Sorority pledges announced at DePauw University
A large scale sorority rush at DePauw University ends with pledges announced by activity chair Mrs. W W Sweet. List includes Delta Zeta Alpha Gamma Delta Kappa Alpha Theta Phi Omega Pi Alpha Phi Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Omicron Pi Delta Delta Delta and many named pledges from Indiana Kentucky Illinois and Michigan cities and towns.
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Depauw University
W. W. Sweet
Delta Zeta
Helen Stewart
Coatesville
Edith Hill
South Bend
Ruth Fulmer
Mishawaka
Marion Niles
Margaret Taggart
Orleans
Ind
Caryl Chenoweth
Chicago
Ione Spangler
East Chicago
Eleanor Cammack
Greencastle
Florence Fox
Des Moines
Helen MacLeod
Oak Park
Dorothy House
Oaktown
Alpha Gamma Delta
Mattie Mae Toy
Henderson
Hazel Shaffer
Delphi
Catharine Parker
Somerset
Virginia Lyons
Brook
Mary Louise Cherrington
Anderson
Gertrude Mathew
Helen Roland
Richmond
Marybelle Baker
Indianapolis
Jean Baker
Mary Ann Tall
Kappa Alpha Theta
Emily Wylie
Paxton
Josephine Duckwall
Fortville
Henritte Junelaus
Kathleen Campbell
Baby Health Conference Highlights at County Fair
The Central National Bank sponsors a Better Baby Conference during the Putnam County Fair October 1 2 3 under supervision of the State Board of Health. Dr Ada M Schwitzer will co operate with local physicians to score babies at Putnam County Hospital. Parents must submit a coupon by September 27 for examination of babies up to age five. Prizes include a health booklet and a bank souvenir. posters prize offered to county school children.
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The
Central National Bank
Putnam County
State Board of Health
Ada M. Schwitzer
State Board of ‘Health
Child Health Conference Committee
Central National Stank
Greencastle
Ind
Curtis Hughes
American Chile Health Association
Community Bible Study School Opens in Greencastle
A new Community School for Bible Study will open in Greencastle on Monday September 29 at 7 p.m. The program targets church workers and any resident of Greencastle or Putnam County. Prof E R Bartlett of De Pauw will serve as Superintendent and lead the school. Faculty from the University will teach Elementary Psychology and Old and New Testament courses. Officers include Rev V L Raphael president, Rev A M McGuire vice president, Prof G B Manhart treasurer, and a secretary.
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Greencastle
Putnam County
Board of Religious Education
E. R. Bartlett
Department of Religious Education
DePauw
Committee names outline education meeting agenda
A list of several committee members appears for a Teachers and Curriculum session including Miss Jane Farmer Prof. G B Manhart Prof L E Mitchell Dr Taylor Supt Kelly and others. A complete schedule of courses and meeting place will be announced within a few days.
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Jane Farmer
G. B. Manhart
Chm
Marshal
L. E. Mitchell
Taylor
Courtney
E. R. Bartlett
Mooresville Star Enters Greencastle High Basketball
George Hayworth, Mooresville star and captain of Mooresville High School last season, enters Greencastle High School as a senior center. He is described as a tall husky player and the likely star for the 1924 25 season at Greencastle.
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Greencastle
George Hayworth
Mooresville
Hayworth
Miss Lillian Sigler and Leo Terry Wed in Green Castle
Miss Lillian Sigler and Leo Terry were married Tuesday morning September 16 at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Charles R. Lizenby. The couple, from near Morton, will reside in Indianapolis. Elizabeth Terry and Herbert Flint served as bridesmaid and best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Terry
John Sigler
Dwight Terry
N. B. Coleman
Ethel Walker
Indianapolis
J. A. Tabor
Elizabeth Terry
Herbert Flint
Edith Hallberg
St. Louis
Lizenby
Leo Terry
Gifford Reunion At Brown Home With 50 Attendees
The Gifford reunion gathered about 50 relatives and friends at Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown's home on September 14. A noon meal followed by music speeches and songs featured the program. Officers elected were Harriet Callahan president Etta Gifford secretary and Bessie Jones treasurer. The 1925 reunion is set for James T. Gifford's Bainbridge Indiana home on the second Sunday in September.
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Gifford
Milton Brown
Harriet Callahan
Etta Gifford
Bessie Jones
James T. Gifford
Bainbridge
Indiana
Armenian City Alexandropol Destroyed in Earthquake
A strong earthquake destroyed Alexandropol in Armenia with heavy loss of life and property. Dispatches to Washington report details are scarce while Armenian officials confirm the disaster. The Turkish government notes 102 villages damaged and hundreds killed. Red Cross aid is being sent.
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Washington
Alexandropol
Armenia
A. F. Manuelan
Legation
Paris
Vahan Cardashian
New York
Mosul
Constantinople
Ekrzerum
Red Cross
Roachdale Students Enter Colleges In Indiana
Miss Thelma Rice enters Teacher's Training College in Indianapolis while Miss Pearl Collins begins at Butler College. Claude Hanna and Maynard King go to Bloomington for IU. Nerbert Jeffries and Frank Barris enroll at Purdue. Others visit families in Ladoga and Lafayette as activities wrap up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Rice
Pearl Collins
Indianapolis
Teacher's Training College
Butler College
Ella Welsh
Henry Anderson
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mr. Anderson
Ralph
Nerbert Jeffries
Frank Barris
Lafayette
Purdue University
M. F. Lovett
Carthage
Ralph Lovett
Purdue Swine Day Invites Putnam Farmers to September Event
Purdue University extends invitation to Putnam County farmers for Swine Day at Live Stock Pavilion on September 26. Gilbert Gusler will discuss hog and corn markets. experimental hogs on legume pasture for 90 days will be shown. Multiple breed hogs including Poland China and Duroc Jersey to be displayed. event runs 10 am to 3:30 pm with noon lunch. Mr Gusler remarks target current farm concerns. trip encouraged for attendees from adjoining towns.
