Say Charles J Arhold Reflects On A Day Of Visitors
The Say column narrator recalls three visitors on a Monday D. B. Johnson John Cartwright and Otto H Webb joining him in the office He notes their aims from social invites to apologies and plans for hunting season He mocks Rotary language and mentions DePauw University Jerome Hixson and Milton Brown as guests plus a plea for the Scout fund and a quail hunt plan.
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D. B. Johnson
John Cartwright
Otto H. Webb
Agriculturist
Namrod
Ott
Jerome Hixson
DePauw Univesity
Tomorow
Rotary
Vick
Escapes Crash Death in Crawfordsville Local Car Crash
Clarence Davis a well known young businessman of Crawfordsville had a narrow escape when another car crashed into his on State road No 43 south of town Sunday night. His car was wrecked and he suffered cuts and bruises but escaped serious injury. Charles Moore of Northwood was in Indianapolis on business Monday.
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Rawfordsville
Ind
Clarence Davis
Here
Cut
Brais
Cray Fordsville Man Dies From Bridge Crash Injuries
Frank Jamison aged 76 died at Crawfordsville hospital from injuries suffered in a Sugar Creek bridge collision when a buggy he rode in was struck by a lumber truck weeks earlier. Surviving are his wife two sons and a daughter. Funeral services set for Wednesday afternoon.
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Fordsville
Crawfordsville
Ind
Frank Jamison
Sugar Creek
Putnam County Hosts First Corn Husking Contest
More than twenty five entries are set for the inaugural Putnam County corn husking contest at Cornie Buis farm north of Belle Union. Judges include John J. Lacey of Prairie Farmer. Prizes total 15 10 and 5 with a winner advancing to the state contest at Shelbyville on November 9. Governor Leslie invited to observe. Broadcasts planned on Prairie Farmer station WLS Chicago and WLW Cincinnati.
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Putnam County
Cornie Buis
Belle Union
Floyd Miller
John J. Lacey
The
Prairie Farmer
Shelbyville
Leslie
WLS
Chicago
WLW J
Cincinnati
Fruit Gift Planned by Indiana Eastern Star Chapters
The Indiana Masonic Home will receive canned fruit and jellies from 500 Eastern Star chapters on November 6. Each chapter has an unofficial quota of one can or glass per member, with total donations expected near 100 000 cans or jars. The gift originated with Aunt Nettie Ransford and supports home meals and resident appreciation.
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Franklin Star
Eastern Star
Indiana
Ransford
The
Masonic Home
Weather outlook with rain and warm spells ahead
Rain expected tonight and Wednesday with a slight warmup in the eastern portion. Temperatures rise modestly as the front moves through the region.
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East Portion
Second plane lost in wilds of Arizona
Air and land searches continued for the Western Air Express passenger plane that vanished in a Arizona snow storm near Adamana with five aboard. Last seen by Winslow bridge inspector R T Britt, the craft disappeared into rain and clouds as a swift joint hunt was organized from Los Angeles, Albuquerque, Gallup and surrounding stations. The pilot Jim Doles, 28, with 2800 hours, and co pilot A A Barrie, 26, plus Dr Abraham Ward and W E Merz were aboard.
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Los Angeles
Cal
INS
Western Air Express
Arizona
Lyle Abbott
International News Service
New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
Adamana
R. T. Britt
Santa Fe
Winslow
Ariz
Britt
City of San Francisco
Mount Taylor
Kansas City
Tri-Motor
Gallup
San Francisco
Arizona-New Mexico
Paving Rush Underway On Vine Street In Greencastle
Contractor O. J. Larkin and workmen rapidly pave Vine street and expect completion this week if weather holds. A fast setting concrete was used at the Washington Street crossing enabling its opening within 24 hours and helping reopen State Road 43 through Greencastle after detours due to the Bloomington and Vine street projects.
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O. J. Larkin
Vine Street
Washington Street
Incor
Bloomington Street
Greencastle
Bloomington
Parade and Halloween dance set for Bloomington
Preparations underway for a Chamber of Commerce Halloween dance Wednesday night in Bloomington. A parade forms on Washington Street at 7 30 led by the DePauw band, moving to Walnut and Bloomingon. The dance runs 8 pm between Anderson and Seminary. Prizes: 5 for best costume, 3 for funniest, 2 for best child costume. Judges from the Business and Professional Women's Club.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Depauw Band
Bloomington Street
Washington Street
DePauw
Indiana Street
Walnut Street
Bloomington
Anderson
Seminary Streets
Business
Professional Women’s Club
Lake crew rescued after marooning on Lake Superior island
Members of the crew of the freighter Chicago rested in Sault Ste Marie after spending Tuesday night to Saturday marooned on barren Miehipicoten Island in Lake Superior, about 100 miles north. Coast guard boats evacuated them from the island.
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Sault Ste Marie, Moch
Chicago
Miehipicoten Island
Lake Superior
Coast Guard
Woman burned in gasoline blaze at Lebanon home
Mrs. Lewis Caldwell wife of the Advance postmaster was burned about the face and head when a tray of gasoline ignited from the kitchen stove causing damage to their home in Lebanon on October 28.
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Lebanon
Ind
Lewis Caldwell
Advance
Timmons Purchases Kleinbub Barber Shop In Greencastle
In Greencastle El D late Worley Timmons bought the Kleinbub Barber Shop from Frank Kleinbub and took possession this morning. Marital notices include Miss Marie Cutler and William I Fiteljorge wed last night. Shoptaugh dinner honors four teachers. guests listed. Grissom family and Hiram Moser return from western trip.
