Weight of Bank Vault Door 22 Tons
A historic vault upgrade at the Central Bank features a 22 ton door and 8% ton lining. The Mosler Safe Company built the structure with a 72 hour time lock and anti-dynamiting device. The vault includes lead cables, fusable metal alarms, and a new 200 box safe deposit expansion. The remodeled bank offices will open with enhanced security and customer access on Jackson Street.
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Raffles
Central Bank
Mosler Safe Company
Federal Reserve Bank
Bank and Trust Company
Jackson Street
Indianapolis
Papaws Abundant In Putnam County As Harvest Grows
Auto owners and hunters report unusually plentiful papaws or Hoosier bananas in woods near Putnam County Indiana. Observers say collections surpass recent years and experts claim recipes show papaws make a fine dish when properly cooked.
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Indiana
Putnam County
Coal oil flash burns Mrs. Stevens at DePauw scene
Mrs. Albert Stevens, 21, living at 507 South Jackson, suffered severe burns when coal oil tossed on live coals exploded. Two university students on the McAlinden street porch helped remove burning clothing before neighbors helped, and Dr. C. C. Tucker treated her. The injuries may be fatal.
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DePauw University
Albert Stevens
South Jackson Street
Stevens
Vault Door Too Heavy for Jackson Street Hauling
Unloaded at Monon station the 18 ton vault door for Central National bank could not be hauled up Jackson street as its weight cut into the street. The door was moved back to the station and rerouted to Madison street where solid macadam allowed movement. A large motor truck powered the haul on a special trailer.
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Monon
Central National Bank
Jackson Street
Madison Street
Abundant Small Game Boosts Indiana Hunters This Season
Indiana reports a bountiful small game and game bird season with quail especially plentiful. George N. Mannfeld of the state conservation department notes mild winters productive seasons and public cooperation as key factors. Officers arrested 172 violators in the past month with 168 convicted and fined 3155.10. A southern Indiana crew made 15 netting convictions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
George N. Mannfeld
Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
Fish and Game
Mannfeld
Conservation Department
Local Produce Quotations From Friday Dealers
Local produce dealers quote prices for heavy hens light hens springers roosters eggs cream ducks and geese with figures ranging from 10 to 40 cents per unit for Friday trading. Prices shown include 20 to 40 cents for various poultry products and eggs among items listed.
Indiana coach calls DePauw game not a second string tussle
Bloomington Ind Oct 4 Navy Bill Ingram Indiana University head football coach dismissed rumors he would field a second string against DePauw next Saturday. He said Indiana must bring its best team and that injuries to first string players have forced more use of substitutes while he works to smooth rough edges.
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Ind
Navy
Bill Ingram
Indiana University
Indiana
Ingram
Crimson
DePauw
Governor commutes life sentence for Hanneman case
Through the efforts of Mrs. Margaret Hanneman of Green Castle the life sentence of Arthur Hanneman for criminal assault in the Putnam Circuit Court was commuted to five years by Governor Warren T. McCray on the pardons board recommendation. Hanneman, 17 at sentencing on September 12, 1918, has served five years in Michigan City prison and may be released once papers read. Judge James P. Hughes and prosecutor C. C. Gillen supported clemency, aided by Green Castle residents. Adolph Seidensticker noted the pardon board’s thorough review found the act hasty and that the crime may have been less serious than charged.
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BOARD
Hughes
AL. C. Gillen
Margaret Hanneman
Greencastle
Arthur Hanneman
Putnam
Warren T. McCray
State Board of Pardons
Young Hanneman
Michigan City
Fogarty
James P. Hughes
C. C. Gillen
Pardon Board
Adolph Seidensticker
Limestone program offers discounted limestone for Morgan County farms
Special arrangements with Midwest Stone Company of Greencastle led by E B Taylor provide a 50 cent per ton discount to farmers in the north and west Morgan County who order limestone through the County Agents office between now and January 1. The deal aims to test limestone on a trial patch on the farm.
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Midwest Stone Company
Greencastle
E. B. Taylor
Morgan County
Couny
Bainbridge High School Fund Drive Totals Published
Bainbridge High School notes report a four day town canvas to raise subscriptions for the Country Gentleman. The "Muggies" girls led by Madonna Tustison and Lucille Darnall raised 5 while the "Jiggs" boys led by Archie Chadd and James Edwards collected 85, with top sellers William Buge and Margretta O'Hair highlighted. Proceeds fund a Program clock for the school.
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Bainbridge
Archie Chadd
James Edwards
Madonna Tustison
Lucille Darnall
Wiliam Buge
Margretta O’hair
Conklin
Harrison Sibbitt
Osborne Dickson
Edward Early
Glenn Gibson
Fred Hubbard
Maurice Huuman
Orville Hale
Carl Lewis
Charles Shea
Keith O’hair
Pearl Roessine
James C. Smith
Lawrence McKiehan
Martha Batman
Mar-jorie Sands
Lola Gowen
Viola Lurber
B. H
William Bugg
Frank R. Edwards
Lucille Shea
Glenn Hoovermale
Pruitt
Former lawyer Marsh Willis living hermit life in Iowa ravine
Marsh Willis, a 79 year old former Indiana lawyer and Greencastle newspaper man, is described as living as a hermit in a dirt-covered hut carved into a Iowa ravine. He sustains himself with a tobacco patch, bees, a garden, and a few dogs while trading fur on a trap line for cash. He speaks of contentment and no regrets about leaving civilization.
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Marsh Willis
Greencastle
Ravine
Council Bluffs
Ind
Iowa
Willis
Indiana
Putnam County
Marsh
Greencastle Court House
Towa
Tam
Smith and Moreland Journey to Flint for Chevrolet Cars
Leo Smith and Harve Moreland left Crawfordsville Tuesday afternoon for Flint Michigan to bring back two Chevrolet cars. Smith recently arranged to handle Chevrolet in connection with his Studebaker and Cadillac business. He formerly owned a garage in Roachdale and now runs the Studebaker Garage in Crawfordsville.
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Leo Smith
Harve Moreland
Crawfordsville
Flint
Michigan
Chevrolet
Mr. Smith
Studebaker
Cadillac
Smith
Roachdale
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