Mr and Mrs Ezra Arnold Drive Fordor Sedan
Mr and Mrs Ezra Arnold of Fillmore are driving a new Fordor sedan, showcasing a recent purchase in the community.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1928
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Ezra Arnold of Fillmore are driving a new Fordor sedan, showcasing a recent purchase in the community.
C. J. Rector traveled to Indianapolis on Friday for business, engaging in meetings and potential deals with local firms. The visit underscores ongoing commercial ties between Rector's enterprise and the Indiana market.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hillis of Lexington Kentucky are guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Shoptaugh on East Seminary Street in Greencastle.
Beck Sales Co reports the sale of Chevrolet trucks to the Marshall Cement and Grain Co and a Chevrolet coach to Robert Allen. Daniel Rightsell of Coatesville and Mr and Mrs T M Pierson with son visit Mr and Mrs J C Knight at 501 Elm Street. Pierson is Knight’s brother.
Funeral services for Joseph Sharp were held at the Christian Church in Coatesville on Friday at 2 o'clock with Rev. Bruce Kerschner presiding. Burial followed in the Coatesville cemetery.
Funeral services were held Friday morning in Carpentersville for John W. Shillings 65 a longtime resident who died Wednesday in Bainbridge of heart disease He was accompanied by his wife on the trip to see a doctor when death occurred.
Miss Dena Scobee underwent an operation for chronic appendicitis at the county hospital Friday morning. Dr. Thomas Noble Jr of Indianapolis and W R Hutcheson were the surgeons. Miss Mary Birch and Miss Grace Birch, recently from Greencastle, have been in Helena Montana where Birch taught five years. they will stay in Indiana now. Roy Hillis and daughter Edna attended the State Automobile Association picnic in Indianapolis. John Maloney and daughter returned from French Lick after a two week visit. Flora Vanderment returned from a Lake Wawasee vacation. County Superintendent Vermillion visited trustee Joe Wright on business. Bernard Handy and others went to Indianapolis for baseball. Clodfelter and Mrs Leona Cooper attended the baseball game there. Chester York Amos Brown Lena Sutherlin and Lawrence Crawley went to Monticello for a fishing trip. Rev Merritt Wenn of Bloomsburg New Jersey visited Greencastle. Webb is a DePauw University graduate.
The Second Ward School building now under construction will be completed between October 1 and October 15. While work races ahead it cannot be finished and equipped by that time. Pupils will be housed in the Third Ward and the old gymnasium in the High School during completion. Other items note local residents in Greencastle and trips to Oklahoma and Chicago.
Miss Alpha Robinson of the Wa bash Valley Electric office will depart Monday for Middlebury to visit her sister Mrs. John Paschen.
John A. Baumunk of south of Reelsville is driving a new Chrysler 55 Plymouth two door sedan delivered by the O. J. Rector Sales Co.
Miss Amanda Browning daughter of Mr and Mrs George Browning arrives home from Los Angeles California on Friday night visiting east Walnut street neighbors describe the homecoming as cordial and joyful.
Alton Murphy of Cloverdale, a rural route mail carrier, was rushed Friday night to the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis for appendicitis. His condition was reported favorable Saturday.
An insanity inquest was held at the Indiana State Farm Saturday morning for inmate William Hasdokk. He was pronounced insane by Dr. W. M. McGaughey and Dr. C. T. Zaring after examination.
Miss Elizabeth Ward and Miss Bernadine Ward leave Saturday morning for Miami Florida to visit Miss Alberta Ratcliff former resident of this city Miss Ward takes a fifteen day vacation from the local post office.
Grace Hurst bookkeeper at the local Ford Garage is transferred to the Greencastle office of King Morrison Foster to handle the books during Miss Mary Ruark’s one month vacation in California Cloverdale Graphic
Cassell C Tucker files complaint on account in Putnam Circuit Court against Lee Flanagan seeking 54 50 for professional services provided the defendant and his family at their request. Glen H Lyon represents the plaintiff. Two Mississippi visitors and a Texas resident return from the east to surprise the Huestis family, then depart to Irving Illinois.
Charles Bridges, 66, of Russellville, was jailed by Sheriff Edward Kitelforge to serve a sixty day term imposed by Mayor Charles McGaugh ey for intoxication. He was fined 45 dollars, with terms extending to 105 days if unpaid, after admitting he drank lemon extract.
Misses Virginia and Elizabeth Stoner and Mary Houck and Keith Hall arrived home Friday after a weeklong motor trip to Wisconsin, bringing stories of travel and visits along the route.
