Coolidge Grants 50000 For Newlywed John Coolidge Bride Florence Trumbull
Florence Trumbull and John Coolidge will receive a $50,000 trust from former President Calvin Coolidge as a wedding gift. Governor John H. Trumbull reportedly plans to provide a large sum to the bride, while John Coolidge remains employed with the New Haven Railroad and may receive a raise upon returning to duty. The couple, honeymooning with a state trooper chauffeur, are believed to travel through New England, with possible stops at Maine camps, Bermuda, or Florida.
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International
Plainville
Conn
Florence Trumbull
John Coolidge
Calvinoolidge
Trumbull
International Laws Service
Crescent
John
Coolidge
Siason
John H. Trumbull
Connecticut
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New Haven
America
Florence
Trumbull Estate
Hartford
New England
Thrence
Governor Trumbull
Maine
Moosehead Lake
Bermuda
Florida
Arcadia
Canada Shows Big Profit on Liquor
Victoria Sept 23 The British Columbia government reports profits from liquor sales since 1921 totaling 4557 885 The figures indicate 1923 24 sales may reach 15 000 000 with profits near 4 500 000 The half year to Sept 30 shows 2 506 054 directed to hospitals charities and the Mother s pension fund followed by further allocations
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Victoria
B. GC
British Columbia
Ley
Liquor Boards
le Mother's Pension Fund
Man Shoots Wife then Kills Himself in Chicago Apartment
In Chicago on September 24, Robert Bell, 40, fatally shot his wife Blanche Bell then killed himself in their apartment. Police found Blanche alive, later dying after evaluation. Investigators say a domestic quarrel preceded the tragedy and Bell's enraged state led to the shooting and suicide.
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Cincago
Robert Bell
Blanche Bell
The Herald Greencastle Indiana Ad Rates and Addresses
The Herald established as the State Democrat in 1868 lists its Greencastle office at 17-19 South Jackson Street with Roy Evans as editor and LeRoy Yee as publisher. It specifies mailing details and subscription rates for Putnam County and outside areas along with a 10 cent weekly carrier rate in Greencastle.
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Herald
State Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Yee
Roy Evans
Binday
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Wall
Putnam County
Legion Posts Record Growth in 1929 National Convention Ahead
In Louisville, the American Legion reports 782,117 members this year, up 36,677 from 1928, as James F. Barton cites gains in veterans benefits, hospital care, child welfare laws, and safety campaigns. The Auxiliary notes growth will yield the largest annual convention here yet.
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Louisville
INS
American Legion
James F. Barton
Legion National Adjutant
Legion National
Indianapolis
Barton
Gwendolyn W. MacDowell
American Legion Auxiliary
Foreman Electrocuted On Conveyor Trench Machine
Robert Engelking, 28, a foreman for a construction company in Fort Wayne, Indiana, was electrocuted when a cable attached to a trench machine he operated became entangled with a high tension electric wire. The current passed through the machine into his body.
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FT Wayne
Ind
Robert Engelking
Engelking
Purdue enrollment tops 4200 for 1929 30 term
Purdue University reports 1929 30 enrollment above 4200 with late registrants pending. President T C Elliott notes an increase of about 300 over last year and the engineering schools show the largest gain with near 200 more students. The Freshman class reaches about 1560, up from 1481 a year ago.
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Lafayette
Ind
INS
Purdue University
T. C. Elliott
Old Gold Eleven Prepares For Manchester Game At DePauw
DePauw football coach W L Hughes drills the Old Gold eleven in a week of scrimmage as they ready for the season opener against Manchester on Blackstock field. Key backs include Blake, VanKiper, Means and Crawley with Buchheit directing the backfield.
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DePauw
Manchester
Blackstock Field
W. L
Bish) Hughes
Kappes
Johnston
Springer
Leany
Domminick” Hammond
Stru
Gaumy
Neal
Lalso
Capt
Blake
Guernsey VanKiper
Red” Means
Marion Crawley
Spina
Hogan
Melbourne
Cassidy
L. €. Buchheit
Plans for Blackstock Field Development at University
At a recent athletic committee meeting a definite program for Blackstock field was outlined. A landscape drawing will show proposed units and the new plan. Before Saturday’s football opener the barbed wire barrier will be replaced by ticket booths and iron railings. The McKeen field grandstand will be torn down to furnish materials for shelter houses at Blackstock field. Work starts immediately.
