Edinburg's Boy Inventor Answers Critics on TV Set
Ernest Patrick, 17, Edinburg high school student, demonstrates a tubeless television set costing 30 cents to build. He claims longer reception, color reproduction, and no tubes. He cites offers from RCA and others and plans to patent with Purdue expert witnesses.
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Ernest Patrick
Pu Times
Columbus
Ind
Edinburg High School
Accasion
Ray Henderson
Clarence Everread
Patrick
Radio Corporation of America
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Jenkins Television Corporation
Jersey City
United States Radio and Television Corporation
Marion
Bell Telephone Company
Purdue University
Hope Moravian Church Plans Centennial Program
Hope Moravian Church in Hope Indiana marks its centennial with a week of services led by Rev. F. Fulmer and visiting ministers from Bethlehem New York and Indianapolis. The observance includes a love feast on the public square and a June 17 anniversary sermon by Rev. Gapp, tracing the church’s 1830 founding by Martin Hauser and its growth through Goshen Hope and Enon branches.
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Special Hope
Ind
Hope Moravian Church
F. ‘7. Fulmer
R. Hinkelmann
New York
S. H. Gapp
Bethlehem
Provincial Elder Conference
F. P. Stocker
First Moravian Church
Indianapolis
Charles Lizenby
W. W. Couillard
Second Moravian Church
Alexander Sharp
First Presbyterian Church
Here
Gapp
Martin Hauser
Indiana
Hawcreek Township
Hope
Hauser
Daniel Ziegler
John Essex
Samuel Rominger
Joseph Spaugh
Louis de Schweinitz
Helpers’ Conference
North Carolina
Goshen
Benede
Enon Church
Hope Church
Fulmer
Ft. Washington, D
Woman Reappoints Union County Attendance Officer
Liberty Ind May 31 Mrs Elizabeth Mitchell is re appointed attendance officer for Union county schools for the coming year. Mitchell has held the office for the past nine years and is the county’s only attendance officer.
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Bat Times Special Liberty
Ind
Mrrs
Elizabeth Mitchell
Union County
Shaky Hand Girl 16 Survives Suicide Attempt in Indiana
Clara Borell, 16, in Edinburg Indiana, survived a gunshot wound when a shaky hand caused a revolver shot to miss her heart by inches. She claims poverty and cruel treatment by Gordon Bozell led her to flee and seek aid after an appendectomy and hospital stay. Her tale includes a hospital stay, family disputes, and financial struggles during recovery.
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Trace
Edinburg
Ind
Clara Borell
David Bozell
Gordon Bozell
Steen
Here
Columbus
Grandfathers
Ban on Gabby Officials Warned by Mayor in Gary
In Gary Indiana May 31 the mayor instructed police officers to discuss official matters only with superiors. He warned that talking to outsiders about official business could lead to dismissal. The remarks closed a session after several officers had disclosed information outside the department.
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Times
Gary
Ind
R. O. Johnson
Indiana University picks replacement for summer faculty
Bloomington May 31. Dr Charles S Hyneman will take over Dr A S Hersheys place on the Indiana University faculty for the summer session Hershey is on leave due to illness Hyneman holds A B and A M from Indiana and Ph D from the University of Illinois He currently teaches at Syracuse University and will teach next year at the University of Illinois.
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Bloomington
Ind
A. S. Hershey
Indiana University
Charles S. Hyneman
Hershey
Hyneman
University of Ilinois
Syracuse University
University of Illinois
Sigma Delta Chi Elects New Officers At Indiana University
Bw Timea Special Robert Pebworth of Indianapolis was elected president of the Sigma Delta Chi national professional journalistic fraternity at Indiana University for next year. Ray G. Tharpe of Indianapolis was chosen vice president, Ray Mullen of Komomo treasurer, and Vincent Fowler of Indianapolis secretary. Prison gates close on Alex Hayes of Daviess County after parole violation. Hayes, 57, had been released February 17 following a January 21, 1928 sentence for automobile theft.
