1920 Cadillac 8 Stolen From Indianapolis Parking
The 1920 Model Cadillac 8 owned by Attorney S. A. Hays was stolen Friday afternoon in Indianapolis. It had been parked on Ver mont Street near Illinois and Meridian Street while Miss Lillian Hays and her mother visited the city. The car, recently painted, was in good 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 Formed In Green Castle Partnership
J. D. Reynierson, Brownsburg Indiana veteran veterinarian with 23 years in practice and 17 years in Brownsburg, joins Dr. T. A. Sigler in Green Castle forming a new firm after resigning from Government tuberculosis work. He also served with the British Army as veterinarian during the Boer War.
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J. D. Reynierson
Brownsburg
Indiana
Greencastle
T. A. Sigler
Reynierson
Patty Arbuckle Remains In Seclusion
Roscoe C. Arbuckle remained in seclusion at his brother A. C. Arbuckle's home as he faces two manslaughter charges over Virginia Rappe's death. District Attorney Brady said no further court action would occur for several days after Arbuckle was bound over for trial 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 as Fall Enrollment Reaches 2901
Enrollment at Purdue University at noon Saturday stood at 2901 for the fall term, tabulated by Registrar R. B. Stone. The count includes 2886 undergraduates and 15 graduates, with more registrations likely this week. The total exceeds last year’s comparable figure by about 75.
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Purdue University
R. B. Stone
Everal
Lafayette Journal-Courier
New Angles Emerge in Arbuckle Liquor Case
San Francisco October 1 new angles surfaced in the federal inquiry into the liquor at the Hotel St Francis party for Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle where Miss Virginia Rappe allegedly suffered fatal injuries. Robert H McCormack announced possible charges against Arbuckle for possession of intoxicating liquor potentially triggering federal grand jury action. He indicated two other men, including a prominent San Francisco business figure, were expected to be charged jointly with Arbuckle.
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San Francisco
St. Francis
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Arbucks
The
United States
Arbuckle
McCormack
Fred L O Hair Elevated To President Of Central Banks
The Central National Bank and Central Trust Co announce Robert L O Hair as Chairman of the Board and Fred L O Hair elected President of both institutions. Fred, a long time Greencastle figure, will move his family to Greencastle by November 1 and assume duties. He previously served as Assistant Cashier and Secretary, taught banking classes, and authored banking text. The board seeks to expand the banks’ size and usefulness in Greencastle and Putnam County.
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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
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'Hair Js
Court News From the Ledger on Two Property and Debt Claims
The F Bissell Company sues Virgil Grimes for 92.74 in a civil debt action. Jeremiah Blunk, via attorney W M Sutherlin, files a quiet title suit against Mastin Hunter and others seeking determination of ownership.
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F. Bissell Company
Virgil Grimes
Jeremiah Blunk
W. M. Sutherlin
Mastin Hunter
Comrades Gather for G A R Address at Presbyterian Church
G A R comrades are urged to assemble at the Commercial Hotel before 7 15 Sunday evening October 2 1921. They will then march to the Presbyterian Church where the past chaplain chief of the Grand Army of the Republic will address the congregation.
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Commercial
Jin
Presbyterian Church
Grand Army of the Republic
Farm Doctor Shot At Glass Door Near Greencastle
Dr C C Tucker was shot at a rural Greencastle farm while seeking the De Whaney home. John Wilson, a west Greencastle farmer, fired through a glass door as Tucker knocked. Tucker, unhurt, learned the target home’s location and completed the call aided by Don Huffman.
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John Wilson
C. C. Tucker
Tucker
Wilson
de Whaney
Dr. Tucker
Don Huffman
DePauw University
Presbyterian Rally Day Observed at Local Church
Rally Day takes place Sunday October 2 with graded Sunday school at 9 30 promotion of scholars, Lord s Supper at 10 40 and new member reception. Young People tea at 5 30, Christian Endeavor at 6 30, closing service at 7 30 features an address by Rev William A Bosworth former pastor in 1869 70.
