Local Church Choir Seeks Attendance. Ill Neighbor Noted
The Christian church choir meets tonight at 7 30 at the church. Mrs A M Hodges of Belle Union is reported seriously ill at home. Miss Mary Torr of Connersville visits Mr and Mrs J H Pitchford and family this weekend. The Woman's Relief Corps meets at 7 for practice. All urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hodges
Belle Tnion
Mary Torr
Connersville
J. H. Pitchford
Woman's Relief Corps
Ex-Congressman Herrick Sentenced in Liquor Case
Ex Congressman Manuel T. Herrick of Oklahoma received six months in prison after being found guilty of unlawfully engaging in liquor manufacture. Arrested in St. Marys County Maryland while stoking a still, he claimed he acted as a Prohibition Bureau informer, a claim not confirmed by officials. Two helpers, William F. Airy and Pius Ennels, received three months. Federal Judge Morris A. Soper imposed the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
INS
Manuel T. Herrick
Oklahoma
Herrick
St. Mary’s County
Maryland
Wm. F. Airy
Pius Ennels
Prohibition Bureau
Washington
Morris A. Soper
Young girl foils bank robbery in Brooklyn
An 11 year old girl thwarted a bank raid at the National City Bank branch at Fifth Avenue and 54th Street Brooklyn by entering to deposit $51 for her mother and spotting robbers cuffing staff. She fled to the street alarmed and the criminals fled without loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National City Bank
Fifth Avenues
54Th Street
Brooklyn
Mimi Sarenetti
Germany to Have Temporary Dictator
German minister Gottfried Treviranus announces the government will push financial reforms via a dictatorship. Chancellor von Brüning’s attempts to secure cross faction cooperation are reported as fruitless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Gottfried Treviranus
von Bruening
Cloverdale Methodist Sunday School Elected Officers
Cloverdale Methodist Sunday School names officers for the coming year led by Superintendent Lee Walters and Assistant Superintendent James Sipple. Emily Orrell serves as Secretary with Donald Hamilton as Assistant Secretary and Undine Lockett as Treasurer. Pianist Evelyn Muir and Assistant Pianist Beryl Douglas are listed along with Chorister John O NeaL and Assistant Chorister Hailie Sipple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale
Lee Walters
James Sipple
Ethel Orrell
Donald Hamilton
Undine Lockett
Treas
Naomie Morrison
Evelyn Muir
Beryl Douglas
John O'Neal
Hailie Sipple
Earlham Homecoming Tilt With DePauw Saturday
Earlham coach M. O. Ross leads a crippled Quakers team into the homecoming game against DePauw Tigers Saturday at 2 30. Captain Felix breaks an arm last week against Rose Poly, Lloyd is out with a knee injury, and DePauw’s fast, hard hitting squad seeks long gains via the pass while Earlham shifts to line plays to compensate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Earlham
M. O. Ross
DePauw “Tigers
Felix
Signal Barker
Quakers
Rose Poly
Terre Haute
Lloyd
DePauw
Eartham Boys
Farlham
Indiana Parks Gain New State Park The Mounds
Madison county presented The Mounds to Governor Harry G. Leslie for the state park system. The tract is valued at 300000 dollars with timber valued at 25000 dollars, while the state price paid was 80000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Indiana
Madison County
Harry G. Leslie
Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis
Hogs 600, 225 holdovers, mostly 20 cents lower with price ranges across weights. Cattle 500, calves 650, demand softer though many classes steady. sheep 1700 with lambs down 25 to 50 cents. grosses show broad price spread and adjustments for trims and cutters.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mule slings farmer through barn door in Indiana
Indiana briefs report Andrew Parmalee, a farmer, knocked unconscious after a mule kicked him through a barn door. Parmalee was recovering. In Indianapolis, Private Earl Martin of Stearns Kentucky, missing from Fort Benjamin Harrison, is reported shot dead in a Cincinnati filling station holdup. suspect Charles Stanton of Union City is in custody after police killed Martin. In Lafayette, Constable Harry Kendall, 75, is missing since October 2, feared dead, last seen toward the Wabash River.
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Edinburg
Ind
Andrew Parmallee
Parmalee
Indianapolis
INS
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Here
Cincinnati
Ohio
Earl Martin
Stearns
U. S. Infantry
Martin
Charles Stanton
Union City
Adjutant’s
Fort Benjammin Harrison
Harry Holtman
Lafayette
Harry Kendall
Office of Justice of Peace
James H. Porter
Kendall
Wabash River
Will of Greencastle Civic Reformer Set Aside
Judge James P. Hughes of the Putnam circuit court this morning set aside the will of D. B. Johnson a noted civic reformer of Greencastle. Mrs. Carrie Johnson sues in the case against their son Jesse Paul Johnson and others claiming Johnson was of unsound mind when the will was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Hughes
Putnam Circuit Court
D. B. Johnson
Greencastle
Carrie Johnson
Jesse Paul Johnson
Cloverdale Greys to Close Baseball Season Sunday
The Cloverdale Greys meet the Indianapolis Black Sox at Morrison Park Diamond to cap the season. The Black Sox, a top colored team in the state, hold one win over Cloverdale this season, while Cloverdale won their last matchup behind Rawlings. Rawlings is slated to start Sunday with Ding Harlan in reserve.
