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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1928

Page

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Telephone Employes to Attend Hosea Convention at Martinsville

Four Greencastle Telephone Co. workers will represent the firm at the Hosea Telephone Companies convention in Martinsville at the Home Lawn Hotel. The 10 o clock morning session will host an employee school to discuss telephone problems and broaden knowledge and ties with peers from other companies. A previous local school drew about 150 attendees.

Greencastle Telephone Co Hosea Telephone Companies Home Lawn Martinsville Cit

Say! A Greencastle column rounds up odd notes

A Greencastle column by Charles J. Arnold touches on varied topics from mail flight improvements for Havre to New York and local chatter about Prohibition plans, threshing at a farm, a self defense claim in Indianapolis, a nosy litmus test joke, and plans for a fish market near the university. It also notes Rotary menus and the return of DePauw ROTC head Captain Bernie McMahon, greeting him and his family.

Impressive Rites for Roachdale Boy Winston Ashby

Roachdale Aug 13 One of the saddest funeral services in years was held for Winston Ashby 15 son of Mr and Mrs Howard Ashby drowned Friday while swimming in Lake Michigan at Chicago. Dr G L Mackintosh former Wabash College president preached a tribute noting the boy as a popular local youth. Burial followed at Oak Hill Crawfordsville. The bereaved father stationed in Chicago is said to be seriously prostrated. Winston was a charter member of the Ishem Floyd chapter of the Children of the American Revolution, the Crawfordsville chapter organized three years ago.

Roachdale Winston Ashby Howard Ashby Lake Michigan Roachdale Presbyterian Church G. L. Mackintosh Wabash College Mackintosh Lee Street Chicago Ishem Floyd The Children of the American Revolution Crawfordsville

Escape Stirs Search for Marshall County Farmer

Federal and local officers hunted Aug 14 for Albert Anderson a 54 year old Marshall County farmer who escaped from Logansport Northern Hospital for the Insane after being committed for writing a letter threatening President Coolidge. Police tracked him toward South Bend or Plymouth as the manhunt continued.

South Bend St. Joseph Marshall Counties Albert Anderson Marshall County Northern Hospital For Logansport Plymouth

Gillen to Address Democratic Club

The Democratic Club holds its regular meeting in the Court House assembly room on Saturday at 2 50 in the afternoon. C C Gillen will address the club and attendees are urged to attend.

Gillen Democratic Club Court House C. C. Gillen

Mighty Indus Flood Threatens Frontier Region in India

A shattered ice dam on the Shyok River in the Karakorams unleashed a massive flood racing toward Skardo and the Indus frontier. Villages evacuate as engineers rush to reinforce the Attock bridge and authorities warn residents along the Indus Valley. Royal air force aviators assist with warnings.

Simla India INS Indus Valley Shyok Karakoran Frontier Skardo Attock Indus Peshawar Royal Air Force Kabul Valley Bomba Leh Himalayas Shyok River Kashimir Glacier Lake

DePauw Grad George W. Julien Laid To Rest In Delphi

Funeral services were held in Delphi for George W. Julien a 73 year old Carroll county attorney and civic leader. A DePauw University graduate of 1881 and Cincinnati Law School 1884 he practiced law in Delphi for 44 years and is survived by his widow and several relatives.

Delphi Ind George W. Julien Carroll County Bar Associations Caroll Julien Asbury University DePauw University Cincinnati Law School Don Julien Brooklyn N. M Taylor Julien Tucomeari, N. M Arthur Gros

Lindbergh Impostor Boards Plane at Hoosier Airport

In Indianapolis a stranger named Charles Lindbergh asked for a flight. The attendant, unsure, confirmed no kin to the famed pilot. Pilot Harold C. Brooks gave him a ride free of charge after the man claimed to be Lindbergh.

Indianapolis INS Hoosier Charles Lindbergh Colonel Lindbergh Lindy Charles T. Lindbergh Harold C. Brooks

Putnam County Sees First 1928 Child Health Clinic

The first 1928 Putnam County Child Health clinic held in Reelsville was highly successful. Examinations for children up to school age are free, run by Dr. Moriaty of the University of Minnesota with county nurse Carol Shoultz and nurse Maude J. Welsh assisting. The schedule includes Putnamville on Tuesday and Cloverdale at the high school on Wednesday for Cloverdale and Jefferson townships families.

Putnam County Reelsville State Board of Health Moriaty University of Minnesota Carol Shoultz Maude J. Welsh

Husband of Former Bainbridge Girl Dies

Eugene M. Reid 22, Chaumont apartment Indianapolis died of heart disease after a minor operation at Indiana Christian Hospital. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. at McNeely & Sons Chapel. Survived by widow Mary Black Reid, parents John S. and Mrs. Reid, and brother Stuart. Mrs Reid is Bainbridge granddaughter of John and Mrs Black.