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Bloomington
Ind
Robert Pebworth
Indianapolis
Sigma Delta, Chi
Indiana University
Ray G. Tharpe
Ray Mullen
Kokomo
Vincent Fowler
United Press
Michigan City
Alex Hayes
Daviess County
Hayes
Seaton Names New Agre Director at Green's Schools
Timea Special reports Robert Gibson of Eaton has been named Agre director of the Green's schools, succeeding resigning Clifford Hallett. Gibson is a Ball State Teacher's College graduate from Muncie.
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Timea
Seaton
Ind
Robert Gibson
Eaton
Agre
Green
Clifford Hallett
Gibson
Ball State Teacher's College
Muncie
Bondsmen Sued Over Embezzlement Case in Portland
In Portland Indiana May 31 bondsmen of Clyde D Bechdelt former cashier of the Jay County Trust and Savings bank now closed are named defendants in a 25000 suit filed by Jesse L Peters receiver of the bank Bechdelt is serving a two to fourteen year prison term Defendants named are Al pheus A Adair Emerson E McGriff Orville R Easterday W D Schwartz and John W Holmes The suit seeks the amount Bechdelt bonded for alleging he misused bank funds to his own use
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Portland
Ind
Clyde D. Bechdell
Jay County Trust and Savings Bank
Jesse L. Peters
Bechdelt
Alpheus A. Adair
Emerson E. McGriff
Orville R. Easterday
W. D. Schwartz
John W. Holmes
Porch Damage Keeps Auto in Law's Hands
In Michigan City Indiana on May 31 Walter Szymanski crashed a car into a porch while intoxicated. He was fined ten dollars and costs in city court. The auto is held as security until porch repairs are paid.
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Ichigan
City
Ind
George D. Orange
Orange
Walter Szymanski
Szymanski
Wabash College Opens Commencement Period
The ninety second commencement of Wabash College in Crawfordsville Ind opened with trustee and Association of Wabash Men meetings and alumni luncheons. Baccalaureate services Sunday morning will feature Dr Albert Parker of Hanover College delivering the sermon.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
Board of Trustees
Association of Wabash Men
Albert Parker
Hanover College
Slayer Gives Self Up In Fatal Terre Haute Shooting
Fred Weaver age 39 is jailed on a first degree murder charge after he fatally shot Edward Compton at Weaver's residence. He surrendered at the deputy sheriff's home and turned over a rifle he used in the shooting. Weaver admitted selling whisky at his home and said the quarrel with Compton sparked the shooting.
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United Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Fred Weaver
Edward Compton
Weaver
Heinniman
Compton
Civil War Vet Jonathan Baker Dies at 86 in Columbus
Jonathan Baker 86 a Civil War veteran died at his Columbus home after a two day illness of heart disease. Born in 1861 in Jackson County he served with Company H Twenty seventh Indiana Infantry. He moved to Bartholomew County in 1884 and was active in the Baptist church and G A R post. His wife died three years ago leaving a son Charles Baker Disney Ill and two sisters Mrs Melissa Trissler Columbus and Mrs A N Harmon Alabama and a brother in Kansas.
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Columbus
Ind
Jonathan Baker
Jackson County
Twenty-seventh
Indiana Infantry
Bartholomew County
Baptist Church
Charles Baker
Disney, Ill
Melissa Trissler
This City
A. N. Harmon
Alabama
Kansas
Three burglars plead guilty in Hamilton circuit court
Russell Coverdale aged 23 pleaded guilty to second degree burglary and was sentenced by Judge Fred E. Hines to three to ten years in prison. Russell Williams and Alonzo Weaver received similar sentences after confessing to robbing fourteen stores filling stations and homes in recent months.
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Times
Noblesville
Ind
Russell Coverdale
Hamilton
Fred E. Hines
Russell Williams
Alonzo Weaver
Aviator Gets Wrong Data In Flight To Newcastle
Emil H. Gaff, a Cincinnati pilot, landed in Muncie and asked for directions to Newcastle field. He was given wrong directions, circled the area, failed to locate the field, and returned to Muncie before taking a traction car to Newcastle. A Kokomo bank, replacing the Farmers Trust and Savings bank, may open within weeks per a reliable source.