Mrs Jessie Allee Byrd and Dorothy Ann of Jacksonville visit Mrs John Allee in Poplar street. Mrs Clyde Rogers and Hamburg NY guests depart after weeks with Mr and Mrs C F Mathes. Newton Harlan of Rockville visits friends and will attend Woods reunion in Clinton township. Foster Pickett 82 of Reelsville gains hunting license with 5 10 height and 120 pounds. Correction on intersection accident credits Mrs Albert Miller for car collision. Mrs Whitted ill and confined. Trips include L N Stevens party visiting Lake Winona and Robert Stevens. Oscar Rector and J H Pitchford plus William Irwin to Detroit for Chrysler delivery and Selfridge Field visits.
Mr and Mrs Charles D Wilson have finished visiting friends in Greencastle and returned to their home in Labett Kansas.
Mrs. D. E. Ruark came back to her Chestnut street home Sunday following a weeklong visit with her daughter Mrs. Dan Donnohue and Mr. Donnohue.
Mr and Mrs Frank Everman of Russellville announce the birth of a son on August 1.
Kenneth Sweet resumes duties at R. P. Mullins Drug store after a two week vacation, returning to his normal duties and hours.
Leonard Smith and his Belle Union family were weekend visitors in Brown County, staying with relatives and enjoying local sights.
Mr and Mrs Frank Bittles returned home from Little Rock Arkansas where they visited Mr and Mrs William Sitlington.
The county clerk of Montgomery County issued a marriage license Friday to Clyde Clodfelter, 23, of Putnam County, and Helen Gott, 20, of Crawfordsville.
Miss Dorothy Oakes daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Oakes of Northwood and Frank Blalock of Limedale underwent major operations at County Hospital Tuesday morning Dr John Sluss of Indianapolis assisted by Dr W M McGaughey were the operating surgeons
Rev and Mrs. Kimberlin and their son Dick are visiting for a few days with Dr. and Mrs. S. B. Town, who are the parents of Mrs. Kimberlin.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Torr of Buffalo New York are in Greencastle visiting Mr and Mrs Walter Torr at R R 4.
Elder Jasper N. Dalby and Elder Oscar Irwin spoke Sunday as the principal leaders at the old Baptist meeting in Cory.
Miss Kathryn Miller of Roachdale assisted in the County Auditor's office on Monday. Formerly deputy county auditor, she returned to the role in support of the office.
Mr and Mrs Charles Gardner and their family travel back from Los Angeles California where they spent the summer and are expected to arrive home late this week.
Edgar ODaniel of New York City has been visiting his parents Mr and Mrs AV ODaniel on East Seminary Street and returned to his home on Monday.
Mayor Charles McGaughey said contracts for east Washington street pavement and east Seminary street improvement between the car tracks will be awarded at the next regular city council meeting on Tuesday August 14. Asphalt and concrete interests are petitioning for Washington street while bids on Seminary street were only for concrete. Mr and Mrs C K Priest and family of Brick Chapel plan a visit to Essex Missouri during Mr Priest's vacation from the Franklin Street Garage and will see Hean Priest, a cousin, there.
Hugh Smock sustained severe injuries after his car tire blew out on West Columbia Street road Sunday morning causing a rollover. He is reported to be in intense pain at his Madison Township home.
Charles Crawley who suffered an acute indigestion attack at the post office about a week ago is rapidly recovering at his Greencastle area home and will be unable to resume work for some time.
The annual New Maysville Picnic will be held in New Maysville on Wednesday August 15. Mrs Alice Day and her son Kenneth Day are visiting Akron Ohio with friends while Mr Day takes vacation from Wetz Grocery in town.
Prof and Mrs W R Pence return to Greencastle after Professor Pence taught during the summer term at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles California.
R O Scobee a Delco Light distributor for the district has rented the Miss Sallie Hirt property on Bloomington street and will move to the city August 15. Scobee and his family now reside at Quincy.
Mr and Mrs Charles Yount of Concord Massachusetts are spending the summer with relatives at New Market Mrs Yount formerly Miss Ruby Wright daughter of Mrs Dave Stewart Wright ex county auditor
Mr and Mrs H R Nicholas of south Spring avenue hosted guests last week Mr and Mrs Halstead H Mills of Detroit Mr Mills brother of Mrs Nicholas heads the Division of Building and Safety in Detroit.
Mr and Mrs C O Bunten and Mr and Mrs William Priest of Fillmore visited Brown County Sunday touring Weed Patch Hill Nashville and other spots. They traveled from Brown County to Columbus then Indianapolis before returning home. Mr and Mrs J H Pitchford report the sale of their home to Audrid Fleenor local druggist. Sale completed Saturday through W A Mundy real estate dealer. Fleenor family to occupy September 4.
