DePauw student moved to hospital. local notes
John Burkhart a DePauw student was removed to County Hospital by ambulance Monday morning with pneumonia. Several local families welcomed new births including James Braxton to Mr and Mrs Robert Black and Mary Ellen to Mr and Mrs Ward Arnold. A DePauw student Tretsworth recovered from heat illness after two days in county hospital. Nearby events include reunions, church meetings, and weather notes in Greencastle and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burkhart
DePauw
College Infirmary
Burkhart
Beard and Wells
Deming Park
Terre Haute
Putnam County
Chas
W. King
Geo. B. Thomas
John Skelton
Rex Hathaway
Ward Arnold
Indiana Street
Mary Ellen
County Hospital
Arnold
Georgia Bettis
Clinton Township
Charles Tretsworth
Tretsworth
Minneapolis
Minn
Business Women To Have Chicken Dinner
The Business and Professional Women's Club will host a chicken dinner at Lydia Cravens home south of Greencastle on State Road 43 at 6 30 Wednesday. Members depart by auto from Miss O'Hair's studio at 6. Those unable to attend should notify Mrs A E Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lydia Cravens
Greencastle
State Road 43
Miss O'Hair
Alamo
A. E. Browning
National Guardsman Drowned During River Outing
Charles Ashworth 22 years old of Mount Vernon drowned while swimming in the Wabash River during a Battery E National Guard outing at Herrman’s Island seven miles west of town. His body was recovered but could not be revived. he served five years in the regular army and is survived by a widow and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Ind
Wabash River
Charles Ashworth
Ashworth
Battery E
National Guard
Herrman’s Island
Here
Officer Shot by Filling Station Bandits in Indianapolis
Patrolman Martin O'Connor was shot early today after arresting two bandits at a filling station in Indianapolis. The suspects wrested his revolver, three shots were fired, and the officer was fatally wounded. Six men and one woman were rounded up on vagrancy charges as suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
INS
Martin O'Connor
Tuberculosis Clinic At Hospital Wednesday
Persons wishing to appear before the Putnam County Tuberculosis Association free clinic at the County Hospital Wednesday are urged to notify Miss Eva Milburn by telephone immediately so arrangements can be made for free physical examinations. The clinic will be in charge of a specialist and local physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County Tuberculosis Association
Eva Milburn
Jasper Taylor Ford Flips Car In Sunday Collision
Jasper Taylor, a local colored youth, flipped his Ford touring car at Spring avenue and Walnut street to avoid Ben Cornell’s car from Browns Valley. No one injured. Taylor, eastbound on Walnut, did not see Cornell due to a blocked view and struck the other vehicle, turning over. Taylor’s car wrecked. Cornell’s car suffered a broken steering knuckle and a blown tire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Taylor
Spring Avenue
Walnut Street
Ben Cornell
Browns Valley
Taylor
Cornell
Carswell
Martin Jensen Plane Believed Lost In Desert Search With Pet Lion
Martin Jensen, flying non stop from San Diego to New York with Leo the lion as a passenger, is missing after last reporting from Holtville near the California Arizona line. Officials from MGM say multiple planes from San Diego Yuma and Kelly Field search the route across the desert toward Albuquerque with no success to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
New York
Los Angeles
INS
Martin Jensen
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Jense
Leo
Lion
Jensen
Imperial Valley
Albuquerque
N. M
Holtville
California- Arizona
Yuma
Kelly Field
Texas
Actor Wallace Beery Faces Million Damage Suit
Spanish dancer and film actress Juanita Montanya sues Wallace Beery for 1 million dollars claiming he attacked her in his Hollywood home twice while she visited with Mrs Beery absent. She says she may give birth within a month and cites paternity tests suggested by her attorney Louis Greenbaum. Beery's wife Rita is described as frightened as the search for Beery continues after he left on a hunting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Juanita Montanya
Wallace Beery
Miss Montanya
Beery
Louis Greenbaum
High Sierra Mountains
Carson Camp
Rita Beery
New York
Convention of Legion Opens in Paris Palace
In Paris at Trocadero Palace on September 19 the ninth annual American Legion convention opened amid a festive backdrop. National Commander Howard P. Savage struck the gavel to call delegates to order as the gathering commenced proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trocadero Palace
Paris
American Legion
Roff
Howard P. Savage
Opening of American convention in Paris celebrated nationwide
