DePauw Professors to Speak at Kiwanis Meeting
Local Kiwanis Club will host a Thursday noon meeting at the Christian church with Prof. R W Babcock of De Pauw University and Prof. Waldo Mitchell leading the program. Miss Florence Vansice of Gary underwent an appendectomy at Putnam County Hospital performed by Dr. William Gabe of Indianapolis. Flossie M Story sues A Roy Phillips of Spencer in Putnam Circuit Court alleging rugs were misrepresented and seeking 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Babcock
History and Mathematical Department
DePauw University
Kiwanis Club
Christian Church
Waldo Mitchell
Florence Vansice
DePauw
Putnam County Hospital
Gary
William Gabe
Indianapolis
Flossie M. Story
A. Roy Phillips
Spencer
Morgan County
Putnam
Putnam County Federated Club
Federated Church
Russellville
Singing America
Greencastle
Lucy Klinger
Brazil
Fifth District
Edwin W. Canine
Terre Haute
New State
H. R. Nicholas
Albert Balch
Lycurgus Stoner
Putnam County Club Women's
Rosie Spencer
Lucile Gardner
Frank Jones
Putnam County
Fort, Wayne
R. A. Ogg
Fred Thomas
Frank Donner
Dora Jones
Turkey
America
Roachdale
Fincastle
New Maysville
Washington Times reporters jailed for contempt in liquor probe
Three Washington Times reporters Gorman Hendricks John Nevin Jr. and Linton Burkett were found guilty of contempt of court and sentenced to 45 days in jail for refusing to disclose confidential information to a DC grand jury in an investigation of liquor traffic. The paper has run an expose on vice conditions in the capital. In Indianapolis Miss Lillian Burks, 19, drank poison at her rooming house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Washington Times
District of Columbia
the Times
Gorman M. Hendricks
John E. Nevin, Jr
Linton Burkett
Tragic death hints at fortune teller link
A girl died an hour after a tragedy at City Hospital, police say she had visited a fortune teller who predicted a future. Court Asher of Muncie, once allied with D. C. Stephenson, won Indiana Supreme Court reversal of a six year old liquor selling conviction, with Judge Dearth found to have given erroneous jury instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
INS
Asher
Muncie
D. C
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report Hogs Rise. Cattle Sluggish
Livestock sales in Indianapolis show hogs up to 20 cents higher with bulk 160 to 325 pounds trading around 9.65 to 9.75, a two-head load at 9.85 and lighter 100 to 130 pounds at 8.75 to 9. It notes 1,200 cattle and 600 calves with no steady action in slaughter classes and a general drop for weaners to 15.50. Sheep at 12 to 13 for goods and choice lambs with others at 11.50 down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Rev Switzer to Return for Homecoming at Brick Chapel
The Rev. G. W. Switzer now in Michigan will return to Brick Chapel M E Church on Sunday morning November 10 at 10 30 to conduct services. He previously served as minister fifty years ago guiding a circuit including Brick Chapel Union Chapel Forest Chapel and Bethel Church. Switzer, a DePauw alumnus with AM and DD degrees, expressed his wish to preach again in a letter to Harvey O Haire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Switzer
Michigan
Brick Chapel
M. E
Switzer
Union Chapel
Forest Chapel
Bethel Church
DePauw
Harvey O'Hair
Delta Theta Tau Meets Thursday in Indiana Home
Delta Theta Tau will gather Thursday at 7:30 PM in the home of Miss Mary Elizabeth Peck, 418 Anderson Street. The Boston club met Tuesday at Mrs. John McFarlane’s home where members shared what they’d miss most if they left Indiana and Lizzie Goulding spoke on beauty spots in Indiana. The Beta Theta Pi fraternity hosted an informal tea at Anderson Street on Wednesday honoring their house mother Mrs. Henry Clay Lewis with Mrs. Lewis and several others in the receiving line and college girls helping pour and serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Tau
Mary Elizabeth Peck
Anderson Street
Indiana
Boston
John McFarlane
Lizzie Goulding
Lewis
Betas
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Henry Clay Lewis
J. P. Allen, Jr
Percival Allen
Joe Hutchens
Jerry Seaman
H. A. Gobin
Guy Black
