Greencastle Edges Lizton In Season Opener
Greencastle High School opened the season with a 29 to 9 win over Lizton in Greencastle. Taylor led Greencastle with five field goals as Coach Walker introduces new tactics and color schemes caused some on-court confusion. The article notes strong student support and changes under the new coach, with references to prior Notre Dame and DePauw connections.
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Eldon
Hill
Greencastle High School
Fast Litton
Rhea
Taylor
Greencastle
DePauw Football Fans See Fresh lineup Versus Notre Dame
On Cartier field in 1921 DePauw faced Notre Dame as old supporters witnessed a new mix of players. The crowd reacted to the visible fixes and the anticipated strength of the season as the team displayed a formidable appearance and several surprises for the boosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw
Cartier
Notre Dame
State mobilizes highway trucks to avert railroad strike
Governor McCray announced every state resource will be used to prevent supply disruption. More than 500 motor trucks from the state highway commission will be placed at committees and commercial houses for transporting necessities to affected districts. Officials expect 600 to 700 trucks by the strike, with 32 strategic points and multiple district and subdistrict headquarters nationwide.
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McKay
Indiana State Capitol
McCray
State Highway Commission
War Department
Monticello
Fort Wayne
Greenfield
Seymour
Vincennes
Laporte
Valparraiso
Rennsalaer
Plymouth
Warsaw
Kendallville
Wabash
Fowler
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Winchester
Columbus
Martinsville
Aurora
Princeton
Paoli
New Albany
Terre Haute
Connersville
Anderson, Dale
Crown Point
Indianapolis
Boy Kicked by Mule Dies in Indiana Town
Curtis Grant nine year old boy died yesterday after being kicked by two mules the prior Sunday in Boonville Indiana. He walked home a short distance after the accident before succumbing to his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Ind
Curtis Grant
Herald Classified Ad Column Offers Money Value
A brief note promoting the Herald Classified Ad Column as the best way to maximize value for readers seeking deals and notices. It emphasizes cost efficiency and the reach of classified listings in the newspaper.
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Herald
Automobile Defendants Named in Putnam Liquor Case
In Putnam Circuit Court Louis Rolando sues Cole Aero-Eight serial 28828 and Stefano Carlevato to foreclose a mortgage and obtain possession of a roadster found with bonded whiskey after a wreck near Morton. Rolando previously sold the car August 7 and loaned $1,500 with a mortgage he claims valid. The case links a Stude baker car and a mysterious telephone call at the scene.
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Cole Aero-Eight
Stefano Carlevato
Clinton AN
Cele Aero-Eight
Stefanio Carlevato
Clinton
Putnam
Louis Rolando
William Whitted
Morton
Rolando
Carlovato
Greencastle
Cole
Studebaker
Sears
Sermon by Dr H A Barnett at Nazarene Church
Evangelist H A Barnett delivers a sermon from Isaiah 1 9 urging repentance and cleansing from sin. He argues sin as a disease of the soul and outlines three elements of repentance intellectual volitional and emotional, stressing faith and Holy Spirit guidance.
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H. A. Barnett
Nazarene Church
Beloved Greencastle Woman Mrs Randel Dies at 82
Mrs Harry M Randel age 82 dies at her North Jackson Street home after seven weeks illness. Survived by husband five stepsons two sisters and several siblings. Funeral at 1 30 pm Friday at the home with interment Union Chapel cemetery near Morton.
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North Jackson Street
Harry M. Randel
Greencastle
Toledo
Ohio
Randel
Putnam County
Margaret Cooper
Somerset
Rose Perkins
Augusta Burkett
Union Chapel Cemetery
Morton
Charles Merkel
Eugene
Indianapolis
J. F. Robinson
E. R. Bartley
Charles Butcher
Chicago
Mr. Butcher
Marshall Foch to be guest of Indianapolis November 4
Marshal Ferdinand Foch of France, Allied commander whose victory led to the Armistice, will be the honored guest of Indiana on November 4. He arrives in Indianapolis at 9:00 am and remains until midnight as thousands join a grand statewide celebration in his honor.
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Indianapolis
Ferdinand L. Foch
France
Germany
Indiana
State
Grateful State Plans May 7 1919 Soldier Parades
Indianapolis will stage a monster parade and mass meeting to honor returning soldiers on May 7 1919. A major event is the dedication of a war memorial site prepared by state county and city, which will serve as the permanent national headquarters of the American Legion.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
Missing cashier triggers bank closure in Newburg
Evansville dispatch reports A H Halverson Farm ers Bank cashier vanished from his home prompting a two day bank run. Notices say a large quantity of securities is missing and the bank will close until a receiver is appointed. State examiner Charles Camp notes stockholder liability protects depositors.
