Preparatory services and community notices fill Greencastle schedule
Local listings report an evening preparatory service at the Presbyterian church at 7:30. News notes include sales of a Buick sedan to Dr C Howard Taylor, birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Tobin, Lambda Chi Alpha pledges for Frank Ogles and William Finn, and various Drouth era community updates.
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Moffett Buick Agency
C. Howard Taylor
Methodist Church
James Tobin
Frank Ogles
William Finn
Greencastle
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
DePauw University
Tributes Highlight German Foreign Minister’s Peace Role
Following post-war reconstruction efforts in Europe, officials flood the embassy with regrets and condolences while praising the German Foreign Minister for his pivotal part in reestablishing European peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Mabel Normand Near Death in California Hospital
Mabel Normand a former film comedienne remains critically ill with pneumonia at a private Monrovia hospital. Doctor Francis M. Pottenger said she has only a slender chance for life as she battles pneumonia after months of tuberculosis. Lew Cody, her husband, also ill but has recovered enough to return to work at his studio.
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Monrovia
Cal
Mabel Normand
Comedienne
Francis M. Pottenger
Miss Normand
Lew Cody
Shot at Terre Haute Police: man dies after holdup attempt
Bayliss Ellis aged 43 of Paris Illinois was killed in Terre Haute after resisting two bandits who attempted a hold up as he parked his car behind his home. He died at Paris Hospital from a chest wound early today. The incident occurred last night near his residence.
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Dent Arnold
Ralph Arnold
Stilesville
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Mr. Arnold
Arnold
Josephine Cancilla
Terre Haute
Bayliss Ellis
Paris
Here
Paris Hospital
Five Killed in East Crossing Tragedy
Five young men from Worcester were killed at a grade crossing in Warren New Hampshire during a heavy rain storm when their sedan was struck by the Boston and Maine Red Wing passenger train en route from Boston to Montreal. The dead include Ernest Anderson Hugh Tucker Joseph Leclere William E Johnson and Paul Baldwin.
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Boston
Montreal
William E. Johnson
Gorcus
Evergreen
Ala
Paul Baldwin
Barton
Warren
Worcester
St. Johnsbury
Power Company
Prohi Watchdog Formed To Defend Volstead Act
Washington reports a new prohibition watchdog named the cooperative committee for prohibition enforcement was organized at the capitol to defend Volsteadism and coordinate anti modification efforts. P. H. Callahan of Louisville is its active director, with major reform and church groups backing the effort including the Anti Saloon League W C T U and several Methodist bodies.
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Washington
INS
Capitol
Cooperative Committee For Prohibition Enforcement
P. H. Callahan
Louisville
Anti-Saloon League
Methodist Board of Temperance and Social Service
Methodist Board of Prohibition, Temperance and Public Morals
Dry Movement
James Canenor, Jr
Ella A. Boole
F. Scott McBride
Thomas Nicholson
Wm. F. McDowell
E. C. Dinwiddie
A. J. Barton
Deets Pickett
Glass Break Triggers Booby Trap Burglar Capture
Indianapol is Ind Oct 3 The breaking of glass by Louis Fendler 29 entering a window of the Richman Clothing store triggered a burglar alarm and led to his capture while hiding behind a clothing rack He was jailed on burglary and entering a house to commit a felony chargesIN
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Indianapolas
Ind
Louis Fendler
Richman Clothing
Fendler
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report Oct 3 Market shifts at sale
On today's market from 160 lbs up, prices rose 25c, heavier weights up 50c. Bulk 150-280 lbs sold $9.75 to $10.60. Cattle little changed. some beef steers $10 to $13. Wealers steady at $15.50. Lambs strong. bulk $11 to $12.50.
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Indianapolis
Militiamen Quench Fire of Strikers in Marion Riot
In Marion South Carolina October 3 1919 state militiamen drew bayonets to quell a strike riot that left three dead and 17 injured. Infantry from Salisbury patrolled the mill village through the night and were joined by troops from Winston Salem at dawn to form a cordon around the mill gates.
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Marion
S. C
Salisbury
Winston-Salem
Women's Mission Society Announces Officers and 1930-31 Plans
Mt Olive Home and Foreign Missionary Society lists officers led by President Mrs George Baldwin and Vice President Mrs Andrew Sweeney. A long program schedule follows with months from October to September detailing hostesses, devotions, text books, demonstrations and topics such as The Olive Branch, Why Foreign Missions and The Unfinished Task. Members include Mrs C E Stoner Mrs Algan Moore Mrs Raymond Baldwin and others.
