Roachdale taxes and court actions headline Putnam notices
Local officials collect taxes in Roachdale with Alva Lisby and wife present. A Putnam Circuit Court finding awards plaintiff $264.59 in the suit C T Zaring versus Albert P Burnside. Other items include obituaries and social visits, plus water supply relief at International Cement plant and several local court actions and will probate for George W Layman.
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C. T. Zaring
Albert P. Burnside
Putnam Circuit Court
International Cement Plant
Greencastle Water Works Company
Three Die in Indianapolis Auto Crashes
Three deaths from automobile accidents increase city's three day death toll to seven. Mrs Jennie A Weadon 65 was struck by a car while alighting from a street car. Grandville Harris 67 and Ralph Michael 1 died from injuries in separate crashes.
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Indianapolis
Jennie A. Weadon
Grandville Harris
Ralph Michael
Putnam County Basketball Season Opens With Key Roachdale Clash
The 1929-30 season starts this weekend as several Putnam County schools begin play. The marquee matchup is Reelsville facing Washington Township at Roachdale, with Rockville at Russellville, Quincy at Cloverdale, and Fillmore at Stilesville. Bainbridge opens November 1 vs Roachdale on the Bainbridge floor. In Greencastle, Edward P. Stone retires after 42 years with American Express Co. Gwinn Ensign succeeds him as agent, promising the same courteous service.
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Putnam County
Reelsville
Greencastle
American Express CO
Gwinn Ensign
Edward P. Stone
Stone
The
Express Co
Ensign
Death of Ex-Resident William H Walden at 76
Former United Brethren minister William H Walden died at his home on West Knight Street after a seven year paralysis and long illness. The 76 year old was born in Franklin land and spent years farming in Putnam County before moving to the city. Survived by widow Etta Walden and son T B Walden of Terre Haute, plus four sisters and four brothers. Funeral at 2 PM Wednesday from the residence with Rev Kern officiating. Interment at Manhattan Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Walden
United Brethren In Union Church
West Knight Street
Walden
Franklin Land
Putnam County
Etta Walden
T. B. Wilden
Terre Haute
Istep
Bertha Mullens
Cynthia Fortner
Mayme Mason
Keege Harbor
Mich
Lewis
Knightsville
Joseph
Hamrick Station
John
Carbon
Samuel
West Terre Haute
Manhattan Cemetery
Kern
Brazil
Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis Fall Prices
Hog receipts 5500, holdovers 591. Cattle receipts 1500, calves 400. Hogs mostly steady with top 10c higher. 160-525 lbs 9.85 to 9.90. 130-160 lbs 9.25 to 9.50. 110-130 lbs 8.75 to 9. Cattle steers 14.50 to 15.75. cows 7 to 8.50. hiefers 9 to 12.50. light heifers 14 or better. Sheep and lambs strong. better lambs 12 to 12.50.
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Livesto
Indianapolis
Two Terre Haute Men Die In Auto Crash And Suicide
In Terre Haute two men died in separate incidents. Joe Silverstein was fatally struck by a car driven by 16 year old Robert Rawley, son of former Judge Frank Rawley. Sherman Walters, 63, killed himself at home amid financial worries.
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Terre Haute
INS
Joe Silverstein
Robert Rawley
Frank Rawley
Sherman Walters
Hoover's Ohio River Jubilee Journey to Louisville
President Hoover rides the Greenbrier down the Ohio River as a massive river parade unfolds from Cincinnati to Louisville. Officials welcome him at Fernwood and Madison Indiana with plans to address crowds from the riverfront terrace before a Louisville dinner and open-air speech. He returns to Washington by special train after a stormy night with high water and ocean-like waves.
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Mississippi
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Cairo
New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Greenbrier
Cincinnati
Louisville
Indiana
Fernwood
Kentucky
Hoover
Madison
Harry Leslix
Flem D. Sampson
Opening of Indiana federation convention at Fort Wayne
Colorful opening last night marked the fortieth Indiana Federation of clubs convention in Fort Wayne. Mrs. Hamlet D. Hinkle led Pledge on stewardship. Rabbi Louis L. Mann delivered the evening’s main address. Photoplay endorsers attend, while funds and per capita goals loom for the federation.
