Indiana and local notes mix satire and court actions
A jumble of queries and anecdotes references 93 percent tonic sources tied to Brother Shumaker, Terre Haute entertainment by Kiwanians, and a plan for Greencastle aviation. Court actions include A Cook Loan Co cases Foreclosures against Fort Humphrey Mae Humphrey and Joseph A Allee and a claim against Angus Fuqua.
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Tien
A. Cook Loan Company
Fort Humphrey
Mae Humphrey
Joseph A. Allee
King Morrison Foster Company
Angus Fuqua
Fire damages IU power house in Bloomington
A blaze of undetermined origin damaged Indiana University power house and left campus lights out for hours. Four hour effort by Bloomington fire department gained control as university officials called in insurance adjustors and Board of Trustees to plan repairs. The heating system reportedly unaffected and university activities to continue.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
J. W. Fesler
Indianapolis
Board
Board of Trustees
William Lowe Bryan
Conditions in China Narrated by W Lockwood
W Lockwood, former Green Castle man and Y M C A official, spoke to the Rotary Club about Chinese reconstruction. He outlined government changes, cabinet members including Dr C T Wang and Dr H H Kung, and the growth of roads aiding modernization. He noted the Y M C A's leading role and plans for travel to China and Japan for Pacific relations discussions.
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China
W. Lockwood
Will W. Lockwood
Greencastle
Salem B. Town
South Locust Street
Orient
Lockwood
Taft
Seattle
Lockwoods
Japan
Kyoto
Pacific Ocean
Y. M
Rotary Club
Nanking
C. T. Wang
University of Michigan
Yale University
H. H. Kung
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Kung
Confuscius
Mr. Lockwood
Isg
Died This Afternoon Miller Huggins Yankees Manager
Miller Huggins, manager of the New York Yankees, died this afternoon at 3:15 PM at St. Vincent's Hospital in New York. He had been ill with erysipelas and influenza and his condition worsened after resisting quitting his team during a close race with Cleveland for second place.
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Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
New York
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Huggins
Yankees
Cleveland
Greencastle School of Religion Announces Evening Courses
Prof. F E Bartlett announces five Monday evening courses at the Greencastle Community School of Religion in the high school starting October 7. Courses include Beginners Materials and Methods with Ruth E Bartlett, Psychology of Adolescence with Vernon Lytle, Religious Ideas in the Old Testament with C D Hildebrand, and Religious Education in the Family with Lester M Jones. Classes run 7 15 to 9 15 p m with a one dollar registration fee. enrollment expected to be large.
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FE. R. Bartlett
Greencastle Community School — of Religion
Ruth E. Bartlett
Vernon Lytle
DePauw University
C. D. Hildebrand
Lester M. Jones
Crawfordsville Girl Returns Home Monday
Miss Lucile Cuppy, 17, of Crawfordsville, ran away August 30 with carnival worker John Byrd and returned home Monday night. She said Byrd was left in Barbourville, Kentucky, and that she later traveled with another man. In Chattanooga, Tennessee a man billed as The Legless Wonder gave her money to reach home after she learned she was a run away girl.
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Lucile Cuppy
Crawfordsville
John Byrd
Carnival
Byrd
Barbourville
Chattanooga
Tenn
Weather Update Shows Cloudy Skies and Showers Likely
Mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with probable showers. Cooler in the northern portion.
William Welch Dies of Heart Disease in Greencastle
Greencastle resident William H. Welch died Tuesday evening at his Jacob Street home from heart disease after years of ill health. Survived by widow Lula, two sons Wallace and Thomas, brother James, sister Mrs. Richard Lowe, and his pioneer parents Messer B. Welch and Lucinda Welch. Last rites Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at McCurry Funeral Home with Rev. Victor L. Raphael. interment Forest Hill Cemetery.
