Illness and social notes from Greencastle area
Miss Mary Catherine Cannon and Miss Annebelle McWethy visit Noblesville to see Mr and Mrs Mark Bills and attend the Noblesville and Anderson high school football game. Milton D Darnall suffers a stroke and remains in Kansas City hospital. Phil Scroggins, Greencastle High grad, navy medical corps, visits Putnamville. Various locals make weekend trips and attend events while a craps raid at the American Legion Hall leads to mayoral hearings.
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Annebelle McWethy
Noblesville
Mark Bills
Anderson
McWethy
Bill
Milton D. Darnall
Kansas City
Phil Scroggins
Greencastle High School
U. S. Navy
Putnamville
Medical Corps
Portsmouth
Virginia
Local residents fare sums and visits across Indiana towns
Community notices recount trips to Rockville and Columbus, births in Manhattan, a Sanatorium patient in Rockville, and visits by Moag, Christie, and Ver million families. A clothing sale by P E O Sisterhood is announced, along with health updates on O F Overstreet and Knoll surgeries and St Vincent Hospital stay.
Coolidge to Discuss Law Enforcement
President Coolidge will address the Governors law enforcement conference in Washington on prohibition. He will not comment on Governor Pinchots suggestion that the president seize control of dry law enforcement. Pinchot and Bryan urged stricter enforcement during sessions Sunday.
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Washington
Coolidge
Pinchot
Pinchott
William Jennings Bryan
Pennsylvania
Ton Litter Meeting Sets Hog Weigh In At Russellville
Charles Webster and the Hoosier Ton Litter Club host a weigh-in on Thursday October 18 at 1 30 PM at Webster’s farm near Russellville. Hogs reach six months. medals awarded for weight classes. Purdue University animal husbandry expert Mr Wiley will discuss hog feeding methods. open invite to neighbors.
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Charles Webster
Pussellville
Hoosier Ton Litter Club
Webster
Howard Evens
Russell Township
Somerset News Briefs Include Local Visits and Stolen Truck Found
Mrs J F Wysong visited son Paul in Indianapolis this week. Mrs Earl O Hair and daughter Miss Margaret with sons Keith and Stanley plus Miss Harvey and Miss Gert rude Cusick spent Saturday in Indianapolis. Roy Ferrand and family visited Chas Davis and family Sunday. Curtis Minnick plans a truck route through the neighborhood to buy milk for a Danville Co. The International Truck dealer Harry Bohard reported stolen Tuesday morning was found near Florence Hall Tuesday noon. Miss Lida Moore of Wichita Kansas is visiting in the city.
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J. F. Wysong
Paul
Indianapolis
Earl O’hair
Margaret
Keith
Stanley
Harvey
Gertrude Cusick
Roy Ferrand
Chas. Davis
Curtis Minnick
Danville Co
Harry Bohard
East Franklin Street
Florence Hall
Weekend visit and family travel notes
Miss Harvey was the weekend guest of Miss Gertrude Cusick. Miss Ruth Wells plans a Wednesday trip to Chicago to visit Mr and Mrs John Wyatt and other relatives. Glen Davis traveled to Marshall Illinois Monday for a friend's funeral. Mr and Mrs Charles Bowman of Fillmore visited Mr and Mrs James Pace on Sunday.
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Miss Harvey
Gertrude Cusick
Ruth Wells
Chicago
John, Wyatt
Glen Davis
Marshall Illinois
Charles Bowman
Fillmore
James Pace
Honoring Merle Sidener in Advertising Leaders
Merle Sidener of Indianapolis was elected vice president of the American Association of Advertising Agencies. He is president of Sidener-Van Riper Advertising Company, a charter member of the association since its St. Louis founding in 1917.
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Roachdale Man Appointed Postmaster in Virgin Islands
Leslie C. Brothers of Fincastle Indiana is named post master at St. Thomas Virgin Islands. He replaces Albert Lockwood who resigned after two years in office earning 2400 dollars yearly. Brothers will leave Hampton Roads around November 15 and has worked with the Republican State Central Committee for over a year.