Captain and Mrs J J Albright have come back to Greencastle from visits to relatives in Waynesborough Pennsylvania and Lisbon Ohio Mrs Laurette Shearer mother of Mrs Albright accompanied them and will stay for the winter with the Albrights in Greencastle
John Browning remains in critical condition at the home of his brother Robert Browning on South Indiana Street.
Mr and Mrs O T Higgins announce the birth of a son, John Howard, born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Howard H Higgins of Oxford Ohio. Howard Higgins is the son of Mr and Mrs O T Higgins.
Max Page, who succeeded William McCarrell as manager of the Gran ada theater until its lease to Harry Vonderschmitt, has returned to his home in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Rachel Crawley of Road 43 fell while feeding chickens early Tuesday at home and broke her left wrist. Dr. A E Ayler treated the fracture and reduced it.
Fred Thomas is reported to be confined to his home due to illness. No additional details are provided about his condition or duration.
Otis Gardner delivered a new Chandler six sedan to Perry M Rush of Northwood. The transaction marks a local auto delivery with no listed price or date. The parties are identified by full names and location.
Frank Butterfield of Lexington Kentucky is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs M I Butterfield on Anderson Street during a family visit.
Eugene Dobbs of Indianapolis visited Mr and Mrs Albert Dobbs of Northwood Sunday in a brief social call.
Township trustees held their regular monthly meeting here Monday and transacted regular business. Mrs Jessie Pitts is taking her vacation from the Greencastle Telephone Company.
Mrs Earl Sourwine and baby returned to their Northwood home Sunday from the County Hospital. Mrs Flossie McIntyre on East Walnut street is enjoying a two weeks vacation from her Indiana Loan Company office. Mr and Mrs Nathan Call and family of Roachdale have returned home after a Lake Wa wasee vacation.
Mrs Daniel Donnahue and her daughter Wanna of Muncie are visiting Mr and Mrs Dora Ruark in Chestnut. The social note records a brief family gathering and local hospitality as part of a community report.
Miss Evelyn Brumley of Bloomington spent the weekend with Miss Ruby Modisitt near Hoosier Highlands. The visit highlighted local social ties and neighborhood connections.
An important Fair Board meeting will be held Thursday night at 7 30 at the County Agent's office. All members and the finance committee are urged to be present.
Mrs. Fred Hixson and her sons Jerome and Robert are returning home from a summer in California. Jerome Hixson is an instructor and Robert Hixson a student at DePauw University.
Two cars from Ohio and Illinois crashed at the bridge west of Stilesville around 10:30 Monday night. One man suffered minor cuts to an arm and leg. Details were scarce. both vehicles were damaged and one rolled over.
Ben King rural route carrier stays home due to illness. Miss Ina Cox takes vacation from Potter Shoe Store. Fred O'Hair and C. C. Gillen travel to Indianapolis on business and return. Charles Crawley, ill, resumes work as mail carrier. Mrs. Lois Cowgil confined at home on East Washington. Bruno Mann WW veteran seriously ill in Madison township. Mrs. Lester Mofford and niece Emma Catherine Gross visit Mrs. H. S. Werneke on Anderson Street.
In the Putnam Circuit court, W. A. Kreigh as administrator of the deceased’s estate is named as a defendant for services alleged rendered prior to the decedent’s death.
Miss Martha Sparrow a 17 year old Sunday School teacher was abducted by two men in an automobile on the way to a picnic. She was blindfolded and gagged held for hours and dumped into Eagle Creek where she crawled ashore injured and staggered to Milton Beg on Rockville Road. Police Chief Worley ordered all efforts to capture the abductors as the girl received medical care.
Bonnie Jean Denny three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Maynard Denny of Warsaw died here today from burns received five weeks ago after she fell into a tub of boiling water.
An elderly Greencastle man identified as Frank Crawley was fined $43.50 by Justice Robert Newge after being found in an abandoned car along a road west from the Limedale intersection late Monday afternoon by Sheriff Edward Eitelforge. The vehicle stood at the edge of a high embankment with all tires run off.
Crawfordsville August 7 The Montgomery county board of review in special session at the courthouse Tuesday morning refused to act on the state tax board’s recommendation to raise land assessments in Coal Creek and Madison townships by ten percent outside incorporated towns. The state board warned that inaction could result in a horizontal tax across the county to cover the shortfall, a move whose legality is disputed. The dispute centers on a several hundred thousand dollar difference noted by the Crawfordsville Journal.
Mr and Mrs J F Ferrand of Fillmore and Miss Ethel Ferrand of Indianapolis are spending the week at Lake Wawasee. County Treasurer Alva Lisby of Fillmore will spend a few days at Hoosier Highlands beginning Thursday. Supt John Vermillion Paul Frederick George Douglas Joe Wright and Ed Chew were in Indianapolis Wednesday on business.
