Bloomfield Doctor Dr Will Cravens dies after stroke
Dr Will Cravens a Bloomfield Indiana physician died suddenly Saturday night from a paralytic stroke. He was fifty eight and died after collapsing at his office while attending a patient. He is survived by his wife and one daughter Mrs Wayne Miles two sisters Mrs Harry Isenhower and Mrs Will Slinkard and a brother George Cravens of Pasadena California. Funeral Tuesday at 3 pm at his residence followed by burial in Bloomfield cemetery.
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Bloomfield
Ind
Cravens
Washington
R. M. Smiley
Charles
Roy
Paul Smiley
John Hastings
Ravens
Wayne Miles
Harry Isenhower
Will Slinkard
George Cravens
Pasadena
Calif
Bloomfield Cemetery
Daviess County
Pritchett
Sunda
Davis Hospital
Prichett
Rey
Isabella Pritchett
Xenia
Ohio
More and Ohio Railroad
As & Graph
Flora
Baltimore and Ohio
Boise
S Fund
John B. Oats
Gray
Su Neal
Anna
Frichtoh
Fay Vai
Karl
Maud Fisher
Jesse Croughan
Koretta Stoneceipher
Illinois
Swice
Fire Burns in Indiana Theater Projection Booth
A film caught fire during a Saturday matinee at an Indiana theater. Rufus Leighty, the operator, used three chemical extinguishers to quell the blaze within seconds. Only 700 feet of film damaged. show resumed that night. The steel booth auto closes doors and windows to prevent spread, proving fireproof construction.
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Indiana ‘Theater
East Main Street
Rufus Leighty
Residents Urged To Cut Weeds By City Board Of Health
A city board of health order requires residents to keep weeds cut on vacant lots and along streets due to rapid weed growth in the wet season. Police Chief Guthrie warns charges and costs may fall on residents who do not comply.
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City Board of Health
Guthrice
Grand jury probes poison case in Grant County
Grant County six citizens convene a special grand jury to weigh first degree murder charges against Mr and Mrs Walser for poisoning Clifford Fox in Fairmount to collect 415 in insurance. Walser couple confess and may plead guilty. Prosecutor Edwagy C Hays seeks indictments. age factors may influence verdicts for Elis Walser. Berlin to Cotbus dispatch details flight and non stop record by Chamberlin and Levine. Coolidge sends congratulations.
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Ind
Sixtizens
Grant County Conventoas
Clifford
Thur Waxser
Fairmount
Lindbergh Praises Chamberlin Record on Flight
Captain Lindbergh aboard the U S 8 en route to Washington reports a new non stop distance flight record set near Memphis yesterday though not sighted by the cruiser. It is Lindberghs third day on the cruiser and he expresses praise for Chamberlins achievement.
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Berlin
D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levines
New York
Forst
Sia
Angline
Columbia
Chamberlin
Kievine
Bret “ Berl
Dattans
Geolyuairine
Leoe
Sie Btates
Jaeat
Ikschurman
Cotthes
Ombaday
Ds Bawitz
Jeie
Gaibedbar
U. S
Memphis
Washington
Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Pro Golfer Beaty to Instruct at Washington Course
West Baden professional golfer F. F. Beaty arrives next Sunday to teach at the Washington golf course. His teaching background and playing skill attract Country Club members seeking lessons as the course improves despite unusual rain. The club schedules social events and a summer tournament plan, with the first club tournament next Sunday and an out of town event on June 19 at Bicknell.
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F. F. Beaty
West Baden
Washington
Country Club
Bicknell
Lost watch found near Taylorsville after forty years
In Columbus Indiana on June 6 a gold key wind watch lost by the late W L Downey of Taylorsville forty years ago was found by George Royce while planting corn on the Albert Davis farm. The watch, undamaged after decades in tillable soil, came with a found key and was taken to a jeweler for cleaning.
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Columbus
Ind
W. L. Downey
Taylorsville
Here
George Royce
Albert Davis
Snake joke damage suit in Indiana case
A 10000 dollar damage suit in Warsaw Indiana claims a garter snake caused permanent injuries. Ernest Humes seeks damages from Nickel Plate railroad after an employee allegedly tossed the snake which seized a bolt and injured him, breaking two bones in his leg.
