Teaching Chess by Movies in Berlin. New Series Planned
A German film producer plans a series of reels to teach chess by showing principal moves and problems from masters around the world. Subtitles aim to clarify games for novices while explaining strategies to veterans, featuring stars such as Capablanca and Lasker. Also reports surgery on Lindsay Bierer for appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Pioucer
Capalanca
Alechine
Lasker
Yates
Ruenstein
Rzeschewski
Lindsay Bierer
Montown
McIlhenny Expands Gulf Coast Wildlife Preserves
Edward Avery McKhenny expands wildlife protection across about 100000 acres along the Gulf coast from the Mississippi to Texas aided by seven wardens and state backing. The system includes 750 miles of coast line and 700 square miles inland, tying in the Rockefeller Rainey McIlhenny and Sage foundations. He plans no announced farming, but develops canals ponds and lakes to safeguard duck geese deer and other wildlife while restricting hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Edward Avery McKihenny
Mr. McIlhenny
Gulf Coast
McIlhenny
McKhenny
Mississippi
Texas
Gulf
Rockefeller Foundation
Rainey-McIlhenny
Sage Foundation
Mr. Mellhenny
Gulf of Mexico
South Line
White Lake
McKihenny
MeliNenny
German University Girls Face Struggle for Income
German university student in Dresden turns to ringing church bells for income along with factory work and mending. A gift from Vassar students funds meals for the mess, but many women cannot afford two hot meals daily. Numerous girls drop out of schools due to illness from poverty and insufficient funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Vassar College
Messes
Commons Raps Bathtubs in New Houses Debate
In the British House of Commons Capt Wedgewood Benn urged a housing bill amendment to require bathtubs in converted flats. Col Pretyman Newman and Major Molloy argued against the measure calling baths a luxury. Benn’s amendment failed 25 to 19.
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House of Commons
Capt
Wedgewood Benn
Leith
Col
Pretyman Newman
Finchley
Major Molloy
Blackpool
Benn
German Surgeon Removes Brain Tumor in Historic Operation
Berlin physician Professor Unger at Virs Chow hospital led the operation assisted by Professor Mendel. He opened the left skull base and removed a tumor as large as a man's fist, curing the rare Jackson epilepsy for the second time in medical history.
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Jackson
Berlin
Professor Unger
Virschow Hospital
Mendel
Unger
Local Notes from Reelsville and Surrounding Towns
The bulletin lists visits and moves in the area. Thelma Whitted of Greencastle visited Garnett Hill with Lon Miller and sons Morris and Paul. Joe Oyler moved to Kempton for a teaching post in agriculture. Orville Blue, high school principal, will room with H. M. Smith. Mrs. Ross Hasler visited her sister S. P. Bert in Reelsville. Harry Sutton takes Route 2 on vacation. Lon Miller and Chas Hill traveled to Greencastle for business. School opens next Monday September 10 and many attend the State Fair. Rev. C B Jones conducts revival at Walnut Chapel. Miss Mary Barker resumes teaching in Marion Township. W D Burks returns from Duluth Minnesota. Visitors include Mr Archer of Illinois and C E Hill. C E Hill visited Manhattan Sunday School last Sunday.
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Thelma Whitted
Greencastles
Garnett Hill
Lon Miller
Harry Sutton
Chas
Hill
Greencastle
C. B. Jones
Walnut Chapel
Mary Barker
Marion Township
W. D. Burks
Duluth
Minn
Maple Hill Visitors and Local News Briefs
Cinda Wright of Kansas and Fan nie Sims of Rockville visit with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Irwin this week. Wilfred Ellis ill with bowel trouble. Easton and Vaughan Dickey and families travel with Janie Harris and John Gardner to Spencer where Brother Burlee spoke to a large crowd. Cloyd Boswell, recently discharged from hospitals in Brazil and Indianapolis, is home and able to walk briefly. Vaughan Dickey reports a lost cow. Easton Dickey bought a new car last Friday.
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Cinda Wright
Kansas
Fannie Sims
Rockvile
Marion Wright
Scott Irwin
Wilfred
Jesse Ellis
Easton
Vaughan Dickey
Janie Harris
John Gardner
Spencer
Burlee
Court House
Cloyd
Joe Boswell
Brazil
Indianpolis
Easton Dickey
Local Students Return Home and Begin School Plans
Putnamville Miss Nelle Gligwell on two week nurse training break at Methodist Hospital. Miss Gertrude Matthews home brief before Greencastle school. Mrs. Myra Parks visited Sullivan friends recently. Mr. and Mrs. Stone of Indianapolis visited locals last week. School opens September 10. Miss Merline Rogers and Miss Ruth Williams to Cloverdale for senior year High School. Miss Helen McNett bedbound by rheumatism. Ester Whitaker and Bernice Lew visited Gosport Herscel Hirst home. Mrs. Mary Walden of Greencastle visited Emma Hester Sunday. Mabel Shields spent Sunday with Mt. Meridian friends. Albert Williams to enter Cloverdale High School next week. Ester and Grace Hillabiddle visited Hendrix grandmother last week.
