University Frat Pledges Announced Across Indiana Campuses
This year’s pledge list for DePauw fraternities and sororities includes Sigma Nu, Sigma Chi, Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Delta Theta, Lambda Chi Alpha and Delta Sigma Psi with members named from Greencastle, Martinsville, Noblesville, Danville, Indianapolis, Bloomington, Lafayette, and other Indiana towns. The announcement covers pledges for both fraternities and sororities as students prepare to pledge on Friday amid campus traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamba Chi Alpha
Hilton
Mendenhall
West New_ton
Indiana
Carl Coble
Newcastle
Marion Watkins
Nebraska
Ross Wise
Frankton
Dwight Shepherd
Spiceland
Oliver Baxter
Knightstown
Oscar Alton
Milan
Paul Myers
Carmel
Audrey Wills
Walkerton
Paul Bowen
Thorntown
John Wilson
Amboy
Delta Kappa Epsilonum
Caldwell
McCardisville
Chas
Whitesell
Greenfield Wood Mall
Indianapolis
William Pow
Wabash
Lyman Millspaugh
Anderson
G. Menthain
Delta Sigma Psi
Max Hobbs
Lawrence Cloe
Noblesville
Ransom Zechiel
Hudson
Richard Taylor
Hampton
N. H
Don Butler
George Asthiemer
Putnam County Hospital Proposal Urges Local Facility
A plea argues for building a Putnam County hospital with modern exam rooms X rays and a full laboratory including veterinary work for rabies tuberculosis tests for cattle. State law would fund a nurse staff and top Indiana pol is surgeons would provide care locally. Continued on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Indianapolis
Funeral of Oliver C Bit tle s on Friday
The funeral of Oliver Claire Bit tles aged 28 who died Wednesday morning at 6 in the Methodist hospital Indianapolis follows several weeks illness. Services Friday at 10 at his mother Mrs Racer Bittles east Washington street with Temple Lodge Odd Fellows No 47 and Rev Blaine Kirkpatrick in charge. Burial in Forest Hill cemetery. Phi Delta Theta members will serve as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Claire Bittles
Methodist
Indianapolis
Racer Bittles
East Washington Street
Temple Lodge
Odd Fellows
Blaine Kirkpatrick
College Avenue
Forest Hil
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Death of Mrs Celia Davenport at Maple Heights home
Mrs Celia Davenport age 80 wife of Thomas Davenport died Wednesday evening at 9 40 at home 105 Martinsville street Maple Heights after an extended illness Funeral is Sunday at 2 pm at the residence with burial in Forest Hill cemetery She is survived by her husband and four children Mrs Earnest Bandy Indianapolis Indiana Mrs Frank Lane Greencastle Ary Davenport and Charles Davenport Terre Haute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Davenport
Thomas Davenport
Martinsville Street
Maple Heights
Forest Hill Cemetery
Earnest Bandy
Indianapolis
Frank Lane
Greencastle
Ary Davenport
Charles Davenport
Terre Haute
Cox presidential campaign train wreck near Phoenix
Governor Cox sweeping derailment on a special train fourteen miles north of Phoenix en route to Prescott, Ariz. The engine and four cars were ditched and the party escaped serious injury. Engineer Charles A. Nichols of Prescott sustained a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Cox
Here
Prescott
Charles A. Nichols
High School Boy Fined for Slapping Classmate
Isaac Browning 19, son of Mr and Mrs Browning, was found guilty of assaulting 16 year old La verne Snider in a school dispute over a campaign. He was fined 10 dollars and costs totaling 19 dollars, and displayed contempt toward the court during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Browning
Johny Browning
Laverne Snider
Lincoln Snider
Philip Frank
Asault
Browning
Squire Frank
Snider
Former farmer charged with failure to provide for his children