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Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
William A. Bosworth
Bosworth
Teacher Truman McCammack Visits Greencastle on Business Saturday
Truman McCammack, a teacher from Russellville, traveled to Greencastle on a Saturday described as a business day, meeting local officials and observing community commerce.
New Garment Factory to Open with Dance in Greencastle
The Rosenthal Brothers open their new garment factory on North College Avenue with an October 5 dance and reception. Poncello's Symphony Orchestra will provide music as a 48 by 164 foot Rift Lawn Fir floor is unveiled. The facility is described as one of Greencastle's new and promising industries.
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Greencastle
Garment Factory
North College Avenue
Rosenthal Brothers
Poncello
Gardner Henry wedding ties Indiana couples in Capitol Avenue church
Mrs Martina A Henry and Mr Frank C Gardner of Indianapolis wed at noon last Wednesday in the Capitol Avenue M E Church parsonage with the groom's sister Amy Gardner and I R Boner as witnesses. Bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Yanka Shelbyville, wore a dark blue tricotine suit. Gardner, Indiana salesman for Detroit Stone Works, plans a short wedding trip before returning to their furnished home.
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Martina A. Henry
Frank C. Gardner
Indianapolis
J. Edward Murr
Capitol Avenue M. E
Amy Gardner
Ladoga
I. R. Boner
Martin Yanka
Shelbyville
G. W. Gardner
C. C. Hurst
Indianapolis Woman Killed at Fort Harrison
Lilian Denison 35 of 37 North East Street died after an automobile rammed a barracks porch at Fort Harrison while pursued by guards. Corporal Ivan R. Dowling, on duty, fired one shot. the bullet struck Denison as two other women in the car, Ida Ferry and Mable Dorsch, were held on vagrancy charges. Civil authorities were notified after the investigation.
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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
L. B. McAfee
Corporal Dowling
Automobile crash amid porch collision and liquor found
Mrs Denison may have swerved or lost control causing a front porch impact. A passenger, the Ferry Woman, was bruised but not seriously injured. A cache of white mule whiskey and other bottles were found as officials seized the automobile and liquor. Mrs Denison, linked to neglect charges, fled but was later captured. Edward Oliver was also arrested. cases await Juvenile court.
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Denison
Helen
Edward Oliver
Muncie
Ind
Dahlia Display Attracts Many In City
One of the most gorgeous flower displays was shown today as Eitel & Son exhibited over 150 dahlia varieties at their North Vine Street shop. Brought by National Show Gardens of Spencer Indiana, the bulbs and flowers drew local and rural visitors. C. M. Chambers, state representative, and Foster Barnes accompanied the display. The private sale of the residence once owned by the late Mrs Eliza Grantham was completed with Miss Laura Watson purchasing the property.
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Eitel & Son, Florists
North Vine Street
Eitel & Son
National Show Gardens
Spencer
Indiana
C. M. Chambers
Foster Barnes
Eliza Grantham
Laura Watson
Grantham
Church Supper Proves To Be Happy Event
More than three hundred members and friends gathered at the Christian Church for a fellowship supper in the parlors. The event featured a lavish self serve menu, dahlia decor, and remarks by members of the Woman's Union and the Flying Squadron lectures.
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The
Christian Church
Culinary Art
Woman's Union of the Church
Norma C. Brown
Oliver Wayne Sewart
Arthur F. 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 price of 1000 dollars, detailing a property conveyance. The record notes a single parcel transfer and the involved individuals, with no additional encumbrances or parties listed.
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L. E. Spillman
Otis Snyder
Russellville
Cement Baseball Team to Play Belle Union
The Indiana Portland Cement Company baseball team will face 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. Prof. F C Tilden also traveled to Terre Saturday on business.
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Cement
Belle Union
Indiana Portland Cement Company
Belle Union Nine
American Legion
Zinc Mill
Blue
Clark
Alexander
Dewey Annakin
Terre Haute
F. C. Tilden
Terre
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Cadillac
Patty” Arbuckle
Purdue
Central Bank
R. L
Court News
the Herald
Presbyterian
Truman McCammack
Russelville
Henry Gardner
FT Harrison
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