DePauw Football Player Hugh Gibbs Dies After Camp Culver Injury
Hugh Gibbs 18 of Martinsville a DePauw football player died at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after a Wednesday practice injury. He dislocated and fractured the fourth and fifth cervical vertebrae during a morning drill and died following an operation. Gibbs joined the Culver camp two weeks ago and was among the team's most promising athletes. Funeral arrangements set for Martinsville Tuesday with DePauw squad and Beta Theta Pi members in attendance.
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Hugh Gibbs
Martinsville
Culver
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Uch Gibbs
DePauw
Camp Culver
Indianapoli
Gibbs
Eugene Shireman
Beta Theta Pi
Ayler
Todd
William Sandy
Methodist
N Anapolis
Eugene Shire
Y Culver
Short Horn Sale Planned for November 19 at Greencast
The fifth district Shorthorn Breeders Association held its annual picnic at Turkey Run State Park with Charles Jackson and Ott Dobbs in attendance. A district sale was discussed and set for Greencast on Friday November 19, shaping up as one of the year’s largest Shorthorn sales and a compliment to Punam County men.
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Charles Jackson
Ott Dobbs
Turkey Run State Park
Greencast
Punam County
Marriage Licenses Report for Putnam County Couples
James Walker Tucker 46 of Putnam County wed Rosa Clark 40 of Putnam County. Fred H. Allee 98 Cloverdale married Nell R. Haron 19 Crown Point.
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James Walker Tucker
Putnam County
Rosa Clark
Fred H., Allee
Cloverdale
Nell R. Haron
Crown Point
Walter Cooper Spends Day in Greencastle
Walter Cooper of Indianapolis spent the day in Greencastle visiting local shops and meeting residents, enjoying the town’s slow pace and historic streets.
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Walter Cooper
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Raphael Is Chosen As President At Sunday School Convention
The largest Sunday school convention in Putnam County met at the Christian church. Eight of fourteen townships sent large delegations led by Marion with forty and Floyd with thirty nine. Officers elected include Rev. Victor L. Raphael as President and Miss Martha E. Mick as Secretary.
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Marion
Putnam County— Township
Putnam County
Christian Church
Marion Township
Ship
Floyd Township
Warren
Victor L. Raphael
Lester Miller
Martha BE. Mick
Lee Treas
C. E. Hill
Tilden
Minnie Graves
Inez Oliver
Grace Pollen
Canaan Church
Jon
W. Hobart Hill
Young People’s Division
E. T. Albertson
State Association
Albert_ son
Hill
Martha E. Mick
V. L. Raphael
Putnamville Democrats Plan Wednesday Meeting Rally
Putnamville and Vicinity Democrats announce a Wednesday evening rally at 7 50 in the Community building. Speakers include Mrs Hortense Tapp Moore of Rockville Judge C S Batt of Terre Haute and Willis F E Gill of Cloverdale with Mt Meridian Bank providing support. All are invited.
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Putnamville
Hortense Tapp Moore
Rockville
C. S. Batt
Terre Haute
Willis FE. Gill
Cloverdale
Mt. Meridian Bank
Club Meeting Postponed in Indianapolis visit
Miss Hazel Fox and Miss Marie Merryweather returned from Indianapolis where they stayed with Mr and Mrs Ora Fox. The Martha Washington Club meeting scheduled for Wednesday is postponed and will meet Friday at Mrs B B Stringers home on South College Ave.
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Hazel Fox
Marie Merryweather
Indianapolis
Ora Fox
Martha Washington Club
B. B. Stringer
South College Ave
Rally at Fillmore Tomorrow Draws Big Democratic Crowd
An all day Democratic Rally will be held tomorrow in a grove at Fillmore featuring music, a noon basket dinner, and speakers. Scheduled speakers include Mrs. Hortense Tapp Moore of Rockville L. Ert Slack former U S District Attorney Judge Charles S Batt Willis E Gill and C L Airhart with speaking from 10 a m. All county voters are invited.
