Greencastle Gambler in Martinsville Forgery Case
Dr Edward Arganbright of Gosport pleaded guilty to forging his fathers name on a 1500 note at the First National Bank of Martinsville and told of gambling operations in the city He described smokers poker games without meals dice tables and gamblers coming from Indianapolis Brazil Greencastle and others The court withheld judgement pending grand jury action and potential state cooperation while considering leniency based on his help in the probe
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Martinsvill
Ind
Edward Arganbright
Gosport
A. E. Arganbright
First National Bank
Arganbright
Indianapoli
Brazil
Greencastle
Bain
O. W. Smith
Cordingtly
Reception Planned for Clergy Couples at College Avenue Church
The Woman's League of College Avenue church will host a reception in the church parlors on Tuesday evening for Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Porter the Pastor and Rev. and Mrs. Henry L Davis former pastor.
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Davis
Porter
Woman's League of
College Avenue Church
J. E. Porter
Henry Lavis
Engineer smashes train to save two students on track
The engineer of Pennsylvania line passenger train No. 30 split the train in two to halt near two DePauw coeds walking on tracks between here and Limedale. He reversed the engine and applied brakes, stopping the eastbound train within feet of the girls.
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Pasenger
Pennsylvania
DePauw
DePauw Defeats St Louis 21 to 7 in Hard Fought Clash
DePauw University from Greencastle Indiana opened a diversified attack and stout defense to upset St Louis University 21 to 7 in St Louis. Myers 55 yard run and Mendenhall receiving from Bloodgood gave DePauw two early scores, with a third in the third quarter, while St Louis added a third quarter TD on two forward passes.
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Tigers
ST. Louis
DePauw University
Grencastle
Indiana
St. Louis University
St. Louisians
Myers
Bloodgood
Ogden
Mendenhall
Billikin
Miss Peck Hosts Greencastle High Halloween Party
Miss Mary Elizabeth Peck entertained twenty Greencastle High School seniors at her East Anderson home on Friday at 7 30 PM. Guests wore masks and costumes and were served cider pumpkins and muffins in a festive Halloween gathering.
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Mary Elizabeth Peck
William E. Peck
Peck
East Anderson Street
Greencastle High School
Workmen Install Tar Paper Roof on Bank Building
Work crews begin applying a tar paper roof on the First National Bank Building. The project aims to complete a weatherproof covering for the structure, with workers truncating gaps and securing materials on the roof deck.
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First National Bank
Howard Named Superintendent of State Farm
Ralph Howard who has served as acting superintendent since May 15 was named superintendent by the State Farm board. The appointment dates from October 21 and follows his role in building the farm to its current high standard alongside C E Talkington. He will attend the national prison conference in Jacksonville Florida with trustee C C Huestis acting as delegate at large.
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Ralph Howard
State Farm
Howard
C. E. Talkington
Talkington
Board of Trustees
Jacksonville
Florida
C. C. Huestis
Pershing to Accompany Foch on Capitol Visit in November
General John J. Pershing will serve as military aide to Marshal Foch during his U S tour. He accompanies Foch in Indianapolis for the November 4 visit, designated by the War Department along with Brigadier General Connor. The trip supports the American Legion convention in Kansas City starting November 1.
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Indianapolis
John J. Pershing
Ferdinand L. Foch
United States
Foch
Connor
War Department
Marshall
American Legion
Major Maury and Captain L Hospital Party Plans
Major Maury and Captain L Hospital with aides and Dr Andre will form a party. They will travel in a special train with representatives of the American Legion.
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Maury
L'Hospital
Jois
Andre
American Legion
Bunten Seeks Marion Township Trustee Post
O Bunten of Marion Township announces candidacy for trustee on the Democratic ticket at the coming primary election.
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Co. O. Bunten
Marion Township
Auto wreck injures Gillespie family on Bloomington road
Sunday afternoon near 4:30 o clock the Dodge touring car owned by R J Gillespie went into a ditch and rolled after a passing maneuver. Mrs Gillespie suffered a badly cut hand while Dr Gillespie, their little son, and others escaped with severe jolts. The other car was driven by a man named Asher with three women and claimed the vehicle belonged to Dr Stewart of Terre Haute.
