Local Social Notes and Street Work Projects
Local residents visit relatives and travel for business in nearby cities. Road work on Walnut street between Vine and College begins with Roemac binder to renew the curb and street. full improvement within two weeks. Mrs. Fred McNary, once Amanda Goble, lies gravely ill near Stop 27 with Oklahoma ties and a family at her side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Vine Street
College Avenue
Roemac Company
W. W. Jones
Helen Jones
Hendersonville
North Carolina
Greencastle
Jones
Miss Jones
Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas University
Paul Jones
Columbia University
Evanston
Ill
Fred McNary
Amanda Goble
C. P. McNary
Stop 27
Oklahoma
McNary
Local man and employer tangled in muddle over Amo school
Emory Wass, a Greencastle teacher, and Trustee John W. Figg of Clay township battle over Wass's job. Three petitions circulate as patrons split, sparked by a last day misstep and a pupil spanking. No written contract, two sides claim the other broke promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Wass
Greencastle
Ame
John W. Figg
Clay Township
Wass
Amo
Amo School
Figg
Danville Gazette
University fights sewer tax as overassessed benefits
Dr Salem Brown of DePauw University asks Putnam Circuit Court to appoint appraisers to reassess sewer benefits to university property. He argues the city fixed 1 percent per square foot for benefits, higher than individual rates, and that much campus land is unoccupied yet taxed at the same rate. The university also notes residence properties are double charged on vacant lots with no buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Wilson
Salem B.rown
DePauw University
Putnam Circuit Court
Town
Greencastle High School Class of 06 Reunites on Lawn Picnic
The Greencastle high school class of 06 held a Thursday reunion at Miss Jennie Farmer's home east of town. About forty attendees enjoyed lawn greetings, a picnic supper, and a parlor program with a vocal solo by Mrs. Fred O'Hair and a poem read by Miss Martha Ridpath. Attending teachers included Miss Ridpath and others from the old faculty. Distances covered reached Cincinnati Poland Kalsbad Groveland Coatesville Lyons and Vincennes with letters from several members and telegrams from traveling friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle High School
Jennie Farmer
Farmer
Fred O’hair
Martha Ridpath
Lillian Southard
Florence Wood
Mabel Bishop
Marion Woody
Cincinnati
Joseph Ringo
Poland
B. Eiteljorge Kocker
Kalsbad
N. C
Maurice Sutherlin
Groveland
Vern Elrod
Coatesville
Aden Torr
Lyons
Minnie Buster Williams
Columbus
Mary Harris Glove
Wheeling
W. Va
Karl Haspel
Washington, Ind
Bernice Keifer Doddridge
Vincennes
Harry Hughes
Lincoln Chautauqua Company
Clarence Wysong
Minot
Crowd Enjoys Outdoor Concert Despite Cool Evening
A large downtown crowd gathered Thursday evening to hear band music, braving a cool wind but not letting it dampen the entertainment.
Concert by local band enlivening Greencastle square
The Greencastle Booster Club organized a Thursday evening concert at the southeast square corner. Despite cool air and a wary forecast, downtown crowds and traffic filled Indiana and Washington streets as residents enjoyed the band’s program. Plans are discussed for monthly winter concerts in a local theatre with longer, popular programs.
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Greencastle
Indiana
Washington Streets
Court House
Browning Family Holds Eighteenth Annual Reunion
The Browning family gathered in Sinclair grove four miles east of Greencastle for their eighteenth annual reunion. A large crowd enjoyed a bountiful noon dinner, an afternoon program with children's speeches and Rev. Brown, followed by social time. Officers elected for the year: Robert L. Browning president, James L. Browning vice president, Helen Browning secretary. Relative attendees included Mrs. FE Sapps and children of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perigo of Otterbein, and others from Otterbein Indianapolis Lafayette Brazil and Indianapolis.
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Browning
Sinclair Grove
Greencastle
Beautiful Grove
Brown
Robert L. Browning
James L. Browning
Helen Browning
FE. Sapps
Kansas City
Frank Perigo
Otterbein
Ind
Tutner Perigo
Susan Bailey
Brazil
Caroline Pierson
Indianapolis
Amanda Polly
Lee Priest
Lafayette
Hamilton Reunion Set For August On Mary R. Hamilton Farm
The annual Hamilton reunion will be held Sunday August 29 on the Mary R. Hamilton farm two miles west of Morton. S. C. Prevo and his son Henry and his brother Charles of West Union Illinois left today for Tulsa Oklahoma to transact business.
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Ralph Knoll
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Hamilton
Mary R. Hamilton
Morton
S. C. Prevo
Henry
Charles
West Union, Il
Tuskahoma, Texas
Lost cameo brooch and found keys ad in Herald
Lost a cameo brooch. Reward offered at Herald office. Found two large brass keys. Owner can claim at Herald office after paying this advertisement fee. For sale wheat seed Rudy six hundred bushels at 1.25 per bushel. sample at Citizens Bank. For sale standard sewing machine in very good condition. call 514. Green Castle area D W Hurst R A 3 Brick Chapel phone.
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Citizens Bank
D. W. Hurst
R. A
Greencastle
Phone
Herald Office
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised For Digestive Relief
A reader from Holland New York commends Chamberlain's Tablets as an excellent remedy for indigestion and constipation after trying a couple of bottles about a year ago. The advertisement notes availability everywhere.
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C. S. Colby
Holland
N.Y
Festival at Fox Ridge M. E. on Aug. 27
E B Taylor traveled to Anderson for business. A festival is planned at Fox Ridge M. E. church Friday night August 27 inviting all.
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Fox Ridge
M. E. Durch
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Roachdale
E. T. Price
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Howard Harris
Putnamville
Ruth Ozment
Mary Ozment
Reelsville
Arthur Plummer
Louis Stevens
Stevens
State Farm
J. C. Cammack
Central National Bank
Frank Hester
Gwinn
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Marie Gwinn
William Sutherlin
Cleve Thomas
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E. A. Browning
Corner Wash
Vine Streets
Lyric
Charles Chaplin
McCurry & Reed
House Furnisher
Greencastle, Indiana
W. H. Williamson
Ernest Herbert
Manhattan
W. R. Hutcheson
Col. N. D. Miles
Nicholsville, Ky
D. C. Hughes
West Walnut Street
Col. Miles
Mr. Hughes
Old Deer Derek
Putnam County
Heber Ellis
Ellis
DePauw Athletics
Virgil Cash
Belle Union
John Pfaff
W. M. McGaughey
W. M. Moser
Thomas Darnell
Darnell
Mabel Rudisill
H. C. Rudisill
Columbia Street
Eleanore Franklin
Houston Franklin
Colored Baptist Church
South Greencastle
Ferrel
Mt. Zion Colored Baptist Church of
Forest Hill Cemetery
James Morgan
South Jackson Street
Miss Hazel
Charles E. Wood
A. M. Hootman
Christian Church
Arkansas
Mr. Wood
James Wood
George F. Mull
Methodist Hospital
Mr. Mull
Manilla
Rush County
Yale Law School
Indianapolis Star
Mull
Supt
Martin
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Mrs
John Wass
West
Casion
John Maloney
T. Riley
Thorntown
City
Chas. Gray
Cloverdale, Ind
COAL
J. W. Herod
Binder
Marshall & O’hair
Wee
Jersey
Zeis & Company
Suas
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Hamilton Family Reunion
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Greencastle Produce Co
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Lele Luck
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Anderson
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