Local Hays Expected Home from Michigan Visit
Local residents report Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hays are expected home today or Saturday from Bay View Michigan. Mrs. Jesse Potter of Russellville entered Putnam County Hospital for medical treatment last night. Beverly Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Trembly, was born today at Putnam County Hospital. Evelena Due, daughter of Arthur Due, underwent appendicitis surgery at Putnam County Hospital last night. Mr. and Mrs. DeLoss Walker of New York City visited here last evening. Mr. Walker is a DePauw University graduate. Folded into the week, Fellis Cowling and wife returned to Gurnee Illinois after visiting Ira E. Cowling’s family on East Popular Street. Mr. and Mrs. William Strain of Christman NL will spend the weekend here. Strain teaches high school in Christmas. Mrs. Frank Cannon, her children, and Miss Helen Black drove to Rushville Friday for the weekend with friends and relatives. Helen Birch, now in Indianapolis Robert Long Hospital, is much improved after a skull fracture suffered Monday when struck by a car while alighting from a streetcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Trembly
Bloomington Street
Beverly Ruth
Putnam County Hospital
DeLoss Walker
New York City
Mr. Walker
DePauw University
Fllis Cowling
Gurnee
Illinois
Mr. Cowling
Ira E. Cowling
East Popular Street
William Strain
Christman, NL
Mr. Strain
Frank Cannon
Helen Black
Rushville
Cannon
Miss Black
Albert Lockridge
Helen Birch
Robert Longospital
Indianapolis
Brick Chapel M E Church Sunday Schedule
The Brick Chapel M E Church lists services with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Epworth League at 6:45 p.m. Evening Service at 7:30 p.m. Minister Charles R. Query.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Charles R. Qeury
DePauw Cadets Receive New Uniforms
DePauw university ROTC cadets receive updated uniforms from the war department. Basic men switch to long trousers and blue lapel blouses with overseas caps, while brown belts replace prior gear. Captain B. B. McMahon reports 84 freshmen enrolled, with strong interest in advanced courses and cadet officers expected to match last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw University
B. B. McMahon
War Department
McMahon
DePauw
Dying gangster talks as leader is arrested
In Chicago, a dying gang member implicates Nicholas Muscato, 23, leader of the 42 gang, in the deaths of two subordinates. The confession follows an attempted murder of Pete Nicastro, who survived after being shot four times. Police allege Muscato orchestrated the killings over liquor hijacking and other gang crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nicholas Muscato
Pete
Nicastro
Sangdom
Muscato
Frank Petito
Indiana Prepares Welcome for French Aces Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte
Indiana and Indianapolis officials plan a rousing welcome for Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte, the Question Mark aviators, as they fly over Indiana September 17 with stops in Cleveland Dayton Richmond Indianapolis Fort Wayne Detroit. They are expected to land at Stout Field and be escorted to the business district for a parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Indiana
Richmond
Fort Wayne
Harry G. Leslie
Reginald H. Sullivan
Cleveland
Ohio
Dayton
Detroit
Toledo
Stout Field
Illinois Democrats Ask For Temperance Return
Illinois voters consider Col. James Hamilton Lewis address urging state controlled prohibition to replace the Eighteenth Amendment Volstead Act and Jones Land Law He favors state sovereignty to decide dry or liberal policy and prefers state regulation or local option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Illinois
James Hamilton Lewis
United States
Col
Lewis
Morgan County Fair
Eighteen Planes Enter National Air Tour
Eighteen airplanes entered the 1930 National Air Tour prepared to depart Chicago for Davenport Iowa on a 4500 mile test, competing for the Edsel B Ford trophy and $20000 in prize money. Myron L Zellers of Cleveland in a Ford Tri motor led the field by four minutes ahead of George Haldeman of Wilmington Delaware who was second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Davenport
Iowa
Detroit
Myron L. Zellers
Cleveland
George Haldeman
Wilmington
Del
New Plan for Directing Dumping at Pitmans Pond
Mayor W L Denman announced a change in dumping at Pitmans pond owned by the college. Dumping will be directed by Albert Keen for salvage, replacing the previous city requirement to hire a directing man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Denman