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Fillmore
Hortense Tapp Moore
Rockville
L. Ert Slack
U. S
Charles S. Batt
Terr
Haute
Willis E. Gill
Cloverdale
C. L. Airhart
Real Estate Transfers of Several Monroe and Clinton Township Properties
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds including Benjamin N Brown to John Huff man in Monroe for 6000 dollars. James K Newgent to William T Newgent in Clinton township for 1. Mary A Smith to Lewis P New bent in Floyd township for 1. First National Bank to Nora P Durham in Greencastle township for 10500. United States to John Goodwin in Jefferson township and to Stephen Lyons in Marion township with other transfers as noted.
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Benjamin N. Brown
John Huffman
Monroe
James K. Newgent
William T. Newgent
Clinton Township
William P. Newgent
Louis P. Newgent
First National Bank
Nora P. Durham
Greencastle Township
Forrest McCammack
Virgil Blue
John Belle Union
Mary A. Smith
Lewis P. Newbent
Floyd Township
Lewis P. Newgent
Robert. Smith
Lang
United States
John Goodwin
Jefferson Township
Stephen Lyons
Marion Township
Greencastle Farmers Federation Meeting Notice
The Greencastle township Farmers Federation will meet in the County Agent's office at 7 50 Wednesday evening to list coal and flour orders. All members are requested to be present.
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Greencastle Township Farmer's Federation
Langdon Family Hosts Visit Amid Diptheria Health Alert
Dr and Mrs Harry K Langdon of Indianapolis visited Sunday afternoon with Dr Langdons parents Mr and Mrs J K Langdon and Pearl Crooks daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlie Crooks who reside on North College Ave near Barnaby Mill. Crooks is seriously ill of diphtheria.
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Harry K. Langdon
Indianapolis
Dr. Langdon
J. K. Langdon
Miss Pearl Crooks
Charlie Crooks
North College Ave
Barnaby Mill
Dip Theria
Hart A Day Surprise For George Taylor
About fifty relatives and friends gathered at George Taylor's home five miles south of the city for his fifty ninth birthday. They enjoyed social conversation and a bountiful noon dinner, then departed wishing him many more happy birthdays.
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George Taylor
Mr. Taylor
League of Nations Covenant debated in Herald space
The Herald reprints daily Covenant of the League of Nations with brief comment. Debate centers on ratification by the Democratic platform and opposition by Senate Republicans and the Republican candidate who calls for a separate peace with Germany and a later association of nations. The preamble emphasizes international cooperation, peace, open relations, and treaty obligations.
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The
Herald
League of Nations
Senate
Germany
Association of Nations
Hog Receipts Rise Across Markets and Prices Climb
Hog receipts are reported higher at Indianapolis with hogs 15 to 25 cents up. Prices advanced for all weights with feeders at $18.15 to $18.25, mediums $18.00 to $18.15, heavies $17.10 to $17.75, and pigs $17.50. Cattle dull and lower, calves $0.50 to $1 down, best years $17.50, sheep steady, lambs $0.50 higher to $13.00. Local buyers limited, outsiders absorbing most supply.
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Indianapolis
Welthowe
County Agent Charles Jackson Visits Reelsville on Business
County Agent Charles Jackson is in Reelsville today on official business visiting local farms and meeting with residents to discuss agricultural programs and demonstrations.
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Charles Jackson
Reelsville
Record enrollment at DePauw predicts large new class
DePauw University officials report over 525 freshmen applied for fall admission, down from 760 last year and far below prior years. Men and women are about evenly split, a departure from the usual female majority, with expectations of a very large sophomore class and total enrollment over 1,200, the largest in school history.
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W. M. Planchas
Joe Paov
DePauw
DePauw Y Movie to Reopen with Special Week Program
The DePauw Y Movie reopens tonight after a three month hiatus. Jointly run by the Y M C A and Y W C A of DePauw, it offers wholesome photoplays to support missionary causes. Merrill Moerae, a DePauw senior, leads the show with a lineup including two shows on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights plus a policy focused on high quality, affordable entertainment for students and Greencastle residents.
