Local Greencastle Notes Include Moves and Births
Local items report Mrs. Jesse Kendall confined at home with illness and births in the community. Mrs. Edward Bull and baby return from Putnam County hospital. Ora O air resumes post office duties after vacation. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Bundy return from Spiceland. Mrs. Zahakaros visits Greencastle from Greencastle. Mrs. Otto Gibson moves here with daughter Pearl to occupy an apartment with the Potters. Judge John Rawley visits on legal business. Russell Alexander and Catherine Joan born at Putnam County hospital. Alexander publicist for DePauw University. Vermillion evangelist to hold meetings at Clinton Falls M. P. Church. Rev. and Mrs. Hansel Tower return from Boston. Towers visit Knauer family. Brown family updates. Buster Brown to remain in Greencastle for schooling. Albin from Ladoga visits. Lane heads to Elbert Colorado. Wells and West return from Wisconsin vacation. Margaret Bryan returns to Newcastle as public speaking teacher. George Walker sues Jack Morrison over real estate. Morrison living on Walker property since April without rent. Funeral service for Charles Wright of Fern held. burial at Long Branch. Pallbearers named.
Small Caribbean hurricane near Jamaica Haiti expected
Charles L. Mitchell of the Weather Bureau said a small hurricane formed yesterday in the Caribbean and will likely pass near Jamaica or Haiti's southwest tip. The disturbance was about 200 miles south of Santo Domingo as it moves at 12 to 14 mph, with notable intensity despite its small size.
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Washington
Charles L. Mitchell
U. S. Weather Bureau
Caribbean
Jamaica
Haiti
Santo Domingo
DePauw Students Seek Housework And Furnaces Work
A number of University students wish to tend furnaces or perform other chores around houses for their rooms. Householders who want to employ students should contact the Dean of Men at 277 R within the next few days.
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DePauw
Penal Farm Escape Is Taken to Reformatory
Glenn Keeling alias Glenn Young, 29, of Noblesville, was sent to the Indiana State Reformatory at Pendleton by Sheriff Edward Eitel and Deputy Alva Bryan after a court sentence of 1 to 5 years for escaping from the Indiana State Farm at Putnamville. He had previously escaped on June 23 and was recaptured by Indianapolis authorities. He had been sentenced for public intoxication in Noblesville.
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Glenn Keeling
Glenn Young
Noblesville
Indiana State Reformatory
Pendleton
Edward Eitelforge
Alva Bryan
Pendleton Institution
James P. Hughes
Putnam Circuit
Indiana
Putnamville
Putnamville Institution
Indianapolis
State Farm
County Tax Rate Set At 70 Cents For 1931
A county tax rate of 70 cents per 100 dollars of assessed value was fixed Saturday after tentative levies from the county council, made Tuesday and Wednesday, were confirmed. The levy increases 4 cents over 1930. The article lists prior levies for 1929 and 1930 across revenue, hospital bonds, maintenance, bridge bonds, road bonds, and gravel road repair.
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Court House
Ieee
Hogs and cattle market mixed in Indianapolis report
Livestock market in Indianapolis shows hogs around 5 000 head, holdovers 149, prices mainly higher in parts. Ibs ranges 160 200 at 11 15 to 11 90, 200 250 at 11 40 to 11 50, 250 300 at 11 15 to 11 60. Cattle 500, calves 400, light action. Wealers steady near 11 50, down. Sheep 600 with little change. ewe and wether lambs 9 to 9 25, bucks 7 50 to 8 50. Throw outs 5 to 7, fat ewes 33 to 34.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Putnam Club Members Take Prizes at Fair
Five Putnam county 4-H members earned livestock placing at the Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis. Maxine Shoemaker took eighth with a Hereford steer, Julian Sutherlin twelfth with a Hereford steer, Eugene Akers fourth with a pen of Dorset lambs, Morris McGaughey third with a Berkshire barrow and seventh with a Berkshire gilt, Glendon Irwin third with a Jersey heifer and third with a Jersey cow.
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Putnam County
Indianapolis
Floyd Miller
Maxine Shoemaker
Floyd Township
Julian Sutherlin
Eugene Akers
Franklin Township
Morris McGaughey
Russell Township
Glendon Irwin
Greencastle Township
League of Nations opens sixtieth session in Geneva
The League of Nations Council began its sixtieth session in Geneva with representatives from about fifty nations. Senor Zumeta of Venezuela opened the meeting and the Assembly is set to start its eleventh session Wednesday. Briand's Federated Europe proposal and the Palestine mandate commission's report headline the day’s agenda.
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Geneva
INS
League of Nations Council
Senor Zumeta
Venzuela
League Assembly
Aristide Briand
Europe
Assembly
Briand
Palestine Mandate Commission
Lost ad drives townwide inquiry across doors
A terse notice urges calling the office about a missing advertisement. The message describes a want ad as prompting inquiries at every door in town and notes the cost as trifling.