Pitman’s Pond
The
College
Albert Keen
Cement Company Employee Injured Foot in Elevator Incident
Arthur Sheets of Lone Star Cement Company received a bad bruise to a foot when an elevator fell on it around noon. He was taken to the hospital for X rays to check for broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sheets
Lone Star Cement Company
Society Notes Highlight Dinner and Bridge for Arlt Guests
Mr and Mrs Cannon entertained at dinner in Greencastle Country Club with guests including Prof and Mrs Arlt who are wintering in Chicago for research. After dinner they played bridge at Cannon homes. Arlt received a guest prize. Mrs F C Tilden and FE B Taylor won high sport. The issue also covers Mothers' club at Fillmore and Mt Olive Missionary Society elections. Beulah Vogel wed Vance Horner in New Albany. Triangle Club plans a slumber party. Christian church sections meet for mercy devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Arlt
Chicago
Arlt
John Cannon
East Seminary Street
Greencastle Country Club
Cannon
F. C. Tilden
FE. B. Taylor
W. W. Carson
R. W. Pence
O. F. Overstreet
Lela Walls
E. B. Taylor
John Allee
W. M. McGaughey
Charles J. Arnold
C. C. Huestis
James Cannon
Frank Cannon
Frank Donner
For Rent Priced Modern 6 Room House Near Square
Classified items list several rentals and sales including a strictly modern six room house with sleeping porch and fireplace near the square and University. Also an apartment with two rooms and bath and a five room semi modern house. Contact C. J. Arnold at the Herald office for details.
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Square
C. J. Arnold
Herald Office
Russellville Schools Opened Monday
Russellville reports full attendance as the district opened Monday after Labor Day. Enrollment totals by grade show 26 in grade 1, 19 in grade 2, 24 in grade 3, 19 in grade 4, 20 in grade 5, 16 in grade 6, 20 in grade 7, 17 in grade 8, 24 in grade 9, 16 in grade 10, 20 in grade 11, and 16 in grade 12, for a combined 256 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellville
University event outlines fall activities and elections
The meeting will elect officers for the coming semester under the student council. A freshman class party at the gym will involve first year students with Blue Key and Mortar Board support. Psychological tests are scheduled for Saturday morning and religious services begin Sunday with Young People's services starting Sunday, October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ont Harry
Blue Key and Mortar Board
Hitch-Hiker Hurt When Car Turns Over Near Putnamville
A hitchhiker sustained a minor injury when a car overturned on the National Road about a mile east of Putnamville Thursday evening. The driver brake lock on a turn caused the vehicle to roll into a ditch. the car bore a Pennsylvania license and the owner was unhurt. Mr and Mrs Robert Bryan and two children of Peoria are visiting Mr and Mrs Edgar Shamel on North Madison Street. Mrs Bryan was formerly Miss Jane Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Road
Putnamville
Pennsylvania
Robert Bryan
Peoria, Sr
Edgar Shamel
North Madison Street
Bryan
Jane Lawton
State Teachers Meet In Indianapolis This Month
State Teachers Association holds a meeting in Indianapolis on October 16 17 and 18 with County Superintendent John Vermillion notified. Putnam County teachers had previously pledged to attend but Vermillion questioned attendance due to late notices and other duties.
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. A. Hays
Bay View
Michigan
Jesse Potter
Putna County Hospital
Evelena Due
Arthur Due
Putnam County
M. E
Sheaffer
Skrip
Owl Drug Store
Rexall Store
Kodak Film
Mullins Drug Store
W. H. Eiteljorge
New York
Democrats
Cement Company
Mrs. Cannon
Mrs. Lee Bryan
Fillmore Club
Lee Bryan
Mothers
Fillmore
Stilesville
Mrs. Sweeney
Missionary Society
Mt. Olive
Layman Hepler
Paoli
Beulah Vogel
Vance Horner
New Albany
In Beta Psi
Horner
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Madonna Grimes
Triangle Club
Christian Church
B. H. Bruner
Dess Sayers
Wallace Morris
Burl W. Reiter
Russell Township
G. C. Heberling Company
Bloomington
Country Club
Seminary Street
Herald
Louisiens
Huey Long
Alove
Louisiana
Joseph E. Steele
International Newsree
Hera
Sam Hanna
Southards Book Store
Ente
Labor Bay
Firestone
Oldfield
Our Tire
Plate Sentinel
Otuer
Firestone Anchor
Super Tire
Forestore Courier
Our Tirse
Trres
Franklin Street
R. Chenoweth
Indiana Street
Greencastle
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