Morton Democratic Picnic Draws Large Crowd at Fillmore and Morton
The second Democratic picnic, held near Morton at The Thomas Grove and a Tuesday event at Fillmore, drew a large crowd despite farming duties. Speakers included Hortense Tapp Moore, Dick Miller, Judge Charles Ball, C U Airhart, and Gill, predicting a strong Putnam County Democratic turnout.
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Thomas Grove
Morton
Fillmore
Hortense Tapp Moore
Rockville
Dick Miller
Indianapolis
Charles Ball
Terre Haute
Con. Ag
Airhart
Gill
Cloverdale
Putnam County
Farmers Night At Clinton Falls Meeting
Next Friday night a farmer’s meeting is held at Clinton Falls. Attendees are asked to wear work clothes and bring a stalk of corn to decorate the church. The preacher will speak on “More Corn,” with strong local interest and lively singing led by L. D. Dodd.
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Farmer's
Clinton Falls
L. D. Dodd
Women Union meeting at Mrs Lueteke’s home
Section 4 of the Women s Union of the Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Lueteke on South Locust Street. The Star Store and the Sudranski Store were closed today for a Jewish holiday. Mr and Mrs Will Burke of Riverside California have left for Indianapolis to attend the G R encampment and will visit Chicago before returning home.
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Women’s Union of the Christian Church
Charles Lueteke
South Locust Street
Star
Sudranski
Will Burke
Riverside
Indianapolis
G. R
Chicago
Donald Maxwell
University of Chicars
George Dobbs
French Lick
John Robe
William Vestal
Philip Weewrall
J A. Clement
Clement
Maxwell
Greencastle
FM. Lyon
Jacob McCurry
Morton
Indiana Conference forms committee for Methodist Children's Home
A special commission was appointed at the Indiana Conference to study incorporation location and management of the Methodist Children's Home. Trustees were named H C Clippinger Ben Riley Theodore Crawley Mrs C H Barnaby J E Steele J S Ward and Henry Lantz. Angie Godwin to continue fundraising. a Carlisle farm option and home incorporation to revive bequests are under review with a ninety day timeline. President George R Grose spoke for DePauw University. Vernon Knight reelected trustee. Clippinger W H Wylie and J W McFall named conference visitors.
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Indiana
Messrs
A. E. Craig
C. H. Taylor
JS. Ward
Df. O'Haver
W. McFall
H. Murphy
A. J. Cross
John W. Emison
L. M. Stevens
Carlisle
George R. Grose
DePauw University
Vernon Knight
New Albany
H.C Clippinger
WH. Wylie
J. W. McFall
Will of Mrs. Carter Filed for Probate in Russellville
Robert Tafollette and Dr. J. W Bilbo arrived in Russellville to file the will of Mrs. Margaret Carter for probate. Mr. and Mrs F. A. Hays traveled from Twinapolis to attend the C A. R. celebration this week.
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Robert Tafollette
J. W Bilbo
Russellville
Margaret Carter
F. A. Hays
Miss Dorothea Barnaby Weds Capt Douglas Lawson
Miss Dorothea Barnaby daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Barnaby and Capt Douglas Lawson USA were married at 4 pm at St Chysostans church in Chicago The couple will take a wedding trip then report to Camp Travis Texas where Capt Lawson is assigned.
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Dorothea Barnaby
Charles Barnaby
Douglas Lawson
USA
St. Chysostans Church
Chicago
Lawson
Camp Travis
Texas
Capt. Lawson
Shannon's Sale of Duroc Jersey Hogs Postponed
The annual sale of Duroc Jersey hogs at the John Shannon farm near Roachdale scheduled for Monday September 27 has been postponed. The sale date will be announced later due to difficulties in preparing for the event.
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John Shannon
Roachdale
Shannon
Cleve Thomas in Indianapolis on business
Cleve Thomas of the Christie Thomas Auto Sales Co. is in Indianapolis today on business.