Miss Ola Tilley and niece of Houston visit Mr and Mrs Glen Owens on Berry street. Ethel Hunter visits cousin Pauline Riley at Lebanon. Huffman family from Carthage visit FE Washington street home. Ina Lockwood of Los Angeles visits George Browning on East Walnut and relatives. A dinner at H I Carson home includes several locals. Joseph S. Clark, 70, formerly of Russellville, dies in New Market. funeral held there. Federal Land Bank of Louisville sues Henry Otis Batman for real estate possession in Putnam County. Corwin and Gilden represent the bank.
Mrs C H Newhouse of San Antonio Texas and Mrs William Taylor of Jacksonville Mississippi visited Miss Mabel Stoner on west Walnut street road by auto. The Greencastle chautauqua, set to begin Tuesday evening, did not occur leading guarantors and directors to think talent was resold to another town. No word from the Loar Independent Chautauqua Company since July 24.
Arva Hood, 17, was ordered committed to the Farm Colony for the Feeble Minded at Butlerville on petition by Henry Krehl. An exam by Dr W M McGaughey and Dr C C Tucker led Judge James P. Hughes of the Putnam Circuit Court to commit the boy.
James Cherry files for divorce from Dora alleging repeated strikes and attempted assault, false accusations of infidelity, and alleged inappropriate conduct with other women since their April 1900 marriage. The complaint notes separation began June 15 1926 with representation by Rawley allmunk and Fisher.
Davie L. Dobbs and Arnold Adams have filed claims of 300 dollars each against the estate of May Champer. The notices indicate orderly administration and potential probate action pending.
Miss Jeannie Constance 42 head of English at Bradley Polytechnic College Peoria was found slain at dawn behind a hedge in front of Evanston millionaire George H Peaks home. Police say she was beaten with a lead pipe after mistreatment by an assailant. necklace remained untouched on her body.
Charles Gullett, 32, a farmer, wed Ruth Scott, 26, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Scott, both of Putnam County, Tuesday afternoon in the County auditor's office. Elder W K Gill officiated. They were accompanied by Maynard Grubb and Mary Grubb.
Dr and Mrs Wright of Bellevedere Illinois honor Dr and Mrs Ernest Wright with a dinner bridge at their Road 43 Greencastle home Tuesday evening at seven. A three course dinner featured a large main table and several small tables with garden flowers and butterfly deco. butterflies of crepe paper hung from the ceiling as place cards and partner matching.
Following the dinner everyone gathered the butterflies and Mrs. Lloyd Houck and John Cook Jr. won prizes for the largest number. At bridge Mrs. Eugene Keller and John Cook Jr. won prizes for high scores. Favors of small perfume bottles were given to all attendees including Dr. and Mrs. Wright and several listed couples and Mrs. Elizabeth Landes Ruddell of Oakland.
The annual Thomas reunion will be held at Forest Park in Brazil on Saturday August 18. Everyone is welcome.
The annual Stoner reunion will be held at Allandale on Tuesday August 14 with no gate charges.
Miss Frances Elizabeth Brockway daughter of Mr and Mrs Alan T Brockway and Dr James L Dailey will marry at the brides home 216 South Michigan Street Rockville on Monday August 13 at 12 o clock in the forenoon. After September 1 they will reside at the Phoenix Hotel Lexington Kentucky. Brockway is a Greencastle acquaintance and has taught at Hampton College Lexington and attended DePauw University.
Miss Mary Williams of Knightstown will wed Park A. Bryan of Akron Ohio on August 15. Classmates gave a luncheon bridge and apron shower for Miss Williams yesterday at 2942 Broadway hosted by Miss Anna Louise Burker. The pair were DePauw roommates and Beta Kappa Alpha Theta sisters, with pink crystal decor and garden sprays on the luncheon table.
The eighth annual Fry Brown and Sweet families reunion will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dora Sweet at Manhattan Road on Sunday August 12.
Julius Dow aged sixteen, son of Mr and Mrs Silas Dow, of a farm south of the County Farm in Marion township, has disappeared from home after leaving late Sunday evening. He attended Greencastle High School last year.
Miss Lela Whitlow sixteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs O P Whitlow, missing since June twenty eighth, was located today in Danville Virginia. Mr and Mrs Paul Wilkinson, former Whitlow roommates, were with Miss Whitlow and were taken into custody by police for investigation. The girl will be brought back to Anderson by her father. Details of her whereabouts and reasons for the disappearance were not learned.
Tim Elliott and Walter Chammes of Greencastle were found guilty by Esquire W. W. Gates for intoxication while in an automobile. They were fined $41.16 each and ordered confined in the county jail after failing to pay.
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