Funeral of Mrs James P Naylor
Services were held at the Emily residence on East Seminary Street at 2 30 this afternoon. Burial followed at Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
East Seminary Street
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1912
Page
1
Funeral Services Held For Mrs Naylor At Seminary Street Home
Mrs Naylor died Friday night and funeral services were held at her East Seminary Street residence at 2 30 PM. Rev B Beck of Locust Street Church officiated with Dr H A Gobin assisting. A brief life sketch was read by J Gobin as mourners filled the gathering. The cortege proceeded to Forest Hill Cemetery for a graveside service. Pallbearers included Professors H J Banks N W Barnes Dr W I Wahlen R W Shafer Professor H Longdon and Racer Bittles. Floral tributes expressed community affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 1. Wahlen
R W. .Shafer
H. Longdon
Racer Bittles
Indiana State Fair offers agriculture scholarship contest
Four boys aged 16 to 20 may win Purdue University Agriculture scholarships at the Indiana State Fair dairy and grain judging contest. Prizes include 100, 75, 50, 25 dollars plus a silver cup for top dairy judging. Details from Secretary Chas Downing. contest held Sept 3 at 8 a.m. in the Coliseum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University School of Agriulture
Uesday
Indiana
Purdue University School of Agriculture
American Tolstein-Freicisian Record Association
Chas, Downing
Vigo County Democrats Urge Registration Efforts
A Friday night school of instruction at Democratic headquarters in the Grand Opera House block drew precinct committeemen and local leaders. James L. Randel and Donn M. Roberts led discussions on registration law and rallying voters for the three day session September 6 7 and 9. Additional remarks from C A Kuttman Mark Lyday and others accompanied a plan to organize every precinct with an executive committee to boost Democratic turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
James L. Randel
Greencastle
Donn M. Roberts
Joseph Shea
Appellate Cour
Randel
Roberts
Vigo County
State Democratic Committee
C. A. Kuttman
Brazil
Mark Lyday
Vigo
Vermillion County
Wilson
Bull Moosers
F. H Jett
Perry Douglas
Phillip Long
Michael Deascee
James Gossom
Richard A. Werneke
W. H.roberts
Mercer
Crockett
F. A
Sudden Thunderstorm Delays Traffic in Greencastle
Greencastle and nearby areas were hit by a severe thunder and lightning storm. Traffic on the interurban was delayed for a time as showers dropped more than a quarter inch in about ten minutes. The day peaked at 95 degrees at noon before the storm, which lasted about an hour and then cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Voters Eligible for Citizens Registration on September 6
Voters can again qualify for Citizens as registration opens September 6. Officials say the full registration will not be as costly as during the May session.
September voter registration to proceed with audits and inspections
The September registration set for Friday September 6 aims to avoid May election confusion. The county auditor leads preparations while commissioners pick polling places and appoint inspectors and clerks. Those not registering in May must register in September or October, with moved residents showing May residence and certified copies. Books stay in auditor’s custody, public access is required, and September costs are expected to be lower as about half the vote is registered now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Registration Board
Farmers Picnic At Haze letts Grove Promises Huge Turnout
The Farmers' Picnic at Haze letts Grove Thursday will feature a merry go round side shows lunch counters and other attractions. Congressman Ralph W. Moss and Felix Blanken baker will give addresses and an Indianapolis woman will discuss housekeeping topics. The organizing committee expects the event to be the county's greatest ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelett’s Grove
Ralph W. Moss
Felix Blankenbaker
Indianapolis
Death of Thomas Gibbs at age seventy three
Thomas Gibbs aged seventy three died at his Illinois street home about nine o clock Sunday night after a long illness. The funeral service is planned for Wednesday morning with time and place to be announced. He is survived by a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gibbs
Illinois Street
Gibbs
Col C C Matson to Attend the Sixth Indiana Cavalry Reunion
Lieut Col C C Matson of Green Castle is expected to attend the Sixth Indiana Cavalry reunion at Memorial Hall in Terre Haute on Wednesday and Thursday. He likely will join the first day sessions. Widows wives and daughters of regiment members will attend the sessions. The reunion is anticipated to be one of the association’s most successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Matson
Greencastle
Indiana Cavalary
Memorial Hall
Matson
Terre Haute
Committees to Meet R A Ogg for Farmers Picnic Plans
Heads of committees convene with R A Ogg at 7:30 Monday August 20 at his home to finalize arrangements for the forthcoming Farmers Picnic set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Ogg
Wilson & Marshall Club To Hold Second Meeting
The Wilson and Marshall club schedules its second meeting this evening at 7 30 in the courthouse assembly room. Democrats and supporters of Wilson and Marshall are urged to attend this year’s gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & Marshall Club
Court House
Wilson & Marshall
Sermon Denounces Excuses as Hindrance to Salvation
Rev. G. H. L. Beeman preached at the Airdome, urging that excuses block acceptance of Christ. He outlined seven excuses, from shame to delaying conversion, stressing faith in God and the immediacy of salvation. Five pastors participated and a solo by Chas MeGregor closed the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. L. Beeman
Airdome
Beeman
Satan
Garden
Mden
Adam
Christ
Jesus
Heaven
God
Chas
Gregor
Revival Service Draws 1600 at Prospect and Nelson