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Gertrude Matthews
Greencastle
Myra Parks
Sullivan
Ind
Stone
Indianapolis
Merline Rogers
Ruth Williams
Cloverdale
Helen McNett
Ester Whitaker
Bernice Lewis
Herscel Hirst
Gosport
Mary Walden
Emma Hester
Mabel Shields
Mt. Meridian
Albert Williams
Greencastle High School
Ester
Grace Hillabiddle
Hendrix
Shower for Opal Newgent Draws Local Attendees
Friday evening a large group attended a shower for Mrs. Opal Newgent hosted by Miss Frances Goddard. Several family and friends visited and joined in, including Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Benneth and others from Cayuga Knightstown Green Castle and Indianapolis, with many stopping by to greet Mrs. Anna Boswell and Bertha Brothers.
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Opal Newgent
Frances Goddard
Clarence Benneth
Rebecca Sanders
John Porter
Fred
Law Roach
Irene
Jacob Woodard
Edna Woodard
Cayuga
Anna Boswell
Lida Pierce
Eula Staggs
Harvey Thomas
Pass Owens
Elsie Manker
Helen Marksberry
Indianapolis
Sarah Bettis
Ezra Newgent
South Bend
Nella Bettis
Richard Miller
For Sale Gas Stove Four Burner and Oven
Bargain listing from Herald Office invites offers for a four burner gas stove with oven. Contact the Herald Office for details and price.
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Call Herald Office
Buck
The
Herald
Market Offers Fresh Produce on Garden Street Corn
Come to Eudaly's Market at Washington and Jackson for melons sweet corn tomatoes and cabbage. Garden truck operates on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays with a wide selection for shoppers.
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Eudaly’s
Washington and
Jackson Streets
Buy School Books Now From J. K. Langdon Co
A local ad urges buyers to purchase school books early to avoid crowds. It promotes J. K. Langdon & Co as the supplier and hints at offering the specific kinds needed for the upcoming term.
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Largdon & Co’s
Hamiltons
J. K. Langdon & Co
Langdon & Co's
Classified notices feature jobs, lost items and trades
A collage of small ads announces WANTED cooks and a house worker, LOST umbrellas and glasses, FOR TRADE talks Arkansas land for Indiana real estate, and a fish shop urging orders. Names include Roscoe Scott and Theodore Crawley. Local phone numbers 444, 384 E, 490, 583.
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Arkansas
Indiana
Greencastle
Theodore Crawley
Mendenhall Reunion and Birthday Gatherings in Coatesville
Mr and Mrs Glen Duncan attended the Mendenhall Reunion at Elza Greenlees home in Coatesville. The R B Club met at Joe Garretts home for Mrs Garretts birthday and Walter Campbells and Mrs Jennie Carpenters birthdays, with about forty five guests.
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Glen Duncan
Mendenhall
Elza Greenlee
Coatesvile
R. B. Club
Joe Garrett
Garrett
Walter Campbell
Jennie
Olive Lisby
Cletis Huber
Claude Lawson
Will Shuck
Notice of Administration for Emily C Harris Estate
The undersigned James B Harris is appointed administrator by the circuit court of Putnam County Indiana for the estate of Emily C Harris deceased. The estate is to be sold or rented. Dated August 22 1923. Theodore Crawley attorney. Aug 23 30 Sept 6.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
State of
Indiana
Emily C. Harris
James B. Harris
Quincy man fined for intoxication after Monon station arrest
Albert Abrams of Quincy was fined $1 and costs in city court Wednesday afternoon by Mayor Zeis on a charge of intoxication. Abrams was arrested at the Monon station Tuesday night.
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Albert Abrams
Quincy
Cty
Zeis
Abrams
Monon
J J
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Chas. I. Anderson
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Arctic Circle
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See Electric Co
Reelsville
Maple Hill
Putnamville
Nelle Gligwell
Methodist Hospital
Clinton Falls
Herald Office
National Press Bureau
Buffalo
N. Y
Fred V. Thomas Corporation
Thomas Building
Pike Roads
Brown & Moffett
L. E. Mitchell
Greencastle ‘Water Works Co
O. B. Lane
Bainbridge, Ind
Joseph Grubb
R. G
Seminary Street
Highland Apartments
East Seminary Street
Belmont
Lowis B. Cowgill
E. Frenklin St
Cook
Grand Central Hotel
Roscoe Scott
H. W
Riley & Werneke
J. H. Pitchford
Circus Ground
E. Hanna
F. E. Todd & Sons
Opera House
A. Cook
Mer
Gladys Walton
Buddy Messinger
In the
Buddy At the Bat
Mary Carr
Fox
William Fox
Indiana Street
Urdsals
R. P. Mullins
Druggist
Malia
Lewis Hill
Bloomington, Ill
Lewis Garrett
Frank Woods
Eva Duncan
Ella Fultz
Coatesville
Elaine and
Catharine Kelly
Eric Duncan
Tor
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