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Terre Haute
Bloomington
R. J. Gillespie
Gillespie
Gilespie
Walter Crawford
Asher
Stewart
Greencastle
Mrs. Ernest Stoner Visits Brother in Rushville Indiana
Mrs. Ernest Stoner is visiting her brother L. I. Allen in Rushville Indiana as reported by local observers.
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Mrs. Ernest Stoner
Brother
L. I. Allen
Rushville, Ind
Hoosier editor makes record in publishing many papers
George W. Grames of Clay City Indiana claims the record for publishing the largest number of newspapers. At 62 he has owned and published his fifty seventh paper and has worked in six states since starting at age 16. His daughter Ella runs the Clay City plant while he searches for new fields.
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Omaha
Neb
George W. Grames
Clay City
Clay County
Indiana
Bainbridge
Limon
Col
Deerfield
Michigan
Mr. Grames
Grames
Ohio
Illinois
Iowa
New York
Chicago
West Side
Ella Grames
West
Grames views local papers as neighbor news and leadership
The longtime editor Grames defends local gossip as essential in a country paper and explains he has rarely covered murders. He recounts secret society affiliations since 1882, notes his chess hobby, and says his political stance is independent, with plans to publish his first Colorado paper west of the Missouri River.
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Grames
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Temperance
Knights of Labor
Good Templars
Royal Templars
Odd Fellows
Redmen
Knights of Phythias
Elks
Gramse
Clay City
Colorado
Missouri River
Stilesville Bank Will Pay Out In Full
Stilesville Bank owned by E. F. Robards, which closed voluntarily last week, will pay out in full. The bank reports about 69 000 in deposits and 135 000 in notes outstanding, with at most 7 500 of those notes questionable. Depositors are to receive their funds, though payment may take time.
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E. R. Robards
Stilesville Bank
EF. R. Robards
Robards
Mr. Robards
Farmers of Greencastle Township Elect Officers
The farmers of Greencastle township will meet on Wednesday at 7 30 in the office of county agent Jackson to elect officers for the ensuing year.
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Greencastle Township
Grencastle Township
Jackson
Rev Barnette to Speak at Nazarene Revival Tonight
Rev. H. A. Barnette of South Bend will preach at the Nazarene Revival tonight on The Psychology of Revival meetings. He will discuss Personal Magnetism Mental Influence Mass Movements and Laws of Psychic Phenomenon in great revivals of the world.
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H. A. Barnette
South Bend
Nazarene
Mr and Mrs Paul Carr Visit Indianapolis Sunday
Mr and Mrs Paul Carr were in Indianapolis Sunday for unspecified activities. The brief note confirms their presence in the city on that day.
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Mrs
Paul Carr
Indianapolis
Red Manus Coal Teamin Wild Runaway
A coal wagon driven by Red Manus ran wild after a bridle tore from a faucet at a watering trough. The runaway, heading north on Depot street, ended when the wagon struck a tree near Curry Inman's home, dragging a horse before relief stopped it. Manus escaped with bruises.
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Red” Manus
South End
Depot Street
Curry Inman
Bloomington Street
S. D
Manus
Mafus
Hog Receipts Steady to 25 Cents Lower in Indianapolis
Local livestock market opens with hog receipts around 9 000 and prices steady to 25 cents lower. General hogs average 8.25 with some at 8.30 to 8.35, pigs 8.40 to 8.50, sows 7.50 down. About 3 500 to 4 000 hogs sold to local killers, others to outsiders. Cattle trading slow but steady. calves 12.00, sheep and lambs steady with good lambs at 7.50.
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Indianapolis
High School Reopens After Intermission And Activities
School resumes after an interruption last Wednesday afternoon as faculty attend Indiana State Teachers Association meeting in Indianapolis. The basketball squad trains at 7 p.m. under Coach Rhea and Greencastle hopes for a big win over South Putnam. Net men travel to Cloverdale next Friday to face C H S quintet while students await report cards after six weeks. Special chapel exercises planned for tomorrow with details to follow.
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Indiana State Teacher's Association
Indianapolis
Rhea
Cloverdale
Greencastle
Local residents note James Ogden and family ties
Mr and Mrs James Ogden are well known in the community. Ogden lived here as a student at DePauw and has many friends locally. The father is now an attorney in Indianapolis.
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James Ogden
Ogden
DePauw
Indianapolis
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