Damaged Goods to Be Staged in Indianapolis Week
Four performances of the play Damaged Goods will be presented in Indianapolis the week of October 27 with a Wednesday matinee. The production has drawn strong endorsements from officials diplomats and educators since its New York run and a government officials special prior to its New York opening. On October 21 to November 1 Miss Henrietta Crosman returns for two shows including a Saturday matinee with her noted comedienne talents in The Sham and The Real Thing.
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Indianapolis
New York
Diplomatic Corps
Washinton
Henrietta Crosman
Nity
Vine
Indiana Streets
Kinser
Heick
New York City
Samuel Hughes
City Hall Dome
Edward
Hughes
St John's Lutheran Church
Milton Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
DePATW Downs Wabash in Sensational Game
Spectators filled the courthouse square as DePATW defeated Wabash in a sensational football game. Judge James P. Hughes joined alumni and students in speeches, celebrations disrupted classes, and a second observance occurred at morning chapel exercises. Bona Coffee ad appeared at the end.
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Depatw Downs
Wabash
James P. Hughes
Court House
Real estate transfers span Franklin township to Sutherlin
Otha C. Fuller deeds land in Franklin township to John T. Sutherlin. G W Sears transfers Greencastle area lot to Greencastle Creamery Association Creem Creek? Greencastle.
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Otha C. Fuller
John T
Lin Township
G. W. Sears
Greencastle Asso
Susan C. Peffley
Wm. B. Lynch
Russell Township
Hogs Open Weekloose Session Prices Slump In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis hog quotations fell five to ten cents in the opening session with about 3000 hogs on sale. Top price dropped to 8.50 with most hogs 8.10 to 8.30. Cattle held steady, cows dipped a dime, calves 9 to 10 cents. Sheep and lambs firming slightly, lambs at 6 cents, sheep 4 cents. A lecture and music event was announced at the court house tonight.
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Dianapolis
Lée
Shingle Roof a Major Fire Source in Indiana
Indiana state fire marshal warns shingle roofs spark fires across cities. From May 15 to September 27, 567 fires caused by sparks on shingles led to losses of 657,179 dollars. locomotives caused 186 fires with 556,555 dollars lost, and chimneys caused 881 fires totaling 118,625 dollars. The bulletin urges adoption of noncombustible roofing like asbestos shingles to curb the hazard.
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Indiana
Appr
United States
National Fire Protection Association
Local Socials and Trials Highlight Putnamville News
Mrs. Gray Potter hosts thimble parties on Wednesday and Thursday at her East Washington home. Dr. Sigler to address Farmers Club Friday at 7 pm at the city library on domestic parasite topics, with farm agent discussion. Benton Van Hise case ends for term. jury dismissed, new date set. Revival at M. E. Church continues with Limedale chorus next Thursday. Bulldozer sewer work progresses. alley paving to follow, weather permitting.
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Thos A. Sigler
Farmers Club
Putnam County
Burst Bides Vessel In Leg at Germantown Eatery
Louise Babr fainted at work in a restaurant on 7511 Germantown Avenue when an artery burst in her right leg. She was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Germantown
Germantown Avenue
Louise Babr
Wanted and For Sale Classifieds Snapshot
Wanted add column for rent good 8 room house near college with city water electricity call 672. Wanted chicken pickers women to dress poultry steady work Greencastle Produce Co North Jackson. Money to loan on real estate Jackson Boyd. For sale suburban home seven rooms six acres adjoining city bargain soon Central Trust Co.
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Greencastle Produce Company
North Jackson Street
the Central Trust Co
Local Families Spend Weekend Visits and Moves Noted
Newell Brown and wife spent weekend with their son Oscar at New Maysville. James Harlan and family from Fillmore visited relatives in New Maysville and New Winchester. Ruth and Eula Crews stayed with grandparents Fewel Crews and wife. Charles Cooper and family moved to Henry county Indiana. Herman Cline moved into their vacated house. Elihu Newmister went to Illinois to shuck corn. Anna May Crews visited Fewel Crews one evening. Frank Wood and wife spent a few days in Danville. Rev. Downey of Danville preached at this place Sunday.