Joe Fine, a former Putnam county farmer who sold his Bell Union farm last year and moved to Yazoo City, Mississippi, arrived in Greencastle today to answer a neglect charge. The case was filed by his wife Mrs Fine, with children living at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Hughs and Mr Cammack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fine
Putnam County
Bell
Union
Yazoo City
Miss
Greencastle
Mississippi
Hughs
Cammack
League of Nations Covenant and US Participation Debate
Article outlines the Covenant creating a world body to address peace and safety. It contrasts Democratic advocacy with Republican opposition, noting Governor Cox supports the plan and detailing Assembly rules and voting, urging US participation to maintain world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Senate
Cox
League
United States
Runaway Boys Located After Weekend Absence
Roy Awbrey and Wallace Blue, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Awbrey and Mr. and Mrs. Blue, were found today by Wallace Blue in Evansville. The trio began their return trip home at noon after a note to Mrs. Awbrey suggested the girls ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Awbrey
William Awbrey
Wallace Blue
Elmer Blue
Mr. Blue
Evansville
Awbrey
Von
Taggart Takes Stang for Days Sets Prohibition Stance
Thomas Taggart declares if elected to the U S Senate he will press for strict enforcement of the existing prohibition law and oppose any increase in alcohol content. He replies to 179 Crawfordsville ladies with a firm yes delivered in a letter to Minnie S Etter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Taggart
Cox
United States Senate
Tagart
Woreen
Crawfordsville
Minnie S. Etter
South
Walnut Street
Watson Coly Receives Cold Reception in Putnam County
Jim Watson a Republican senatorial figure faced a sparse crowd during a barnstorming tour through Putnam County. The trip included stops at Betour Cloverdale Belle Union Mt. Meridian Bainbridge Roachdale Russellville with little enthusiasm from residents. Everett Sanders accompanied him on part of the tour. Watson had come from Bloomington to Cloverdale to greet a small group from Greeneas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Watson
Senatorial Cabal
Jim
Indiana
Harding
Everett Sanders
Congress
Civic tour draws modest crowds in Cloverdale and Mt Meridian
A procession with 6 to 20 cars visited Cloverdale Mt Meridian and Belle Union drawing 75 to 100 in Cloverdale and motorists at other stops. Senator Duncan introduced Senator Watson who declined to speak at the Mt Meridian stop while Belle Union crowds also joined the caravan. Watson is slated to speak tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Cloverdale
Greencastle
Duncan
Senator Watson
Mt. Meridian
Watson
Belle Union
Bainbridge
Roachdale
Russellville
Best political gathering in Warren township at Putnamville
One of the best meetings in Warren township was held at the Community house in Putnamville on Wednesday evening. Judge Charles Batt of Terre Haute Democratic candidate for congress and Mrs. Hortense Tapp Moore of Rockville spoke. The venue was crowded and many stood during the speeches. Enthusiasm marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Township
Putnamville
Charles Batt
Terre Haute
Congress
Hortense Tapp Moore
Rockville
Democratic Speakings Across Indiana September 1920
The clipping lists Democratic speaking events across Indiana from September 20 to October 5 1920. It includes speakers such as Mike Foley Mrs Edna Christian Henry M Spaan Hortense Tapp Moore Judge Orbison Willis E Gill Walter Myers Winfield Johnson Claude Bowers Julia Landers John H James and several venues including Greencastle Cloverdale Reelsville Roachdale Russellville Belle Union Broad Park Carter School House School House No 10 Washington Township Bainbridge and New Maysville. It also notes a G A R encampment visit in Indianapolis with Mrs Margaret Matthews and Dr W M McGaughey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reelsville
