Motion to Strike Two Murder Counts in Stephenson Case
A motion to strike two counts in the Stephenson murder indictment was filed in Indianapolis court. If granted the state’s murder case would collapse. hearing set for May 9. Stephenson Klenck and Gentry, once in handcuffs, await judge’s ruling.
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United Press
Indianapolis
D. ©. Stephenson
Earl Klenck
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Eph Inman
Collins
Miss Oberholtzer
Hammond
Ind
Inman
Stephenson
Klenck
Gentry
Indiana Klan
Young Man Charley Roberts Dies on West McKee Street
Charley Everett Roberts son of Robert A Roberts died at 7 AM Sunday at his West McKee street home after a long illness. He had worked in Indianapolis last year but returned home due to declining health. Survived by a widow a child father stepmother and sister. Funeral Wednesday at 10 AM private burial in South Park.
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Charley Everett Roberts
Robert A. Roberts
West McKee Street
Indianapolis
South Park
Dale Harding Improves at Memorial Hospital
Dale Harding of New Point is improving nicely while staying at Memorial hospital.
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Dale Harding
New Point
Memorial Hospital
Funeral Arrangements for Mrs. Mary A. Scobey
The funeral for Mrs. Mary A. Scobey is set for Tuesday at 2:30 PM in Kirby & Howe parlors with Rev. J. R. Bardelmeier officiating. Her son Charles Scobey, detained in Washington, D. C., arrived today. Friends called Sunday afternoon to pay respects. flowers are requested to be omitted.
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Mary A. Scobey
Kirby & Howe
J. R. Bardelmeier
Charles Scobey
Washington, D. C
Methodist Conference District Meeting at Waldron
A large group from the area will attend the Connersville district conference of Methodist churches in Waldron on Tuesday and Wednesday. The program includes license examinations for preaching, ministerial talks, a talk by Rev. Charles W. Whitman on church organization, a layman qualification address by C. C. Hull, and a Greensburg choir concert in the evening.
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Methodist Churches
Connersville
Waldron
Methodist Church
Charles W. Whitman
Greensburg
C. C. Hull
FE. J. Hancock
Rotary Boys Week Athletic Meet Draws 160 Participants
In the Rotary Club sponsored Boys Week event held Saturday afternoon about 160 boys joined in a major athletic program awarding 75 prizes. Half the prizes were merchandise donated by Rotary members valued at 3 to 5 dollars. Four theater show tickets were given for second place in events, and George Link donated a bicycle tire for the five mile bike race. The organizing committee thanked judges officials and helpers as churches held closing exercises yesterday.
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Rotary Club
Bailey and Bailey
George Link
Hampton Faces Assault Charge
Jas Hampton living in the east part of the city was arrested today for assault and battery on David Lyons. The alleged attack occurred at Lyons home 813 East North street at noon. Lyons sustained a severe cut over his left eye. Hampton to appear for trial before Mayor Jenkins next Wednesday at 2 PM.
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Jas. Hampton
David Lyons
Lyons
East North Street
Hampton
Jenkins
Candidates Seek Republican Nominations in City Primaries
Campaigns wind down as voters prepare for tomorrow's primary. Major races include mayor with Stark Dunn Kuhn, clerkship between Hartford Sallee and Wayne Clark, and council seats in wards one through four plus at large posts. Democratic slate unchallenged. six polling places listed with election officers announced.
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Ira G. Stark
George H. Dunn
C. A. Kuhn
Hartford Sallee
Wayne Clark
Morton E. Richey
Roscoe Earhart
Everett Ryan
Charles Sturgis
Roy Privett
Robert W. Pierce
Edwin E. Doles
Alfred C. Rupp
William A. Watson
Earl F. Gartin
DeArmond
Union Trust
Square
George O. Barnard
North Stewart Street
Jonah Phillips
Carver Street
Centenary Church
Powell
Woodmen Fall After Seven Inning Hold by Delmonico
Nieman pitched seven scoreless frames for the Woodmen before Delmonico rallied in the ninth on walks, an error, three-base hits and an infield out. Dakin and Neiman led early offense with a first inning score, Scheidler caught two fouls, and Tate tripled in the ninth before being cut down at the plate. A larger crowd is expected next Sunday as talks to bring the Silver Flash team of Indianapolis to town continue.
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Littell Park
Nieman
Woodmen
Dakin
Schreiber
Favors
Newsome
Finsch
Hannibal
Tate
Neiman
Scheidler
Silver Flash
Indianapolis
Culver Conference Draws Praises From Local Legionnaires
Local Joe Welsh Post members Dr. C R Bird Robert Espy George Cosmas and Wilber Kendall report Culver sixth annual Legion conference May 2 3 as the best yet with strong fellowship and good results National Commander James Drain praised Brigadier General L R Gignilliat and the Culver program featured boxing horseback riding and cavalry drill Cadet Hyatt and Marlin Barbe Greensburg residents attended the academy events Captain J F Grant Greensburg joins as instructor.
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C. R. Bird
Robert Espy
George Cosmas
Wilber Kendall
Joe Welsh Post
Legionnaires
Culver
James Drain
L. R. Gignilliat
Legion
Academy
James Crain
Memorial Building
Indiana
Culver Black Horse
Minister Rev J F Bellville Eyed as New Pastor at Christian Church
The Christian church official board unanimously recommends inviting Rev J F Bellville of Rolling Prairie Indiana as pastor after his Sunday sermons impressed congregants. Bellville, 33, native of Washington Indiana, has seven years of college study at Johnson College Philips College Butler College and McCormick Seminary and would begin September 1 if he accepts. He is married with three children aged 10 six and eight.
