Brazil Chosen for Northwest Indiana Methodist Conference Meet
Brazil was selected as the 1922 meeting site for the Northwest Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church at the seventieth annual session in South Bend. Battle Ground was considered, but rising votes chose Brazil after debate. Reports from examiners praised young pastors on trial. DePauw University presented enrollment data. lay electoral delegates were delayed due to missing district reps. officers and district delegates were elected for the lay association representing South Bend, Lafayette, Greencastle, and Crawfordsville districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Brazil
Northwest Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Battle Ground
Lafayette
Board of Examiners
DePauw University
Greencastle
George R. Grose
Crawfordsville
Igy Association
C. O. Holmes
Gary
Willam M. Blanchard
Geoing
Joseph Brown
John W. Gardner
Frank Evans
J. H. Swander
Lay Association
J. M. Chillas
J. A. Secor
Laporte
BE. Kendrick
H. J. Becker
Hebron
J. W. Gardner
Reynolds
M.L. Fisher
West Lafayette
W. H. Shaffer
Delphi
J. J. Hunt Renssalaer
R. A. Ove
Roy M. Ross
Indianpolis
L. T. Shannon
Clinton
J. H. MacBeath
Terre Haute
W. F. Carpenter
Charles Belbarry
Attica
Charles W
Something New in Greencastle by J. E. Cash
J E Cash on the east side of the square has bought a new Ford tow truck and will sell daily fresh fruits and vegetables. He will begin his new business Tuesday morning to provide housewives with daily access to produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Cash
Mr. Cash
Wabash Defeats Purdue Eleven On Lafayette Field
Wabash triumphed over Purdue by 9 to 0 in a hard fought game at Lafayette. The visiting squad showcased a stout defense and efficient offense, dominating the line and carving out most gains while Purdue’s offense struggled to advance.
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Wabash
DePauw
Purdue
Lafayette
Purie
Interments in Forest Hill Cemetery September 1921
List of interments at Forest Hill Cemetery for September 1921 includes Eliza E Murphy 46 Tuberculosis Putnam Co Charles W Estep 10 weeks Stomach Trouble Putnam Co William J Steele 26 Accident Putnam Co Cora A Soper 51 Brights Disease City Sarah Farmer 71 Cancer Detroit Wilbur Paris Jr 4 months Pneumonia Indianapolis C F Mathes Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill Cemetery
Eliza E. Murphy
Putnam Co
Charles W. Estep
William J.steele
Cora A. Soper
City
Bright
Sarah Farmer
Detroit
Mich
Wilbur Paris, Jr
Indianapolis
C .F. Mathes
Notre Dame routs DePauw 46 to 10 in football clash
Notre Dame dominated DePauw 46 10 with 24 points in the first quarter. Mohardt scored twice and added a 70 yard interception return. Wynne and Desch broke through for long runs while Kiley and Anderson connected on key passes. DePauw’s backfield failed to gain ground as Notre Dame used multiple squads.
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South Bend
Ind
DePauw
Notre Dame
Rockne
Clarke
Eloo
Tigers
Mohardt
Kiiey
Anderson
Elise
Wynne
Desch
Eddie Anderson
Garvey
Lieb
Coughlin
Kiley
Thomas
Seyfrit
Wenkle
Ogden
Sheriff Sears Facing Damages Suit Over Rockville Incident
Rockville Tribune reports Sheriff Lawrence Sears may face a damages suit from Ray Adams, a Rockville moving picture operator, alleging forcible stop and shootings on the State Road east of Morton during a whiskey raid. Adams seeks $5,000 per count, while Sears cites minor machine damages and offers $50.
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Lawrence Sears
Ray Adams
Rockille
Roy Whitsel
Indianapolis
Minnie Fellows
Ralph Modesitt
Adams
Rockville
Sears
William H. Price Seeks County Assessor Nomination
William H. Price a Monroe Township farmer announces his candidacy for County Assessor on the Democratic ticket in the upcoming primary. He requests support from friends on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Price
Monroe Township
Herald
Price
Cadillac Eight Touring Stolen, Recovered by Indianapolis Police
Attorney S. A. Hays received a message from Indianapolis police on Sunday stating that his Cadillac Eight Touring car stolen from Vermont street in Indianapolis last Friday afternoon has been recovered. Mr. Hays and Miss Lillian Hays traveled to Indianapolis Monday morning to retrieve the vehicle.
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S. A. Hays
Indianapolis
Vermont Street
Iinois
Meridian Streets
Hays
Lillian Hays
Horse and buggy stolen near Fern reported
A horse and buggy belonging to Bryant Wright near Fern were stolen from the Ran del Garage side where tied early Saturday evening. The ice was found near Putnamville Sunday noon. The buggy was overturned and the horse seemed driven hard.
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Bryant Wright
Fern
Randel
Putnamville
Hurst & Company Store Robbery Reported
Robbers entered the Hurst and Company Store on North Jackson Street late Sunday night and stole ten sides of bacon and two pairs of men’s work shoes. Entry method unclear but suspected from the roof to a basement door. morning find showed upstairs lights out, basement light burning.