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Timea
Muncie
Ind
Emil H. Gaff
Cincinnati
Newcastle
Kokomo
Farmers Trust and Savings Bank
Fire damages Duffield millinery in Anderson loss $1500
A fire in Anderson started by defective wiring caused $1500 in damage to the Duffield millinery store. Policeman Roy Swindier investigated the blaze. The shop is owned by Grace De Armond.
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Times Special
Anderson
Ind
Duffield
Roy Swindier
Grace
de Armond
Farmer Daniel Haynes Dies Near Lynn
Daniel Haynes, 50, a farmer, died near Lynn Indiana on May 31. Burial is planned near Upland. He leaves a widow, Dabna Haynes. The text notes a disrupted location fragment and names Goble, but details are unclear.
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Lynn
Ind
Daniel Haynes
Farmer
Upland
Dabna
Oy Goble
Edwards defendant not yet sentenced in heirs case
George D. Fleming, attorney, says reports of his client's sentencing are in error after a guilty verdict in federal court tied to Edwards heirs transactions. He plans further defense steps, likely a motion for a new trial, and denies Mrs. Fleming caused Floyd Christian to flee Alexandria city hall during a heirs meeting.
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George D. Fleming
Edwards
Floyd Christian
Noblesville
Medals for Students At Kiwanis Honors Event
Kiwanis Club of Columbus Indiana will award medals to forty eight high school students for scholarship at a Monday night ceremony. Two students receive gold medals for four years on the honor roll, five silver for three years, eleven bronze for two years, and the rest bronze for one year. Speakers include Rev. R F Reicher Donald F DuShane and Robert Lambert.
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Columbus
Ind
Kiwanis Club
R.F. Reicher
Episcopal Church
Donald F. DuShane
Robert Lambert
Pole setting costly for Bell line on Madison avenue
An Indiana Bell plan to set poles on Madison avenue tree lawns without a city permit led to a costly halt. The board of works ordered the work stopped and the poles removed with a new route chosen after property owner complaints. A misunderstanding prompted the action.
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Bay Times
Anderson
Ind
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Madison Avenue
Board of Works
Obituaries: Vashti Coate and George W Meyer Die in Indiana
Vashti E. Coate 81 widow of Robert Coate dies in Connersville. She leaves a daughter Mrs Foulke two sons Walter J and Clarence M a brother O W Meyers a sister Mrs Sarah Coppick and seven grandchildren. George W. Meyer 74 dies after brief illness in Connersville. Funeral by I O O F lodge with daughter Mrs Grace Delaney and three sons Clifford John and Charles.
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Pay Times
Connersville
Ind
Vashti E. Coate
Robert Coate
First Friends Church
Foulke
Walter J
Clarence M
Chicago
O. W. Meyers
Tippecanoe City
Sarah Coppick
Pn Times
George W. Meyer
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Grace Delaney
Clifford
John
Charles
Fayette County
Death damages sought in Gary auto accident case
Lee Chung, Chinese laundryman, asks 3500 damages after his 17 year old son Lee Chung was killed when struck by an automobile. The suit names driver Frank Largara and the Gary Railways Company alleging lack of safety zones at stops. The youth was waiting for a street car when killed.
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Times Special Bary
Ind
Lee Chung
Frank Largara
Gary Railways Company
Runaway Boy Alphonso Bauer Held by Times Sonch
Alphonso Bauer, alleged runaway, held by authorities in Anderson after leaving Philadelphia. Police report the boy was taken into custody as the search continues for his home and guardians.
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Andersond
Alphonso Bauer
Philadelphia
Two Victims of Blast to be Buried in East
A double funeral was held in East Montpelier Indiana for Mrs. Julia O'Donnell and her daughter Miss Margaret O'Donnell. They died in a gasoline explosion at their home caused by cleaning clothing in the basement. They will be buried beside husband and father in Wellsville New York.