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Evansville
Ind
A H. Halverson
Farmer's Bank
Newburg
Warick Country
Here
Charles W. Camp
State Bank Examiner
Olsen
Minot
N. D
Newsburg
Newbury
Boonville
Local Notes and Social Inquiries from Bainbridge
Mrs Albert Hubbard returned from Greencastle with her grandson Robert on Saturday. Mr and Mrs H O Bratton visited from Rosedale Friday for Mrs Goshorn’s funeral. Janice Nelson has scarlet fever. Several children miss school due to scarlet fever. Clarence McGlothlin was struck by a car while crossing the street Tuesday evening, suffering bruises. The car involved was a Dodge roadster coming from the south.
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Albert Hubbard
Greencastle
Robert
H. O. Bratton
Rosedale
Goshorn
Janice Nelson
Charles Beck
Dan Shea
Lebanon
Ed. Reeves
Charles Ford
Jim Heaney
Frank Heaney
Ashur Proffitt
Crawfordsville
Leinbergers
John Sharp
Claude Fortune
Lily Cully
Fillmore
Clarence McGlothlin
G H S basketball squad holds practice and prepares for Cloverdale game
The G. H. S. basket ball squad practiced this afternoon with Captain Harry Black and Frank Masten in charge. The next game is Friday night October 28 on Cloverdale's home floor. L. N. Koessler returns from Indianapolis after attending the I O R M Grand Lodge. Lloyd Knight of Mt Meridian visited Greencastle on business. Mrs. Marion Priest of Bainbridge traveled through Greencastle en route to Indianapolis for the Indiana State Teacher's association.
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Harry Black
Frank Masten
Cloverdale
Lloyd Knight
Mt. Meridian
Greencastle
Marion
Bainbridge
Indianapolis
Indiana State Teacher's Association
Robards Bank at Stilesville Closes Its Doors
Indiana reports E R Robards bank in Stilesville near Danville has shut down. State Bank Examiner Barr is tasked with investigation as resources run about 150000, deposits 90000, and loans 150000. Bank owners include Mr Robards and partners amid farming loan collection troubles.
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Robards Bank
Stilesville
Indiana State Capitol
State Banking Department
E. R. Robards Bank
Ind
Danville
State Bank
T. D. Barr
Robards
Miss Vivian Baldwin and Robert Sweeney Wed
A home ceremony was held Thursday morning at the Baldwin residence as Vivian Baldwin married Robert A. Sweeney. Rev. Levi Marshall officiated with attendants Florence Rollings and Raymond Baldwin. The couple left for a short northern Illinois wedding trip. the bride is a bank clerk and the groom a progressive farmer.
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George W. Baldwin
Vivian
Robert A. Sweeney
John Sweeney
Levi Marshall
The
Christian Church
Florence Rollings
Raymond Baldwin
Brazil
Ilinois
Citizen’s National Bank
Passenger train hits street car injuring five in Anderson
Five people were injured when a Big Four passenger train struck a street car at the Twenty third street crossing in Anderson Indiana at 7 10 p m on Wednesday. Conductor Charles E Johnson suffered internal injuries a wrenching back and bruises. Motorman Charles R Brooks had a scalp wound and burns on hands arms and face. Passengers Mr and Mrs O L Williams and Frank Green were lightly hurt. The crossing with two tracks hid the approaching train fromJohnson who signaled the street car forward after the yard engine cleared. The train paused and crew aided victims at a nearby drug store.
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Anderson
Indiana
Twenty-third Street
Charles E. Johnson
Charles R. Brooks
O. L. Williams
Frank Green
Johnson
Indianapolis
Elkhart
Brooks
Co-Workers of Baptist Church Reschedule Meeting
The Co-Workers of the Baptist Church move their next meeting to October 28 at the home of Mrs. Earnest Mugg 308 West Tib erty Street. Members may note the change of date.
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Co-Workers of the Baptist Church
Earnest Mugg
West Tiberty Street
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Lizton
Bayard Allen
Mede
Red” Snyder
Edna Hillis
Litton
Foster
Woodard Taylor
Shockey Allen
Currens Black
de Guat Lata Bare
Bailey Irwin
Eee
Goaen U
Bryant
Irwin
Stamm
Black
Allen
Young
Bryan
L. H
Walker
Stagg
Williams
Dartmouth
Gtven DePauw
Ogden
Indianapolis News
A. H. Hinkle
Highway Department
Holy Sty
Marshall Foch
Securities
L. N. Koessler
I. O. R. M. Grand Lodge
Fr. R. Robards
Stilesville Bank
Stilesville Institution
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