's Union of the Church
Norma C. Brown
Oliver Wayne Sewart
Arthur FE. Whitney
Flying Squadron
Pearl Wright
Wright
Ralph C. Sloane
Woman's Union
James L. Randel
Charles Merkel
Real estate transfer from Spillman to Snyder in Russellville
L. E. Spillman transfers a lot in Russellville to Otis Snyder for a payment of 1000 dollars, recording the real estate transfer in the local property records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Spillman
Otis Snyder
Russellville
Cement Baseball Team to Play Belle Union
The Indiana Portland Cement Company baseball team will meet Belle Union at American Legion Park near the Zinc Mill Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Belle Union batteries are Blue and Blue, Cement Team batteries are Clark and Alexander. A good clean game is anticipated. Dewey Annakin visited Terre Haute for the weekend while Prof. F C Tilden also traveled there on business.
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Indiana
Portland Cement Company
Belle Union
American Legion
Zinc Mill
Blue
Clark
Alexander
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Hays
Fatty” Arbuckle
Purdue
Court News
the Herald
Presbyterian
Henry Gardner
FT Harrison
L. B. McAfee
Denison
Helen
C. M. Chambers
Foster Barnes
Cement
Dewey Annakin
Terre Haute
F. C. Tilden
Terre
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