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Worley Timmons
Kleinbub
Frank Kleinbub
Mr. Timmons
Marie Cutler
William I. Fiteljorge
Firm
Eiteljorge & Company
Frank Shoptaugh
Dell Miller
Anna Stone
Hattie Caldwell
Buster
Cass, Rutledge
O’hair
Senate mulls censure of Senator Bingham over unpaid lobbyist use
The Senate plans to censure Senator Hiram Bingham of Connecticut for employing an unpaid lobbyist to assist in drafting a tariff bill. The move, first in 27 years, signals opposition to secret lobbying and paid agents, as the ethics probe pauses to consider the resolution. The inquiry will resume to hear A J Arnold of the Southern Tariff League and Bethlehem Steel official Charles A Buck on manganese ore.
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William K. Hutchinson I
N. S
Washington
Congressional Lobby
Senate
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Norris
Neb
Senate Judiciary Committee
A. J. Arnold
Southern Tariff League
Charles A. Buck
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bingham
Ben Tillman
South Carolina
John L. McLaurin
Joe Skelton Trial Set For November 12
Joe Skelton, 52, charged with reckless driving, pleaded not guilty after surrendering to authorities in Putnam Circuit Court. He was released on his own recognizance to appear November 12. The charge stems from an October 2 accident on Manhattan road that demolished Emma Figg’s car and injured her.
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Joe Skelton
Putnam Circuit
Emma Figg
Mt. Olive
Skelton
Figg
Manhattan
Gary Negro Faces Chair in Porter County Murder Trial
Ulysses Mack, 40, a Gary Negro, was convicted last night by a Porter County Circuit Court jury of the axe murder of Josephine Odoriezzi, 19, of Gary. He faced the electric chair as the mandatory death sentence for murder in a robbery case, with additional charges for two more killings linked to the same robbery.
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Valparaiso
Ind
INS
Ulysses Mack
Gary Negro
Porter County
Josephine Odoriezzi
Gary
Indiana
Mary Gigl
Milwaukee
Wis
James Welch
Indiana highway laws aimed at heavy trucks and wide vehicles
West Baden Ind Oct 29 Legislation to shield highways from heavily loaded trucks and protect drivers from extremely wide buses and long trailers is to be enacted Officials said 650 miles of unpaved roads were treated this season with calcium chloride and light grade oil to reduce dust John J Brown director of the State highway commission spoke at a conference of the National Association of Asphalt Paving Technologists
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West Baden
Ind
Indiana
John J. Brown
State Highway Commission
National Association of Asphalt Paving Technologists
A. H. Hinkle
Highway Department
Tiger Cubs to Play Night Football at Jasonville
Greencastle high school coach W. E. Bausman announced a Friday night football game against Jasonville to be played in Jasonville on November 8. Night games are new in Indiana and Greencastle will host Crawfordsville in the season finale at Blackstock Field.
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W. E. Bausman
Greencastle High School
Jasonville
Indiana
Greencastle
Crawfordsville
Blackstock
Death of Senator Burton Prompts Senate State Funeral
Washington Oct 29. The Senate approved a state funeral for Senator Theodore E. Burton of Ohio to be held in the Senate Chamber at 2 50 p m Wednesday. A 19 senator committee will conduct arrangements and escort the body to Cleveland for burial with Hoover, cabinet members, and court and military leaders attending.
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Washington
INS
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Senate
Fess
Hoover
Cabinet
House
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Army
Navy
Cleveland
Organize Net Team by L. and H. Chevrolet Independents
The L. and H. Chevrolet Sales of Greens castle sponsors an independent basketball center team under O. W. Hollowell. Frank Masten, ex high school athlete, will coach as a schedule is set. First game likely November 15 or 23 with red and white uniforms provided.
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L. & H. Chevrolet Independents
L. & H. Chevrolet Sales
Greencastle
O. W. Hollowell
Chevrolet
Frank Masten
Pilot Dies in Forced Landing Crash Near Mount Vernon
E M Kane, an air mail pilot on the Cleveland Louisville route, was burned to death when his airplane crashed after hitting a tree during a forced landing nine miles southwest of Mount Vernon Ohio. Mrs Effie Newgent is gravely ill at home. Mrs Ben Dickey underwent major surgery at the county hospital Tuesday morning with Drs Gabe Hutcheson and Tucker assisting.
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MT. Vernon
E. M. Kane
Cleveland
Louisville
Here
Ben Dickey
County Hospital
William Gabe
W. R. Hutcheson
C. C. Tucker
Wisconsin steamer Wisconsin sinks in Lake Michigan disaster
Nine known dead and sixty four rescued as the steamer Wisconsin foundered four miles off Kenosha. Coast guards rescued fifteen on a life raft while others remained missing in one of the lake's worst storms. Captain Morrison and crew were among the dead or missing as boats battled heavy seas and exposure.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Wisconsin
Kenosha
Wis
Milwaukee
Coast Guard
Douglas Morrison
Fred Treuger
Treuver
INS
Kenosha Coast Guard
Christoferson
Kenosha Coast Guards
Christofferson
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Charles J. Arhold
Victor Raphael
Greencastle Rotary
Raphael
Hoc Age
N’oubliez
Scire Facias
Milton Brown
Kiwanis
Boy Scout Fund
D.B. Johnson
Teencastle
College Avenue
Seminary Street
D. B.ohnson
Charles Moore
Northwood
Idianopolis
WILDS
Winslow, Ariz
Albert Grissom
Hiram Moser
Cloverdale
West
Sen. Bingham
Nebraska
Tiger Cubs
W.E. Bausman
Sen. Burton
Effie Newgent
East Anderson Street
Wisconsin Founders
Dugal Morrison
Julius Busehman
Manitowoc
Victor Estes
James Doherty
Tony Mados
Morrison
Edward Halvorson
Halvorson
Kenosha Harbor
Racine
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