Net schedules announced for Bainbridge and Roachdale
1929-30 basketball schedules reveal Bainbridge opens next Friday against Roachdale with games set for Greencastle and Delphi. Roachdale began the season with a win over Reelsville. Schedule lists games by date and venue, including county and sectional tourneys, with multiple home and away appearances through February.
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Roachdale
Greencastle
Delphi
Reelsville
Mooresville
Ame
Danville
Spencer
Clinton
Gerstmyer
Fillmore
Pittsboro
Cloverdale
Waynetown
Ladoga
Veedersburg
Washington
Russellville
High School Scores From Indianapolis and Nearby
Tech leads in Indianapolis area scores with Broad Ripple and Shortridge posting losses. Frankfort and Sheridan trail Noblesville while Hobart defeats Crown Point and Bloomington tops Martinsville. Newcastle shuts out Lebanon as an 8 pm Fried Chicken Dinner ad notes 50 cent meals at The Hut Sunday.
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Shortridge
Indianapolis
Washington
Broad Ripple
Frankfort
Sheridan
Noblesville
Hobart
Crown Point
Bloomington
Martinsville
Newcastle
Lebanon
the Hut
Roachdale Tops Reelsville In Tight Openers
The Roachdale basketball team beat Reelsville 37 to 33 on Roachdale’s home floor in the 1929-30 opener. Roachdale led 18-17 at halftime and held on after back-and-forth second half action, with three substitutions used by Roachdale and strong guard play from Kinder Lewis Rissler and Zaring aiding the win. Reelsville, led by Kinder and Lewis, kept within reach until the final minutes.
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Reelsville
Roachdale
Clones
Dale Kinder
van Te
Nealer
Jeffries
Lewis
Pickett
Lockridge
Young
Coffman
Gough
Hutchins
Kinder
Rissler
Zaring
Roachdale Second Team Defeats Reelsville Seconds 19 to 4
In the preliminary game last night Roachdale Second team defeated Reelsville seconds 19 to 4. Roachdale (37) and Reelsville (33) show scoring details with players listed for FG FT and total points.
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Roachdale
Reelsville
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Maree
Bchaisenes
Iaas Sais
Sotades
Notice of Administration for Mary R Hamilton Estate
The undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana administrator of the estate of Mary R Hamilton late of Putnam County deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. PF S Hamilton Administrator. October 25 1929 Mt Oct 26 Nov 29 Sunday for 50 cents.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
Mary R. Hamilton
Cloverdale Downs Quincy 28 to 7 in Home Game
Cloverdale defeated Quincy 28 to 7 on Cloverdale floor after leading 7 to 3 at the half. Junior High Cloverdale beat Quincy Juniors 33 to 10 in the preliminary. The Cloverdale lineup features many new players after last spring’s graduation.
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Vernon Coenenour
Cloverdale
Quincy
Cochenour
Local Ward Council Tickets Highlight Snyder Cherry Havens
The slate includes 3rd Ward incumbent Lawrence T. Snyder and 4th Ward incumbent John Cherry along with Charles B. Havens and Otis Gardner for at large seats, signaling a four‑nominee ticket in the race.
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Lawrence T. Snyder
John Cherry
Charles B. Havens
Otis Gardner
Greencastle Indiana Newspaper Rates and Office Details
The Herald of Greencastle established at the Star and Demoere in 1868 lists its Greencastle postal details and office staff. Roy Evans is city editor and Gatley Gee is proprietor with address 17 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana. Subscription rates show $3.06 yearly within Putnam County and $3.50 outside. carrier delivery in Greencastle at 10 cents per week.
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the Herald
Star & Demoere
Greencastle
Ind
portoMce
Charles J. Arnold
Gatley Gee
Dvevcacs City
Roy Evans
Bibepseens
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Toal
Putnam County
DePauw Unveils Six Swim Meets This Season
DePauw University schedules six swimming meets with opponents including Indiana University Purdue University Butler Wabash and teams from Fort Wayne and Evansville. Captain Marlatt Wurst Forest Crane and Phillip Richman lead a lean squad as coach Search builds a competitive roster with several freshmen anticipated to contribute.
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Indiana University
Purdue
Butler
Wabash
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Tank Anne
DePauw
Marlatt Wurst
Forest Crane
Phillip Richman
Jimmy DuShane
Columbus
Mer
William Kitchen
Two Wilbur men arrested in Montgomery farm thefts
John Wilbur and his son Cecil were arrested in Crawfordsville Indiana after sheriff Tom Rice traced stolen items to the Wilbur home. Detectives linked fence posts and a large cache of stolen farm goods including many chickens to the suspects, ending a two week period of nightly thefts across Montgomery County farms. Farmers formed vigilance groups but failed to stop the incidents before the arrests.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
John Wilbur
Cecil
Montgomery County
Todes
Wilbur
Tom Rice
Anna Brown
Here
Rice
Wilbur Home
Deering to Speak Before Oxford Club at DePauw
Dr W P Deering president of Oakland City College will address the Oxford Club at DePauw University on The Preacher and Church Unity This marks the first in a series of talks by prominent men for club members and guests Prof Andrew Vance McCracken of Chicago Union Theological Seminary was here to interview students for professional Christian service Olin Parrett of Vincennes is Oxford Club president this year Sunday for 50c Adv
Arm Too Short To Caress Sweetheart New York Court Ruling
Frank J. Powers, 29, a former freight conductor with a deformed right arm, was awarded 22500 damages from New York Central Railroad by the appellate division of the Supreme Court. His attorney argued the harm denied him ability to caress a beloved sweetheart after he was crushed between freight cars years ago.
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New York
Frank J. Powers
New York Central Railroad
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Powers
Daniel Mungall
Detroit Girl Hiccups 32 Days Delays Cure
Virginia May Coppins an 18 year old Detroit high school student has suffered hiccups for thirty two days at St Marys hospital despite efforts by a dozen physicians and expert advice from across the United States. Doctors think an irritated nerve from brain inflammation causes the hiccups though her condition is not yet alarming.
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Detroit
Mich
Virginia May Coppins
St. Mary's Hospital
United States
Coeds Ban Cosmetics at Indiana U Football Game
Indiana University coeds halt use of cosmetics until the Crimson wins a major football game. The playful protest parallels male students who had begun a similar gesture, signaling school spirit and rivalry in Bloomington.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Crimson
No Shave Club Forms at Indiana University
War effort spirit spreads at Indiana University as men pledge to abandon paint and lip cosmetics until victory following the Purdue game. President William Lowe Bryan declines joining but supports the cause while crowds urge the Hoosiers to beat Ohio State in Bloomington and travel to Columbus.
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William Lowe Bryan
Indiana
Bloomington
Columbus
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