Local Notes Highlight Illness and Travel in Greencastle
The thirteen month old baby of Mr and Mrs Artie Young near the Lone Star Cement Company is critically ill. Several local families visit relatives in Indianapolis while others report injuries and hospital stays. The Greencastle Country Club golf tournament extends as score sheets were lost. A memorial tablet for Frances Sillard is unveiled in the Indiana State Capitol with large attendance. Local residents travel to Houston for work assignments and students feature Purdue ties. A Greensburg court house maple tree seed origin is noted via a postcard view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie Young
Lone Star Cement Company
William McFarland
Alma
Lincoln Avenue
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Greensburg Court House
Indiana Governor Predicts Federal State Prohibition Clash
Delegates at the national WCTU convention in Indianapolis question whether Governor Harry G. Leslie signaled a push for remedial prohibition legislation. He urged Congress to clarify federal versus state enforcement and placed responsibility with Congress, noting Indiana leads in enforcing the prohibition act. About 6,000 people heard him at the unveiling of Miss Frances Willard’s memorial plaque as 3,000 Sunday school children laid flowers nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck Flower Shop
Frances Sillard
Indiana
Ella Alexander Boole
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Harry G. Leslie
Capitol
Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Leslie
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Congress
Frances Elizabeth Willard
State House
Oxnam Advises Students to Seek Broad Educational Fields
Dr G Bromley Oxnam, president of DePauw, told chapel attendees that a fulfilled life means engaging in diverse fields. He highlighted physical and social sciences, arts, language, literature, music, and philosophy and religion, noting progress stems from dedicated research. He ended with the line if you don't want anything here, you have all you want, go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bromley Oxnam
DePauw
DePauw Final Enrollment Totals 1527 in Liberal Arts
University registrar reports 1527 students enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts and 164 majors in the DePauw School of Music. Music enrollment rose slightly, while liberal arts fell from 1536 last year. Freshmen number 542. upperclassmen down to 875. Of 1527, 870 are men and 657 women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw University
College of Liberal Arts
DePauw School of Music
McCammack Enters Baptist Seminary in Louisville
Gilbert E. McCammack of near Mount Meridian has entered the Baptist Seminary at Louisville for study and is assigned to Mullins Hall Box 252.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert E. McCammack
Near Mt. Meridian
Baptist Seminary At
Louisville
Mullins Hall
Remorse Said to Spur Deaths in Indiana Family
In Wabash Indiana two women Mrs Charles Keaffaber 47 and daughter Helen 24 were found dead by poison amid reports remorse over involvement in arson and threatening letters. Their husband Charles Keaffaber 46 and son Roy 25 are jailed 1 to 10 years for arson related crimes with an alleged unsigned letter confession from Helen. No clear link established between mother and crimes.
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Wabash
Ind
INS
Charles Keaffaber
Helen
Roann
Roy
D. A. Pike
Akron
Nelle Snavelly
Helen Keaffaber
Pike
Court Opens with Setting of Trial Dates
The September term of court opened with Judge James P. Hughes setting cases for trial and dismissing several complaints. The first case to be tried is a divorce. trials are scheduled for dates in late September and October, naming multiple plaintiffs and defendants including Hinkle Myers Besser Carter Lukenbill Fallis Malone Coffman Carmichael Stanger Coffman. Several cases were dismissed or settled, including lien foreclosures and divorce actions. A finding for $286.60 was recorded for Harold A. Fordice vs Myra Fordice on note.