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Corwin and Gillen Lawyers Active in Indiana
Ben F. Corwin of Corwin and Gillen visited Indianapolis on Tuesday while Mr. Gillen conducted business in Clinton, both engagements involving the same law firm.
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Corwin & Gillen
Indianapolis
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Clinton
DePauw Student James Hughes Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
James Hughes a DePauw student from Chicago was operated on at Putnam County Hospital Tuesday for appendicitis. Dr William Gabe of Indianapolis performed the operation.
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DePauw
Chicago
Putnam County
William Gabe
Indianapolis
Conklin Motored to Indianapolis Tuesday
Charles D. Conklin, identified as Mr. Angers in the clipping, motored to Indianapolis on Tuesday for an unspecified purpose or visit.
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Charles D. Conklin
Indianapolis
Notice of Bayne Family Illness Reaches Roachdale
Mrs. John McAlinden reports a letter from Pasadena California stating Mr Bayne suffered a broken hip after a fall at his daughter’s home and is not expected to live. He is described as gravely ill with Mrs Jakes, formerly Olive Bayne, hospitalized in critical condition. The McAlindens and their daughter Frances visited Roachdale on Sunday.
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Rockville
Ethel
John McAlinden
Thomas E. Bayne
Pasadena
California
Bayne
Fisk
Jakes
Olive Bayne
Charles McAlinden
Frances
Roachdale
Prairie chick hunting trip crews from multiple towns
Barnet Stoner Elmer Blue and Dr J A Throop of Greencastle Dr Everett Hurst of Cloverdale and Henry Alien Henry Dean and Mark Roach of Roachdale motored to Kirkpatrick on Monday for a prairie chicken hunting trip.
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Barnet Stoner
Elmer Blue
J. A. Throop
Greencastle
Everett Hurst
Cloverdale
Henry Alien
Henry Dean
Mark Roach
Roachdale
Kirkpatrick
Deaf and Dumb Signs Among Swazis Linked to Native Languages
Signs used by the deaf among the Swazis are part of their native language during journeys. Many signs in use among the deaf resemble those of North American Indians, suggesting a common origin for expressive signs by which the deaf communicate.
Ostrich Feather Harvest Worth While Says Nature Magazine
Nature Magazine reports ostrich plumes as highly valued with each bird yielding a crop every seven months. Some breeders limit harvest to once a year for better feather quality, while the annual feather crop for the average ostrich is worth about fifty to sixty dollars.
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Nature Magazine
DePauw Campaign Begins In Indianapolis Drive
Fifty DePauw University supporters met at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis to launch a fund raising drive. A $200,000 city quota is sought with a statewide endowment goal of $1,000,000 for new buildings and needs. H. H. Hornbrook chairs the local committee with Arthur Brown and others. alumni led by Guernsey Van Riper assist. An active solicitation team will meet at 12:15 p.m. today. Bishop Leets may speak. drive aims to complete the quota within a week.
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DePauw University
Columbia Club
H. H. Hornbrook
Arthur R. Brown
C. E. Bacon
Fred Hoke
Charles W. Jewett
Dwight L. Ritter
Frank M Smith
DePauw
Guernsey van Riper
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. D. Leets
Child Falls From Second Story Window
A 3 year old boy from Limedale named Jimmy Ventress fell from a second story window onto rocks Monday near 4 pm. He was unconscious on impact but regained consciousness. a physician found no serious injuries.
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Jimmy Ventress
Tim Ventress
Limedale
Maple Hill Visitors From Salem
Hollis Colglazier and Shelby Colglazier of Salem are visiting relatives and friends here. They are the sons of Mr and Mrs Sam Colglazier. Nannie Cutbirth left Friday for an extended visit with relatives in Illinois.
