Greensburg men linked to illicit liquor sale foiled by troopers
Ben Goldschmidt fled a farm near Mechanicsburg after officers, aided by Sandusky and McCoy horse thief detectives, interrupted a planned sale of white mule. Two Greensburg men accompanied by local guards were ready to purchase when arrest occurred. Goldschmidt escaped a back room through a closet to the street, with a jug of white mule seized as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Goldschmidt
Myron Freeland
Mechanicsburg
Goldschmidt
Sandusky and McCoy
Greensburg
McCoy H. T.D. A
Sandusky
Flint
Gollidschnidt
Albert Goldschmidt
Godschmidt
Local basketball doubleheader ends with Morgantown win and Colonials over Kid Perrods
Morgantown Independents fall to the Y M C A team 46 to 41 in a fast, clean game led by Nash with nine field goals for Morgantown while Ralph Marlowe leads Columbus with twelve. In a curtain raiser, the Columbus Colonials defeat the Kid Perrods 27 to something a. officials note strong sportsmanship throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown Independents
Morgantown
Marlowe Brothers
Greensburg
Hickey
Nash
Ralph
Marlowe
Shelbyville Elks
R. Marlowe
Hickey Palmer
Isa Walker C
C. Marlowe
Palmer
Howe
Walker
C. C. Richey
Columbus Colonials
Kid Perrods
Doseboa
Mrs Elias Jackson Dies at 37 in Letts
Mrs Elias Jackson aged 37 died at her Letts home at 4 45 PM yesterday after a lingering lung illness. Born in Decatur County she lived there her whole life and belonged to Mt Aerie Baptist Church. Surviving are husband Marshall Storms father and step mother three brothers Frank Chi and all Storms of Letts area funeral at Mt Aerie Baptist Church Sunday at 2 PM burial in Mt Aerie Cemetery Rev Atkinson to officiate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Jackson
Letts
Frank
Chi
All Storms
Mt. Aerie Baptist Church
Rev. Atkinson
Mt. Aerie Cemetery
Indiana Licenses Good For 3635 Days And River Duck Rules
Indiana resident hunting and fishing licenses are valid for 3635 days and the day of issue counts. New licenses bear 4923 printed across the face, prompting confusion that they expire September 30. For river ducks along the Ohio, residents must also obtain a Kentucky non resident license costing $7.50.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
George N. Mannfeld
Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
Mannfeld
Kentucky
Delegation Heads to Richmond Otter Ross Conference
Five days under Clarence Howe of the M C A depart for Richmond to attend the Otter Ross Conference, running from today through Sunday. The party includes Raymond Day, Lowell McGraw, Vergil McAllister, a Bantusky representative, and a Jackson township high school representative. Mr and Mrs Henry King and Mr and Mrs Paul King of Shelbyville visit relatives in Westport for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Howe
M.C. A
Richmond
Raymond Day
Lowell KcGraw
Vergil McAllister
Bantusky
Jackson Township High School
Henry King
Paul King
Shelbyville
Westport
Auto mishap injures two near Eaton Ohio
John Blackmore and Dan McCoy were slightly injured in a head on collision near Eaton Ohio yesterday evening. Both were in a Ford coupe returning home from Ohio when another Ford coupe blinded by lights struck them. The wreck sent their car off the road and left all three drivers with minor head cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blackmore
Dan McCoy
Eaton
Ohio
Blackmore
McCoy
Lester Buchanan Held After Petit Larceny Charge
Lester Buchanan a 15 year old youth from near Adams was jailed Wednesday after noon charged with petit larceny. He was driving a Polk creamery wagon when he allegedly took tools at the home of Lewis Lines. Arrest by members of the Horse Thief Detective Association. youth remained in jail over.
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Lester Buchanan
Buchanan
Charlies Buchanan
Rushville
Polk
Lewis Lines
Horse Thief Detective Association
Indiana Ohio and Kentucky Rehab Body Names Leaders
Dr. C. R. Bird named vice chairman for rehabilitation in Indiana Ohio and Kentucky. Other appointees include Dr. L. D. Carter and Dr. T. Victor Keene of Indianapolis along with Chas. A. Hunt Jeffersonville Dr. C. A. Cooper Carmel Earl R. Baker Bedford Leo T. Mulva Whiting William P. Simmonds Mallon and Thos J. O'Reilly of Indianapolis. area appointments announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Bird
American Legion
Department of
William P. Simmonds
Mallon
Thos
J. O'Reilly
Indianapolis
Ind
Albert Whiteford’s Morning Visit to Tawrenceburg
Albert Whiteford went to Tawrenceburg this morning for a greeting visit. The report notes a casual call and brief local engagement with residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Whiteford
Tawrenceburg
Morniing
Lutheran Brotherhood Annual Event Draws Crowd in Napoleon
Roy C. Kanouse entertained a large audience at the Napoleon school building after a Thanksgiving dinner hosted by the Lutheran Brotherhood. His monologue impersonating "Gosh" lasted over thirty minutes, eliciting loud laughter and applause as the community enjoyed a bountiful meal served by the men. E. H. Lehlmer presided. Greensburg attendees included Roy C. Kanouse and Ecw. J. Hancovk families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. Kanouse
Napoleon School
Brotherhood of the Lutheran Church
Mr. Kanouse
Gosh
E. H. Lehlmer
Greensburg
Ecw. J. Hancovk
Jeffersonville Pen Ceases to Exist Ends Era of Prison
The Indiana reformatory at Jeffersonville closed today as the last carload of equipment and 49 prisoners were moved to Pendleton. Colgate & Company will make soap in the plant, ending the 108 year-old Indiana State Prison lineage founded in 185? and moved to Jeffersonville in 1864, then renamed in 1897.