Paris honors 20 000 American visitors with a holiday as the Second A E F march into the convention hall. Commander guides Legionnaires as crowds throng Boulevards to glimpse President Doumergue Marshal Foch and other leaders in the festive ceremony at the Trocadero Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legionnaires
Paris
France
Trocadero Palace
Doumergue
Marshal Foch
Motormen Choose Fines Over Open Cutouts
Three Greencastle motorists faced fines or surrender of open muffler cutouts after being caught Sunday afternoon by City Marshal David Braden while using loud exhausts. They opted to surrender the cutouts to the marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
David Braden
Albert Wells Hurt in Parke County Auto Crash
Albert Wells age 12 months son of Oscar Wells of Madison township sustained three fractured ribs and injuries to his side when an automobile driven by him and three other boys turned over while descending a hill in Parke county. The injured boy was taken to Greencastle for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wells
Oscar Wells
Madison Township
Parke County
Wells
Young Wells
Greencastle
State Tax Levy Expected to Hold Steady
Bowman state auditor says final tabulations are under way and a new tax levy will be announced Tuesday. John Brown chair of tax commissioners notes no radical changes expected and no increase likely despite possible small adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ins)l
Bowman
John Brown
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Nineteen Violent Deaths In State Over Weekend
Indiana saw at least nineteen violent deaths over the weekend with six self inflicted, five drownings, and automobile accidents making up most of the rest. The survey was released in Indianapolis as the state recorded numerous injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bloodiest Weekend in South Bend Leaves Five Dead
A South Bend incident over the past weekend results in five deaths, marking the bloodiest record reported in the area this period. Authorities have opened investigations and reviewed surrounding events for context and potential links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Virginia Caroline Gose obituary notices long life and families
Virginia Caroline Gose born February 22 1842 in Putnam Indiana was the last of twelve children. She married Martin C Hurst in 1865 and had seven children. Survived by Ida Lee Lawrence Paul Theodore nineteen grandchildren nine great grandchildren. She joined Mill Creek church then Deer Creek Baptist. Her first husband died 1899. she married Henry S Akers in 1902 and remained widowed until her death September 11 1927. A devoted mother with a singing gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Caroline Gose
John
Mary Gose
Putnam
Indiana
Emma Boardman
Greencastle
Martin C. Hurst
Albert
Walter
Edgar
Ida Lee
Lawrence
Florida
Paul
Theodore
Mill Creek
Henry S. Akers
Card of Thanks for Dear Mother
The family express deepest appreciation for acts of kindness shown during the hour of burial for our dear mother. Their support is gratefully remembered as we mourn the loss of our beloved parent.
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Robert Black
James Braxton
H. A. Sherrill
Michigan
Ruel Heaney
This City
O. G. Webb
Marion Township
Wilbur V. Day
Ladoga
Frank Day
Mary Britton
Henry Britton
Roachdale
T. A. Sigler
American Veterinary Medical Association
Association
Philadelphia
John Werneke
Gertrude Werneke
East
Anderson Street
Helen Grant
Casey, I
Presbyterian Church
Victor Raphael
Io Forest Hill Cemetery
Spencer
Cloverdale
Penelope Club
Roscoe Cagey
Frank Copsey
Edward Hall
West
Columbia Street
Hall
Robert Dills
Robert Bee
Raymond Bee
Frank Bee
Charles Eitelforge
Charles Smith
Clinton Falls
L. R. Eckardt
Department of Philosophy
Dr. Eckardt
Russellville
Eliza Ann Anderson
Joseph Anderson
Anderson
Bainbridge
Russell Ball
North
Madison Street
John Hamilton
Greencastle R
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Ames
J. R. Miller
Christ
Ava
Robert Gipson
Miami
Fla
Robert Hull Gipson
Kendallville
Gipson
Naomi Hull
University
Mary Case
Colorado
Indiana Portland Cement
Helen Black
Chamber of Commerce
Umee
Great Lakes
Mackinac
Che Seamereter
Mackinac Island
Circle Cruise
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Detroit
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
D&c
Buppalo
Dryrgit
Greater Etroit
Greater Buffalo
Aivo
Macrinas
Atid
Prout Cleveland Navigation CO
Wabash
Jasper Taylor Ford
California
Arizona Desert
Convention OF Legion
Paris Palace
Indiana Loan Co
E. Wash
Atention
Pitchford
R. O. Scobee
Quincy, Ind
Owen Counties
Herald Office
J. R. South
East Washington Street
Fred A. Cox
R. P. Mullins
Johnston’s
F. E. Reed
Cloverdale, Ind
Tunney
Dempsey
Franklin Street
A. R. Chenoweth
BUICK
Waren
Imigrace
Lon Cayoe
Moffett & Dobbs
South Jackson Street
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