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Cloverdale Greys
Indianapolis Black Sox
Morrison Park
Cloverdale
Black Sox
Rawlings
Moundsman
Indianapolis Boys
Ding” Harlan
Reeerve
Taxation burden debate at Hagerstown rally
Hon Albert Stump spoke at a Democratic rally in Hagerstown claiming Indiana property values have fallen by 67100000 in ten years while taxes collected rose by 38000000, a 32 percent increase, urging a party shift to curb fiscal strain and avoid state bankruptcy. He cited Governor's Yearbook data and urged nonpartisan unity to restore confidence in government.
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Indiana
Albert Stump
Hagerstown
Classified Want Ads Show Rentals Sales Around Town
Various offerings include modern apartments and houses for rent near the square and University, a two room apartment, and a four room unit with heat and water. Sale items list winter apples, cider, 17 acres for trade, and assorted household goods. Public livestock sale on Oct 15, 1950 near Belle Union with address details and sale host Floris McCammack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Union
Ind
Floris McCammack
D A R Officers Elected In Richmond State Meet
Mrs. Truman G. Yuncker was elected state treasurer of the D A R at the closing session in Richmond. Mrs. Roscoe C. O Bryne of Rockville was elected state regent, opposing Mrs. Wilbur Johnson of Indianapolis. Mrs. Crankshaw will retire as state regent and seeks vice president general at the Washington meeting. The report covers club meetings, Rebekah lodge honors in Danville, and social events including a Woman's club session, bird naming contest, and Tri Kappa Scholarship dance tonight in the old High School Gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman G. Yuncker
Richmond
Roscoe C. O’bryne
Rockville
Wilbur Johnson
Indianapolis
James B. Crankshaw
Fort Wayne
Continental Congress
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Woman’s Club
B. F. Corwin
South Locust Street
Lillian Brownfield
Frank Donner
Gilbert Rhea
Miss Bowles Sings At DePauw Chapel
Miss Edna Bowles of the School of Music faculty sang at a DePauw University chapel service this morning. She performed three songs by John Alden Carpenter and, at audience request, added an encore That Soothing Song by the same composer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Bowles
School of Music
Stuements
Mis Bowles
John Alden Carpenter
Sit
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Christian Church
Almeda Pitchford
Mattie Mae Toy
Viola Eblen
Henderson
South Bend
Navy- Notre Dame
Guy K. Martin
Martinsville
Morgan County
J. E. Sedwick
FE. R. Bartlet
DePauw University
National Conference of the Girl Reserves
Rio
Parana
Santa Catharina
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Washington Luis
Inset
Interiavenal News Eel
Cloverdale Methodist Sunday School
Maniu
Carol
Jules Maniu
Rumania
Hoosier
Richard Arlen
Mary Brian
Paramount Picture
Vonéastly Theatre
Square
University
C. J. Arnold
Herald Office
East Seminary Street
Charles J. Arnold
Red Delicious
Grimes, Baldwins
Rambo
Rome Beauties
Starks
Ben Davis
Buchheit Orchard
Four Corners
National Road
Good Road
J. M. Wood
Howard St
Court House
Washington St
Fenwick Reed
East
Washington Street
Foster
Reelsville
Yuncker
Woman's Club
Fillmore Lodge
Fillmore Rebekah
Danville
Reva’ Pressler
Kendallville
Methodist Church
New Ross
Mayme Reeves
Sewing Circle
Maggie Coffman
Almeda Brackney
Winnie Arnold
Clara Knauer
Dave Coffman
Yulah Lewis
Grace Coffman
Lilly Busby
May Berry
Fern Hurst
Laura Hurst
Okie Jones
May Jones
Elsie Reeves
Alice Lewis
Lorene Knauer
John White
Reelsvill
Wer
Julia Furney
Clara Hucheson
Geneva Rockhill
Dallas
Carl
Box
Heber
Arthur White
Ben Aythuy
Forest White
Bess Heber
Mrs. Hepler
Mt. Olive
Layman Hepler
William Sherman
Try ‘Man
G. Yuncker
W. C. Timmons
Archie Allen
Mary Elizarbeth Pack
Florence Evens
Indiana Society ‘Daughters of the American Revolution
Central District
Miss Bowles
Vine Street
H. R. Nicholas
Sei
MSS Sa
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Indiana Motor Transit Company
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Hamilie
Louisville
Muncie
Kokomo
Marie
Wayne
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