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Jeffersonvile
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Reformatory
Pendleton
Colgate & Company
Indiana State Prison South
Abeffersonville
Horace Cattle Breeder Honored by Indianapolis Bank
W S Robbins of Horace named director of Meridian Street State Bank set to open at new headquarters Saturday in the North Meridian Street business district. Robbins elected president of the Meridian Bond and Mortgage Company overseeing bond real estate and insurance operations. A Robbins photo ran in an Indianapolis Star advertisement.
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Horace
Indianapolis Bank
Bond Company
W. S. Robbins
Meridian Street State Bank
North Meridian Street
Robbins
Meridian Bond and Mortgage Company
Mrs. Cumback Dies in California
Rebecca Lugenbell informed Miss Mary Cumback of the death of Mrs. Will E. Cumback in Oakland California on Sunday after years of ill health. Her husband, raised in this city, is widely known. The couple had been married Lik Yours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Lugenbell
Mary Cumback
Will E. Cumback
Oakland
Calif
Bilbys Move to Muncie in Early Years Listing
Mr and Mrs Howard Bilby of Muncie are identified in a brief listing of residents. The item notes their relocation or association with the city during earlier years. Names and place are emphasized, with a concise family notation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrc
Howard Bilby
Muncie
Tenant Raided by Police on Wednesday Move Notice Served
Official notice to move was served on the Goldschmidt family by Myron Freeland owner of the farm. Police raided the Goldschmidt home Wednesday evening finding a white mule. Ben Goldschmidt escaped during the search. Albert Goldschmidt denies involvement with the mule and claims his father paid the rent.
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Myron
Freeland
Goldschmidt
Myron Freeland
Goldschmidts
Ben Goldschmidt
Albert
Albert Goldschmidt
Rugby teen killed in hunting accident by friend near Rugby
Dallas McKinney, 17, of Rugby, was accidentally shot by Robert Stewart, 17, while rabbit hunting near Charles Galbraith’s land. McKinney stepped in front as Stewart fired. he died within minutes. McKinney had been working in Indianapolis and was on vacation visiting his parents.
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Dallas McKinney
Loie McKinney
Rugby
Indianapolis
Robert Stewart
Charles Galbraith
Stewart
McKinney
Galbraith
B. F. Dudding
Hope
The
Hope High School
Radio pioneer Gregory tests single tube receiving set
Gregory, a radio engineer from UT, reports a discovery that promises changing the radio industry. His one tube receiver works without reflex, reaches distant stations like San Antonio and Havana, uses six volts on the plate circuit, and cuts B battery costs significantly.
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UT. Orrarr
Lasat
Gregory
San Antonio
Texas
Havana
Cuba
Mr. Gregory
Dr Humes Says Patient Not Fit To Leave At This Time
Oral McIntyre remains in Indianapolis hospital under treatment by Dr Humes. The physician says he is not yet fit to leave and will be returned to appear in the fire case when able. McIntyre was arrested after evidence from the state fire marshal and John Boyl plus an alleged confession tying him to thirteen fires. he was released on bond and taken to hospital for observation amid concerns about his mental state.
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Oral McIntyre
Indianapolis
Humes
McIntyre
John Boyl
Ty McIntyre
Bend Land
Investors Buy Big Stake in Governor’s Farm Venture
About a year and a half earlier an effort to sell stock in Governor Warren T. McCray’s McCray Farms Company occurred. Reports say conservative investors purchased shares including a well known man of means who took 10000 dollars, a sum tied to what is now seen as an unlikely value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren T. McCray
McCray Farms Company
Deceased Plaintiff Dismisses Earls Divorce Suit
Attorneys for the deceased Belle Earls file to dismiss a divorce suit against John Earls in circuit court. The dismissal ends the case on the day of the plaintiff’s death, prompting the release of Earls from two assault and battery charges previously pending.