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Warsaw
Ind
Ernest Humes
Nickel Plate
Flood Water Currents Move Through Atchafalaya Bay
New Orleans June 6 The Atchafalaya River current through Berwick Bay may carry off flood water from the Sugar Bowl area helping prevent further rise. Engineers report the river flowing at about ten miles per hour, discharging millions of cubic feet per second toward the gulf as Mo City gauge shows 5 feet with expected rise.
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New
Orleans
Atchafalaya
Berwick Bay
Sugar Bowl
Ee Bay
Gulf
Mo City
Hatfield Taken to Prison in Murder Case
Ora Hatfield, convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life, was moved to the state prison at Michigan City this morning by Deputy Sheriff EB O Jones. Also taken were Oden McLaughlis Frank McBride and Tolson, with Byer accompanying the deputy to Putnamville.
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Ora Hatfield
Michigan City
EB. O. Jones
Oden McLaughlis
Frank McBride
Hatfield
Tolson
Putnamville
Homer Byer
Lone Bandit Robs Bank in Gary For Loot
A single armed bandit robbed the First State Bank in Calumet City Gary Ind on June 6 stealing between 7000 and 8000 dollars. He entered the building with a note thrust through the teller window bars and warned the three bank officials to stay at their posts. Police pursuit was unsuccessful and the offender escaped.
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Gary
Ind
Calumet
Totoliow
Local Woman Pens Story Amid Sparse Publication Notes
A local woman identified as Mrs Harry Crenger is credited as the author of a published piece. The text mentions Gordon and Leon Co and references Mrs Crenger's name on a work, though details are fragmented.
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Harry. Crenger
Pepel. Gordon
Puddles & Leon Co
Glaw
Alice B.ron
Ary Ook
Operation Today at Darioes County Hospital
Reported this noon that Hill submitted to an operation at Darioes County Hospital. Details remain sparse as officials confirm the procedure and await further updates on patient condition.
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Ps Te Megs Hill
Darioes ‘County Hospital
Plea of guilty in double smothering case at Valparaiso
Valparaiso Ind June 6 Walter Schall pleaded guilty to smothering his eight year old daughter and six year old son in circuit court He asked mercy from the court Hearing to fix sentence set for Wednesday indicating the judge will determine severity of punishment for the crime and the plea outcome
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Valparaiso
Ind
Ciréult
Walter Schall
Mrs Miller and Aby Return Home After Removal Process
Edgar Miller reports that Mrs Miller and Aby have returned home to Camp ll Avenue today following a baby removal case. The event centers on the family’s status and housing location as authorities confirm the completion of the transfer.
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Mrs. Miller
Aby
Edgar Miller
Boro
Cam Pll Avenue
Castle Raney Pleads Guilty In City Court
Castle Raney appeared before Mayor J W McCarty in City court this morning and pleaded guilty to running a house. He was fined 25 dollars and costs.
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Castle Raney
J. W. McCarty
Anne House
Farmer Arh Woulvington Dies Suddenlly at 68 near Algiers
Arch Woulvington, 68, dies at his home near Algiers Indiana from heart trouble. He was well known in this city and was brother in law to Dr. D B Ores and Dr O B Lett of Montry. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Arch
Woulvington
Algiers
Indiana
D. B. Ores
0. BE. Lett
Montry
Pay Plan Offered to Flyers in London Curbed by Cost
A pay plan for planes in London begins with a down payment near 1150 dollars and 24 monthly installments. The article notes the price is within reach of only a few, with plans marketed to enable flying from London and mentions a transport to Worthington on Sunday.
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London
Wheat yields raised at Pundusemer Farm meeting
Announcement of a field meeting on June 15 at Pundusemer Farm sparks interest among farmers watermen and landowners. Reports note higher wheat yields in experiments using quick nitrogen top dressings and fertilization strategies, with discussions on improving old Knox totals and soil health.
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Due
Arthur Goss
Ithe
Fleld
Famah
Ihé
Oath Wers
Crowded First Christian Church Sees Illustrated Hymns
A large audience at the First Christian Church packed the auditorium to view an illustrated lecture on classic hymnody. The program featured depictions of familiar songs like From Greenland's ic y Mountains and Throw Out the Life Line, with ninety nine pictures used to accompany the lecture under Young People’s sponsorship.
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Greenlag4
Mexico
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