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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
1
The event will be held at Hays Lot on Chestnut between College Avenue and Indiana Street. Organizers announced the chosen site for the Chautauqua gathering, outlining the location and access points for attendees.
The vacant Chestnut street lot between Indians street and College avenue was chosen for the hau sauqua grounds after comparing several sites. Ticket sales rise daily as season passes offer bargains. Veteran chautauqua artists head the lineup with extensive town experience. Prof. W. J. Davis will arrive to ready the opening Monday. he will stay through the week. Local happenings include H. G. Woody in Indianapolis, Mrs. Sitlington visiting from Kansas City, James B. Nelson buying a Haynes six cylinder touring car, Frank Logan to Chicago for window trimming training, and visitors Margaret Van Sholack and Naomi Snider with Mrs. Arnold.
A main break near the pumping station cut water supply to the city. Crews work to restore service as residents report reduced pressure and service interruptions. Authorities urge conservation until lines are repaired and pressure restored.
A six foot break in a twelve inch water main near the pumping station left Greencastle with no water pressure by Friday morning. Officials predicted relief by late tonight, but the city faced widespread usage shifts as pumps and wells operated and citizens boiled cistern water.
Miss McLean and Charles Dell wed at the McLean home. Hazel Ayres and Arthur Wood wed in a second ceremony, uniting in marriage.
A large outdoor ceremony at the McLean residence on South Locust Street united Charles O’Dell with Imogene Ruth McLean and Arthur Woodward with Hazel Ayres. A reception followed amid palms and roses as guests from several cities attended this May event.
The clipping enumerates several individuals and spouses from Akron Ohio Richmond Kentucky Brook Indianapolis Casey Illinois and Chicago Illinois including Mrs H D Ayres Miss Ida Blanton Miss Ethel Reed Miss Fannie Joslin Miss Alice Johnson Laura Sheridan and Mrs Arthur I Ward among others reflecting a society announcement.
Faculty member of DePauw University and Miss Georgia Headley from last year’s graduating class plan marriage on August 14. The couple announced their engagement and upcoming wedding details.
Pendleton Indiana Aug 1 The engagement of Miss Georgia Headley daughter of George Headley a major glass bottle manufacturer and Dr Cecil North head of the sociology department at DePauw University has been announced The wedding will be at the bride's home August 14 at 8 pm Rev Williams Methodist Episcopal Church Pendleton will officiate Sixty invitations were issued Miss Headley a DePauw graduate and Alpha Chi sorority member in Greencastle last spring.
Heber Ellis of Greencastle a former DePauw athlete and 1901 graduate was chosen graduate manager of athletics by the Alumni Athletic Committee. Ellis will start work immediately and oversee all athletics under university employment and alumni supervision.
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