Progress History Club
John Boyd
Northwood
Roy Abrams
Europe
United States
W. M. O'Brien
Frank Wallace
O. J. Larkin
Washington Street Crossing Set to Open Thursday
The Washington street crossing on the new Vine street pavement will open to traffic Thursday morning. The crossing was paved yesterday with incorcement and gains 24 hour setting. Urban Elmore and the street force prepared approaches as Vine street paving paused for rain but should resume soon. The Vine pavement nears Walnut street and contractor O. J. Larkin aims to finish this week if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Vine Street
Urban Elmore
Walnut Street
Svork
O. J. Larkin
Hold One Hit and Run Driver in Indianapolis
Police arrested Willie Williams 22 a Black man after a Friday night collision with Charles Y Tucker injuring Tucker and a baby. A second driver who fled was being sought after escaping officers by inches in a separate incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Get
Willie Williams
Charles YY
Tucker
For Rent Modern 6-Room House on East Seminary Street
Want ads note a modern six room rental on East Seminary Street with contact through CU and J. Arnold at the Herald office. Also a Somerset Church ladies bazaar and chicken dinner planned for Saturday in the courthouse lobby, and sale of Poland China males ready for service by O. M. Thomas in Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Seminary Street
J. Arnold
Herald Office
Somerset Church
Court House
Poland
China
O. M. Thomas
Morton
Apollo Art Club Welcomes New Members In High School
New members pledged to the Apollo Art club include Misses Virginia Byers Elsa Chiles Lois Black Frances Long Leona Mae Snider Mary Louise Moffett Frances Kerr and Dorothy Wells. The pledge took place Tuesday at 430 in the high school art department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Byers
Elsa Chiles
Lois Black
Frances Long
Leona Mae Snider
Mary Louise Moffett
Frances Kerr
Dorothy Wells
Apollo Art Club
Ruth Owens
Edeth Brumley
Betty Pence
Donald Grimes
James Walls
Clifford Frazier
Jules Shannon
Wendell Pell
O. Paul Jones
Arthur Grimes
Harry Lane
Paul Garl
Russell Shannon
No Dosing for Colds Gains Ground With Vicks
Adults and mothers prefer external care for colds using Vicks VapoRub. The product works as a skin poultice and vapor inhalant, avoiding oral dosing. The slogan notes rising usage from 17 to 21 million jars yearly and now over 26 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Vick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lillian Burks
the Herald
Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Ark
R. P. Mullins
Startles
Congress
Clease
South Carolina
Capitol
International Newsree
Rev. Switzer
Dunlop
Pennsylvania
Service
Lloyd “Doga” Morris
Washington ST
Carlos Ibanez
Chile
Luis Ramirez
Dr. Oxnam
Second Ward
Parent-Teacher Association
G. B. Oxnam
J. A. Bamberger
South Locust Street
Wabash Valley
Bamberger
Paul Hunt
Ona Grant
Margaret Wells
H. M. Hardy
Frances Case
Ss. C. C
Hallowe'en Party
Aaron Arnold
Hazel Rambo
Entertann
W. T. Handy
Lee Reeves
Margery Lee Reeves
Kenneth Eitel
Jacob Eitel
Country Club
Eitel
Bernice Ruark
Robert Allan
Frank N. Jones
Eugene Allan
Mary Riley
Jean Leach
Dema Maddox
Dorothy Arnold
Charlotte Donnahue
Ruth Ellington
Virginia Pitts
Madonna Huffman
Margaret Ann Inman
Elizabeth Rariden
Meredith Reeves
Jack Boyd
Morton Brown
Eugene
Eugene Callender
Eugene Longden
John van Horn
Haskel Rice
Percy Rice
Rodney Godfrey
Herman Beck, Jr
Harold Patterson
George Vaughn
Donald Garrett
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Snider's Wall Paper Store
Ray Smith
Vivian Godwin
Burl Matthews
Dwight
Ill
Jaqua
John Jaqua
East Walnut Street
Jack
Frederick
Albert Dobbs
American Association of University Women
Grafton Longden
Robert Kimberlin
Zimmern School of International Studies
Geneva
Switzerland
Mr. Allen
Kimberley
League of Nations
Briand
Stresemann
MacDonall
U. S
League
Business and Professional Women's Club
Delta Tau Delta
Taylor Place
Charles Merkel
The
North Jackson Street
Tri Kappa Sorority
Robert Graham
Cole
Graham
Indiana Loan CO
East
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!