Notable Visitors and Local Movements In Greencastle
Local residents and visitors from Indianapolis, Bainbridge, South Bend, and other towns are in Greencastle on business or visiting friends. Highlights include candidates and party officials attending a State Central Committee meeting, a postponed Emera Auxiliary event due to a death, university alumni visiting, and plans for upcoming travel and local developments such as remodeling West College and a new Campbell apartment house occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baas Hays
Progressive Party
James Moreland
Casey
Moreland
Bloomfield
Ind
Ed Warner
Campbell
East Seminary Treet
H. A. Henderson
Central National Bank
Delphi
Viva
Ellis Sluss
Stuse
George Grubb
Youthful US Lines Couture Described Suit Style
A blue cloth suit with Roman striped silk accents in dark colors. The bolero features cords and beaded tassels while the two piece skirt has a matching facing and a front girdle that ends at the opening. The back of the bolero sits snug against the skirt, appearing joined.
Dress Description and Bicycle Accident Report
A gown combines white ratine with green and white stripe fabric and features a simple cut with button closure and a sham lawn skirt. Separately a bicycle fall east of the city injures Milo Stanton, guest of Mr. Gerrard, as Harry Gerrard rides him on handlebars causing cuts and bruises. Dr. McGaughey treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Stanton
Frank Gardner
Indianapolis
Gerrard
East Washington Street
Harry Gerrard
Gardner
W. M. McGaughey
Two DePauw Faculty Members Safe in London
Word from European war districts reports DePauw University faculty members Mrs Martha Geyer Degner and Miss Minna Mattern stranded abroad are safe in London. The status of Mrs Degner was initially unclear as word arrived via Miss Mattern but her exact whereabouts were not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Martha Geyer Degner
Minna Mattern
DePauw
London
Miss Mattern
Deprner
Mrs Williamson Laid To Rest At Forest Hill
Funeral services for Mrs. D. E. Williamson were held at the Christian Church in Greencastle with Rev Cauble and Rev A M Hootman conducting. Interment followed in Forest Hill cemetery as a large crowd attended from Greencastle Putnam County and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Williamson
Forest Hill
D. E. Williamson
Greencastle
Putnam County
Christian Church
Cauble
Martinsville
A. M. Hootman
Forest Hill Cemetery
Williamson
C. C. Hurst
John Young
Harry Moore
Elwer Crawley
Simpson Lockridge
Clyde Randel
James Mel. Hays
Jackson Boyd
John W. Stoner
Burial of Mrs Bishop in Forest Hill Cemetery
The body of Mrs S C Bishop died in Brazil Wednesday after a long illness arrived in Greencastle by 1 58 Vandalia train and was buried at Forest Hill cemetery. Funeral services were held at her Brazil residence. Born July 15 1848 in Cincinnati she was 66. She married Sylvester C Bishop in 1868 and is survived by her husband two daughters a grandson two sisters and a brother. A respected civic and charity worker she led in WCTU and WRC and contributed to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester C. Bishop
Putnamville
Bishop
Jennie
Mable Bishop
Brazil
Charles A Bishop
Jeffersonville
George W. Hendrix
Tangier
Thomas M. Bosson
Indianapolis
James T. Farrow
Rowan
Mont
Local tourists may sail Saturday from Rotterdam
Relatives of Eva Bence and Harry Mason report they may sail for America on the Holland America steamer Noorsdam from Rotterdam this Saturday. Dispatches note 400 Americans traveled to Berlin to secure passes, with Bence in Freiburg and Mason possibly en route to Berlin. If both leave, they could reach Greencastle by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Bence
Harry Mason
Germany
America
Rotterdam
Europe
Berlin
Noorsdam
Miss Bence
Freiburg
Mason
Marburg
Greencastle