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Mt. Olive Home and Foreign Missionary Society
George Baldwin
Andrew Sweeney
C. E. Stoner
Algan Moore
Raymond Baldwin
Jerusalem
the Apostolic Church
Foreign Missions
Edward Schulz
John Cox
Katherine Steeg
E. KE. Green
Bonka
Balkan
Vernon Shirley
J. D. Mick
Latta Bennett
Europe
E. E. Green
Marcellus Crousore
Robert Sweeney
Albert Moore
Africa
Layman Hepler
Voice of
Tilden McNeff
O. W. Bales
China
India
Lloyd Houck
Orson Shirley
Mayid
T. W. Bales
Jonathan Houck
Albert Stoner
Clara Mel’herson
David Houck
James E
Albert Landes
Mercellus Crousure
June Friend
Home Department
James E. Houck
Delta Tau Fraternity
Business and Professional Women's Club
Helen Black
Hannah Hardacre
The
Elks Club
Methodist Church
R. A. Ogg
Mary Slessor
Courtney
Martha Ridpath P T A Meeting Set Friday Afternoon
The Martha Ridpath School Parent Teachers Association will hold a meeting Friday afternoon at 2 50 o clock in the school building.
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Second Ward
Parent-Teacher Association
W. Otis
Vernon Lytle
Frank Donner
Delta Zeta Circle
Chapter House
East
Washington Street
Martha Ridpath
Man charged with first degree murder after wife killed near North Platte
George St Clair, 22, confessed to killing his wife who was about to become a mother and burying her body in a shallow grave near North Platte Nebraska. First degree murder charges were filed today.
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North Platte, Neb
George St Clair
Wif
Kansas City Blues Lead Series After Tight Win
The Little World Series opens in Kansas City with the Blues favored to win as Rochester and Kansas City split in a four to three extra inning thriller yesterday. The clubs are evenly matched and set for an to be continued showdown this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Blues
Rochester Red Wings
Blues
Nicholson Improves in Pneumonia Fight Doctors Say
Professor Alberto A. Nicholson, a world authority on the speed of light, has improved but remains ill with pneumonia. His physicians announced the ongoing treatment and that his condition remains serious but stable.
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Chicago
UNIS
Alberto A. Nicholson
Fis
Pneumon
Local residents share visits and farm moves in a small community
The report notes Charles Rowe moving to the Ollie Robbins farm and multiple family visits. Mr and Mrs William Pved on friends in this news Thursday afternoon. Several from the vicinity attended the Fall Festival at Crawfordsville the last part of the week.
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Charles Rowe
Ollie Robbins
William
Lowe
Clark Wilson
Ellattia Wilson
Nellie Watson
Carpetersville
Henry Barker
Lester Wilson
Ci Wilson
Crawfordsville
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H. B. Walls
Jessie Pitts
Florence Sutherlin
Brazil
Central Indiana Telephone Companies
Wilbur Paris
Wabash Valley Electric Company
Hirt Electric Company
William Stiles
J. W. Crane
Linnville
Deer Creek Church
John W. Houck
David
Rich Hill
Charles Webster
Indiana Street
Mr. Houck
Webster
Harry Wells
Mr. Wells
Gerald Mason
Coleman Hospital
George Hathaway
Los Angeles
Henry Butler
Rockville
Margie Joyce McGill
Lewis McGill
South College Avenue
Lewis Jr
Indiana
Casimer Pulaski
Savanah
United States
Herbert Hoover
Paul Moore
Agnes T. King
Clarence King
Putnam
John Carmack
W. M. McGaughey
Herman Fisher
DePauw
Cloverdale Building Loan Fund and Savings Association
Putnam Circuit
Emory Michael
Hazel Michael
David Sullivan
Goldie Sullivan
Michaels
Sullivans
State Fire Marshal's Office
Bascom O'Hair
O’hair
Madomanor’ Suiso
Cesare Rossi
Mussolini
Cester
Hugh Tucker
Foreman
Waco
Texas
Joseph Leclere
Brooklyn
PROHI
Glass
L. D. Snider
Vine Street
Greencastle, Ind
Marion Mill
Indiana Loan Co
E. Wash. St. Thone
Chevrolet
Ford Tudor
N. Jackson St
East Seminary Street
C. J. Arnold
Herald Office
J. F. Gillespie
Goodrich Silvertown
Crash
Fern School
Anderson Street
W. H. McLean
Care Herald
Shropshire Rams
McKerrow and
Buttar
Viola Denny
Greencastle, R. 3
Indianapolis Times
EF. E. Green
Miss Hill
Thelma Hill
the Joes
Granada
Hannah Gough
Miriam Peek
Betty Pence
Gretchen Randall
Leota Mullins
Delta Theta Tau
Hanna
Sam Hanna
North Jackson Street
Tri Psi Sorority
West
Milo West
East Walnut Street
Country Club
Mary Kennedy
Kennedy
Eastern Star
Retha Webb
Claude Webb
Ott Webb
Eastern Star Lodge
Crescent Club
Samuel T. Hanna
Fay Hamilton
P.M. S
Ae ‘Oasis
J. F. Cannon & CO
Joseph Askins
Lima, Ohio
Nicholson
South West J
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