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Purdue University
Putnam County
Purdue
Gilbert Gusler
The
Agricultural News Service
Chicago
Poland
China
Duroc Jersey
Chester White Ton
Northwest Indiana Methodist session urges Marlin to accept presidency
The Northwest Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church urged Dr L H Marlin of Boston to accept the presidency of DePauw University. Officers were elected and transfers approved as the session wrestled with district superintendent terms under the general conference ruling. Bishop Leete urged opposition to Republican candidates Wil loughby and Van Orman.
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Clinton
Ind
Northwest Indiana
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. H. Marlin
Bosston
DePauw University
Indiana
Methodist Church
F. C. Fraley
Rochester
Claude Young
South Bend
L.S. Smith
Flakeville
Board of Conference Relations
W. H. Taylor
Broadway Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Indiana Conference
University Church of
Greencastle
Methodist General Conference
A. G. Leazenby
Crawfordsville
W. E. McKenzie
H. L. Davis
F. K. Dougherty
Lafayette
Frederick D. Leete
F. Harold van Orman
Evansville
Benjamin M. Willoughby
Supreme Court
Leete
America
Tax reduction urged by Dr McCullough in Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville Indiana Dr McCullough and author Meredith Nicholson spoke to Montgomery County voters criticizing state and county expenses. He cited sharp rises in property valuations and tax collections since 1916 and urged tax relief paired with cutting overhead and frivolous spending. He attacked Fire Marshal office spending and implied insurer funding masks taxpayer burden.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
McCullough
Montgomery County
Meredith Nicholson
Indiana
Goshen Man Sues for $15000 Heart Balm
Goshen resident Howard H. Hopkins a retired grocer sues Isaac H. Simons a wholesale confectioner for $15000 claiming alienation of his wife's affections. Mrs Hopkins obtained a divorce yesterday at Elkhart resuming her maiden name Nellie McNeal. The suit centers on alleged interference during Simons sales calls at the Hopkins Waterford store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ind
Howard H. Hopkins
Isaac H. Simons
Hopkin
Mt Shasta caves in as residents flee eruption fears
In California a large section of the Mt Shasta summit collapsed, sending mud and rock into Mud Creek canyon. An eight mile wall of rock crumbled, followed by a dust cloud that hung over the mountain, sparking mass evacuations from McCloud Weed and Mt Shasta as residents feared an eruption.
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Dunsmuir
Cal
Mt. Shasta
Mud Creek Canyon
McCloud
Weed
Fire Marshall funds misspent and rising costs cited
The report details surges in expenditures funded by the Fire Marshall through governor’s contingency and office receipts, with 1921 1922 transfers, unreported dry cleaning fees, and a depleted appropriation. Officials argue cost reductions are possible amid calls for fiscal reform and party pledges.
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State Board of Accounts
State Treasury
Mystery surrounds Guy Nichols murder as charges dropped
The Indiana Clay Circuit Court dismissed first degree murder charges against Bernard and Beulah Martin of South Bend for lack of evidence in the Guy Nichols case. Nichols, a telegraph operator at Seelyville, was found dead on streetcar tracks near the Seelyville park two years after he disappeared.
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Brazil
Ind
Bernard Martin
Beulah Martin
South Bend
Clay Circuggt
Tozer
Martin
Guy Nichols
Seelyville
Martins
Nichols
Sellyville Park
Failures of Republican administrations highlighted in Putnam campaign speech
Fred Van Nuys, former U.S. District attorney, opened the Democratic campaign in Putnam County praising honesty in administration and criticizing Republican state and national administrations for not enacting constructive legislation while noting large expenditures and a widening scandal. The Greencastle band performed before the address in the courthouse yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred van Nuys
U. S
Putnam County
Greencastle
Court House
Copper carbonate treatment of wheat to control stinking smut
A historical method instructs using three ounces of finely ground copper carbonate per bushel of wheat. The seed is dusted and mixed without water, then sown or stored dry. Do not feed treated grain. Suitable apparatus include a closed shaker, a tight barrel, or a box with a central axle. two minutes of mixing is advised.
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Essary
Conference to raise 200000 for new Greencastle church
The Northwest Indiana Methodist Episcopal Conference agreed to raise 200000 to build a new church in Greencastle. DePauw University and Greencastle pledged 100000 each, while property of the Battle Ground Camp Meeting Association was transferred to conference management. Dedication services for the Lebanon based orphan home were set for October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Ind
Northwest Indiana Methodist Episcopal Conference
Battle Ground
W. H. Hickman
Terre Haute
J. L. Stout
Indiana Methodist Orphans Home
Lebanon
Greencastle
DePauw University
Sayers Family Spotted in Indianapolis Saturday
Mr and Mrs S C Sayers and their son Gordon were seen in Indianapolis on Saturday confirming their travel presence in the city that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. S. C. Sayers
Gordon
Indianapolis
Herbine Promises Restored Health for Working People
Advertisement urges workers to take Herbine when liver function falters causing languor and blues. Claims the tonic purifies the system and restores health and ambition. Price 60c. Sold by R. P. Mullins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Mullins
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