Visiting Rotarians Defeat Greencastle Golf Team
Crawfordsville visitors topped Greencastle in a golf match after a luncheon, with O Neal posting 75 for 18 holes and eight points for Crawfordsville. Final scores show Crawfordsville 16 points to Greencastle 0 as the day cooled but play continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville Golfers
Depeat
Greencastle
Crawfordsville Rotarians
Crawfordsville
O'Neal
Sayers
Devore
Taylor
Frans
McGaughey
Haines
Gillen
Peck
Putnam County High School Principals Meet in Roachdale
The first meeting of Putnam County high school principals will be held in Roachdale on Tuesday October 5. Eleven principals from county high schools attend with a program including music for grades 1 to 6, observations of recitation in English and reading, general school inspection, notes on recitations, and a summary of requirements for a commissioned high school by County Superintendent Frank Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Roachdale
Frank Wallace
Visitors and relatives call on Mrs. Sarah Rader in Liberty
A list of visitors from Cloverdale Villa Grove Staunton Greencastle Indianapolis Bowling Green Center Point Tulsa Linton Tulsa Oklahoma and other areas called on or visited Mrs. Sarah Rader and her family in Liberty over the past week. The note mentions several households and individuals including Mr and Mrs Tory Keiser Mr and Mrs Julius Mittle and John O Neal among others. Mrs Rader remains in poor condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Rader
John Branneman
Cloverdale
Henry Bauman
Villa Grove
William Syester
George Woolf
Staunton
Lawrence
Greencastle
Court Grifith
Indianapolis
Henry Lash
Ashboro
William Tapy
Kate
Bowling Green
C W. Mace
Ned Walker
Center Point
Norah Murburger
Jake
A. E. Keiser
Lewis Kortepeter
Henry Keiser
Court Griffith
Carrol Indianapolis
Tory Keiser
D. Syester
Linton
Isaac Dougherty
Tulsa
Oklahoma
D. M Syester
Marriages and military note from Fort Moultrie
Marriage licenses issued for Roy C. Sillery and Grace W Crump in Greencastle and Christian G. Hartman with Rora Harvey in Crawfordsville plus Ralph A Call and Teste M. Evans in Greencastle. William P Vestal receives letter from son Curtis Ves tal about orders to leave Ft Moultrie for duty as lecturer at the General Staff College in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. Sillery
Roachdale
Grace W Crump
Greencastle
Christian G. Hartman
Rora Harvey
Crawfordsville
Ralph A Call
Teste M. Evans
William P Vestal
Curtis Vestal
US. A
Ft. Moultrie
South Carolina
General Staff College
Washington, D.C
Vestal
Indiana Democratic women urged to register for election
A call stresses the importance of Indiana women registering by Monday to vote in the general election. It argues that 4 000 precincts could swing the result and urges Democratic workers to register doubtful and independent voters ahead of an intensive post deadline campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Indiana
Amercan
Democratic Party
Pan Democratic
Shriners Picnic Set for October 10 at Turkey Run Park
Shriners from Vigo Ver Milion Clay Parke and Putnam counties invite their families for a large basket dinner and picnic planned for October 10 at Turkey Run Park. Invitations have been issued and many Putnam County Shriners expect to attend a very large gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners
Vigo
Vermillion, Clay
Parke
Putnam Counties
Turkey Run
Vermilion
Clay
Putnam
Turkey Run Park
Putnam County
Greencastle Wins Marine Band Concert Honor
Greencastle is among the fortunate towns chosen for a United States Marine Band concert during a nation tour. Despite applications from over 350 cities, only 50 concerts were approved, with Greencastle slated for the Monday afternoon performance at the High School on October 11 under the High School’s auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine Band
Wilson
Greencastle
DePauw Football Faces Ineligibility and Injuries Before Lafayette Trip
Disaster strikes the DePauw football squad as faculty declare Morgan ineligible and Billy Bryan out with fallen arches. Coach Buss trims losses with veterans Slutz Sims on Gip Gipson while new man Krumheuer fills Bryan’s backfield role. The team weighs about 160 to 168 pounds with plans to travel to Lafayette on Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw
Morgan
Billy Bryan
Bryan
Schmidt
Buss
Kid
Hal Slutz
Billy Simson
Gip Gipson
Jacobs
Charlie Horse
Ig Krumheuer
Beef Schmidt
Stew Norris
Galloway
Gipson
Slutz
Simison
O'Neal
Krumheuer
Welch
Preparatory Communion Service and Church Union Meet
The Presbyterian church holds a preparatory service for communion this evening at 7 30. The session will meet after to confer with those wishing to unite with the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
The Covenant of the League of Nations Examined
The article argues that Articles 9 and 10 of the Covenant show practical disarmament oversight and a permanent commission to advise the council on military matters. It contends Republicans miscast the League as Wilson’s idealism and notes no clear sign of a military super state despite Senate debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
League
Senate
Herald
Effect of Sugar on Teeth Says Sugar Can Improve Teeth
A dental authority claims sugar does not injure sound teeth but aids nourishment by aiding food solution. It notes sugar may cause pain in decayed teeth if it dissolves protective albumen around the nerve. The piece adds that creosote relieves toothache and that some Negroes who eat much sugar have beautiful teeth.