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New Maysville
James Harlan
Fillmore
New Winchester
Ruth
Eula Crews
Fewel Crews
Charles Cooper
Henry County
Ind
Herman Cline
Elihu Newmister
Anna May
Frank Wood
Danville
Rev. Downey
Quarantine Urged Over Elm Tree Pest Invasion
Washington and Massachusetts alarm over gypsy and brown tail moths and elm beetles threatening forests and historic trees. Rep Hawley of Oregon seeks inspection laws and funding as pests spread to Oregon and Washington. The forestry commission may buy White Mountains land to conserve forests and protect streams.
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Washington, D. C
Richard Matrone
The
American Civic Association
Massachusetts
New England
New
Europe
Agricultural Department
Hawley
Oregon
Washington
Forestry Bureau
Congress
France
National Forestry Commission
Presidential Range
White Mountains
N. H
Forestry Bureau and
Geological Survey
Forestry Commission
Water and soils bolster stable farming in Big Walnut area
Water from Big Walnut stream has reliably supplied farmers through severe droughts and tests over 20 years confirm its quality. Soil conditions are described as excellent and well suited to diversified farming.
Inspections Planned for Penal Farm Tracts
Governor Ralston’s commission will tour Putnam and Clay Counties to review ten proposed penal farm tracts totaling up to 500 acres required by Indiana law. Five sites lie in Putnam and five in Clay with others proposed in Jennings Monroe and Martin counties. The group, including Capt. W. H. Hart, aims to spend November investigating sites and evaluating suitability for a corrective detention facility.
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Putnam
Clay Counties
Inez
Capt
Hart
Clay
Jennings
Monroe
Martin
W Hi. Hart
Indianapolis
Dr & KE. Smith
Richmond
George A. H. Sideier
Marion
Jndee Willi
Methodist ministers in U S earn under 500 dollars a year
Washington October 21 More than 3 000 Methodist ministers in the United States preach and work year round for less than 500 dollars a year according to a report of the bureau of sustentation at the 22nd annual meeting of the Methodist Woman's Home Missionary Society. The treasurer Mrs George Thompson Cincinnati reported receipts for the last fiscal year of 901 622 dollars.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Sustentation
Board of Man
Agers
Methodist Woman's Home Missionary Society
George Thompson
Cincinnati
Lecture at the court house titled In Prison Stripes
A lecture titled In Prison Stripes will be presented at the court house. The event invites the public to hear a discussion likely focusing on prison life and correctional themes, with local attendance expected.
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Chase & Sanborn
Greencastle
Grogan & Miller
J. W. Herod
English
REAL
Creereeteiae
Creamery
Matt J. Murphy
Elmer
Prentiss Mace
Isaac A
Mace
HOGS
Wilks Mays
C. L. Airhart
Ranson Vancleayve
Jesse Vancleave
Bogle
University
Harry Maxwell
Kathryn Price
East Seminary Street
E. Neht
Neht
DePauw University
J. K. Lanedon
J. P. Allen, Jr
Belle Hanna
Wm. Houck
State Federation of Clubs
J. F. Hill
James Hamilton
Ed McG. Walls
Baldwin
Hurst-Farrow
Hillcrest
Allen Bell & Allen Firm
College Avenue
Elizabeth Allen Charles Bell
Robert E. Allen
M. J. Duryer
Wetz
Hines
Ben Davis
Alex S. Mayhall
John T. Hargen
Samuel T. Harshbarger
Rotchdale
Ann Moore
Fliza Gilmore
Cloverdale
Harbison
Wm. H. Singleton
Bainbridge
Janes Hope
Coatesville
Jood
Phillip M. Riley
Terre Haute
Martha Washington Club
Tom Sweet
D. C. Reed
Ruswellville
Ursula Coffman
Florence Klein
Roachdale
James Walker
Lafayette
Mr. Hennegar
Law
That
Thomas Buggy Company
Benton van
Lee Wood
F. O. Myers
Ladoga
Neely O'Hair
M. E. Church
Putnamville
Limedale
Luella Fry
Methodist Hospital
L. L. McGinnis
Charles J. Ousley
Paris
Ill
Mr. Ousley
Louis Zachariakos
Shelbyville
Mr. Zackarakos
Buffalo
J. P. Rous
Jackson Boyd
Thomas
S. Jn Greencastle
Ikson
Reno
Newell Brown
the Owl Drug Store
Sree
Bodes
Zeis
Pacific Coast
Browering’s Grocery
Ralston
Clay County
W. H. Hart
Ooo Eee
William Thomas
Clinton Falle
Clara Olive Boswell
Fincastle
the Herald
Indiana Street
George Cotton
Hurst & Buis
Piero
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