Local leaders visit Greencastle area and area events noted
County Superintendent John C. Vermillion visited Jackson township schools. Frank Davis of Roachdale seeks county commissioner. Rev W Henry McLean of Blooming ton and former Greencastle resident visits. Mrs LeRoy Bray of Washington visits relatives. Miss Nellie Browning accepts stenographer post at American Zinc. Infant of Mr and Mrs Roy Crawley buried at Forest Hill. Crawleys former residents. Subpoenas issued for Phoebe and John Malicoat in Mundy will probate case. Lois Arnold returns from wedding trip. at home 632 East Seminary. Mayor McGaughey in Greensburg on business. Kenneth C Hogate, DePauw 1918 grad, now Wall Street Journal editor, passes Greencastle en route to California. City fire plugs repainted in DePauw colors. W M Blanchard, DePauw dean, expected home from Indianapolis hospital. Sam and Mrs Brown buy Brackney residence on Melrose. Brackney builds new house. LaPorte Methodist assignments affect Greencastle people. W L Hargrave to North Judson. E W Strecker to Crown Point. B D Beck reappointed South Bend district superintendent.
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LaPorte
Greencastle
W. L. Hargrave
Mary Hargrave
Walnut Street
North Judson
E. W. Strecker
New Methodist
Crown Point
B. D. Beck
Locust Street
South Bend
Various Local Notes From Crawfordsville Area
A roundup of community items including visits and travel plans of Harriett Callahan and others to Memphis Akron and Waverly, a poultry culling demonstration near Roachdale, a divorce ruling in Greencastle, J C Penney staff activities, Bethany Assembly leadership in Indianapolis, Rotary speaker plans, hospital updates in Orleans and Crawfordsville, a prison escape recaptured, legal suit outcomes, new billing system at Greencastle Telephone, funeral attendance in Richmond, dining plans at the Country Club, and the death of Baron Tanaka in Tokio with ties to local figures.
Two Chickens and a Whippet Car Stolen Plot Unfolds
Two men, Charles Frank and Richard Everett, both 21 and 20, were arrested in Roachdale and held on suspicion of ownership of a car and ten mixed chickens found inside. Officers suspect stolen license plates from G. P. Gates of South Bend were placed on the Whippet, while the men claimed the birds came from Frank’s brother in law near Roachdale.
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Charles Frank
Richard Everett
Indianapolis
Sherriff
Roachdale
Alva Bryan
West
Franklin Street
Rogerdale
W. W. Johnson
Frank
Charles White
G. P. Gates
East Milton Street
South Bend
Rhode Island
Duvall seeks Supreme Court review of case
Former Indianapolis mayor John L. Duvall requests transfer of his case from the Appellate Court to the Illinois Supreme Court. Convicted of offering 11000 and three city jobs to a political boss in exchange for support, he faces 30 days in jail and a 1000 fine unless the transfer or a rehearing is granted. In Urbana, Illinois, professors attend the private funeral of Prof. George A. Goodenough with attendees from Indiana and Northwestern.
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Indianapolis
INS
Appellate Court
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
John L. Duvall
Duvall
Marion County Criminal Court
Champaign
Western Conference
George A. Goodenough
Urbana
W. J. Monkaus
Indiana
O. F. Long
Northwestern
Louis Pelzer
Towa
Livestock Markets Open Lower In Indianapolis Trade
Hogs opened 25 to 30 cents lower with later tone 35 to 50 cents down on over 260 pounds. Bulk 150 to 280 pound hogs brought 9.25 to 10.35. Cattle steers and heifers moved little with sharp declines. Sheep and lambs barely changed with lambs from 11 to 12.30.
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Indianapolis
Airmen Continue Atlantic Flight in Repeat Quest Mark
The crew continues the voyage using the Breguet monoplane Question Mark with sixty hours of fuel in the tank. This follows Costes and Bellonte recent failure in their Atlantic attempt.
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Costes
Bellonte
Atlantic
Alumni In Indianapolis Plan Dance During Old Gold Day
DePauw Alumni Association of Indianapolis hosts a dinner dance on Friday October 11 in the Travertine room at Hotel Lincoln for students in the city and state. Richard A. Shirley leads arrangements to accommodate Old Gold Day attendees.
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DePauw Alumni Association of
Indianapolis
Hotel
Lincoln
Richard A. Shirley
Indianapolis Association
Soviet Plane to Fly From Sitka to Seattle Weather Permitting
Weather permitting the Land of Soviets, a Moscow to New York airliner, will depart Sitka for Seattle today. Minor repairs were made after its arrival from Seward.
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Seattle
Sitka
Alaska
New York
Seward
Lady Hay Rides Giant Do-X Seaplane Test Flight
Lady Drummond Hay, first registered passenger for the trans Atlantic Do X flight, joins a trial flight with 60 aboard. She notes the Do X is finer and more technical than the Graf Zeppelin and powered by 6000 horsepower. The aircraft reached 12 mph with all six engines throttled. Tomorrow a second test will carry 155 passengers, the largest ever aboard.
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Friedrichshafen
Ger
INS
Drummond Hay
Hay
Limonr
Storm damages reported after blackout. Tallahassee impact noted
The Atlanta Bureau of International News Service received a call from the Tallahassee Democrat reporting great damage from a storm there. The power plant had been put out of commission.
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Atlanta
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Jackson Township
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W. Henry McLean
Bloomington
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Washington
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East Anderson Street
Kenneth Todd
Columbus
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J. C. Penney
Nellie Browning
Washington Street
American Zinc Products Company
Roy Crawley
Muncie
Forest Hill Cemetery
Crawley
Phoebe Malicoat
John D. Malicoat
Sarah M. Mundy
Lois Arnold
East Seminary Street
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Mae Mullins
Charles McGaughey
Greensburg
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DePauw
Danville
Wall Street Journal
California
Greencastle Water Works Company
DePauw University
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College of Liberal Arts
Methodist Hospital
Sam Brown
Daniel Brackney
Melrose Avenue
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Wallace Wilson
Memphis, Tenn
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Highland Street
Akron
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Davis
Edith Larue
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Dan Thompson
Floyd Miller
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Putnam
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J. C. Penney Organization
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Vandalia
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W. L. Raphael
South College Avenue
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Synod of Indiana
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Greencastle Telephone Company
Newton
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Richmond
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Chicago
Country Club
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Grace Snyder
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Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
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J. F. Gillespie
Anderson Street
W. H. McLean
Care Herald
Mt. Meridian
E. M. Hurst
Cloverdale
Mabel Snively
East
National Electical Appliance Corporation
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Commercial
Bernie Smith
West Seminary Street
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Tri Kappa
Goodrich Silvertown
Crash
Lloyd Loom
Anderson
the Herald
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Martinsville
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East Hanna Street
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Terre Haute
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W. E. Huckerude
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Putnam County
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Crescent Club
Sam Hanna
North Jackson Street
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
R. A. Ogg
South Locust Street
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Priscilla Club
Empson Walker
Elizabeth Chambers
George R. Grose
Country Reading Club
Charles Hutcheson
West Walnut Street
Triangle Club
Mary Louise Talbott
Misses Woodrum
Section One
Christian Church
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Florence Woodrum
Town
Colorado
Florence
Vicks
United States
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