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James P. Hughes
Mabel Hinkle
John Hinkle
Hazel Myers
Carl Myers
Dan Besser
Henry Smith
Emery Moody
Willis Hickman
Thurman S. Tongret
William Boyd
Gertrude B. Boyd
George Templeman
C. & I. Stone Co
Flossie M. Storey
Roy Philip
Lena Goodwin
Roy Christy
Charles E. Green
T. H. 1 & E. Traction Co
Roscoe B. Young
Clemith
B. Landes
Israel Knauer
Julius Sudranski
Ella Maloney
Alva B. Maloney
Ernest Hilton
Monty Bridges
Harold A. Fordice
Myra Fordice
Putnam County adjoins two bar memberships for Kenneth Cox
Kenneth Cox, admitted to the Putnam County bar, is already a member of the Marion county bar. A Scabbard and Blade smoker for all advanced military men will be held at the Lambda Chi house Tuesday at 8 o clock. Mrs. John Brothers of East Walnut Street has been taken to her daughter’s home near Roachdale for treatment of lumbago and neuritis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Cox
C. ©. Gillen
Putnam County
Mr. Cox
Marion County
Lambda: Chi
John Brothers
East Walnut Street
Harry
Grantham
Roachdale
Brothes
Margaret Dennis
First Methodist Church
Dorothy Locke
DePauw University
Miss Dennis
Fred Dennis
West
Pike Street
Crawfordsville Music Club
Josie Stilwell
Robert H. Tinsley
Julliard School of Music
Miss Locke
Crawfordsville Journal
Bloomington Road
City
R. W. Crawley
C. A. Vestal
University Women To Meet In Indianapolis
The first meeting of the Indiana Federation branches of the American Association of University Women will take place next Saturday morning at the Hotel Lincoln Indianapolis. President Mrs John T Wheeler will preside with officers and committee chairmen outlining plans for the year. Dean Agnes Wells of Indiana University will discuss the million dollar scholarship fund.
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Indiana Federation
American Association of University Women
Lincoln
Indianapolis
John T. Wheeler
Indiana
E. R. Miller
Anderson
Elizabeth Maloney
Crawfordsville
Catherine Tillotson
Agnes Wells
Indiana University
Gary
Lowell Hobart
Washington, D. C
Josiah van Orsdal
Florence Gillintine
Harriett Vaughn Rigdon
Wabash
Keziah Stright
Indiana State Medical Association Meet Heads to Evansville
Evansville hosts the eightieth annual Indiana State Medical Association session September 25 to 27. About one thousand physicians, their wives and families travel from across the state to attend lectures, discuss medical problems, and share advances in techniques. Mrs. Gerald Mason and baby returned home from the county hospital on Sunday.
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Evansville
Ind
Indiana State Medical Association
Indiana
Gerald Mason
Baby
Soth Indiana Street
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Citizens Trust Company
Systematic Saver
Jacob Eitel
Lemuel Blue
C. & I. Stone Company
Greencastle
Leo Downey
P. H. Downey
Fillmore
Robert Long
Robert Black
Bobbie
James
Terre Haute
Charles Talbott
Susie Talbott
Raymond Sutherlin
Howard Oagley
Glen Deem
Cloverdale
Oroville
Webb
O. G. Webb
Purdue University At
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Joe Crosby
Albert Dobbs
Rs. A. W. Tompkins
Tompkins
Anna Kiryan
Paul Bryan
Kitchener
Ontario
J. P. Frew
Dorothy
Betty
East Seminary Street
Houston
Texas
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Lone Star Cement Co
Hudson
N. Y
Capudine
Mullins
Consolidated’ Building
Riley
Prince & Whitely
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Cleveland Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Broad St
New York
DR. Oxnam
Carl Hendren
John Washburn
Jeplevin
Scobee Bros
Robert H. Marlin
Aden B. Hanks
R. E. Evens
Delilah Miler
John Vanhook
Oscar Thomas
Letha Edne Girton
Harold Callaty
Ralph Call
Clara B. Stewart
Oliver H. Stewart
Elvin Harlan
Payne Moore
Fred Todd
Myrtle Meeks
Harold Shannon
Ward Dean
Socie IN
Progress History Club
E. W. Connerly
East Washington Street
Benton Curtis
Johnson
Andrew Jackson
Margaret Dennis Heaed
Mr. and
Mrs. Hutson
Frank Hutson
West Walnut Street
Charley Minnick
Near Spencer
Tut Broadstreet
William Baysinger
Catherine
Ray
Brazil
Jesse Jones
Bert Smiley
Jesse Minnick
Vernon Lytle
Samuel Watts
Hanna Street
Walter Wiliams
Ers and Daughters
Williams
O. H. Griffith
Lydia Tarkington
Domestic Science Club
Charles Allen
Amor‘gon Street
Indiana Loan Co
E. Wash. St. Thone
East Seminary St
C. J. Arnold
Herald Office
Sheaffer
First Ward
Madison Street
J. F. Gillespie
Martha Ferrand
Raymond Wright
Hanna Court
Bay Kennedy
Jersey
Frakes Place
Brick Chapel
Basin Sanford
Home Steam
Music School
Ruth Lillian Owens
Virginia K. Byers
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