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Buy Times
Montpelier
Ind
Julia O'Donnell
Margaret O'Donnell
Kingsland
Wellsville
Margaret Hayes
Hartford City
William Chapman
Malicious Prosecution Suit Over His Arrest Filed
Orville Judge sues James W. Shrout and Emma Shrout in Hancock circuit court for 25000 damages alleging malicious prosecution after his May arrest on four charges including assault with intent to kill and entering to commit a felony. He says he was jailed two hours before posting 3200 bond, suffered humiliation, and business loss followed the arrest.
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Bayl Times
Greenfield
Ind
Hancock Circuit
Orville
James W. Shrout
Emma Shrout
Shrout
Divorce Suit in South Bend Involves Custody Battle
Mrs. D. D. Nemeth, 25, seeks custody of three children in a divorce suit filed in South Bend. Her husband, 55, a prominent attorney, won initial court action setting a $5 weekly allowance during pendency. Judge Cyrus Pattee signaled a favorable view toward the husband if corroborating allegations about the wife’s relations with a young civic engineer in Hungary are proven.
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Times Special
South Bend
Ind
D. D. Nemeth
Cyrus Pattee
Nemeth
Hungary
Logansport Couple Die In Rockfield Car Crash
In Rockfield Indiana a Logansport man A T Young 65 and his wife Margaret 56 were killed when their car struck the side of a Wabash locomotive. Three other passengers were slightly injured including Mrs Bertha Payne of Detroit and two relatives. The husband died instantly and the wife died later in Logansport hospital.
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Rockfield
Ind
Logansport
A. T. Young
Margaret Young
Bertha Payne
Detroit
Margaret Jean Hart
Carrie Linville
Young
Blair Brothers Sentenced for Chicken Theft Across State Lines
Wallace and Hugh Blair, brothers, were jailed by Judge Julian Sharpnack after admitting they moved 25 chickens from Illinois over 100 miles to sell to a Greensburg dealer. Each was sentenced to one to five years in state prison for the theft.
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Times Special
Columbus
Ind
Wallace
Hugh Blair
Julian Sharpnack
Bartholomew Circuit Court
Illinois
Greensburg
Stevenson Divorce Case Seeks Alimony After Jail Sentence
Mrs Hattie Stevenson files in Hendricks circuit court for divorce from Oscar Stevenson, who serves sixty days in Marion county jail after federal conspiracy. She seeks 20000 alimony and 100 monthly support during litigation, plus a restraining order. Property valued at 40000 includes a 24000 North Salem garage, an eighty acre farm, and 8000 on deposit in Indianapolis. The couple previously divorced once on cruelty and infidelity grounds. they separated May 16, the day of sentencing.
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Times
Danville
Ind
Oscar Stevenson
Marion County
Indianapolis
Hendricks Circuit
Hattie Stevenson
Stevenson
North Salem
Farm raid nets two Frankfort men facing liquor charges
A raid on an old farmhouse in Lebanon led to the arrest of Oscar Castle and David Goff, both of Frankfort, on charges of possessing liquor and operating a gaming house. Officers seized a large amount of alcohol and gambling devices.
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United Press
Lebanon
Ind
Oscar Castle
David Goff
Frankfort
Mrs Mary O Craig 77 Died After Illness
Mrs Mary O Craig age 77 died here after several weeks illness. Survived by three daughters Mrs Sidney Glass Mrs Pearl Harris Los Angeles California Mrs Frances Pattison Cincinnati and three sons J B Craig Cincinnati Harry Craig Connersville and Earnest Craig Los Angeles.
