Miss Barnaby to Wed Capt Douglas Lawson in Chicago
Miss Dorothea Barnaby daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Barnaby will wed Capt Douglas Lawson U S Army fourth Field Artillery in a Wednesday ceremony at St Chrysostans church in Chicago. Lawson son of Thomas W Lawson Boston financier and author of Frenzied Finance is a Harvard graduate. He served in France and was aide to Maj Gen Biddle in Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Barnaby
ST. Chrysostans Church
Chicago
Dorothea Barnaby
Charles Barnaby
Douglas Lawson
U.S
Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Harvard
Oregon
France
Arm. Co
Gen Biddle
Great Brittain
Barnaby
Greencastle
Kemper Hall
Miss Madieras
Washington
Texas
Miss Barnaby
Capt
Camp Travis
Lake Maxinkukee
Can
Engagement Announcement for Grace Winifred Crump
Mr. George W. Crump announces the engagement of his daughter Grace Winifred to Roy Sillery of Roachdale Indiana. The wedding will be solemnized in the latter part of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crump
Grace Winifred
Roy
Democratic Speaking Tour Schedules for Putnam County
A list of Democratic speaking engagements across Putnam County with dates from September 21 to 27, 1920. Speakers include Mrs. Hortense Tapp Moore, Judge C S Batt, L Airhart, Willis E Gill, Henry M Spaan, and Judge Hughes. Towns shown: Fillmore Morton Bainbridge Cloverdale Putnamville Reelsville Roachdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore
Hortense Tapp Moor
CS Batt
L. Rirhart L. Ert Slack
Willis E. Gill
Morton
SC. Batt
L. Airhart
Dick Miller
Willis EF
Gille
Bainbridge
Henry Pearson
Hughes
Notable Officials Schedule Entries in Indiana 1920
A list of public notices includes Judge J. Orbison and Hon Willis Gill in Greencastle on September 25 1920 Mike Foley in Russellville on October 1 1920 Hon Walter Myers and Mrs Winfield Johnson on October 5 1920 and Claud Bowers among others reflecting early 20th century civic appointments and sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Orbison
Willis Gill Greencastle
Walter Myers
Winfield Johnson Greencastle
Laboring man funds Democratic dollar campaign in Indiana
S A Karr of Indianapolis delivered six dollars to Democratic state headquarters as part of a family pledged contribution. He said there is a dollar for every family member who votes, except one high school girl Lavone Karr. The family includes Mrs. Karr and Harry, Florence, and S A Karr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Maine
S. A. Karr
Karr
Lavone
Harry Ruby
Florence Karr
Eight More for Cox Jacob Goerlitz Family Democratic
Jacob Goerlitz wins red ribbon in Warrick county with his wife and six grown daughters, all registered Saturday. The Booneville Enquirer notes the eight family members, all Democrats, as a notable local registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Goerlitz
Warrick County
Booneville
Ind
Enquirer
Parke County Family Social Roundup Weekend
Oscar Martin and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives in Parke County. Fred Englan and family dined with David Englan and family. David Sewell visited his sister Mrs Elmer Clodfelter Saturday night. Floyd Bales and family called on A T Carmichaels near Clinton Falls Sunday. Mrs Frank Gardner hosted a shower for Miss Tressie Gardner Friday. The families of R C and Lee Sutherling were Sunday dinner guests of Lafe Met Gaughey and family. Bettie Clodfelter and children visited Nellie Bales Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Martin
Parke County
Fred Englan
David Englan
David Sewell
Elmer Clodfelter
Floyd Bales
A. T. Carmichaels
Clinton Falls
Frank Gardner
Tressie Gardner
R. C
Lee Sutherling
Lafe
Gaughey
Bettie Clodfelter
Nellie Bales
Clinton Falls Meeting Series Began by Brother L Dodd
Brother L Dodd started a weeklong series of meetings in Clinton Falls with services daily at 7 50 pm. Local residents and visitors are noted visiting friends and attending events, including Mrs Lida Pierce Mrs Sarah Bettis and Mrs Nancy Bray visiting, and Haven O Rear promoted at Ss Prevo Sons. The Twentieth Century Club opens its first 2 30 pm meeting at Mrs A V O Daniel’s East Seminary Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Dodd
Lida Pierce
Sarah Bettis
Nancy Bray
Elbert Bettis
Edna Colling
May Francis
Emily Boswell
Charles Goddard
Sam Stites
Orval Roach
Zella Thomas
Clay
Indianapolis
Cordia Love
Eula
George Frank
Geo. Hinton
Greencastle
Twentieth Century Club
A. V. O'Daniel
East Seminary Street
Notice of Greencastle Lodge Meeting Wednesday
Members of Greencastle Lodge No. 248 are set to meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM. Fisher is noted as a See for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle Lodge No
Mugg,n, G
Fisher
See
Prisoner Escapes From State Farm Over Food Quality
Indiana State Capitol Sept 20 The food quality at Putnamville State Farm is cited by Carl Beaning as the reason for his escape. Beaning, sentenced for grand larceny, was returned to state prison for two to five years for the escape. He told the board the meals were too meager. Previous charges about treatment at the farm were investigated. reports cleared management. The board opened its September session with ten cases and docketed thirteen for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Capitol
State Farm
Putnamville
Carl Beaning
State Board of Pardons
Beaning
State Prison
Farm
Charles O. McNulty
Indianapolis
Goodrich
Board of State Charities
Reward fund set for Greencastle citizens bravery
Greencastle merchants subscribe $50 to a reward fund. Frank Riley a south Greencastle merchant will receive $25 for apprehending Ralph Jameison who robbed a local business. The remaining $25 will be saved for future citizen rewards for similar acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Frank Riley
South Greencastle
Ralph Jameison
Miss Dade Shearer Returns to DePauw Teaching