St Louis Feds Poised For Strong Show In New Ball Era
The St Louis Feds look ready for a title chase as Brown assembles a fast infield led by Joe Mathes at second base. Mathes, a versatile hitter with a strong arm, is praised as a rising star after seasons with Syracuse in the Athletics system and a previous stint in Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Feds
Brown
Joe Mathes
Lke
Syracuse
Philadelphia Athletics
Butte
Montana
Drowning at Fall Creek claims Miss Drummond
Miss Margaret Drummond, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs James G Drummond, drowned Thursday afternoon at Fall Creek after stepping into a deep hole while bathing with Miss Grace Perves. The body failed to surface as they swam about 100 feet from the municipal bathing place. Miss Drummond, a Shortridge High School graduate, survived by her parents and two brothers, Hugh and Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Prummond
James G. Drummond
West Forty-sixth Street
Fall Creek
Miss Drummond
Miss Grace Perves
East Fifty-first Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Miss Perves
Shortridge High School
Hugh Drummond
DePauw University
Henry Drummonds
Balke & Krauss
West Market Street
Orphans' Home Association Seeks 2500 Judgment
The Greencastle Orphans' Home Association sues John L. Kring Joseph Savage and Theodore Crawley in Putnam County Circuit Court for 2500 on an unpaid promissory note tied to a mortgage on property east of Greencastle. John A. Kring now owns the real estate. a $500 junior mortgage is claimed. The plaintiff seeks foreclosure and sale of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle Orbrhns’ Home Association
Jitorney
FR. M. Lyons
John L. Kring
Joseph Savage
Theodore Cratley
Putnam County
Owen
John T. Vansant
Greencastle Orphans’ Home
John A. Kring i
Theodore Crawley
Pleintif
Ie Mortpore
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Bernard Craig
Clarence Stewart
Bainbridge
Lucy Black
S. E. Rosseter
Allis Sluss
John Clark
Clark
J. C. Pierre
Ft Wayne
W. A. Smith
WL. Williame
E. R. Whelan
Ella M. Myers
Crawfordsville
Harry Maxwell
North
Jackson Street
Myers
Maxwell
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Thomas Basson
S. C. Bishop
Bruseil
Boyd
Progressive Committee
W. H. Cullen
Plyth
Indiana
Mr. Cull
Plymouth
Hom
W. R. Hutcheson
N. McWethy
Lacey Corey
Iva Cunningham
Orman Hammond
Maurice Chandler
the University
Harry LaRue
Helen
Portland Mills
Ifford Allen
Reese Matson
Aitha Vermillion
George Wright
Gillespie Street
Thomas Howard
Ralph Boone
Howard
Boone
Old
West College
Gwinn Ensign
Lincoln
George Ensign
Albion
Noble County
Johnson Nates
Arthur Hamrick
Thomas Hamrick
Hendricks County
Thomas Shroyer
Indianpolis
Quincy
Shroyer
Cay
Fred Gordon
Loomis & Rose Company of
Mattoon
Terre Haute
D. E Williamson
J. W. McCammack
Jefferson Township
G. Parker
Mill Creek Township
Boonee
Odd Fellows and K. of P
Roachdale
Charles Wood
Youth US Lines
West Side Square
AYS
Greencastle, Indiana
C. S. Sercombe
Vera
Louisville
Grace Moon
Dwight Allen
D. E. Kramer
C.D. Williamson
H. C. Williamson
Porest Hill Cemetery
PWO
Vera Wiseman
Irene Wiseman
Altamont, Il
William Grogan
Edith Smalley
Freda Haspel
Columbia Street
Edith Smalley Haspel
Charley Haspel
Towave
Mathes
J. C. Ellis
Vandalia
Harris Milling Co
Whone
Jersey
Cail Telephone No
Maurice Costello
Mary Charleston
Cutey
Lillian Walker
Wally van
Flora Finch
Bronco Billie
G. M. Anderson
Henry Dixie
Chelsea
Girl Rather
John King
Hamrick Station
Huntington
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Putnam County Setember Ltd
Coun
C. L. Airhart
Airhart
Pty
Orphans’ Home Association
Heral
Phopatid
IL IL
Betaner
Eopath
Kirksville
Spaunhurst Osteopaths
Nieht
Donner Block
Johm Riley
Green
John Willis
South End
Blacksmit
Creencastle
Inquire Herald Office
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