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Bay Times
Connersville
Ind
Mary O. Craig
Sidney Glass
Pearl Harris
Los Angeles
Cal
Frances Pattison
Cincinnati
J. B. Craig
Harry Craig
Earnest Craig
Death of J Rufus Bookout at 71 in Hagerstown Indiana
J Rufus Bookout died in Hagerstown Indiana after a lingering illness at age 71. He leaves widow Julia and eight children John Richmond Louis Losantsville Leslie Chicago Dewey Hagerstown two daughters Mrs Carl Rawleighing Losantsville and Mrs Lawrence Mohler Michigan plus three sisters two brothers and nine grandchildren.
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Times
Hagerstown
Ind
J. Rufus Bookout
Julia
John
Richmond
Louis
Losantsville
Leslie
Chicago
Dewey
Carl Rawleighing
Lawrence Mohler
Michigan
Mother Sees Son Triumph at National Composition Contest
Hobart Indiana May 31 Mrs J D Revelli finally watched her son William D Revelli lead the Hobart school band to victory in Class C national composition at Flint Michigan He had urged her to let him continue his studies at Columbia University despite the cost This was his first time directing the band though he has led school music for three years Many band members began with no instrument proficiency.
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Sweer
Hobart
Ind
J. D. Revelli
William D. Reville
Columbia University
Flint
Mich
Revelli
Diplomas Awarded to 18 at Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Eighteen boy and girl graduates received diplomas at the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans home in Knightstown Indiana this morning. Graduates include Bernard W. Bise Norman E Blue Harold E Bower Sarah E Brandenburg Robert J Coat Earl F Decker Mary F Decker Carl De Lon James M De Frees Gertrude F Moore Marion F Lemon Dorothy M Lockebill Bessie C Patrick Harrison R Patrick Marie E Sage Genevieve M Stevens James C Talbott and Otto S Wilson.
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All Times
Knightstown
Ind
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans’ Home School
Bernard W. Bise
Norman E. Blue
Harold E. Bower
Sarah E. Brandenburg
Robert J. Coat
Earl F. Decker
Mary F. Decker
Carl de Lon
James M. de Frees
Gertrude F. Moore
Marion F. Lemon
Dorothy M. Lockebill
Bessie C. Patrick
Harrison R. Patrick
Marie E. Sage
Genevieve M. Stevens
James C. Talbott
Otto S. Wilson
Debut in Movies Near Here With Milton Sills
Miss Jane Keithley a 22 year old former Michigan City resident and Michigan City High School graduate will appear in a motion picture playing opposite Milton Sills. She left in 1928 for California and has been a secretary in Los Angeles. Her mother Mrs. Hattie Keithley still lives in Michigan City.
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Michigan City
Milton Sills
Ind
Jane Keithley
Mss Keithley
California
Bone House
Los Angeles
Hattie Keithley
Aged Farmer James Roudebush Dies in Indiana
James Roudebush age 73 a farmer died at his son Eldon Roudebush home east of SHERS Indiana He had lived there over twenty years Survived by sons Eldon and Frank Roudebush and George Alonzo Roudebush daughters Nola Roudebush Mrs Ida Wood and Mrs Joseph Kinmann all of Indiana and Mohawk and Indianapolis and Indianapolis areas district notes son Eldon listed as survivor
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Shers
Ind
James Roudebush
Eldon
Here
Eldon Roudebush
Nola Roudebush
Frank Roudebush
George
Alonzo Roudebush
Ida Wood Indianapolis
Joseph Kinnaman
Death ruled in Weath erly case at Terre Haute hotel
Coroner E E Hoffa ruled death by heart disease for Joseph Weatherly whose body was found across a bed in a local hotel room. Papers in his pockets showed a Jenkins Kentucky home. He had likely been dead since Wednesday.
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Terre Haute
Ind
E. E. Hoffa
Joseph Weatherly
Jenkins
Whisky seizure in Liberty raid leads to arraignment
In a Liberty raid by Sheriff Herbert Ellison Deputy Guy Farr and night patrolman Forrest Leonard forty eight half pint bottles of whisky in paper cartons were seized near Silver Creek. Charles Tolliver and Allen Dees are held on a charge of possessing liquor and will be arraigned before Judge Roscoe C. O'Byrne in Union circuit court.