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Hollis Colglazier
Shelby Colglazier
Salem
Sam Colglazier
Nannie Cutbirth
Ilnois
Protracted Meetings Start at New Providence Church
A two week series of protracted meetings began Monday night at New Providence Church near Mt. Meridian led by Revs. Gilbert McCammack and Dora Day. All are invited to attend these services.
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Mt. Meridian
Gilbert McCammack
Dora Day
Dishonest workmen sentenced to Put state farm
George Jackson and George Johnson quit a Big Four project in Greencastle. Johnson carried a suitcase with another worker’s clothes after breaking two locks to steal them. At Vandalia station Marshall O’Hair halted them. Judge Hughes sentenced Johnson to 60 days at the state farm.
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George Jackson
George Johnson
Greencastle
Johnson
Marshall O'Hair
Hughes
State Farm
Readless Proprietor Runs Venice Newspaper
Benjamin Brodsky, a Russian immigrant who arrived 18 years ago, owns the Venice, California newspaper. He cannot read or write, and his secretary reads the daily papers aloud to him as he runs the business.
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Cal
Benjamin Brodsky
Russia
Brodsky
Punishment to Fit Crime Under Mexican Law
Under Mexican law the punishment or fine for assault is set by the number of days the victim spends in hospital or under medical supervision. If the period surpasses six full weeks the fine is doubled.
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Mexico
Socratic Reflections on Filibuster Energy and Virtue
A compact musing links rhetoric and energy with a senator’s filibuster length a day’s voice power and a wealth of wisdom. It invokes Socrates praising inward beauty and temperance to unite inner and outer selves and to judge worthiness for gold.
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United States
Socrates
Famous English Clock at Westminster Abbey Keeps One Hand Time
The Westminster Abbey clock in the northwestern tower marks the hour with a single hand. It has stood for 150 years in that location, though its mechanism was rebuilt about 50 years ago.
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Westminster Abbey
Sloth Bear Cubs and Wise Says Mixed in Page
Fragmented page combines quotes on home life virtue and self improvement with a short note about sloth bear cubs and a stray thought on trust in deals. The text juxtaposes Richard Cecil Emerson Shakespeare and casual wildlife snippets.
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India
Local residents share meals and updates from Greencastle to Indianapolis
Samuel Dickey spent Monday night with his son Vaughn Dickey and family. The rock crusher of Wm Gowen's farm has begun work again after a few days lay off. Bert Brattain and family took Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Carey Payne's. Wm Dilla who became suddenly ill in Greencastle Thursday is improved, Everett Dillinger and family of Indianapolis visited over Sunday with Robert Irwin's.
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Samuel Dickey
Vaughn Dickey
Wm. Gowen
Bert Brattain
Carey Payne
Wm. Dilla
Greencastle
Clinton Falls Church Meeting and Sunday Visits
Sunday morning and night services will be held at the church led by Rev. Cline of Indianapolis. Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Arvel Roach and daughter, Ward Arnold, Georgia Bettis of Greencastle, James Bee and Mr. and Mrs. John Bee of Chalmers, Indiana. Mrs. Lida Pierce and Mrs. Eula Staggs visited Mrs. Millie Goddard Friday evening. The Ladies Aid will meet Thursday with Mrs. Nellie Thomas to sew. George Frank and wife visited Greencastle Sunday. Walter Glenn Burk returned from Russellville where he visited his aunt Mrs. D. Reed.
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Cline
Indianapolis
George Pierce
W. O. Davis
Arvel Roach
Ward Arnold
Georgia Bettis
Greencastle
James Bee
John Bee
Chalmers
Ind
Lida Pierce
Eula Staggs
Millie Goddard
Miss Rae Hall
Senda Hall
Ladies Aid
Nellie Thomas
George Frank
Walter Glenn Burk
Russellville
D. Reed
John Hammond Allee Returns to Activity After Illness
John Hammond Allee of the law firm James and Allee has been confined to his home for weeks due to illness. He is able to be up and around but has not yet regained enough strength to return to his desk.
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John Hammond Allee
James & Allee
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