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Indiana Federation of Clubs
Fort Wayne
Hamlet D. Hinkle
Louis L. Mann
Chicago
R. L. Porterfield
Woman's Club of
Glen Krausse
LaGrange
Hinkle
David Ross
Indiana
Clinton Falls Aid Plans Bazaar and Local Weddings
The Ladies Aid of the M Church meets at the Pierce home to sew for a bazaar and prepare quilts while twenty four members attend. A wedding in Terre Haute unites Ruby Strain and John Jack with ceremony by Rev. Wolff, pairing Cloverdale residents Augusta McCurry and Elmer Herbert in Cloverdale courthouse office with Mary Robertson and Israel Knauei present.
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M. Church
George Pierce
Lulu Heady
Eula Staggs
Ruby Strain
C. J. Strain
North Colfax Street
John Jack
Wallace Jack
South Third Street
Terre Haute
Wolff
G. C. Murphy Company
Oakley’s
Greencastle
Brazil
Cloverdale
Augusta’ McCurry
Elmer ‘Herbert
W. B. Gill
Court House
Mary Robertson
Israel Knauei
Bandits raid Jonesville bank in heist
In Jonesville Indiana early today a bandit gang raided the Jonesville State Bank, a $100000 institution. They forced entry, bored a vault, and set a nitroglycerin charge. They took $82 in pennies nickels and dimes but failed to open the upper safe with $5000 cash. Damaged the safe about $1000. Robbery discovered this morning.
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Jonesville
Ind
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Donald Riley
Central National Bank
Alva Lisby
Mrs. Lisby
Roachdale
Calvin Morgan
Belle Union
South Bend
William Smith
Cleo Shuck
Frederick and
Franklin
Fred Bryant
Charles Smith
Lelia Mae
Leota June
Fillmore
Stephen Dale
Jamestown
Mr. Dale
Mr. Smith
John D. Welch
Bloomington Street
Reyes
FE Davies
Forest
Mr. Welch
Perry M. Rush
H. P. Matthews
North Talbott Street
Matthews
Paul R. Matthews
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Mr. Rush
R. P. Mullins
Logansport
Mabel Dickey
R. R
Putnam County Hospital
J. W. Luther
Lorene Luther
Kenneth West
Alice Day
East
Walnut Street
Laverne Snider of
Tipton
Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. Snider
Mollie Austin
Rain Club
East Berry Street
Mae Williams
Martinsville’ Street
Lee Miles
J. J. Kauble
Clarence Berry
Indiana State Reformatory
James P. Hughes
Putnam
H. L. Frazier Hudson & Essex Auto Agency
Essex Coaches
F. 5
Whitted
Lincoln Avenue
A A. Brothers
South Locust Street
Walter Sublett
Putnamville
Harry McKain
Noble Webb
Elmer Crawley Robert Johns
Theda Rogers
Katherine Simmerman
Edward and
Eugene Allee
John Carmack
George W. Layman
Albert H. Lybyer
Champaign County
Illinois
Mary K. Layman
Daniel H. Lybyer
Paul C. Lybyer
Hereford and Angus
T. B
Harry I. Ball
Fairfield, Iowa
Edward Stone
Bright
Mountain Valley
Rhansas
R.P. Mullins
Ogunlof
Dunlop
Dist. W. R. C
Robert Hamrick
Amos Brown
T. R. Dunkin
Earl Bundy
Walter Brown
Walter Williams
Woman's Relief Corp
J. D. Snider
Hamrick
Murat Temple
Christian Church
George Garrett
Beck
Frank N. Jones
Heber Ellis
Jacob Bintz
Louis Dirks
Thetas
W. Ross
Kappa Alpha Theta
Dallas
Margaret Harvey
House
Ross
Fred W. Hixson
F. C. Tilden
Katherine Tillotson
Mary Elizabeth Briggs
Betty Lou Hunter
Delta Zeta Circle
Clinton Falls
Chevrolet
L. & H. Chevrolet
N. Jackson St
East Seminary Street
A. J. Arnold
Herald Office
Stewart Truck
Lee Whitted
Eitel Floral Co
Berry Street
Madison No. 10
Frank Johnson
TRI Kappa
Poomas
East Washing
Hattingham Fabrics
J. F. Cannon & CO
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