Boy Killed by Car Near Seelyville
Marvin Jones ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Jones residing Blue Goose road east of Seelyville was almost instantly killed Friday morning when struck by a car driven by John G Ferrell of Staunton. The accident occurred as the boy stepped in front of the automobile on the National road. The impact hurled him and the car passed over his head.
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Brazil
Marvin Jones
Charles Jones
Blue Goose Road
Seelyville
John G. Ferrell
Staunton
Ferrell
Former DePauw Boy in Japan Is Safe
J Wade Emison Jr, a Depauw University graduate and representative of the International Banking Corporation, has been in Yokohama and Tokio Japan for several months. He is reported safe by his brother Ewing R Emison of Vincennes in a message received last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wade Emison, Jr
Depauw University
Yokohama
Tokio
Japan
International Banking Corporation
Ewing R. Emison
Vincennes
Harding stamps on sale in memory of Warren G. Harding
The Greencastle post office sells a 2-cent Harding memorial stamp issued after his death. Postmaster Rupert Bartley says the issue may be discontinued soon and will likely be replaced by standard red 2-cent Washington stamps. A 7-cent McKinley memorial stamp has also become standard since that president’s death.
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Warren G. Harding
Greencastle
Rupert Bartley
Bartley
George Washington
William McKinley
Harding
Capistrano Mission painting wins sixth at state fair
Mrs. Louise E. Zaring of this city earned sixth place for her painting Capistrano Mission a California subject at the state fair fine arts exhibit. The public voting gave her 71 votes while first prize went to an Indianapolis girl with 166 votes. The exhibit closed Friday evening. The work depicts the cloistered walls of the old Spanish Mission in sunlight and shadow with a glimpse of flowers.
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Capistrano Mission
California
Louise E. Zaring
Zaring
Indianapolis
Tokyo Quake Death Toll Surpasses Sixty Thousand
Tokyo reports total quake fatalities exceed 65 000 across three districts with 23 000 killed and 40 000 injured in Yokohama. One district, Hakone, notes 10 000 dead. Coroners have traced 32 564 corpses in city warehouses and yards as refugees flood out of the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Yokohama
Hakone
Fonjo
Greenwood Beats Greencastle Specials 8 to 2 on Zinc Mill Ground
Greenwood defeated the Greencastle Specials 8 to 2 in a Sunday game at Zinc Mill diamond. The home club showed a strong lineup and was praised as one of the season’s best.
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Greenwood
Greencastle Specials
Zinc Mill
Local Golfer Sets Double Green Castle Records
E B Taylor of Greenscastle Club shot 67 to break both 18 and 9 hole marks. He opened with a 33 on the first nine, finishing 3 under par for 18. Taylor’s card shows rounding scores with a mix of digits and garbled text for the second round. Reese Matson fired a hole in one on the third hole, his second such ace. Richard Taylor, son of the Taylors, heads to Purdue University from Greencastle High School.
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Greencastle Golf Club
E. B. Taylor
Taylor
Sudo EB Ega
Cravsscvcescuss
Richard Taylor
Washington Street
Greencastle
Lafayette
Purdue University
Death of Mrs Celesta Sinclair at 84 in Putnamville
Mrs Celesta Sinclair aged 84 died Sunday morning at her daughter Mrs A H Horns home in Putnamville after a long illness. She was widow of Isaac Sinclair and is survived by seven children including Belle Horn Evansville John F Sinclair Charleston Frank Sinclair Newcastle Dr F L Sinclair Terre Haute Ernest Sinclair Columbus and Mrs Charles A Rockwell Indianapolis. Burial followed in Cloverdale Cemetery after services at Cloverdale Methodist Church conducted by Rev Willis E Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celesta Sinclair
A. H. Horn
Putnamville
Cloverdale Methodist Church
Willis E. Gill
Cloverdale
Executors Named for Local Estates by Putnam Court
Oren Branneman of Cloverdale is named Executor of the estate of the late George W. Rule by the Putnam Circuit Court. Rule's home was in Cloverdale. The court also names Ebernezer Quinnette and A Harvey Greyson as Executors of the will of the late William Greyson.
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Oren Branneman
Cloverdale
George W. Rule
Putnam Circuit Court
Mr. Rule
Ebernezer Quinnette
A. Harvey Greyson
William Greyson
Wife Eludes Husband and Kills Herself Near Reelsville
Mrs. Harley Tabor aged 46 died by self-inflicted hanging in the barn loft at the family farm three miles north of Reelsville. Ill health was given as the cause in notes to her husband and to Elza Moreland of Lena. She left a son James Tabor of Indianapolis and her father James Phillips.