More than 1,600 people attended the tent meeting at Prospect and Nelson streets where about fifteen South state churches conduct union revival services. Rev. Henry Ostrom of Greencastle spoke on Religious Prejudices urging people to shed old beliefs and view religion in a broader perspective as he concludes several weeks of services and continues for another week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
Nelson Streets
Henry Ostrom
Greencastle
Ostrom
Indianapolis News
Local Man Appointed Principal of Lafayette High School
William M. Smith, son of Rev. L. B. Smith, is named principal of Lafayette High School. The announcement highlights his new role and ties to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Smith
Rev. L. 8S. Smith
Lafayette Uian
Principal chosen for West Side High School in Lafayette
Lafayette Aug 19. The West Side high school trustees selected William Merrill Smith as principal after reviewing 25 applications. Smith last year led Crookston Minnesota high schools to a state football and basketball championship and is related to local residents. He will be notified by telegraph and expected to report for the new school opening September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
West, Side High School
William Merrill Smith
Crookston
Minn
Smith
Lewis 8
St. Paul'’s Church of
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Manfred C Wright
Pines
DePauw University
Odell
Greencastle
Minnesota
West Side
Rober
Roosevelt’s Shifting Ties to a Changing Republican Party
The piece argues Theodore Roosevelt has long been tied to the Republican Party yet leaves it now as the party remains corrupt but more responsive to public opinion. It cites Roosevelts earlier endorsements of party figures and offices from 1882 to 1898 as evidence of his complex associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Assembly
New York
James G. Blaine
Roosevelt and Taft clash over party and nomination
The text argues that Theodore Roosevelt sought nominations across multiple years and roles, accusing the Republican party of corruption and failure to nominate him. It contends a new party is needed to replace a rejected Roosevelting. The World’s comment is cited as clear proof of the crime of iniquity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Platt
Republican Party
Theodore Norsevelt
Quay
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Roosevelt
Taft
Freak pig on display shocks Crawfordsville town
A deformed pig at R E Koslauser's drug store on Green Street drew speculation. The animal, brought by Pat Lane from a Lane family litter, resembles an elephant with a large body and blue eyes, has a two inch trunk like proboscis, and died within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. EB. Koslauzer
North Green Street
Pat Lane
Lane
Crawfordsville Journal
Death of Edward Scott in Russellville
Edward Scott of Harrisburg Illinois died of diabetes Friday night August 9 1912 after a period of illness. Born August 18 1867 at Portland Mills he married Lena Leota Mullikan March 8 1894. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Freeze and burial followed at the local cemetery with the Masonic lodge in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Scott
Harrisburg
Ill
Andrew Wilson
Mr. Scott
James T
Ann Roseville Scott
Portland Mills
Lena Leota Mullikan
Freeze
Masonic Lodge
Wells Return From College Corner Visit
Harry Wells has returned from several days visit in College Corner Ohio. His mother Mrs Lee Wells who is also visiting in College Corner will return to Greencastle the latter part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wells
College Corner
Ohio
Lee Wells
Greencastle
Driver Hurt When Auto In Ditch In Clover Dale
Hershal Foster of Clover Dale suffered a broken left shoulder blade and a dislocated arm after a vehicle rolled over and became trapped under the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershal Foster
Cloverdale
Car crash injures Cloverdale pair near Bloomington
In Cloverdale, Herschal Foster and his daughter Florence were injured when a car flipped after passing wagons on the National road near Bloomington pike. Foster suffered a dislocated left arm and a broken shoulder blade. Florence cut arm. Son Gaylord unharmed. companion Fred Wingert unhurt. The party was brought to Cloverdale for treatment. both are recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschal Foster
Cloverdale
Florence
Mr. Foster
Gaylord
Fred Wingert
National Road
Bloomington Street Pike
Indianapolis
Payne and Leavitt Threaten to Quit Bull Moose County Ticket
Brazil correspondent reports G S Payne and William Leavitt threaten to abandon the Bull Moose party if a county ticket is named. Payne allegedly voted thirteen proxies for his brother Albert Payne in recent Republican conventions and asserts a new party stance in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Moose
Indianapolis News
G. S. Payne
Leavitt
Brazil
The
Times
William Leavitt
G. S
Albert Payne
Payne
Second the Motion Says Governor Calls Tariff a Dam
The Kansas City Journal quotes Governor Wilson calling the tariff a bulwark that has become a dam. The article questions whether the word nuisance should be inserted to reflect criticism of tariff policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Kansas City Journal
Catholic Church Lawn Fete Draws Big Crowd Tonight
Amusement for all ages fills the church lawn as stalls games and treats promise a lively evening. Organizers welcome parishioners and visitors to enjoy a neighborhood event under clear skies.
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James P Naylor
Oat
NDIAN
State Board OF Agriulture
KPAL
A B. Hubbard
Lemer
Itsle Township
Nancy Craver
Ray L. Gilmore
Geo. B. Craver
Floyd Rockwell
Warren Melter
J. Hartownship
Putnam Ville
Russell- Nellie Chapman
Singleton
Sithan Isaac Quarry Cn
Harrison Ruark
Warren Township
Phillips
Sims
Broadpark
Walter Chapin
Fred Chapin
Monroe Township
M. Clebison
Ville
SIVE
Col
Charles Rector
South Side
Logal
Henry George
Russellville
Attorney G. 8S. Payne
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