Indianapolis Eugene M. Reid Chaumont Eleventh Street College Avenue McNeely & Sons Funeral North Meridian Street Reid Indianapolis News Indiana Christian Hospital Mary Black Reid John S. Reid Stuart Reid

Dalby heads to Roundhouse for Baptist meeting

Elder J. N. Dalby travels to Roundhouse Missouri for an old Baptist gathering. Dr. W. M. McGaughey is named pension examiner succeeding Dr. Hanna. Virgil Grimes and Milton Wyatt attend the Quincey picnic. Mr. and Mrs. David Badger and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merkel camp on Big Walnut west of town.

Old Baptist W. M. McGaughey Hanna Virgil Grimes Milton Wyatt Quincey David Badger Charles Merkel Big Walnut

South Bend Man Kills Self as Police Enter Home

Austin Pavey, 38, suspected in the slaying of Mrs. Lillie Mae Carmean, 3, shot by a lone motorist earlier near Prairie avenue. Police traced him to his South Bend residence. as officers opened his bedroom door, Pavey used a gun to kill himself. Witnesses cited a car license connected to him.

South Bend Ind Austin Pavey Lillie Mae Carmean Tavey Pavey

Parrish Taken to State Farm After Fornication Conviction

Walter Parrish aged 26 of Greencastle is sent to Indiana State Farm for 20 days for fornication with potential 133 day maximum if fines and costs aren’t paid. Attorneys chose to accept the jury penalty. An affidavit charges Edith Browning, 21, with fornication and she is expected to plead guilty.

Walter Parrish South Greencastle Greencastle Indiana Parrish Edith Browning Charles McGaughey

Property Transactions Shuffle Between Russellville and Crawfordsville

D L Watkins sold his Russellville residence to Frank McGaughey and bought property in Crawfordsville. The Watkins family will move there soon while Mr and Mrs Frank McGaughey will relocate from their farm in Russellville.

Russellville D. L. Watkins Frank McGaughey Watkins Crawfordsville

Wounded Indiana bandit dies in Louisville

James Craycroft 19 of Logansport Ind died at Louisville City Hospital from a gunshot wound after a city police chase following a $60.85 filling station robbery. Clayton Freese 21 of Alverdton Ohio remained jailed on robbery charges in another case. Craycroft had confessed to several robberies before dying.

Louisville INS James Craycroft Logansport Ind Marvin Greenwell Craycroft Clayton Freese Alverd Ton Ohio Feese

Weather outlook for fair night and warmer Wednesday

The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with a slight warm up. Wind and humidity levels are expected to remain low across most regions.

Beech Grove youths present A Poor Married Man farce

Beech Grove residents will stage A Poor Married Man a three act farce at Bellmore Community Hall on Saturday night August 18. Floyd Blacketer plays the poor husband with Mrs. W. P. Henryman as the mother in law Zoie is Freda Lawter and Harold Wilson the colored butler. Other cast members include Hazel Blacketer Lee Lowdermilk Frances McAlinden and Neil Stinson.

Beech Grove Bellmore Floyd Blacketer Hazel Blacketer Lee Lowdermilk Frances McAlinden Neil Stinson

Young Spencer pastor unharmed on doom day in Spencer

The Rev. Frank Dewey McFadden 29 pastor of the split Baptist Church in Spencer Indiana survived a threated doom day after a blackmail letter warned him to quit his pulpit by Aug 13. An all night praise service attracted friends from Covington Kentucky and elsewhere as he preached on The Second Coming of Christ. The rebuilt church auditorium seating about fifty was crowded with parishioners and he planned weeklong services to mark the victory.

Havre France New York Prohibition Spencer Hell Orville Kerr Franklin Ind Jesus Christ McFadden

Former Roachdale Woman Dies in Chicago Hospital

Lora Payne 44, a Roachdale native, died Saturday night in a Chicago hospital after an illness with complications. She was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M D Payne and lived in Chicago and New York since 1913 after her father’s death. Surviving are three brothers Fred Guy and Ralph of Chicago two half brothers Glenn of New York and Russell of Lafayette and her Roachdale stepmother. The body arrived in Roachdale Tuesday. Funeral services were held at the Christian Church Tuesday at three with burial in Roachdale cemetery.

Lora Payne Roachdale Chicago M.D. Payne New York Fred Guy Ralph Glenn Russell Lafayette The Christian Church Roachdale Cemetery

Bainbridge Conflagration Destroys Station House and Oil Truck

A back fire from an oil truck caused a massive fire in Bainbridge destroying a house, an oil station of White Oil Company, and an oil truck. Roy Eads suffered severe burns while attempting to extinguish the blaze as fire crews watched from a distance for fear of explosion. Safety valves in the large gasoline and kerosene tanks vented steam, averting a major explosion.

Roy Eads Bainbridge Roachdale Greencastle Monon Eads Ead True & True Lumber Mr. Eads Ida Rice Central Trust Company Roachdale Fire Department John Goddard

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Charles J. Arnold Philip Smith Green Mill Smith B. Johnson Seminary Ollege Avenue Leona Kelly County Recorder Cooper Ooper John Cannon Greencastle Rotary Club Annon Rotary Club Oon Bernie McMahon DePauw R. 0. T Charlie Bernie Sevral Frontier Region Depauw Grad Putnamville Huband Mrs. Reid John Black J. N. Dalby Roundhouse, Mo Self Covington Louisville, KY Young Spencer Owen County
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