Local Notes From Greencastle and Surrounding Area
Local figures, events and disputes include Mel Rogers of Cloverdale critically ill from tuberculosis, six weeks bedbound. Greencastle Mayor Denman attends Ben Hur Life Insurance board meeting in Crawfordsville. Candidate Joe Clouser visits Greencastle to address Marion township voters at Fillmore. Auto dome light fire near State Road 43 damages top of Reynolds car. Indian Refining sues Fred Lancaster for 147.86 over goods. Gladys Rogers of Martinsville visits Greencastle. Metta McCoy guests with E B Evans family. Former Earlham president A A Edwards attends Eichelberger lecture in Greencastle. Thomas L White wins judgment for 85.51 against John R King on note. defendant in default.
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Joe Clouser
Crawfordsville
Putnam
Montgomery Counties
Greencastle
Marion Township
Fillmore
Farm Marketing Meet Held in Putnam County
About seventy Putnam county farmers attended the fourth Farm Marketing school meeting in the county courthouse assembly room Wednesday evening. Sr. Masterson led the session focusing on hog marketing. The next meeting will be held in the courthouse assembly room next Wednesday.
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Putnam County
Putnam County Court House
Sr. Masterson
Court House
Divorce Granted Custody To Mother In Putnam Circuit
Judge James P. Hughes of the Putnam Circuit Court granted Osa Brown a divorce from Amy C. Brown on cruelty grounds. custody of three children George 17 Elizabeth 15 and Howard 9 was awarded to the mother.
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James P. Hughes
Putnam Circuit
Osa Brown
Amy C. Brown
George
Elizabeth
Howard
Suit Seeks 75 Dollar Judgment in Putnam Court
W. J. Hunt seeks a judgment of 75 dollars in a Putnam circuit court suit against James Taber. Hunt claims Taber owes 62.81 on an account, long past due, with the remaining amount covering costs and attorney fees.
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Putnam Circuit
James Taber
W. J. Hunt
Hunt
Taber
Professor Tilden Addresses Greencastle High Students
Professor Francis C. Tilden head of DePauw University comparative literature spoke to Greencastle high school pupils in the high school auditorium at 1 o clock Wednesday afternoon. He was scheduled to talk to Wiley high school students in Terre Haute today.
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Francis C. Tilden
DePauw University
Greencastle High School
Vlock
Tilden
Wiley High School
Terre Haute
Shade Tree Vandalism Reported in Putnam County
Prosecutor Marshall Abrams said several Putnam County farmers reported two weeks of shade tree mutilation by town residents. He noted limbs were broken and sawed off from trees for decoration and urged that the activity be stopped.
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Marshall Abrams
Putnam County
Abrams
DePauw Faculty Lead On Early Teaching Success Study
DePauw education chair GahBrere Bowman heads a committee to study early prognosis of teaching success after presenting a paper at the state teachers meeting in Indianapolis. Members include Irvin Schultz of Butler and C Roy Williams of Indiana University.
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Gahbrere-Bowman
DePauw
Prof
Bowman
Indianapolis
Irvin Schultz
Butler
C. Roy Williams
Indiana University
Richard Crowder
Attica
Creek Club
R.T. Stephenson
Mary Adalia Strain
Greencastle
Ve Pauw
Ann Arbor
Mich
Betty Ruth Oxnam
Oxnam
F. R. Bartlett
Religious Education Department
de Pauw
Centenary Methodists Church
Terre Haute
Garrett Biblical Instiute
Evanston
Commission On Christian Education
Revival to be conducted by Rev Albert Northrop
On Sunday evening October 26 Mount Meridian Methodist church will start a series of evangelistic services led by Rev Albert C. Northrop of Greencastle. Northrop brings over 30 years in pastoral and evangelistic work and recently moved to Greencastle. He has served Michigan City South Bend Plymouth Terre Haute and Kentland in various charges. Services run nightly at 7 pm with musical selections and the pastor Rev Arthur Swarens directing programs.
