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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1929

Page

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Optimism in Fillmore Farmlands and a Plow Sale

A Fillmore farm chat includes a potato price flip from 50 cents to $1 and a tale where Doc Clark sells a plow to Shorty Campbell for 35 after a public sale, which then brings 45. The writer jokes about giving an unprepared speech at a chicken dinner and recalls a humorous verse about writing, ending with Still Your Neighbor.

Fillmore Doc” Clark Shorty” Campbell Shorty Campbell Doc

DePauw to Celebrate Twentieth May Day Festivities

DePauw University marks its 20th annual May Day festival dedicated to the coed with lantern parade, Swing Out dinner, May Queen Miss Margaret Rohwedder of Davenport Iowa, and Miss Mary Frances Page of Connersville Indiana. The celebration includes Mortar Board pledges, senior junior ring ceremony, May Day pageant The Patsy, and a campus chorus of over 400 students. The events run Friday evening through Saturday with a lantern parade banquet and pageant staged near Rosa Bower and Longden Hall.

DePauw University DePauw Margaret Rohwedder Davenport Iowa Mary Frances Page Connersville Ind Theta Sigma Phi Rector Mansfield Old Mortar Board The Betty Neely Sturgis Mich Rosa Bower Longden Hall College Avenue Rohwedder Miss Page Dell Patsy Berniece Campbell Lewisville Hollis Hall

Death of G. B. Carrington in Los Angeles

A message from Los Angeles reports the death on Thursday of George B. Carrington, once a Chicago resident and a well known Greencastle figure. He and his wife were longtime friends of the late Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Arnold, and they had visited Greencastle often.

Los Angeles California George Carrington Chicago Greencastle F. A. Arnold

Two Youths Die Under Blazing Car After Crash

In Indianapolis area two youths, Raymond Ealy and Lester Wilkerson, were killed when their car burst into flames with them trapped underneath. Miss Etta May Wilkerson suffered injuries while Miss Betty Meadows had minor bruises and nervous strain. A separate incident in Owensville saw Roy Wallace 7 die from asphyxiation after a cave-in at a sand bank where his brother was buried but survived.

Indianapolis Ind Mns Michigan Road Shelbyville Raymond Ealy Lester Wilkerson Etta May Wilkerson Betty Meadows Ed Boyd Shelby County Ealy Miss Meadows Owensvilile Roy Wallace Charles F. Wallace

Bankers Group Five Meet Set in Brazil June 4

Western Indiana bankers from Group Five will convene in Brazil on Tuesday June 4 for the Indiana Bankers Association annual meeting. About 125 banks in the district are represented with expected attendance around 250 bankers. The district includes Clay Putnam Vigo Vermillion Parke Montgomery Clinton Tippecanoe Fountain Warren Benton and White counties.

Brazil Indiana Indiana Bankers Association Group Five Clay County Clay Putnam Vigo Vermillion Parke Montgomary Clinton Tippecanoe Fountain Warren Benton White

Marion man jailed for masher charges after police crackdown

Charles Peoples age 36 was sentenced to sixty days on the penal farm and fined 30 dollars plus costs after three women identified him as a masher. The action followed a city police campaign against masher activity on Marion streets. Judge James H. McConnell presided.

Marion Ind Charles Peoples James H. McConnell Peoples

Kurrie Promises Victory in Monon B&O Merger Fight

Bloomington April 26 Harry G Kurrie declared public support would oppose the Baltimore and Ohio merger with the Monon railway. He said the Monon will win the fight and that the public interest will be presented to the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Bloomington Monon Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Harry G. Kurkie Indiana Interstate Commercce Commission Kurrie Middlewest

Sheffield program outlines student recital by Vernon Sheffield

Prof. Vernon Sheffield will give a piano recital Sunday afternoon in Meharry Hall at 3 45 oclock. The vesper concert features Beethoven Op 101 The Nightingale Alabien Lisat Chopin Op 26 No 1 Scherzo Op 20 5 Stoessel La media noche Scriabine Poeme Op 32 No 1 Rubinstein Etude Op 23 No 2 D Ind y The program begins at 3 45 but will not be broadcast until four.