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William H. Welch
Greencastle
Jacob Street
Mr. Welch
Wallace M. Welch
Indianapolis
Thomas Welch
James Welch
Richard Lowe
Crawfordsville
Welch
Messer B. Welch
Lucinda Welch
Lula B. Steele
McCurry Funeral
Victor L. Raphael
Presbyterian Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Greenscast le 20 Years Ago in Greencastle
From the Files of Veeneral d 80 years ago C C Gillen county attorney Albert Gardner Ed Houck and George Raines county commissioners return from Terre Haute after attending a meeting of the Indiana association of county commissioners Miss Ruth McGill and Guy F Morehead to sing at the opera house tonight the duet titled Isn t Irish Love a Grand Old Thing Halstead Selby elected president of the sophomore class Lucifer Rhatan secretary Gordon Thomas treasurer Ed Coffing president of the junior class
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C. C. Gillen
Albert Gardner
Ed. Houck
George Raines
Terre Haute
Indiana Association of County Commissioners
Ruth McGill
Guy F. Morehead
Opera House
Halstead Selby
Lucifer Rhatan
Gordon Thomas
Ed. Coffing
Prohibition Enforcer Sees Gains From Policy Push
Washington official J M Doran told 3,000 W C T U delegates in Indianapolis that prohibition enforcement will strengthen with time and that the policy has spurred major economic and social progress. He cited Chicago price signals and federal successes in reducing smuggling, with 75,878 arrests and vast seizures in the prior year, plus thousands of prosecutions and civil actions.
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Jack Cemnar
M. S
Indianapolis
Ind
J M. Doran
Washington, D.C
Doran
Congress
Chicago
Revival to Begin at Big Walnut Baptist Church
A two weeks revival starts Monday night October 7 at Big Walnut Baptist Church in Washington township. Rev. J M Cauldwell will deliver sermons and Rev. Harry Beckman of Owensboro Kentucky will lead the song service. Beckman is a noted composer and cartoonist. delegations from nearby churches are expected.
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Big Walnut Baptist Church
Washington Township
J. M. Cauldwell
Harry Beckman
Owenshoro
Kentucky
Heckman
Greencastle Kiwanis Stunt Team Takes Third at Terre Haute
O W Tollowell and the Greencastle Kiwanis Club Nuts placed third in the Indiana Kiwanis International Stunt Night at Terre Haute. The sketch from the Hoosier Schoolmaster featured Hollowell as Hank Smith with Ben Riley Roy C Evens and Harry Williams. Columbus Club won first prize and Greenfield Club second.
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Terre Haute
Roy Evens
Sweet
Ben Riley
Chevrolet Hollowell
Wholesate Williams
O. W. Tollowell
Greencastle Kiwanis Club
Nuts
Indiana
Kiwanis International
Shrine Temple
Terre Haute House
Greencastle
Greencastle Club
Milton Brown
Ora B. Davis
Floyd A. Allen
General Motors Corporation
Detroit
Paul V. McNutt
Bloomington
American Legion
City Manager Law Declared Unworkable in Indiana
State Supreme Court ruled the Indiana city manager law unconstitutional in a 3 to 2 decision. Michigan City, already using the system, and Indianapolis, about to adopt it, faced chaotic reform plans and immediate suspensions.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Eugene J. Cadoll
Ind
Indiana
State Supreme Court
Michigan City
Supreme Court
Florida braces for Caribbean hurricane strike on east coast
Residents along Florida's east coast gird for impact as weather officials project a hurricane near Cape Canaveral or Juniper. Towns barriered doors with nails and boards while stockpiling food kerosene clothing and medical supplies. The storm moves northwest at about ten miles per hour with warnings from Miami to Juniper and Juniper to Charleston.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Weather Bureau
Florida East Coast
Cape Canaveral
Juniper
Srategic
East Florida
West Palm Beach
Daytona Beach
Charleston
D. C
Morgan County Man Disappears After Hog Sale
Morgan County authorities seek Sheriff Edward Eitel's aid in locating Mitchell Williams of Gregg township who vanished Friday after delivering hogs to Indianapolis and selling them for 469 dollars. He is 43, about 160 pounds, blue eyes, brown hair, fair complexion. He left in a tan Whippet coach wearing a blue jacket sweater blue serge trousers blue striped shirt light gray hat and tan slippers.
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Morgan County
Edward Eitelforge
Mitchell Williams
Hall
Gregg Township
Indianapolis
Williams
Undersized Calf Draws Attention Near Roachdale
Roachdale, Sept 23. Much interest has been shown in a Shorthorn calf owned by Robert E. Crosby, a farmer near the city. Weighing only twenty five pounds at birth, it is said to be the smallest calf seen in the region. Despite its size it is well proportioned and normal in every respect. It was born on Sept. 16.
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Roachdale
Robert E. Crosby
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Shumaker
Kiwanians
Circuit Court
L.U
Shanghai
Community School OF Religious Education
William Welch
City
Veenerald
J. M. Doran
Prohibition
Duran
United States
Doran S
Prohibition Service
W. Hollowell
Race
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