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J. F. Bellville
Rolling Prairie
Ind
Christian Church
Bellville
Washington
Johnson College
Tennessee
Philips College
Oklahoma
Butler College
McCormick Seminary
Chicago
Lissacsiong
Marriage Licenses Issued for Several Couples
Marriage licenses were issued to Harry H. Kinker of New Point and Anna Mary Divelius of New Point. Harry E. Davis of Crevecoeur to Eunice Morris of Westport. Millard Hudson of Greensburg to Druscilla Ford of Greensburg.
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Harry H. Kinker
New Point
Anna Mary Divelius
Harry E. Davis
Crevecover
Eunice
Morris
Westport
Millard Hudson
Greensburg
Druscilla Ford
Masonic Meeting Notice For Tomorrow Evening
A stated meeting of the Masonic lodge is set for tomorrow night at 7 30 oclock. Members are urged to attend the session and participate in the planned agenda.
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Masonic Lodge
Mrs S L Jerman and Harwood Visit Elmer Jerman Family
Mrs S L Jerman of Lebanon and Mrs Lucille Harwood of Topeka Kansas visited Elmer C Jerman and family in this city and called on friends in New Point yesterday.
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S. L. Jerman
Lebanon
Lucille Harwood
Topeka
Kans
Elmer C. Jerman
New Point
Happenings Tonight Across Local Clubs and Theatres
Rotary Club, American Legion, Odd Fellows, K of P hosts plus Strand Theatre and Theatre events listed for tonight. Community gatherings spotlight social and cultural activities in the city.
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Rotary Club
American Legion
Odd Fellows
K. of P. Theatre
Strand Theatre
Weather forecast notes cooler night with possible frost
Partly overcast conditions lead to a cooler night with a chance of frost in the northwest portion. Tuesday is expected to be fair with light winds and improving skies.
Former resident Rev Bardelmeier dies in Kansas
Mrs. Wallace Champ learns of sister Lydia Corseman death at Yates Center Kansas March 15. Corseman, 77, daughter of Hiram and Emily Alley, born near Milford in 1848, married to Lewis Horseman in 1866. She leaves six siblings. Rev J R Bardelmeier preached at Presbyterian church for boys during Rotary boys week, with a musical program led by Mrs Curt Kendall.
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Rev
Bardelmeier
Kansas
Wallace Champ
Lydia A. Corseman
Yates Center
Kan
Sas
Hiram
Emily Selby Alley
Milford
Lewis Horseman
Ingalls
Kans
Garden City
William
Springfield
Colo
John
Joshua
Cimarron
Doddridge Alley
Courtney Hammond
Indianapolis
J. R. Bardelmeier
Marning
Presbyterian Church
Rotary Club
Curt Kendall
Minnetonka
Miss Marguerite Burton Returns to Indianapolis After Letts Visit
Miss Marguerite Burton returns to Indianapolis after a visit in Letts. She is accompanied home by Miss Mary Bridges of Letts, who will remain for a visit.
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Marguerite Burton
Indianapolis
Letts
Mary Bridges
Mrs Nora Eaglefeather Returns Home from New Point Visit
Mrs Nora Eaglefeather, who had been staying with her mother Mrs Mary A Gilbert in New Point for two weeks to recover from a serious illness, was brought back to her Indianapolis home and is reported to be improving freely.
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Nora. Eaglefeather
Mary A. Gilbert
New Point
Indianapolis
Greensburg Declares Annual Cleanup Week May 4 9
A proclamation announces Greensburg’s annual cleanup week from May 4 to May 9 urging residents and organizations to clean yards alleys and vacant lots to improve sanitation and city appeal. The mayor appeals for citizen support to boost property values and the city’s desirability.
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Greensburg
Rev Whitman Addresses Letts High Graduates in Inspiring Talk
In Letts Saturday evening Rev Charles W Whitman of this city urged graduates to set goals and plan for the future with high ideals. He cited Edison Carnegie and other leaders, urged service to community, and stressed education plus hard work. Music by Robbins Orchestra featured violin by Mrs Robbins. Prof Crawley added advice about pursuing higher education and a strong life purpose. Five graduates were Miss Mary Eleanor Bridges Milo Franklin McCammom Emerson Cunningham Glenn Weston Barney Allen Knorr.
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Letts
Charles W. Whitman
Whitman
Edison
Carnegie
Robbins
Albritten
Tyner
Crawley
Amber
Mary Eleanor Bridges
Milo Franklin McCammon
Emerson Cunningham
Glenn Weston
Barney Allen Knorr
Assault charge filed in New Point affidavit
An affidavit filed Saturday afternoon accuses Ira Martin of New Point of assault and battery on Rose McKeigham. The case, tried before Justice Holmes at 2 pm, features witness Ella Freeland, also of New Point, for the state.
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Ira Martin
Justice Holmes Courth
New Point
Rose McKeigham
Justice Holmes
Ella Freeland
Martin
Realtor Guest From Indianapolis Hails New Post
Joe Berrows of Lorenz, Schmidt & Co. realtors Indianapolis visited home folks over Sunday. He enjoys his new position and the office is located at 31 Monument Place.
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Joe Berrows
Lorenz, Schmidt & Co., Realtors
Indianapolis
Monument Place
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Lon B. Hyatt
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J. C. Barbe
Hyatt
J. F. Grant
Lewis Korseman
Rotary
Letts High
Prof. Crawley
Robbins Orchestra
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