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Harley Tabor
Mrs. Tabor
Mr. Tabor
School days begin with rush in Greencastle area
Greencastle city and township schools along with DePauw University opened Monday to bustling start. Enrollment is expected to exceed prior years at city schools and DePauw, as trains bring students and the post and express offices handle a flood of parcels for DePauw pupils.
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Greencastle
DePauw University
DePauw
Harry Stamp Wins Honors With Horses
Harry Stamp wins grand championships in both mare and stallion Belgian classes at every fair shown. He exhibits 23 horses in the midwest circuit, winning multiple firsts and earning over $1,500 at the Indiana State Fair. Purdue University has purchased two Stamp horses for its animal husbandry department.
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Marty Stamp
North
Putnam County
Middle West
This Sea
Ruby
Mr. Stamps
Indiana
Mr. Stamp
Three Ring Attraction Set for September 27
The notice promises a big Red Letter day in Putnam County with extensive trading, high class sports, and big business on September 27. It outlines a three ring attraction with the management planning a wide schedule for that date.
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Putnam County
Farmers invited to Penal Farm event in Greencastle
Putnam county farmers are invited to the Penal Farm on Thursday September 27 for plant inspection a large dinner and talks by a horticulturist and a bee expert. A big ball game follows between the Greencastle Specials and the St. Louis Cardinals with Roger Hornsby in left field at McKeen field. Dollar Day bargains by local merchants accompany the visit expected to attract many guests.
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Putnam County
Greencastle
St. Louis Cardinals
Roger Hornsby
Mound City
McKeen Field
DePauw football begins as practice starts
A dozen players reported to Coach J N Ashmore at DePauw for the first practice of the year with Capt Johnny Clark leading the initial group. Harrold Erickson of Maynard Minn arrives to assist, a Washington and Jefferson all American star from two years ago. The Tigers expect a large turnout as matriculation opens and ends midweek with about fifty men anticipated for drills.
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J. N. Ashmore
DePauw
Johnny Clark
Harrold Erickson
Maynard
Minn
Erickson
Washington and Jefferson
Ashmore
Tigers
Freshman Coach Kirk Joins Missouri Illinois Lineup
Todd Kirk arrives from Kirksville Missouri to take charge of the freshman football squad under Athletic Director James Ashmore. He will coach as a general instructor this year and oversee all sports activities as plans for a September 29 game falter and a Bloomington October 6 clash loom.
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Ule
Ashmore
Indiana
Bloomington
Todd Kirk
University of Missouri
University of Illinois
James Ashmore
Kirksville
Kirk
Pre autumn nuptial event marks simple beauty in Brazil
A graceful pre autumn wedding was held Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Klingler in Brazil. Hazel Klingler married Jack Bridges with Prof. Harry B. Gough officiating. Edna Klingler was maid of honor, Kleinert best man. Floral decor featured pink and white, with lace gown and orange blossom veil. Reception offered pink rose ice cream, white heart cakes, and heart baskets as favors.
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Wiliam Klingler
Brazil
Hazel
Jack Bridges
Maude Bridges
Harry B. Gough
DePauw University
Mark Bills
Edna Klingler
Mr. Kleinert
Saginaw
Michigan
DePauw Grad to Teach Economics at Grove City College
The groom, a DePauw graduate from the class of 1929, plans to teach in the Economics department at Grove City College, Pennsylvania. The bride, also a DePauw alumna from 1919, taught at Brazil High School and later pursued education work at the Illinois university. Family members, including Rev C M Crook and Mrs Sayers, travel plans included Indianapolis and Grove City as part of the wedding party and future moves.
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8. C. Sayers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Japan Advertisers
Seiyoken
Russia
Central Meteorological Observatory
Gerous
Hirohito
Akasaka Palace
Bank of Japan
Ithiko Ichiku
Louise Zaring
Keruizawa
Harry Stamp
C. M. Crook
Jackson
Florida
W. Greencastle
C. M. Crook, Jr
Crook
de- League
Ville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad System
the Standard Railroad of
Agricultural Experiment Station
Russellville Flour & Feed Co
Russellville
Larkin & Denny
Harris Milling Co
Big Four Mills
Cagle & Gobel
Poland
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