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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1929

Page

2

Local Gossip Notes From Greencastle and Vicinity

Eugene Dobbs of Indianapolis spent Wednesday with friends in Greencastle. Several residents travel to Indianapolis and Portland for visits. A Bainbridge man injured when cement fell on him near state road 43 remains stable. Town Marshal Potter recovers abandoned automobile linked to Mohawk resident. Local hospital reports multiple tonsil removals and illnesses including a child with cholera infantum. A stolen Miss Georgiana Rockwell car linked to a $2,500 Indianapolis holdup is recovered. A Camp Crosley training trip for Greencastle High School football players is arranged. A Lafayette rail worker injured in a lower body accident shows slight improvement.

George Potter Russellville W W. E. Williamson Mohawk Ind Georgiana Rockwell Indianapolis Cloverdale Mary Boone Louise Boone Walter F. Farmer Miss Boone Greencastle High School Danville State Normal College Moses Boone College Avenue Ben Davis

DePauw Family Enrolls En Masse at Columbia Summer School

New York Aug 15 An eight member DePauw University family joins Columbia University summer program. Dr W Vernon Lytle head of psychology brings Mrs Lytle and children Clara Marilyn Vernon Jr Dawn Starr Strohm to study and to attend Horace Mann kindergarten and university nursery school.

New York INS Columbia Univerisity W. Vernon Lytle DePauw University Columbia Strohm Clara Marylin Vernon, Jr Dawn Starr University Department of Education

Martial law threat looms over Chicago steel district

Federal agents and Justice investigators prepared for at least 20 more arrests in East Chicago and surrounding northern Illinois as a cleanup aimed at the Chicago Outfit syndicate led by Al Capone continues. U S District Attorney Oliver Loomis called the conditions so corrupt that martial law might be justified.

Chicago INS Illinois Department of Justice U. S Oliver Loomis Aoote al Capone

Robbery Suspects Nabbed After Farmers Bank Heist

Sheriff Samuel Cole of Williamsport Indiana reported capturing two men, William Wilson and John Backer, linked to the Marshfield Farmers Bank robbery of $1462.50. The pair were traced after they bought cigars with $10 bills, letting female clerks keep the change as a telltale clue.

ST. Louis Samuel Cole Williamsport Indiana Farmers’ Bank Marshfield William Wilson John Backer

Marriage License for Donald Cey and Zelma Robards

Donald L. Cey of Indianapolis 26 and Zelma Beryl Robards 4 at home Green Cast le sought a marriage license in Greencastle.

Donald L. Cey Indianapolis Zelma Beryl Robards Greencastle

Trial presiding judge may hear motion next Monday

The continuation indicates the presiding judge will likely hear a motion next Monday. If the motion is overruled, the judge will probably immediately set Snook’s execution date.

Snook

Grain Elevator Burns in Greenfield Fire

The Otto Rittig grain elevator in Greenfield was destroyed by a night fire, leaving smouldering ruins and an estimated loss of $20,000 for the structure and its contents. Autorities investigated as fire crews fought the last embers.

Greenfield INS Otto Rittig

Ruling Tightens Car Use for DePauw Students

DePauw University imposes new limits on student car use. Only essential car owners or those whose families live in Greencastle may drive, with bans during the first and last five days of each term. Out of town students face driving restrictions, and nonresidents must stay in designated housing unless granted permission.

DePauw University Greencastle Persident G. Bromley Oxnam Florence Longden Hall

Obituary: Dr. O. B. Runnels Dies in Indianapolis

Dr. O. B. Runnels, a well known local physician, died at his home in Indianapolis today after several weeks of illness. He was eighty two years old.

W. D. Conn Bainbridge W. M. McGaughey Greencastle Indianapolis Spear Pittman Runnels

Livestock Prices Dip at Cannapolis Auction

Hogs spiked down 15 to 25 cents with slow activity. Bulk 140 to 280 pound hogs sold 10.35 to 11.85. Cattle mostly steady but unappealing quality. Wealers steady with $16 decrease. Sheep and lambs strong with better lambs at 12 to 13.50 and some at 15.50. Fat ewes 4.50 to 6.50, breeding ewes up to 7.