Indianapolis Guests Highlight Cathedral Benefits at Capital Meet
The Indianapolis contingent will discuss the cathedral’s advantages for out state members in the capital city. They announce an exemplification beginning October 10 with weekly sessions for a first section of candidates. Petitions are due September 2. Final ceremonies occur December 1 to 4 with a special fraternal program.
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Ontinu
Indianapolis
Former Putnam County Youth Dies in Brazil
Donald Boley 18, son of Mack and Grace Boley of 902 East National Ave, Brazil, died at 2 a m Saturday at Clay County Hospital after an appendicitis operation. A Brazil High School graduate with honors, he planned to enter Rose Polytechnic this fall. He played in the high school band and with the C W Damm orchestra. Born June 2, 1912, he was a member of the First Church of Christ Scientist. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at the home.
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Mack
Grace Boley
East
National Avenue
Clay County Hospital
Brazil
Rose Polytechnic
Engle Torr Tie Knot in Louisville Indianapolis Marriage
James R. Engle a 27 year old Louisville salesman and Mabel G. Torr a 20 year old Indianapolis nurse received a marriage license.
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James R. Engle
Louisville
Mabel G. Torr
Indianapolis
Mable Torr
James Engle
Farm Employee to Return Alleged Escapee Ed McCloud
Gilbert R. Snider of Indiana State Farm flies to Tennessee to fetch Ed McCloud an alleged escapee from Putnamville. McCloud reportedly fled the state penitentiary in August 1927 and faces an escape charge filed by Indiana officials in December 1928. He will be brought to Green Castle and jailed in Putnam County to await circuit court trial.
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Gilbert R. Snider
Indiana
Tennessee
Ed. McCloud
McCloud
Putnamville Institution
Parm
Greencastle
Putnam County
Crawfordsville Greys Fall to Greencastle Nine
The Crawfordsville Greys lost 7 to 1 at Limedale Park as Greencastle Booster's team overwhelmed them with strong hitting. Target pitched all nine innings for Greencastle, while Crawfordsville used three pitchers Brown Cline and Churchill. Manager W. E. Abel hit a homer and went four for five in his first game as a player-manager.
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Crawfordsville
Greencastle Boys
Brown
Cline
Churchill
Target
Greencastle
Black
W. E. Abel
For Rent Ads From West Side Area
Public notice listing rentals including a West side duplex at 415 East Hanna Street with contact phone 107 and a 3 or 4 room apartment with bath, furnished or unfurnished. Inquiries directed to the Herald Office.
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Hanna Street
Herald Office
Mrs Askew Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Horace Askew entertained her bridge club at a luncheon bridge at the country club today.
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Askew
Horace Askew
Divorce Suit Filed by Greencastle Woman
Ethie Sutherlin of North Indiana Street files for divorce in Putnam circuit court from Hansford Sutherlin of Russell township. She cites December 1914 marriage and June 191? separation with cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to provide for her and their three children Eunice 14 Wayne 11 Oscar Cley x.
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Putnam
Sutherlin
Indiana Street
Hansford Sutherlin
Russell Township
Oscar Cley
Xeld
Trester to Move IHSAA Office to Indianapolis
Anderson Indiana Sept 5 A L Trester commissioner of the Indiana High School Athletic Association will relocate his office to Indianapolis on October 1. He has had headquarters in Anderson for the past eight years and announced the move today.
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Anderson
Ind
INS
A. L. Trester
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Indianapolis
Trester
French Aces Honor Guests of Nation at White House
Capt. Dieudonne Coste and Ly Maurice Bellonte, flown the Question Mark, arrive in Washington for a state luncheon at the White House. They receive greetings from President Hoover and aviation leaders alongside Rear Admiral Byrd and Col. Lindbergh.
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Washington
France
Dieuwomne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Atlantic
Lindbergh
Hoover
White House
R. E. Byrd
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bollingeld
Paris
Shakeup of Cabinet in Panama Expected This Month
Panama City reports a cabinet crisis likely to trigger resignations of four ministers and possibly the president Florencio Arismendi Arisemena. Disputes center on criticism of Minister Jeptha Duncan and a rift among top officials within the Arisemena administration.
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Panama City
INS
Republic of Panama
Florencio Larmodio Arisemena
Cris
Arisemena
Jeptha Duncan
Finance
Interior
Justice
Wedding Held Aboard Plane Over Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana on September 8 the ceremony was performed 1 000 feet above ground with the Rev A D Burkett officiating. Mr and Mrs Edward Phelps honeymooned below as relatives watched from the ground in the unusual air wedding.
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Kokomo
Ind
Edward Phelps
A. D. Burkett
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Buster) Brown
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