Illinois mauls DePauw 45 to 0 in Urbana rout
Illinois, using three reserves to rest stars for upcoming conference games, overwhelmed DePauw 45 to 0 in Urbana. Gallivan scored twice and kicked extra points, Green added two more touchdowns, and Britton converted all five kicks as Illinois outgained DePauw 27 first downs to five.
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Iowa
Clinton Push defeats Green Castle Specials 11 to 1 in Sunday game
Clinton Push clinches a rubber game over Green Castle Specials with 11 to 1 victory Sunday. Clinton pitchers Lynch and Brown fanned 12 and 8 respectively as Clinton rapped 9 hits led by Dubarneck home run and Giovanini three base hit. Five errors by the Specials, four in the first inning, helped turn the tide.
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Greencastle
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Football Play Summary With Officials Names
The record lists scoring by Green two points Galivan three points and Britton five points after touchdown with additional field goals by Gallivan. Officials named include referee Nicchols Oberlin and field judge Benbrook Michigan with linesman Marion Michigan and pire Young Illinois Wesleyan.
Marriage Licenses Granted to Pleasant Heavin and Vesta Larkin
Pleasant Heavin of Fillmore and Vesta Larkin of Cloverdale received a marriage license. Robert Mahoney and Mrs. Pearl Scroggin, both of Greencastle, also secured licenses.
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Cloverdale
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Greencastle
Tigers Brace for Butler Game After Illini Test
Coach Ashmore steers the Tigers toward the Butler matchup after a tough Illinois game. DePauw’s Freshman team will scrimmage with the varsity amid injury worries, as a new passing combination with Larrimer and Sturtridge shows promise. Butler, fueled by a win over Wabash, plans rigorous practice under Pat Page to challenge DePauw.
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Indiana farmers institutes schedule a record year
Indiana will run 474 farmers institutes this season from November 18 to February 28, surpassing last year’s count. The Purdue Extension bulletin lists data for each institute with chairmen and speakers, noting 35 men and 20 women among the lineup.
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G. I. Christie
Experiment Station and Extension Department
R. A. Ogg
Greencastle
Morton Fordice
Russellville
Culver Military Rolls Past DePauw Freshmen 26 to 7
Culver Military academy defeated DePauw University freshmen 26 to 7 on the Culver grounds. DePauw struck first with Kern returning a fumble 65 yards for a touchdown. Hanson, Bishop, Sample, Fay, and strong defense by Anderson marked Culver's scoring and standout plays.
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Tri Kappa Reception Honors Delphi Woman in Greencastle
Northwood hosted a Tri Kappa afternoon in Mrs. Co B Havens home with Mrs Henry Wilson of Delphi as guest of honor. Attendees included Mrs Havens Mrs Wilson and local members while Miss Walls Mrs Christie and other musicians provided music and refreshments were served by a committee and assistants. Out of town guests included Mrs F E Davis Ms Stella Havens Ladoga Mrs Ogg Bloomington and Mrs C Sweet Smith Cocoa Florida.
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Delphi
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Miss Walls
Greencastle
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A. G. Brown
Wm. Koehler
Esther Hackman
Peru
Illinois
John Cartwright
Whistler
Koehler
Frank Cannon
S. R. Rariden
Frank Bittles
John Allee
Genevieve Daggy
Pearl O'Hair
Virginia
Elizabeth Rariden
F. E. Davis
Stella Havens
Ladoga
Ogg
Bloomington
C. Sweet Smith
Cocoa
Florida
Veterans groups to meet and inspect Auxiliaries
The G. A. R. and Sons of Veterans Auxiliary will gather Tuesday at six PM in Red Men's hall for a dinner followed by an inspection led by Division Commander Benjamin E. Stahl.
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Ashmore to Leave DePauw Athletics
James N. Ashmore athletic director at DePauw University requests a leave of absence for the rest of the year. The board granted the leave and it is probable he will not return, with a new director likely to take charge next year.
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Washington State College
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Decatur
Ill
Robert Gipson
Printing 19628 Ballots for Election in Putnam County
Work at the Herald office under election commissioners Campbell Sutherlin and Wimmer began to print about 20 000 county ballots for the forthcoming election. One thousand absentee ballots were printed earlier, with totals based on the prior Secretary of State vote. precincts listed include Jackson Franklin Clinton and Jefferson townships plus Green Castle and Madison townships.
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Putnam County
Walter J. Campbell
William M. Sutherlin
I. L. Wimmer
Secretary of State
Hog Receipts and Prices at Indianapolis Stockyards
Indianapolis Stockyards receipts show hogs 4,500 with prices 50 cents higher at 9.00 down. sows 250 higher at 8.75 down. Saturday holdovers 1,000 cattle 900 calves 400 and sheep 400. Cattle slow but steady, calves steady at 12.00 down, sheep weak.
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Fire destroys Racoon township grade school in Bridgeton
Incendiary fire at Racoon township grade school in Bridgeton Parke county last night erases the building with a $22000 loss. Investigators and bloodhounds from St Elmo Illinois joined detectives seeking the man seen fleeing moments before flames.
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Raccoon Township
Parke County
St. Elmo
Ills
Marion County Tuberculosis Eradication Effort Starts
Marion County joins tuberculosis eradication work for cattle. The Indianapolis Board of Health requires all milk and dairy products entering the city after Jan 1 1926 to come from tubercular tested cattle. County funds support a county veterinarian as testing begins. two other counties already under Federal supervision.
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Delightful Birthday Party in Greencastle
Near one hundred twenty neighbors friends and relatives met at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Wells and surprised Mrs Wells on her birthday anniversary A bountiful noon dinner followed with many useful presents given to Mrs Wells The evening featured talking and games and guests departed late with wishes for many more anniversaries Regular session Greencastle lodge No 1077 Tuesday 7 30 Initiation E E Caldwell Secy
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Father of Slasn Formerly Lived Here Murder Case in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis a 56 year old man is jailed for murder after a college football victory dance at the Athenaeum turned deadly. John P. Martin 18 died from a gunshot wound and two suspects plus three accessories are under arrest. Police say William R Blackburn state manager for a protective association fired the shot. The incident involved a struggle at the ballroom where Max Blackburn Rae Powell organized the dance.
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Congress Avenue
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Apostles Lambast Star Moundsman in Coast Series Opener
St. Paul, American Association champions, routed Seattle, Pacific Coast League pennant winners, 12 to 4, in Seattle as the first of nine games in the series unfolds this afternoon.
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