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DePauw
Greencastle
Merrill Moerae
Mrs Clara Lammers Returns Home After Summer Visit
Mrs Clara Lammers has returned to her home in this city after spending the summer with her daughter Mrs Arthur Seegar and Mr Seegar and little daughter.
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Clara Lammers
Arthur Seegar
Mr. Seegar
Hitle
Ten New Instructors at DePauw
DePauw University adds ten instructors to handle enrollment of over 1200 with more than 500 freshmen. Hudson returns to psychology. Robbins becomes mathematics chair. Bey leads Education. Hufford joins Chemistry. Matlock on Romance Languages. MacLaggan and Denis join English. Smith and Grover join English. Garrison and Heritage join Physical Education. Harriett Mathews directs Women’s Halls with Mitchell as assistant.
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Hudson
DePauw
R. D. Robbins
Michigan University
G. W. Gorrell
John Lewis Bey
Franklin College
Department of Education
Succee
J. A. Clement
Ralph Hufford
University of Ilinoig
William H. Matlock
Katherine MacLaggan
Evanston, Ills
Dane F. Smith
Sewanee Institut
Leah A. Denis
St. Mary's School. Com
Missy Olive R. Grover
Texas State College For Women
100 Gallon Still Reported Largest Indiana Seizure
Deputies and police captured two men near Martinsville Indiana and detained Dan Lockwood in charge of a 100 gallon still tied to Indianapolis owner Lee Graham. The raid recovered a copper still costing over 1200 dollars, 33 barrels with 25 full of mash, six gallons whiskey, corn meal, and coal oil stoves. the operation was idle due to coal oil absence.
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Martinsville
Ind
Farmer
Indiana
Emmett Farmer
Pollard
Huxley
Erest Dixon
Michael Classey
R. F E. Totten
Dan Lockwood
Indianapolis
Lockwoo
Lee Graham
Graham
Lockwood
Escape leads to Michigan City prison term
Paul Lear accompanied Fred Tyre who was sentenced Friday by Judge Hughes for escaping from the Penal farm to Michigan City Saturday evening where he was committed to the State Prison to serve a sentence of from two to fourteen years.
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Paul Lear
Fred Tyre
Hughes
Michigan City
League's Right to Live Proved by a Land Test
Sweden’s premier Hjalmar Branting touts League of Nations action over the Aland islands as proof of the league’s usefulness in preventing wars. He says the council’s prompt handling dissipated tensions with Finland and that US participation would further reduce future conflicts. Ratcliffe reunion set near Morton on Sept 26 honors James Ratcliff and relatives.
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Paris
LeaGue of Nations
Aland Islands
Sweden
Finland
Hjalmar Branting
Branting
Council of the League
League
ques_ting
United States
America
Ratcliffe
DePauw Cancels Hanover Battle On Schedule
DePauw football cancels Saturday opener with Hanover. The Tigers gain two extra weeks before a Purdue game in Lafayette. Athletic director EC Buss notes Culver practices and says the squad will be stronger than last season. Regular workouts at McKeenfield, Greencastle begin this afternoon.
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DePauw
Hanover
Tigers
Purdue
Lafayette
EC. Buss
Buss
Culver
McKeenfield
Greencastle
Purdue Alumni Plan Fall Homecoming Effort in Putnam County
Purdue University graduates and former students in Putnam county gather at 7 30 tonight in the courthouse to discuss alumni roles in the fall homecoming and the union campaign for a million dollar student memorial building. A local committee will be formed and a round dance is set for Red Men’s hall with Greencaste Orchestra providing music. Mrs F A Arnold returned home from a visit to Kansas City and Raymond Kansas.
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Purdue University
Putnam County
Loreal
Purdue
Indiana University
Joonalyen’ Rls
F. Iurets
D. Case
Red Men's Hall
Greencaste Orchestra
F. A. Arnold
Kansas City
Raymond
Kansas
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Mary Ratcliff
Los Angeles
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