Miss Dade Shearer resumes her teaching post at DePauw University after a summer with relatives in Iowa. Donald Maxwell returns to Chicago after visiting his father Karry Maxwell for several days. Maxwell works for the Chicago Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dade Shearer
DePauw University
Iowa
Donald Maxwell
Cheage
Karry Maxwell
Mr. Maxwell
The
Chicago Tribune
Clergy Appointments Announced for Indiana Conference
The Indiana regional Methodist Episcopal conference in Vincennes announces Rev. H. C. Clippinger will pastor Locust Street Greencastle. Rev. J. C. Cooley takes Cloverdal and Putnamville charges. Rev. W. S. Wylie is appointed district superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Vincennes
H. C. Clippinger
Greencastle
Locust Street
J. C. Cooley
Cloverdal
Putnamville
W. S. Wylie
Covenant of the League of Nations in American politics
The Herald reprints Article 1 paragraph of the Covenant and notes partisan reactions. Democrats push ratification with clarifications, Republicans oppose or seek peace with Germany, and debate centers on accession rules and potential disarmament implications for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Cox
Senate Republicans
Germany
Lea_gue of Nations
League
Goodrich Promises Lower Taxes Questioned by Campaign
A Goodrich administration pledge to cut taxes is scrutinized as to whether the tax duplicate meets that commitment. Analysts and residents weigh the impact on public services and the municipal budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich
Dewey Snider Trial Set for October First
The case of Dewey Snider charged with robbery will be heard in Putnam Circuit Court on Friday October 1. Snider was arrested at his uncle Robert Snider’s Clinton township home after a silver dollar robbed from Artie Call’s home was found on him. He blamed Ulysses Snider for the stolen items and said the coins and stamps were brought to his room by Ulysses, who often visited the elder Snider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Snider
Putnam
Snider
Robert Snider
Clinton Township
Navy
Artie Call
Greencastle
Ulysses Snider
Dewey
Ulysses
Bowey Snider
Two Boys Run Away From Home in Greencastle
Two 16 year old boys Wallace Blue and Roy Awbrey left Greencastle with their grips during a parental absence. They were sighted near Tiredale late Sunday as search efforts by their fathers continued. Indianapolis attorney and political speaker visited Green Castle en route to Fillmore today.
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Wallace Blue
Elmer Blue
West Poplar Street
Roy Awbrey
Thomas Awbrey
South Locust Street
Greencastle
Tiredale
Tiredale, Late Sunday. Mr. Blue
Mr. Awbrey
Cincinneti
Taggart’s Kindness Returned in Kind
The article tells how Thomas Taggart, a Democratic U S senator candidate, was helped by Bridget Nagle of Dayton Ohio. She later gave him $100 for his Marion county auditor bid, saying her overcoat moment and warmth sparked support and friendship that aided his early career.
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Thomas Taggart
United States
Bridget Nagle
Tom Taggart
Xenia
Ohio
Garret
Indiana
Little Bridget Nagle
Dayton
Deschler
Taggary
Bridget
Tom
Thomas Tagart
Marion County
Mr. Tagwart
Thomas
Mr. Taggart
Taggart
Decline in Hog Prices Ties to Market Weakness
Indianapolis market reports hogs steady at 18.25 opening, but general sales down 15 to 25 cents. Hogs under 250 pounds average 18, with heavies as low as 17.35. pigs 17.25, sows 16. Calves steady at 17.50, lambs down 50 cents, sheep steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
McCray Promises State a Business Administration Plan
Warren T. McCray pledges a new business administration approach to state officials. The proposal is being weighed amid debate over public works projects and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren T. McCray
Business Administration
Goodrich
Indiana Patts
All Day Democratic Rally Draws Large Fillmore Crowd
A huge crowd attended the Fillmore picnic and rally in Bidle Grove with Mt. Meridian band music. Speakers included L Ert Slack ex U S District Attorney Charles S Batt candidate for Congress Hortense Tapp Moore Willis E Gill and L Airhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filmore
Biddle Grove
Fillmore
Mt. Meridian
L. Ert Slack
U. 8
Charles S. Batt
Congress
Hortense Tapp Moore
Rockville
L. Airhart
Willis FE. Gill
Local Social Rounds Include Visits and Gatherings
Mr Henry Cornett of Coatesville visited with Mr and Mrs Morris Campbell last Saturday night. Mrs Eva Walls and Miss Mary Shuck attended a Democratic picnic near Fillmore last Tuesday. Several from this place went to the Lewis Garrett sale this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cornett
Coatesville
Morris Campbell
Eva Walls
Marie Law
Eulalie Robinson
Mollie Goodwin
Mary Shuck
Indianapolis
Alva Wright
Tom
Amo. OO
Will Shuck
Mary
Frank Garrett
Grace Morgan
Mary Wright
Fillmore
Kate Campbell
Marvy
Olive Smith
Greencastle
Lewis Garretts
Marie Lawson
Woman voter not required to give age in Maine case
The Maine Supreme Court ruled a woman need not reveal her exact age to register to vote. Justice Scott Wilson ordered the Portland board of registration to enroll Mrs Elizabeth Alden Holman despite her refusal to give her precise birth date. The case continues with a writ returnable Oct 6. Mrs Holman had said describing her age as over 21 was sufficient.
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Portland
The
Supreme Court
Scott Wilson
Board of Registration
Elizabeth Alden Holman
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Doug. Lawson
Putnam County
Mike Foley
Russellville
Claud Bowers
Russell
Haven O’rear
Ss. Prevo & Sons
Mister Coal Man
DR. Clippinger
F. S. Hamilton
U. District Attorney
Green
Warren G. Harding
Watson
Jim
Malta
Fillmor
Vcennes
F. D. Leete
John Young
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