Marion township wealth crusade aid reported by Red Cross nurse
Miss Isobel Walker a Red Cross nurse helped with a Marion township shareday in support of the wealth crusade directed by the Red Cross society. Local notices include business visits, a birth, church conference travel, a funeral, awards, and a public farm auction. Members of the American Legion are urged to attend the 8 o'clock meeting tonight.
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Isobel Walker
Red Cross
Marion Township
Red Cross Society
American Legion
Legion Hall
Indiana farmers benefit from wheat for flour trades
Purdue University official C I Christie told the Indiana Miller's Association annual meeting that exchanging wheat for Indiana flour saves farmers about $3 per barrel. Indiana mills allow delivery of wheat and receipt of flour anytime with a typical 36 pounds of flour per bushel. The program has boosted use by home and commercial bakers across the state.
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Indiana
C. I. Christie
Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue University
Indiana Miller's Association
Indiana Miller’s
Plebeians Win Tribunes After Roman Struggle for Rights
The Plebeians, Rome's commoners, faced poverty and political exclusion, serving unpaid in the army and enduring debt slavery. In 404 B C they gathered at Mons Sacer demanding reform, leading to the creation of elected tribunes to defend their rights, a change that over two centuries greatly eased their disabilities.
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Rome
Mons Sacer
American Sailors Resettle Smyrna Orphans Aboard Edsall
United States destroyer Edsall under Vice Admiral Long's European squadron rescued children from Smyrna during the fire and ferried them to a camp in Constantinople. The crew provided shelter and funded the orphanage from their pay while the ship prepared facilities for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Edsall
Long
Smyrna
Constantinople
Mitylene
Commuters As Fine Actors In Daily Train Sitcom
A Long Island dramatic critic notes the 5:45 PM New York Sun and Globe train scene as commuters act out daily pantomimes. Passengers seek seats while some men ignore requests, revealing thoughts of fatigue and rest, framed as social theater on the crowded car.
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Long Island
New York Sun and Globe
S C C Club Entertained At Mrs Wells Home
The S C C Club gathered at 404 West Walnut Street on Tuesday evening for a regular meeting followed by a musical program organized by Mrs. Lawrence Bryan. Refreshments of cider gingerbread and sandwiches were served by the hostess for the guests, including Mrs. Lawrence Bryan Miss Roxie Day Miss Nina Cook Mrs Roy Newgent Miss Edith Nell Browning Miss Elizga ven Sign Miss Susie Talbott and Miss lale Talbott.
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S. C. C. Club
Harry Wells
West Walnut Street
Lawrence Bryan
Roxie Day
Nina Cook
Roy Newgent
Edith Nell Browning
Elizgave
Susie Talbott
Lale Talbott
Returned home of Mrs Omer Newhouse visits kin
Mrs. Omer Newhouse wife of Major Newhouse who has been visiting for the last week with her sisters Mrs William Koehler and Miss Mabel Stoner returned to her home at Camp Knox Kentucky near Louisville Kentucky Wednesday Major Newhouse is stationed at Camp Knox.
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Omer Newhouse
Major Newhouse
Ben
William Koehler
Mabel Stoner
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Louisville
Mu Phi Epsilon Pledges Four New Members at DePauw
Mu Phi Epsilon the DePauw music sorority held its regular Tuesday meeting in Music Hall and pledged four new members Mrs Rheamona Green Miss Gladys Lane Miss Jean Duckwall and Miss Agnes Thompson The sorority is open to juniors seniors and faculty of the School of Music.
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Mu Phi Epsilon
DePauw
Music Hall
Rheamona Green
Gladys Lane
Jean Duckwall
Agnes Thompson
School of Music
Woman's Union meets at Mrs. Sweet home
Section 4 of the Woman's Union of the Christian Church held its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at 1016 South Indiana Street, the home of Mrs. Thomas Sweet.
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The
Woman's Union of the Christian Church
Thomas Sweet
South
Indiana Street
Locust Grove School House Hosts Home Coming Event
Locust Grove School House will host a Home Coming on Sunday September 20 with all former teachers and pupils invited to attend and bring well filled baskets.