Measuring Earthquake Vibrations In Ink and Pencil
A signal service officer describes two simple methods to gauge quake vibrations. A tumbler with ink marks motion during shaking, while a pendulum like pencil on a tripod leaves a trace on paper, whose line length yields the vibration intensity.
Evidence in Murden trial hinges on self defense claim
Testimony today focused on Lawson threats to Lemay and the shooting on a road. Lemay testified he fired after Lawson advanced with a club and a revolver in his pocket, saying he acted in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murden
Indiana
Lemay
Clay County
William Lawson
Lawson
Socom
Brazil
Miss Mildred Arbogast Hosts High School Friends Party
Miss Mildred Arbogast entertained her Putnamville high school friends at a home party with games and music on Thursday evening. Refreshments included fruit salad and cake. guests listed include Nellie Glidewell Gertrude Hendrix Lucille Hunter Cleda Byers Mary McNeff Blanche Williams and others. Chaperone was Miss Bock. transportation by Teddy Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnamville
Ind
Mildred Arbogast
Nellie Glidewell
Gertrude Hendrix
Lucille Hunter
Cleda Byers
Mary McNeff
Blanche Williams
Lucille Glidewell
Gertrude Matthews
Nelie Beck
Ruth Williams
Blanche Frye
Clara Frye
Messrs
Wayne Whitaker
Albert Templeman
Oscar Kersey
Roger Williams
Tedy Williams
Kenneth Sweet
Aobert Williams
Sam Brown
Paul Taylor
Robert Houston
Clarence Jones
Phil Scroggin
Teddy Williams
Miss Bock
County Schools In Exceptionally Good Shape
County Superintendent Frank Wallace reports Putnam County schools are in splendid condition after visiting 4% of teachers this year and observing work in the classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wallace
Putnam County
Rockville Woman Nominated for Parke County Treasurer
In Parke county Indiana a Democratic central committee meeting named Mrs. Alice Horn as candidate to fill the treasurer vacancy after the death of her husband Frank Horn. The group also planned a Democratic headquarters and named John McFaddin as vice chairman during Roy Baker’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Ind
Democratic Central Committee
Parke County
Alice Horn
Frank Horn
John McFaddin
Roy Baker
Williams and Felsch Admit Part in Fraud
Claude Williams and Oscar Felsch confess bribery to throw last year's world series. The grand jury in Chicago indicts two gamblers named Brown and Sullivan, names later thought mythical. The alleged deal was discussed in a small south side hotel room with Eddie Cicotte and Joe Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Felsch
Pitcher
South Side Hotel
Cicotte
Chicago
Claude Williams
Oscar Felsch
Brown
Sullivan
Boston
New York
State Attorney’s Office
Fees Inn
Tata
Eddie Cicotte
Joe Jackson
South Side
Price boosting on huge scale says Eschbach
Indiana officials report coal profiteering by wholesalers with a price spike from $3.50 to $12.50 a ton in one city. Two cars from the same mine show direct mine sale at $3.50 and jobber sale at $7.50, yielding near 100 percent profit after freight. Public paying $4.50 more per ton than direct mine price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Capitol
Indiana Food and Fuel Commission
Jesse E. Eschbach
Eschbach
Indiana
Popular Young Couples Have Double Wedding
On Wednesday evening at 7 30 at Rev Pritchard's home on Crown Street the marriages of Miss Grace Crump and Roy C Sillery and Miss Jessie Evans and Ralph Call were performed with a double ring ceremony. The Sillaries plan a trip through Indianapolis Louisville and Kentucky before joining Ralph Call as they reside near Roachdale and Grace Crump with the Call family in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritchard
Crown Street
Grace Crump
George W. Crump
This City
Roy C. Sillery
Roachdale
Jessie Evans
Alice Evans
Ralph Call
Ella Call
Madison Township
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kentucky
Mr. Sillery
Mrs. Call
Township Trustees Set Meeting at County Superintendent Office
Township trustees will convene next Monday at the office of County Superintendent Frank Wal. The agenda likely covers local administrative matters and community concerns. Residents are invited to attend and participate during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wal
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Shriner’s
John B. Thrift, Sr
Jones Sqedunk
ORE
Purdue
Depauw Booters
TIGER
Lafayette
Tiger Institution
Brazil High School
Od Gold
THE
Nant
Republicans
Dike Lemay
Treasury
Fuel Commission
Oscar Hatcher
Fox Ridge
Robert Long
W. H. Roby
Torridge Street
Henry Snider
Big Four Railroad
Muncie
Big Four
College Avenue Church
M. S. Heavinridge
Vernie J. Wall
Claude L. Riddell
Victor L. Raphael
Ray Orr
Nogales
Aziz
Orr
Helen Kelley
Mrs Orr
Ollie Kelley
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