Vernon Sheffield Meharry Hall Chopin la Media Noche Stoessel Scriabine Rubinstein

Vaughn elected to fill Huffman's term in Third Ward

From the files of the NERALD report: Jewell H. Vaughn of Cloverdale elected to complete the unexpired term of John J. Huffman as principal of the Third Ward. Arthur Reat of Mt. Meridian buys a Reo roadster. Lee Herbert of Cloverdale injured when his horse bolt breaks loose yesterday.

Jewell H. Vaughn Cloverdale John J. Huffman Arthur Reat Mt. Meridian Lee Herbert

Senior Class Play Pleases Big Audience at Green Castle High

The Green Castle high school senior class presented Billy a comedy in three acts to a large audience in the school auditorium last night. Roland Campbell starred as Billy Hargrave with Ardith Moore Evelyn McCullough Mildred Caviness and Lloyd Thomas in leading roles. The plot centers on Billy’s sensitiveness about four false teeth and a shipboard caper ending with an auction of the teeth and a happy reunion for Billy and his sweetheart.

Billy Greencastle High School Roland Campbell Billy Hargrave Ardith Moore Alice Evelyn McCullough Mrs. Sloane Mildred Caviness Beatrice Sloane William Bishop Graydon Graham Leslie McCollum Florida Haviana Mrs. Sloan Sam Eustace Mr. Sloane

Two Boys Disappear From White Institute Near Wabash

Two 15 year old boys Charles Shoe maker and Frank Mije disappeared from the White Institute private school near Wabash Indiana per local reports. A flue fire at H M Monnett residence 402 East Hanna Street triggered firefighters call early Saturday but caused no damage.

Wabash Ind INS White Institute Here Charles Shoemaker Frank Mije H. M. Monnett East Hanna St

DePauw University Singers in Sacred Concert

The DePauw University choir will present a sacred concert at 7 45 tomorrow evening at Broadway M E Church in Indianapolis. Choir director R G McCutehan leading with soloist Margaret Pearson soprano and Van Denman Thompson organist assisting.

DePauw University Broadway M. E Indianapolis R. G. McCutehan Margaret Pearson van Denman Thompson

Two Smale Boys Found Help After Long Journey

Clinton boys Frank and William Brock aged 14 and 9 rode a bicycle home after a week on the road. Police officers Paul Grimes and John Hamm plus firemen Harry Ragsdale and Brice Brown organized food and lodging, collecting donations to send the boys on their way with meals and a room at Crawford Hotel.

Clinton Greencastle Grimes Harry Ragsdale Brice Brown Hamm Crawford Hotel

Putnam County Youth Freed Under Bond

Elwood Pollom a 17 year old from Manhattan was freed on bond after the Clay County Circuit court jury failed to reach a verdict on manslaughter in the death of Clarence Gilbert near Brazil last New Year’s Eve. A new trial likely in June due to difficulty securing a jury amid spring farm work.

Elwood Pollom Clarence Pollom Manhattan Clay County Hutchinson Pollom Clay County Grand Jury Clarence A. Gilbert Brazil Clay John W. Baumunk John M. Rawley Gilbert Helen Miller Ruth Tolson James Glidewell State Farm

County Council Approves 10000 For Reelsville Bridge

Members of the County Council at a meeting today appropriated 10000 from the county general fund to finance the building of the Reelsville bridge. The county commissioners at their May meeting will likely advertise for bids after the old bridge was demolished by a truck.

County General Fund Reelsville

Weather forecast shows showers likely tonight and Sunday

Forecast indicates probable showers starting tonight or Sunday with little temperature change. Rain chances rise, affecting outdoor plans. The outlook suggests a cool, unsettled weekend with light winds and brief showers.

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