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Locust Grove
Federation of Clubs Meeting Date Change Roachdale
Putnam County Federation of Clubs meeting in Roachdale moved to Tuesday October 2 from Wednesday October 3. A splendid program is planned with a large representation of Greencastle club women. Mrs John McCabe of Clinton township is federation president.
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Putnam County Federation of Clubs
Roachdale
Greencastle Club
John McCabe
Clinton Township
County Federation of Club Organization
High School Teachers Enjoy A Steak Roast
The Greencastle High School and department faculty hosted a steak roast for the women of the family Wednesday evening at the Tucker farm near the water works bridge. The event was described as highly enjoyable with the men as excellent hosts.
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Greencastle High School
Greencastle
Tucke Farm
Water Works Bridge
Needlecraft Club Meets Friday At 2 30
The Needle Craft Club will gather Friday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs. Nannie V Hatfield at 6073 College Avenue Union. A prayer meeting of Locust Street and College Avenue Methodist Church is scheduled this evening at Locust Street Church at 7 30 led by Rev H C Klippenger. Mrs Elery Mahaffie of Chicago, visiting her parents Dr W W Tucker and Mrs Tucker, returned to Chicago after having her tonsils removed.
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The
Needle Craft Club
Nannie V. Hatfield
College Avenue
Locust Street
College Avenue Methodist Church
H. C. Clippinger
Elery Mahaffie
Chicago
W. W. Tucker
Two to Avoid Candid and Easily Offended Friends
A-perspective proverb essay warns against three types of troubling friends. The candid friend criticizes and wounds, the easily offended friend nags and confines, and the opportunistic friend uses you as a reserve. Choose friendships carefully.
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London
Agents Invade Quiet Brooklyn Suburbia
In a sparsely settled Brooklyn area Mrs. Smith finds salesmen swarming her home from milk, books, mop brushes to vacuum cleaner agents. The solicitor explains thinly populated districts are prime for offering the latest goods, despite her desire for privacy.
Eye Migration in Flounders and Soles Described
The article explains the asymmetrical development of flatfish like flounders and soles. It notes the head twists, the body compresses, and the upper eye side is colored while the eyeless side remains pale. It describes how young flounders swim upright, then the lower eye migrates as they mature. The tropical species show this change more noticeably due to their larger size. The larva starts symmetrical and transparent.
Selecting Talent in Alaska Fur Coat Casting
A director on the lot calls for a fat actress and rents a fur coat for ten dollars a day. He repeats the gag with a fatter actress as the project aims for a big Alaska scene the next day with the heroine wearing three fur coats.
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Alaska
Two Peaches Reach Farmhouse on Same Train
The Leston Transcript notes a dull week at a farmhouse ending with two peaches arriving on the very train the narrator uses to depart. The shorter tale highlights coincidental fruit delivery during vacation travel.
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Leston
Administrator Appointment Notice for Lucinda H. DeHart Estate
The Central Trust Company of Greencastle Indiana is appointed administrator of the estate of Lucinda H. DeHart of Putnam County. The notice dated September 17 1929 states the estate is supposed to be solvent and lists Hays and Murphy as attorneys with publication dates September 20 27 and October 4.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
State of
Indiana
Lucinda H. DeHart
the Central Trust Company of
Greencastle
Indiana clergy guests push Blanchard for delegate
Mr and Mrs R A Ogg, Mr and Mrs new Corwin and Mr and Mrs F M Lyon traveled to Lafayette Thursday afternoon to attend the Northwest Indiana Conference of the Methodist church and to advocate Professor William Blanchard of DePauw University as a candidate for delegate to the general conference.
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James P. Hughes
Rush Brown
Northwest Indiana
The
Methodist Church
Lafayette
William Blanchard
DePauw University
R. A. Ogg
New Corwin
F. M. Lyon
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Levi Marshall
Forest Hill Cemetery
J. J. Ector
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Jane Novak
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Fred BE
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