Rotary Club Forms In Greencastle With Officers Elected
The Greencastle Rotary Club outlines its permanent organization after a May meeting. Roster lists President Harry Z Freeman and Vice President Charles McGaughey with C Gillen as secretary and A G Brown as treasurer. Norfolk attendees and charter member list are noted along with state fair participants.
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Ray Z Freeman
Oresident
Charles Mgall
Shey
C. C. Gillen
SECRE
R Pary
A. G. Brown
Barnaby, Cor
WIN and
M'Cutchan
IRS
Nencastle Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Artery
Greencastle
Ational
Indnapolis Rotary Club
Embers
Harry Z. Freeman
Charles McGaughey
C. Gillen
M. H. Shute
Charles Barnaby
B. F. Corwin
R. G. McCutchan
W. M. Blanchard
Rotary Club
W. W. Tucker
W. B. Beck
Chas
F. Southard
John F Cannon
C. Sayers
Adam L. Beck L
Stephens
Harry E. Allen
C.W. Otis
Tl. Harris N.C. O’hair
JH. Pitchford
Horace Askew
W. R. Hutcheson
Paul F. Cook
Raymond S. Fouts
Charles J. Arnold
Martin H. Shute
C.C. Gillen
Flatwood Schoolhouse Meetings Invite All to Attend
Religious services held nightly at the Flatwood school house on the road to Mt. Meredian. Interest is good and attendees are invited to come by auto or horse. Services begin at 7 30 and all are welcome.
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Flatwood
Mt. Meredian
Hog Prices Rise At Open In Indianapolis Market
Strong demand from outside buyers pushes hog prices up 10 to 15 cents at the market opening in Indianapolis. Receipts total about 7,000 hogs with 600 cattle 1,200 calves and 800 sheep and lambs. Top hogs bring 16.90, range 16.50 to 16.75, with some heavies at 16.25. Pigs 16.00 and down for packing sows. Cattle steady and active, calves steady at 18, lambs strong near 12.00.
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Indianapolis
Toll of Dead in Quake Zone
Hundreds died as earthquakes shattered cities and villages north of Florence. Relief agencies aid survivors and search ruins while mountains isolate many towns. Aftershocks continue but Florence area remains calm. Massa Carrara is cut off from outside contact.
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Rome
Florence
Massa Carrara
Inventor’s pot roast saw thrills family novelty wonder
A friend of Mr Glimmuerson touts a pot roast saw invented to carve third day leftovers. The device is a small mahogany mounted circular saw powered by a lamp socket cord, adjustable to slice thick or thin portions, and praised for practicality though wary of family objections and legal risk.
Von Kleinsmid Outlines Trip to Mexico City
Plan for Dr. R. R. Von Kleinsmid president of the University of Arizona and E. V. Anaya Mexican consul to travel from Tucson to Juarez and Mexico City September 8 to September 17 for meetings with National University faculty. Von Kleinsmid will attend commence ment services and Independence Day celebrations. Anaya accompanies as special representative of President de la Huerta.
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R. R. von Kleinsmid
University of Arizona
E. V. Anaya
Mexico
Tucson
el Paso
Juarez
Mexico City
National University
Vasconcelos
von Kleinsmid
President de la Huerta
Educational Commission of Mexico
Anaya
Tucson Arizona Star
Sign in Indiana Diner Proclaims Stir Like Hell Warning
B F Corwin, returning from Michigan, recalls a Northern Indiana restaurant where a wall sign reads Don't Use Much Sugar Stir Like Hell We Don't Mind The Noise. He notes the humorous phrase as part of the dining stop en route home.
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B. F. Corwin
Michigan
Indiana
Miss Landers to Speak in Greencastle September 16
An erroneous Herald notice announced Miss Julia Landers would speak Friday. She will address the women of Putnam County in Greencastle on September 16, under the Democratic State Committee Woman designation.
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Democratic
Indianapolis
Herald
Julia Landers
Democratic State Committee
Miss Landers
Greencastle
Putnam County
Real Estate Transfers in Greencastle and Roachdale
Fred Maste transfers a Greencastle lot to John W. Herod for 5000 dollars. Eliza Allen and others transfer Roachdale lots to Columbus Gillen for 3600 dollars. Virginia Black transfers land in Greencastle to William W. Brothers and wife.
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Fred Maste
John W. Herod
Greencastle
Eliza Allen
Columbus Gillen
Roachdale
Virginia Black
William W. Brothers
Impressive Double Wedding at Plainfield
A quiet double wedding occurred Wednesday September 1 at Rev Thomas Browns home in Plainfield. Miss Joy Wallace of Cloverdale wed Kenneth Hurlburt of Connecticut Ohio, and Miss Christine Howson of Center Point wed Noble Wallace of Amo. The couples depart for their futures. Mrs Hurlburt will reside in Cleveland, locking in a government post for him, while the Wallaces settle on a farm near Amo.
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Joy Wallace
Cloverdale
Kenneth Hurlburt
Connecticut
Ohio
Christine Howson
Center Point
Noble Wallace
Amno
Thomas Brown
Plainfield
Hurlburt
Cleveland
Amo
Russellville Man Injured at State Fair Fall
T E Lindley of Russellville Indiana was severely injured at the state fair when he fell from a haymow to a toolbox in a barn. He struck his chest on the toolbox and was taken to Methodist Hospital where his condition was listed as not serious. Police report say he was asleep and rolled to the edge causing the fall.