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Cleve Thomas
Christie Thomas Auto Sales Co
Indianapolis
League Covenant Article Describes League Organization
The article discusses the League of Nations as the sole workable world peace body and outlines its structure under the Covenant. It notes political stances of candidates and parties on ratification and peace with Germany, then describes the League’s two governing bodies, the Assembly and the Council, with a permanent Secretariat.
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League
Cox
Senate Republican
Germany
Browning Arrested for Assault Over Candidate Pin
Isaac Browning, son of Mr and Mrs John Browning, was arrested by Constable Pett on a charge from Lincoln Snider. The alleged assault occurred last week after a dispute over a political candidate pin, during which Browning struck Snider and knocked him down.
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Laverne Snider
Lincoln Snider
Squire Frank
Isaac Browning
John Browning
Pickett
Lincoln, Snider
Browning
Snider
Mrs Helen Griest Enters DePauw University
Mrs Helen Griest daughter of Rey and Mrs Griest left the city yesterday for Greencastle to enter DePauw University. She formerly attended Woman's College at Jackson.
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Helen Griest
Rey
Griest
Greencastle
DePauw Univrsity
Woman's College At
Jackson
Brazil Times
Women of Banking Fraternity Dine at Torr Halfway House
The Banking Fraternity women held a chicken dinner at the Torr halfway house near Greencastle last evening. Attending were Mrs Gravee McGuire and several Misses including Bertha Savage Mayme Morgan Edna Roh ing Marian Brown Leste Vickers Bertha Davis Mary Davis Blanche Lawson and Lillian Meakin Brazil Times.
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Fra.ternity
Torr
Greencastle
Gravee McGuire
Bertha Savage
Mayme Morgan
Edna Rohing
Marian Brown
Leste Vickers
Bertha Davis
Mary Davis
Blanche Lawson
Lillian Meakin
Brazil Times
University Enrollments Hit Record Freshman Class
A freshman class of more than 500 plus large upper classes pushed enrollment to exceed recent highs. Opening Chapel was cancelled to avoid delaying registration. Forecasters expect enrollment momentum to push classes to start Friday if matriculation progresses.
Prices of hogs drop fifty cents at Indianapolis market
The Indianapolis hog market opened with prices 50 cents lower as receipts reached 8,000 hogs and 2,100 cattle. Overall sales averaged 17.50 with a top near 17.60, while packing hogs and sows moved down and buyers dominated the local scene. Cattle trade was slow and weak, calves steady, sheep and lambs 50 cents lower with top lambs around 12.00.
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Indianapolis
Down
Ford lowers prices on automobiles
Detroit September 21 Ford Motor Company announced immediate prewar price reductions across all products. The cuts range from about 14 percent on motor trucks to smaller decreases on small autos, with Ford promising no wage cuts at plants and citing material shortages as driving the move to normal prices.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Ford
Death Comes to Oliver Claire Bittles in Indiana Hospital
Oliver Claire Bittles, 28, died Wednesday at 6 am in Methow Dist hospital Indianapolis after a nine week illness from a head infection. He served in France with the U S Army and later practiced law in Gary before World War II. He leaves a widow Ruth Irwin, mother Mrs Racer Bittles, two brothers Frank and James, two sisters Mary and Mrs W C Matthews, and many friends. funeral plans pending in Green Castle.
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Oliver Claire Bittles
Mr_ Bittles
Frank Bittles
James Bittles
Mary Bittles
W_ C_ Matthews
Kentland
Indiana
Mr. Bittles
France
U. S
Green_castle
Bittles
DePauw
Phi Delty Theta
Indiana Law Schoor
Gary
Indianapolis
Foley to Speak in Greencastle Court Room Saturday
Putnam county voters may hear Indiana's Hon. Mike Foley in Greencastle Saturday evening at 7:30 in the courthouse court room. The event features Foley known for eloquence and forceful oratory and includes Mrs. Edna Christain of Indiana as a attendee.
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Mike Foley
Atltorney
Putnam County
VRS
Edna Christain
Indiana
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Foley
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