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Times Special
Liberty
Ind
Herbert Ellison
Guy Farr
Forrest Leonard
Silver Creek
Charles Tolliver
Allen Dees
Roscoe C. O'Byrne
Union Circuit Court
Herald Publishing Co dedicates Anderson building
The Herald Publishing Company, publishers of the Anderson Herald, dedicated its new building at Twelfth and Jackson streets in Anderson Indiana. The plant was open for inspection from 10 a m to 5 p m.
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Times Special
Anderson
Ind
The
Herald Publishing Company
Anderson Herald
Twelfth and
Jackson Streets
Farmer 73 Dies at Son's Home in Sheridan Area
Martin Beaver 73, a lifelong Sheridan area farmer, died at his son Lloyd Beaver's home north of town. Survived by his widow and children Lloyd and Rudolph Beaver Arcadia Cecil Beaver Crown Point Mrs William Walker Tipton and Mrs Dell Wood and Lafayette Beaver Kempton.
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Timer Special
Sheridan
Ind
Martin Beaver
Farmer
Lloyd
Here
Rudolph Beaver
Arcadia
Cecil Beaver
Crown Point
William Walker
Tipton
Dell Wood
Lafayette Beaver
Kempton
Funeral services held for Mrs Sarah Isabel Broadbent
Anderson Indiana May 31 funeral services were held for Mrs Sarah Isabel Broadbent 76 widow of Dr Oliver Broadbent. She leaves four daughters Mrs Effie Walters Middletown Mrs Homer Eshelman Springport Mrs Hattie Vermillion Moonville and Mrs Mary Johns Anderson.
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Times
Anderson
Ind
Sarah Isabel Broadbent
Oliver Broadbent
Effie ‘Walters
Middletown
Homer Eshelman
Springport
Hattie Vermillion
Moonville
Mary Johns
Milton selects Charles M. Dickerson as Wilson coach
Charles M. Dickerson of Muncie named basketball coach and head of the science department at Wilson high school Milton replacing Neil Mahon who resigned to pursue further training in coaching and physics.
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Science Service
Milton
Ind
Charles M. Dickerson
Muncie
The
Wilson High School
Neil Mahon
At Had
Union City Woman Buried in Indiana Funeral
Union City report notes Mrs. Sarah, age 59, buried in local rites. The obituary lists her son and mentions a brother among surviving relatives.
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Union City
Corner stone laid for Bethel Lutheran church in Cicero
In Cicero Indiana the corner stone for a new Bethel Lutheran church founded in 1856 will be laid Sunday afternoon. The building will be sixty five feet long and thirty five feet wide with seating for 275. The Rev H G Schwegler serves as pastor.
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Cicero
Ind
Bethel Lutheran
H. G. Schwegler
$600000 Decline in Hamilton County Personal Property
Hamilton County assessor Walter Edwards reports a $600,000 drop in personal property value for the spring, the largest loss in a year. Milk cows account for the biggest item, with 1,039 fewer cattle and an estimated $162,000 decline as dairy herds shrink due to lower milk prices.
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Hamilton County
Timea
Noblesville
Ind
Walter Edwards
Edward
Edwards
De Pauw Orator Wins Fifth Area Contest in Chicago
Franklin Cole of De Pauw University won first place in the Fifth area constitutional oratorical contest at Dundee High School in Chicago and will compete in the final in Los Angeles on June 19. Prizes ranged from 1500 dollars for first to 700 dollars for seventh, with winners from seven districts.
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United Press
Greencastle
Ind
Franklin Cole
de Pauw University
Chicago
Los Angeles
Dundee High School
Nominee Quits Ballot for Castle Prosecutor Race
Wesley W. Ratliff resigned as Henry County prosecuting attorney and removed his name from the Republican ballot as a candidate seeking re election to the office in Castle Indiana on May 31.
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Special Castle
Ind
Wesley W. Ratliff
Henry County
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