Taylor Wins First Event at Green Castle Club
Taylor takes the season opening golf tournament at Green Castle Golf Club finishing with a card of 89 for 18 holes and a handicap of 3.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1915
Page
1
Throop wins Greencastle Golf Club opener in stroke play
Dr Throop with a three stroke handicap won the Greencastle Golf Club tournament after noon play posting a gross 89 and net 86. Dr J A Throop was second with 96 gross and 87 net while Prof Henderson Heber Ellis and John Cannon tied for third with net 99. Sayers led a scorecard slump with 103 and no handicap. Miss Vera Kelley plans Elwood and Bass Lake trip for Alpha Omicron Pi house party after departure Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Taylor
Greencastle Golf Club
Mr. Taylor
J. A. Throop
H. A. Henderson
Heber Ellis
John Cannon
S. C. Sayers
Vera Kelley
Elwood
Edna McLure
Bass Lake
Alpha Omicron Pi
McClure
DePauw University
Local figures Halpert Phillips visits city on business
Halpert Phillips of Anderson is in the city on business today. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Phillips of this city, and his father is employed with the Anderson Herald. Mrs. Mary E. Ogle and Claude M. Ogle left this afternoon for an extended visit with relatives at Marion and Muncie and Log Recover O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Andrs
George Garrett
Indiana and
Hanna Streets
Halpert Phillips
Anderson
A. B. Phillips
Phillips
The
Anderson Herald
Mary E. Ogle
Claude M
Ogle
Marion and
Muncie
Lort
Farming Better Than Politics
Joseph F. Clay, former Marion County sheriff now a Putnam County farmer, touts fine yield and strong prospects in agriculture. He argues farming offers practical, steady returns over political life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Clay
Marion County
Putnam County
Prosperity Story From Former Sheriff Near Putnam County
Joseph F. Clay, former Marion county sheriff and now Putnam county landowner, visited Hotel Severin with a bullish tale of agricultural prosperity. He piloted a carload of fat cattle to the stockyards and touted a 400 acre farm with 135 acres of corn expected to yield 75 to 80 bushels per acre. He noted long hours and self supplied utilities on his diversified holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Clay
Marion County
Putnam County
Severin
Clay
Boosters Plan 6:30 PM Trip to New Providence Church
Delegation of local business men and citizens will leave here at 6 30 oclock Thursday evening for New Providence Church for what will be some festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Providence Church
Greencastle Boosters Plan New Providence Car Trip
Hope 10 have 100 cars will join a Thursday evening motor trip to the New Providence church south of Mt. Meridian for an ice cream festival. Between 75 and 100 cars expected with the band providing music. Around 60 to 70 machine owners have pledged to participate. weather is the main risk to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Providence
Mt. Meridian
Booster Club
Fillmore
Union Chapel
Fincastle
Greencastle
Gillen Elected President of Local School Board
Greencastle city school board met to organize for the new year. C. C. Gillen was elected president, A. J. Hamrick treasurer and secretary, succeeding William P. Sackett who left the board earlier this month. The meeting followed state law requiring organization five days before August. The board will meet next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Wood
Wood
Jacob McCurry
Marie Merryweather
Ethel Merryweather
Kathryn Allen
Lucile Wood
Alma Irwin
Charles Wood
Lucile
Leslie Frank
Greencastle City
H. A. Henderson
C. C. Gillen
A. J. Hamrick
H. C. Allen
William P. Sackett
Robinson Circus Welcomed in City Parade
Crowds gathered as the Robinson Circus arrived by train and unloaded outfits early this morning. Famous actors formed a large part of the parade with final performance scheduled for 8 PM.
Tents Form Small City As Robinson Circus Arrives
The Robinson Famous Circus drew a large town welcome with a grand street parade and tents rising to shelter 600 people on the way in. The show opened at 1 pm with a zoological paradise, famed acts, and the Nelson family as a highlight among acrobats and equestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Robinson's Zoological Paradise
Wrights Visit New Maysville for Homecoming Picnic
Mrs L G Wright and children travel to New Maysville to visit sister Mrs Claude Boone for a few days and attend the New Maysville home coming and picnic. Miss Vada Wagoner of Kankakee Illinois visits Miss Ruth Lawton. The Fashion store sells men s rain coats from five dollars to three fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Wright
New Maysville
Claude Boone
Vada Wagoner
Kankakee, IL
Ruth Lawton
West Side Square
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