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Hurst & Company
North Jackson Street
Citiz ens Back Ku Klux Klan Body in Texas
In Waco on October 2 County Attorney F B Tierey refused to file complaints against Sheriff Bob Buchannan and Deputy Burton over last night’s Lorena clash between parading Ku Klux Klan members and a sheriff s posse that left ten wounded possibly fatally. The grand jury will investigate and no action will be taken before its action. Lorena citizens denounced the sheriff for provoking a riot and called for accountability while defending the Klan parade as lawful and orderly with two paraders unmasked.
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Waco
Texas
F. B. Tierey
Lorena
Bob Buchannan
Burton
Knights
J. D. Willis
Ku Klux Klan
Buchanan
Wood
Local clash as masked klansmen parade ends in sheriff’s wounding
A confrontation in Lorena between Sheriff Buchanan and robed klansmen escalated into a melee. The sheriff and deputy were attacked while attempting to unmask participants, with Buchanan shot and several bystanders injured. One klansman was killed later that day. Funeral services were scheduled for George Wheat and infant Robert Onderdonk, both in Forest Hill Cemetery.
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Buchanan
Burton
Suit Seeks 5000 Damages After Green Castle Crash
William O. Fulford sues Leon Austin for 5000 dollars claiming Austin drove at 35 mph in a 25 mph zone and was on the wrong side when his machine collided with William Sutton’s vehicle on September 1 near the Crawfordsville road south of the water works pumping station. FulfordBreaks hip and other injuries left him bedbound for four weeks with 200 dollars in medical costs and permanent injury.
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Leon Austin
Greencastle
William Sutton
William O. Fulford
Austin
Putnam Circuit
Wulford
Fulford
Austin Farm
Crawfordsville Road
Water Works
Sutton
James & Allee
High School Notes and Local Activities Highlight Start of Year
Coach Gilbert D. Rhea schedules 7:00 practice for basketball candidates as three weeks remain until the opening game with Ligton. Weekly chapel services begin tomorrow and Riley hospital observances explained then. Several students have colds at school start. The Baptist Woman's Missionary Society meets Tuesday at 2 20 in the basement parlor. Cloyd Cook and friends visited Turkey Run and Shades Sunday. Mrs Sherman Grubb visits Indianapolis son Albert in hospital. Albert is overseas veteran suffering aftereffects. Maude Snyder visits Indianapolis Art School daughter Helen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert D. Rhea
Rhea
Ligton
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Cloyd Cook
Alonzo Cook
Turkey Run
Friends
Sherman Grubb
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Albert
Maude Snyder
Wacoh Street
Helen
Real Estate Transfers In Various Townships
Land trades involve Lonnie L. Clodfelter to Fred L. Belles for a Russellville lot at 2000 dollars. Guy Martin to Russell Martin parcels in Cloverdale Township for 1 dollar. Warren Township lands pass from Ernest P. Wright to Joseph B. Wright for 1 dollar. Clinton township deeds show 38 acres to Arthur Garrett from Sarah A. Thomas for 1200 dollars. Madison Township nets 86 acres to Guy Timmons and Ida Timmons for 2000 dollars. Clinton township transfers include Arthur E. Garrett to William Ericks for 700 dollars. Washington Township transfers Walter L. McGauchey to Wm. M. Sutherlin for 1900 dollars. Greencastle lot goes from A. R. Hurst to Maggie D. Adams for 4500 dollars. Adams returns 30 acres in Jefferson Township to A. R. Hurst for 1 dollar.
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Lonnie L. Clodfelter
Fred L. Belles
Russellville
Guy Martin
Russell Martin
Cloverdale Township
Ernest P. Wright
Joseph B. Wright
Warren Township
Sarah A. Thomas
Arthur Garrett
Clinton Township
Guy Timmons
Ida Timmons
Madison Township
Arthur E. Garrett
William Ericks
Walter L. McGauchey
Wm. M. Sutherlin
Washington Township
A. R. Hurst
Maggie D. Adams
Greencastle
Jefferson Township
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Allison
Mattoon, Tlls
Orre Christie
Christie
George, Jr
SCURE
Notre Dame Machine
Clark
Glenn Lyons
Business Today
Glenn Brown
Powell Shaw
Anee Larr H. Anderson
Dick Larsen
Seewe Owden Yager
Rieht
Senfro Kiley
Eednee Lauer Wilson Thomas
Mohardtebaere
Hale See
Clark Coughlin
Stutz
Adams _ Wynne
Rockville Tribune
WM. H. Price
the Herald
Citzens
America
Atorney
Sheriff Halts
Bob Buchanan
Lewis Crow
Carl Wt
Will Layson
Ed. Johnson
Julien Milier
George Wheat
Todd Wagner
South Indiana Stree
Baptist Colored M. E. Church
Rev
Franklin
Robert Douglas Onderdonk
Stanley Onderdonk
Limedale
Raphael
Putnam County
James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Hospital
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