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Belle Earls
John Earls
Circuit Court
Earls
Death of Mrs. Lucinda Nicely in Middletown
After more than four months of illness from multiple diseases, Mrs. Lucinda Jane Nicely aged 75 years nine months four days, wife of James A. Nicely, died at home in Middletown Thursday night. Funeral services will be held at Waldron M E church at 10 a m Sunday with Rev. R O Pearson officiating. Burial will be in Moscow cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Jane Nicely
James A. Nicely
Middletown
Waldron M. E
R. O. Pearson
Moscow Eter Y
Fragmented Local Item Incomplete Read
Readable fragments describe an alley incident in the city but exact actions, entities, and outcomes are unclear from the damaged text.
County Commissioners Close Current Term at December Meeting
The county board holds its final regular monthly meeting of the present term. A special meeting is set for December 22 to wrap up year end business and contracts. Charles P. Johnson’s term ends January 1 and new commissioner-elect William Bowlby will join the board.
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Board of Commissioners
Charles P. Johnson
Wm. Bowlby
Elizabeth Wolfe Undergoes Tonsil Operation in Indianapolis
Elizabeth Wolfe daughter of Carl Wolfe of St Paul underwent a tonsil removal procedure today at St Vincent's Respites in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wolfe
BBC
Carl Wolfe
St. Paul
St. Vincent's
Indianapolis
McCray Indicted in Marion County Embezzlement Case
Governor Warren McCray faces eight indictments totaling 191 counts for embezzlement larceny and forged notes tied to the state board of agriculture and Kentland banks. Sheriff Snider vows no formal arrest as Republican leaders plan to meet to respond to the charges.
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Snider
Marion County
United Press
Indianapolis
Dec. J
Warren 'T. McCray
Erand
Ute
Indiana
McCray
Grand Jury
Clyde A. Walb
State ‘Committee
Walb
Republican State Committee
Marion County Grand Jury
State Supreme Court
Marion County Criminal Court
State Board of Agriculture
Discount and Deposit Bank
Kentland
State Board of Agriculture and
Platts Corner Church Services and Weekend Visits
Rev J C Nicholson held regular services Sunday and Sunday night. Riley Himelick and wife, Bert Holcomb and families visited Dan Holcomb and wife. John W Holcomb and family from Greensburg and Sumner Pierce with wife from Westport visited Carney Robbins and wife. Mrs Jennie Lane ill. Frank Diekhoff visiting home folks. Jake Starkey very poorly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Nicholson
Riley Himelick
John Roberts
Bert Holcomb
John W. Holcomb
Greensburg
Dan Holcomb
Riley ‘Tucker
Indianapolis
Sumner Pierce
Westport
Carney Robbins
Jennie Lane
Frank Diekhoff
Jake Starkey
Golden wedding invitation to Stubbs’ anniversary
Miss Kate Dickerson and Miss Dora Dickerson of this city have been invited to the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harvey Stubbs at their Shelbyville home on December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Dora Dickerson
Harvey Stubbs
Shelbyville
Local Battery Shop Proprietor Faces Foreclosure Complaint
Earl Van Ness, owner of a battery shop, fled a complaint this morning seeking foreclosure against George C. Reed for $35.00 in the clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl ‘van Ness
George C. Reed
Anderson Waits Wedding Celebrates European Bride
The Waits home in Lafayette hosted the wedding of Miss Alice Waits to Victor Anderson of Copenhagen Denmark on Friday at 3 pm. The ceremony drew twenty five relatives and friends with nut brown crepe dress, buffet luncheon, and a green cream motif. The couple will reside in Chicago where Mr Anderson works for Swift Packing Company.
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Charles Jefferson Waits
Lafayette
Alice
Victor Anderson
Copenhagen
Denmark
Loretta Brown
Edna Collicott
Reba Smith Briggs
Chicago
Anderson
Swift Packing Company
South America
Ursula May Agnew Dies at Grandfather’s Home at Sardinia
Ursula May Agnew aged 3, daughter of Raymond Agnew of Indianapolis, died at 7 this morning at her grandfather Elmer Agnew’s home near Sardinia. Her mother died about a year ago. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 PM at the Sardinia U Church. Burial in Wesley Cemetery.
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Ursula May Agnew
Raymond Agnew
Indianapolis
Elmer Agnew
Sardinia
Sardinia U
Wesley Cemetery
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Iit
Legion Hall
State Odd Fellows Home
C. G. Rondarmel
Taylor Meek
James de Prez
Braden
Blectwood
Kid ‘Kamps
Hyirg
Eitae Jackeon
Mt. Aerie
Adams
C. R. Bird
Lutheran Brotherhood
Napoleon
Curtis Wasson
Cumback
California
Republican Party
William Bay
Hawaiian Islands
Uncle Sam
Richard Ray
William Ray
United States Army
Honolulu
William
Platts Corner
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