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Atheltic Committee
Blackstock Field
McKeen Field
Black Stock Field
Skirts Longer at French Lick Springs Autumn Styles
Fashionable visitors to French Lick Springs report longer skirts by two to four inches this fall with higher waistlines. Coats vary in length with capes and furs while sport suits feature tweeds and silks. Black dominates day wear and bold black and white palettes appear for day or evening across attendees from the National Electric Light Association and National Wholesale Druggists Association gatherings. Walking sticks complement the season’s active outings over hills.
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French Lick Springs
French Lick
Ind
United States
National Electric Light Association
National Wholesale Druggists Association
Maplewood Farmers Busy With Harvest and Shearing
Maplewood residents thresh and sow as farmers harvest wheat clover soybeans and more. Mrs Charles Petro suffers a severe cold. Neighbors visit Bainbridge last week and purchase Shropshire sheep from Mrs W M Denny.
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Charles Petro
W. W. Boardman
W. D. Colliver
Bainbridge
Harve Hale
Franklin Township
Arlie Rice
Cloverdale
Harry Collins
Greencastle
W. M. Denny
Nola Gowin
Ona Tewallen
Ruby Burdett
D. W. Etcheson
Turnbridge
Local notes on Sunday visits and frost damage in Madison Center
Mrs Sherman Evens spent Sunday with her son Ray Evens in Washington township. Frost last Wednesday night damaged garden vegetables and corn. Services at Otter Creek were held on a Sunday instead of the regular second Sunday. Elder Samuel Dean conducted services at Long Branch. The article lists many local visits and social calls and notes the average weight of clothing for men and women, with detailed itemized weights.
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Sherman Evens
Washington Township
Ray Evens
Andrew Johnson
Mattie Toney
Long Branch
Otter Creek
Samuel Dean
Indianapolis
William Welch
Fern
Paul Thomas
Lena
Isom Wright
Emma Wright
William Gowen
Gold
Overdressed Men Found To Carry Excess Foot Weight
Seattle September 24. The average man is grossly overdressed, says Dr. W T Woolley Seattle life insurance examiner. Examiner notes men carry more weight on their feet than women do based on his statistics.
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Seattle
W. T. Woolley
Seattle Life Insurance
Local Social News From Russellville and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Nettie Grimes and Miss Emma Myers of Tuscola Illinois visited last week with Mrs Lou Garwood. Alma Fruits of Springfield Illinois returned home after a week with Mr and Mrs Fred Wolfe. Roy Robbins were dinner guests of Mrs Queen Gibson. The Robbins and Frank Knoll called on Browns Valley neighbors. Edward Hillstrom of Crawfordsville visited Lon McGaughey. Warren Gardner moved to Crawfordsville. Christian Church members attended a Greencastle convention. Fd Lloyd sold his hardware store interest to partner Sam Brown. Forest Potter returned from Veterans Hospital in Cincinnati. Joe Woody of Raccoon and Donald Grimes hosted guests. Jesse Porter entertained Carl Clodfelter and family along with Ray England Roy Rivers and Wanda Porter.
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Nettie Grimes
Emma Myers
Tuscola
Ill
Lou Garwood
Alma Fruits
Springfield
Fred Wolfe
Roy Robbins
Queen Gibson
Frank Knoll
Browns Valley
Edward Hillstrom
Crawfordsville
Lon
Carl Clodfelter
Ray England
Roy Rivers
Wanda Porter
Konjola Victor Finds Relief From Pain Through New Medicine
The text claims Konjola Victor suffered from neuritis and rheumatism and was often bedridden due to pain. It states he was freed from his afflictions by a new medicine, presenting a personal health improvement claim.
Konjola credited with relief from rheumatism and neuritis
George Grace of Logansport Indiana recalls three years of pain from rheumatism neuritis and kidney trouble. He reports Konjola relieved constipation indigestion and finally the neuritis and rheumatic pains within three weeks. The remedy is sold at Owl drug store Greencastle and by local druggists in the region.
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George Grace
Logansport
Indiana
Greencastle
Owl Drug
Ady
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