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Mount Meridian Methodist Church
Albert C. Northrop
Greencastle
Northrop
North West Kansas Conference
North West Indiana Conference
Kentland
Michigan City
South Bend
Plymouth
Terre Haute
Arthur Swarens
Student Recital in Meharry Hall Tonight
A De Pauw school of music student recital will be held in Meharry Hall featuring organ violin piano and vocal pieces. Rachel Dean opens with Toccata, Florence Hundley plays a violin Berceuse Slave, Virginia Knaub performs Fantasia in C Minor, Miss Winship sings Thou Art Like Unto a Flower and Three Fairy Songs.
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Meharry Hall
DePauw School of Music
Rachel Dean
Florence Hundley
Virginia Knaub
Margaret Winship
Mary Adeline Faussett
Virginia Justi
Alma Jones
Evelyn Shallberg
Mary Jane Stegall
Adeline Kreige
Will Attempt to Curb Powers of the Judiciary in Indiana
Sigma Delta Chi Indiana chapter pledges to curb judicial powers in contempt cases by ensuring judges are not prosecutors. The plan seeks cross party support from Republican and Democratic editorial associations. Karl Mushlitz elected delegate with Don Hoover as alternate to national convention in Columbus. Julian D. Hogate spoke on a lifetime in journalism, warning vanity as a powerful emotion.
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Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Sigma Delta Chi
Iit
Don Hoover
Karl Mushlitz
Hoover
Columbus
Julian D. Hogate
Danville Republican
Hogate
Congress
Funeral planned for Burl Mathews service Friday
The body of Burl Mathews was found near the Big Four Arch west of West Columbia Street road by the Big Walnut creek. Ex service men are requested to serve as pallbearers or firing squad. Pallbearers meet at the McCurry home at 10 o'clock Friday morning.
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Eandly
Matthews
Alfred Matthews
Vancleve
Big Four Arch
Columbia Street
Big Walnut Creek
Burl Mathews
McCurry
Livestock market report from Indianapolis hogs cattle and sheep
Livestock prices show hogs 160 to 200 lbs at 9.70 to 9.80 per cwt and 200 to 300 lbs up to 9.95 with choicer butchers to 10.00. sows 7.75 to 9.00. Cattle and calves little changed with steers around 12.05, fat cows 4.50 to 6.50, vealers 15.50. Sheep lambs about 1 dollar lower, better grades 7.5 to 8.2, unsorted 5 to 6.5.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Governor Expenditure Claims Highlight Statehouse Extravagance
The 1929 legislature allowed the governor an extra 4800 for equipment and documents show the governor spent 147066.74 including 14000 salary and 10966.74 from the emergency fund over twenty one months. The report notes no prior governor exceeded 2000 for such purposes and calls the issue one phase of widespread excess.
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Statehouse
Democratic tariff debate and farmer concerns cited in Vigo county remarks
Speaker denounces party positions on Hoover tariff revisions and farm relief. He contrasts alleged beneficial legislation with farm foreclosures, higher taxes, and economic hardship while praising Democrat workers and Vigo county campaign support for Gillen.
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Putnam County
Congress
Farmer
Indiana
Gillen
Vigo County
Winter Apples and Various Wants in Greencastle
Want ads list Strictly modern rentals and sales around Greencastle. C J Arnold Herald office handles rentals including a six room house and a four room apartment with gas stove and heat and water. Other notices include wood for cutting, bees sought, drives to Box Supper, potatoes for sale, a rummage sale, and a penny supper at the Christian Church all dated October 24 or 25.
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J. Arnold
Herald Office
Former President Addresses Club on Trip Abroad
Miss Lucy Bowen head of DePauw women’s physical education and former president of the Business and Professional Women’s club spoke to members about her year abroad of study and travel in Europe. The basement Baptist church dinner followed by a business meeting hosted about thirty-five members.
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Lucy Bowen
DePauw University
Business Ad Professional Woman's Club
Baptist Church
Elizabeth Ward
Zella Adams
Wolfe Estate Sells Land To Satisfy Creditors In Greencastle
The Citizens Trust company of Green Castle seeks court permission as administrator to sell lots in Greencastle to settle debts of the Michael Wolfe estate. The estate lists $1,754.88 in assets and $1,900 in debts.
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Wolfe
Michael Wolfe
Putnam
Citizens Trust Company of
Greencastle
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