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Indianapolis
T. E. Lindley
RussellviLle
Methodist Hospital
Lindley
Fillmore Boy Found Unconscious After Horse Ride
Fred Storm 18, Fillmore High School student and son of Mr and Mrs Henry Storm of Marion, was found unconscious near his home by his brother Wednesday morning. He had ridden home on a horse from John Baker’s, likely thrown during the ride, and Dr Wright of Coatesville treated him. His condition remained serious.
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Fred Storm
Fillmore High School
Henry Storm
Marion Town
John Baker
Baker
Wright
Coatesville
Post Office Robbery Suspect Arrested In Greencastle
United States postoffice inspector J Briggs of Cincinnati investigated the arrest of Dewey Snider in Greencastle. Snider was found with over 100 dollars in postage stamps and Savings Stamps believed stolen from the Coal Bluff post office. Authorities seek a second suspect as an accomplice.
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J. Briggs
Cincinnati
United States Postoffice
Greencastle
Dewey Snider
Snider
Coal Bluff
Putnam County Sunday School Convention
Sunday school workers meet at the Christian Church in Greencastle on September 19 at 2:00 and 7:30 PM. Speakers include EF T Albertson on Adult Responsibility and W Hobart Hill on The Young People's Teacher and The Young People's Program. Conference time and literature exhibits are planned. a banner will honor the Township delegation.
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Christian Church
Greencastle
EF. T. Albertson
State Sunday School Asociation
W. Hobart Hill
Young People’s Division
State Sunday School Association
Greencastle Town
Shin
Invest
College Avenue Methodist sets prayer meeting led by Hawna
George Hawna will lead the College Avenue Methodist church prayer meet this evening at 7 30. The regular Friday Circle meeting is postponed one week and will be held at Mrs Clyde Rogers home.
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George Hawna
College Avenue
Methodist Church
Clyde Rogers
Dicks Family Reunion Near Bainbridge Celebrates
The Dicks family reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Steele with many Dicks relatives from Indianapolis and nearby towns attending. A noon meal featured fried chicken and melons, speeches by children, and social time. Officers elected for the year include Lowell A Dicks as President and Esther Dicks as Secretary Treasurer. The next gathering is planned for Cartersburg Springs before Labor Day.
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Fred Steele
Elmer Dicks
John Dicks
Sherman Dicks
Mr. Pence
Sage
Margaret Steele
Indianapolis
Lowell Dicks
Earl Arnold
Thomas G. Talbott
Mabel Talbott
Fillmore
Jerry Steele
Lemna Steele
Doris Huffman
Rosa Shea
Miller
Hammond
Hedge
Wade
Bainbridge
Cartersburg Springs
Lowell A. Dicks
Esther Dicks
Ethel Arnold
Grace Modelin
Christian Church
Robt. Pierce
Morton Avenue
Tragedies From a Faulty Guesswork At Home
A sequence of reckless tests ends badly as a man lights a gas tank, pats an unfamiliar bull, bets risk against a train, touches a live trolley wire, and cuts his own advertising to save money. Each action proves dangerous and destructive.
Wedding Headline Sparks Shame For Lord Helper
At a recent wedding the bride was Miss Jane Helper and the bridegroom was Mr Newton Lord. The groom grew angry after reading in the newspaper an account headed with the phrase Lord Helper, reflecting a misprint that echoed the couple’s names.
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Jane Helper
Mr. Newton Lord
Lord, Helper
Golf Sealed Book To Him
The piece mocks golf as a sport and quotes critics from the Seattle Post Intelligencer and The London Times. It discusses terms like dog legged holes and straight play from tee to second, noting public neglect and labeling golf as cow pasture pool.
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Golf
Seattle Post- Intelligencer
Iefoto
London Times
Duncan
Mitchell
Hagen Amd Barnes
Hey
Dancan
Eurogees
Hazen
Barnes
Republicans Send Flowers for Harding
A Greencastle observer recalls Montaville Flowers delivering a speech at the courthouse about the League of Nations. The meeting’s crowd heard a sweeping oration that avoided direct discussion of the League, leaving many readers confused about the Covenant and its significance. The piece notes differing Republican views, praising Flowers as a witty orator while Harding’s fluctuating stance is contrasted.
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Harding
Greencastle
Montaville Flowers
Court House
League of Nations
League, of Nations
Flowers
Herald
Mr. Flowers
League
Roit
Wisker
Sham
Taft
Johnson
Borah
Stereopticon Sunday Night at College Avenue Church
The College Avenue Church will host a stereopticon lecture next Sunday at 7 59 by Rev. B K Kirkpatrick. The event features romance and global church work and is expected to educate and entertain. A church supper and election of a lay delegate to the annual conference occur one week later on September 16, with a follow up canvass on September 17 to raise local and Centenary budgets. The campaign uses about fifteen teams and aims to meet pledges. a committee leads the effort. First Ward Parent Teachers meet Friday September 10 at 2 80 PM for important business.
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College Avenue
B. KE. Kirkpartick
College Avenue Church
Fae
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Otary Club
Lies of the Christian Church
Arch
Greencastle Rotary Ib
Thermanent Organization
Otis
J. 0. Cannon
Harry E
Allen E
William B. Peck
R.G. McCutchan
C. M. Moffett
C. Gautier
C. F. Overstreet
S.C. Sayers Harry, Freeman C. W. Martin
C. H. Barnaby
MW. Shute
Smith R. F. Corwin
J. F. Gillespie
Lucille
J. F. Gillispie
Maude Bridges
Jack Bridges
Roy Hillis
Gladges Nevins
Pearl Scroggins
Howard Harris
Theodore Crawley
Ott Dobbs
Dode Sweet
F. S. Whit
Ol’ John B. Thrift, Sr
FE. V. Anaya
Russelville
Fillmore Boy
Putnam County Sunday School Convention
First Ward
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