Hortense Tapp Moore
Orbison
Willis E. Gill
Roachdale
J. Orbison
Smith Buys Old Carnet Factory Site
Bert Smith of this city acquired the old cabinet factory site after a drawn out dispute involving the Green Castle Chamber of Commerce and prior buyers. The site, now distant from railroad switches, will be cleared to construct modern cottages, ending a long period of neglect and litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Grafton Johnson
Greenwood
Indiana
Spiegel Brothers
Shelbyville
Snncevel Brothers
Green Parker Hetely Parker
Steets
Greencastle Chamber of Commerce
Smith
Indiana higher education faces financial crisis
Indiana three state institutions for higher education warn of collapse without increased funding. Presidents of Indiana and Purdue universities and the Indiana State Normal School press the state tax board to raise the levy as faculties resign for better paid positions and vacancies remain unfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Capitol
Indiana
Purdue Universities
Indiana State Normal School
State Board of Tax Commisioners
Purdue
Local Couple Returns From Brazil To Manage Estate
Mr and Mrs J E Wilson of Broken Bow Nebraska returned Wednesday from Brazil after visiting Mr and Mrs John Cross. They are in town to look after the estate of Mrs Mary Hinton whose death occurred several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wilson
Broken Bow
Nebraska
Brazil
John Cross
Wilson
Mary Hinton
Also Mentioned on This Page
DE Pauw Praternities
Sigma Nu
Frank Young
Grencastle
William Hearst
Paul Shoemaker
Bluffton
Alden Kumer
Rochester
Paul Clerk
Sullivan
Carl Christie
Mitchell
Russell Bratton
Dana Raymond Bond
Sigma Chi Dewey
Martinsville
Marshall Abrams
John Zimmerman
Oakland
Cloyd
Serber
Muncie
Henry Bray
Harold Cook
Danville
John Harvey
Ind
Edward Vandervoort
Lansing
Phi Kappa Psi
Harrold Trick
Benton Harbor
Rorl Marion
Rushville
Milburn Smith
Marion
Paul Brumfield
Ft. Branch
Harold Denton
Harold Bane
Union City
Philip Maxwell
Lawrence Wright
Kenneth Hayden
New Harmony
Paul Scott
Beta Theta Pi
Rusell Mohr
Frank Moyer
Paris
Ils
Charles Jones
Lafayette
Joe Bailey
Harry Schmidt
Kentland
Guy Wachestetter
Howard Dick
Williamsport
Vincent E. VanDenbark
Allen Alberts
John Rainier
Thomas McClain
Seward Harris
Tulsa
Okla
Harrold Coffman
Maurice Walters
Theo Lilienthal
Winamac
Ki Sandy
Wilbur Snyder
Winchester
Raymond Quilleon
Brownsburg
Jim” Cox
Sidney Cofield
Madison
Allen Tilden
Charles Stanton
Ben Hobbertson
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Phi Gaming Delta
Douglas W. Cook
Harold Loughlin
Bedford
George Stump
Boswell
Allen McGinnis
Wilbur Clippinger
Reader Stroube
Donald Latta
Ligonier
Malne Buchanan Wooster
D. William Thornburg
Leonard Raider
Delphi
Delta Tau Delta
Hugh Sample
Lebanon
Willard Cartwright
James Stevens
Ross Robinson
Delbert Haines
Greenfield
Manley Toole
Dwight Isles
Mt. Pleasant
Clyde Lindhurst
Charleston
Philip Sellers
Phi Delta Theta
Mack Johntz
Akron
Ohio
Harrold Vine
Hoopeston
Harry Malott
Harrold Read
Paul White
Franklin
Ollie Crags
Lyman Meiks
Louis Hirt
Lamen Cooper
MR. Bittles
East Seminary Street
Ol’ John B. Thrift, Sr
THE
Taggart
Watson Cooly
Putnam Republicans
Cloveradle
Bloomington
Greeneas
Mike Foley
Edna Christian
Henry Pearson
Henry M. Spaan
Walter Myers
Winfield Johnson
Claude Bowers
Cc. Gillen
Broad Park
Carter School
Cc. C. Gillen
Mrs
Washington Township
C. C. Gillen Willis E_ Gill
Julia Landers
New Maysville
C_C._ Gillen
John H. James
Will Burk
California
Margaret Matthews
W M McGaughey
Carnet
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