Cannapolis Ind

Morton residents host and visit across towns

Miss Freda Lawter visited Devo tee Potter and Miss Norma Potter in Russellville last week. Mrs. Nell Bettis and children of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mrs. Russell O'Haver. Mrs. Helen Maddox stayed with her daughter Mrs. Roy Detro in Fincastle last week. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Clodfelter of Lafayette were guests of Mrs. Carrie Clodfelter Saturday night. W. S. Lawter and family visited Forest Potter and wife in Waveland. Kathleen Clodfelter visits in Indianapolis this week. Howard Farrow and wife called on John Burnside near Milligan. Mr. and Mrs. Long of Illinois with Mr. and Mrs. Oral Maddox and son spent Tuesday with Mrs. Helen Maddox.

Freda Lawter Potter Norma Potter Russellville Nell Bettis Indianapolis Russell O'Haver Helen Maddox Roy Detro Fincastle Glen Clodfelter Lafayette Carrie Clodfelter W. S. Lawter Forest Potter Waveland Kathleen Clodfelter Howard Farrow John Burnsides Milligan Mrs. Long Ilinois Oral Maddox

DePauw Grants 250 Rector Scholarships In One Year

Dr. Henry B. Longden of the Edward Rector Scholarship Foundation mailed 250 copies of President Foster's Should Students Study to new Rector Scholars entering DePauw this September. Ten additional scholarships were announced, with recipients from Illinois and Indiana. Dr. Longden quoted the rector on college education emphasizing hard work and diligent study.

Foster Henry B. Longden Edward Rector Rector DePauw Dr. Longden Longden Illinois Indiana Donald Oakland Maywood Walter Shirey Gary Delbert Jeffers Girard William Baird Jamaica Ill Ben Taylor Odon Kenneth Dawailt Salem Robert Newell Marion Frank Mardis Mauckport Alfred Whitehead Muncie Robert Brunow Seymour

Expectant Unwed Mother Shoots Alleged Father in Public

In South Bend Indiana Pansy Funk 20 of Lapaz shot and killed Jesse Mater 23 father of her unborn child during an argument on a street near his apartment. She risks first degree murder charges and possible electric chair. prosecutor says death penalty possible with premeditation. Mater was separated from his wife and father to two boys.

South Bend Ind Jesse Mater Pansy Funk Lapaz Harry Taylor Mater

Brown Family Reunion Planned for August 18 in Somerset

Somerset notes announce the Brown family reunion to be held here next Sunday August 18. mentions of visits from John Watts Paul Hibbs Audrey Sadler and relatives from Denver Omaha Hillsboro and Darnell O Hair families. multiple local injuries and accidents plus a threshing ring settlement at Frank Lane home Friday night.

Brown John Watts Paul Hibbs Marshall Audrey Sadler Hillsboro Ernest Darnell Denver Colo Aaron Eberly Omaha Nebraska Fernando O Hair O'Hair Daenell Eberly Dorothy Wysong John Wysong Lorna Russell Thomas Frank Lane Helen James Pace Davenport Clay Collins J. F. O'Hair Samuel Baird Wayne O’hair

Second Pilot Named For Indiana Plane Adventure

Lieut. Walter Peck becomes the second pilot for an endurance flight from Schoenfeld Ind to break cross country speed records. Peck and Lieut. Lawrence Genaro plan a trans continental hop to New York and Los Angeles with refueling in Indianapolis and a return tour of Indiana visiting airports. They fly a Flamingo plane with a Pratt and Whitney engine and hold 650 gallons of fuel.

Indianapolis Ind Walter Peck United States Army Flying Corps Schoenfield Peck Lawrence Genaro Hoosier St. Louis Genaro Indiana Cincinnati

Hurst reunion draws many from valley and visitors

Several locals attended the Hurst reunion Sunday. Prof. Homer Higgins and Augusta family visited last week with H. O. Higgins and family. Various callers including Ruth Ruark, Elbert Tincher, Cecil Newman, Neva Doulphis, S. A. Monday, Oran Buis, and Wm. Newman and spouses were noted.

Our Valley Hurst Homer Higgins Augusta H. O. Higgins Ruth Ruark Mingle Robinson Elbert Tincher Cecil Newman Neva Doulphis S. A Oran Buis Wm. Newman L. E. McGinnis Mr. Thompson O. H. McNary

Sunday School Class Elects Officers at Fillmore church

The Day Gleaners Sunday school class at Fillmore M E met August 5 with ten members. Officers elected include President Bernice Smith and vice president Thelma Wright. The year will start September 2 using Know Your Bible as study guide.

Fillmore M. E. Sunday School Ida Day Ruth Ragan Edmon Steward Bernice Smith Thelma Wright Ruby Robinson Inez Pruitt Lela Wade Goldie Clark Nellie Ragan Kate Oliver

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