Official Township Announcements and Candidacies for 1922
Walter S Campbell of Marion announces candidacy for Democratic nomination for clerk subject to primary May 2 1922. Paul J Coleman of Marion announces candidacy May 2 1922. Paul Albin of Greencastle seeks county clerk. Arthur Plummer of Greencastle seeks county surveyor May 7 1922. Wm P Koehler of Greencastle seeks Putnam County surveyor May 2 1922. David B Hostetter of Roachdale seeks Congress Fifth District candidacy May 2 1922. Jacob E Craven of Clayton seeks Congress Fifth District candidacy May 2 1922. Otto T Englehart of Brazil seeks Congress Fifth District candidacy May 2 1922. Official Township Announcements
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Fifth Judicial District
Glenn H. Lyon
Greencastle
Putnam County
Walter S. Campbell
Marion Township
Paul J. Coleman
Paul Albin
Greencastle Township
Arthur Plummer
Wm. P. Koehler
David B. Hostetter
Roachdale
Jacob E. Craven
Clayton
Hendricks County
Otto — T. Englehart
Brazil
Clay County
Franklin Township Trustee Candidacy Declaration
J W Hennon announces his candidacy for Trustee of Franklin township with a note it is subject to the Democratic Primary on May 2 1922. The statement reflects a local political run and primary condition.
Announcement of Candidacy for Marion Township Trustee
John B. Clark announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Marion township trustee, subject to the decision of the Primary on May 2, 1922. The announcement states his bid for the position and outlines the party backing.
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John L. Fellows
Washington Township
Jefferson Township
Ray Larkin
Marion Township
John B. Clark
Madison Township Assessor Candidate Announces Candidacy
Charles A. Marshall announces his candidacy for assessor of Madison township pending the Democratic Primary on May 2, 1922.
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Madison Township
Charles A. Marshall
Parker Runs For Township Assessor In Jefferson
Chas Parker announces candidacy for assessor of Jefferson township subject to Democratic Primary on May 2 1922.
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Jefferson Township
Frank Heath
Gr e a t s c a l e Railroad Time Tables
Gr e e n c a s t l e timetable details for Pennsylvania lines include numbered trains No 148 and No 1 with morning and evening departure times. The fragment suggests a 5 43 p m schedule and references telephonic contact.
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Greencastle Railroad
Pennsylvania
Monon Telephone Chronology and Timetable Fragments
Fragmentary telegraph style excerpt lists times and numbers for various northbound trains and stations, including entries such as 10:00 a.m. and 12:49 p.m. with scattered references to Nos. 2 5 11 9 and related timetable notes. The legible items indicate a transit schedule snapshot with multiple lines and partial descriptors.
Unclear transit timetable fragment with scattered codes
Fragmentary railway timetable notes show multiple numbers and directions with illegible terms. Entries include East Bound and West Bound indicators and scattered times such as 3:35 a.m and 1:39 p.m, but most text is garbled and nonessential.
Traction-Telephone East West Schedules For Greencastle
East and west bound trolley times listed with morning and afternoon AM PM stops. Limited service noted as S-Daily and Greencastle only. Special trains marked L and H indicate limited and Highlander services.
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A.M. P.M
L Limited
Greencastle
Highlander
Brick Chapel community notes and greetings
Brick Chapel reports Sunday visits with Mr Blackwell of Indianapolis staying with his son James at the Mangums. The Ladies Aid will host a Thursday pound social at the church. Numerous locals visited, dined, or hosted, including Miss Nona Pace, Lillian O'Hair, and families from Clinton Center and Greencastle. A Friday school dinner followed by children’s entertainment is planned.
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Blackwell
Indianapolis
James
John Mangum
Ladies Aid of
Brick Chapel
Albert Callahan
Finley Walker
Nona Pace
Lillian O’hair
Stella Gay Davis
Clinton Township
Vera
Roy Bartley
Robert Strange
Charles Burnette
Rockville
Geo. Hall
Locust Grove
Laura Holland
Tom Holland
Clinton Center
Earl Allen
Cecil Flint
Iowa
Fred Miller
Elizabeth O’hair
Zella O'Hair
Greencastle
Charley Holland
Clifton Priest
Quincy
Mark Wooduarte
Adam Reisings
George Reising
Amos Brown
Winnie Frank
Clinton
John Lewis
Blanche Frank
Fant Judy
Mary Anna Stoner
Helen O’hair
Religious services and events at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 40 sermon theme Religious Rights of Childhood. Miss Helen Finch will sing. Young People's Christian Endeavor at 6 30 topic Applying Religion to Everyday Life led by Hugh Willmore. Evening service at 7 30 Miss Ella Wright nurse speaks with solo by Miss Woodcock. Junior Endeavor Thursday 4 00 and Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 30.
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Victor L. Raphael
Helen Finch
Young People’s Christian Endeavor
Hugh Willmore
Ella Wright
Putnam County
Woodcock
Junior Christian Endeavor
Virginia Cook
Christian Church Names Leaders in Service
Levi Marshall serves as pastor at the Christian Church and Prof. R C Sloane directs the music program as part of the church staff.
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Levi Marshall
R. C. Sloane
Sunday church schedule with singing and classes
Sunday School at 9 30 with Mrs R Bartley superintendent large orchestra classes for all Elder Lane feature on Immortality to Men s C cc preaching at 10 40 subject 7p Secret of Serenity anthem by choir Christian Endeavor at 6 30 Intermediate at 4 Sacred concert at 7 30 remember the offering choir practice tonight at 7 30
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R Bartley
Elder Lane
C.cc
C. E
Conductor Injured After Fall Near Brazil Station
Charles A. Gosnold, conductor on the Vandalia bound train, was badly injured Friday afternoon near the Brazil station. He struck his head on the rail after being knocked from the moving car, suffered a deep cut and bruising, and was taken to Rawley Hospital before being moved to Indianapolis for further care.
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Charles A. Gosnold
Brazil
Mr. Gosnold
Ceripa
Rawley Hospital
Indianapolis
Change of Voting Place in Greencastle Ward Primary
Notice states voting for the May 2 1922 primary moves to the Bicknell Property at Jackson and Liberty streets. Auditor R E Knoll signs the notice.
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Greencastle
Bicknell
Jackson and
Liberty Streets
R. E. Knoll
Change of voting place in Green Castle Third Ward
The East Precinct polling place for the May 2 1922 primary in Green Castle is moved to the Ashworth Coal Office on Main Street. Auditor R E Knoll issues the notice dated April 29 and May 1.
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Greencastle
Ashworth Coal
Main Street
R. E. Knoll
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C. J. Rector
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Oliver Stringer
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Floyd Township
Paul F. Priest
Fred F. Fultz
Cloverdale Township
Fay S. Hamilton
Roy C. Evens
Jesse F. Young
Claude Jeffries
Jackson Township
Wilbur O. Clodfelter
Charlie F. Crodian
Franklin Township
William D. Lovett
J. Ott Mullinix
Benton Curtis
W. F. Davis
Roy M. Brackney
Edgar L. Wilson
Harkles L. Jackson
Elijah Wallace
Mill Creek Township
Otto O. Dobbs
Will Glidewell
Warren Township
Albert Shuey
Indiana
Samuel M. Ralston
Charles O. Bunten
Oran E. Buis
Emory V. Ader
Elisha A. Zeiner
Belle Brown
J. W. Hennon
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George Jeffries
Harvey Jeffries
True Democracy
Phillip Jeffries
William Jeffries
Jackson
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