Golf Match Sparks Toast With Marshmallows
Sunday afternoon at the club house veranda in Greencastle features Fred Snively and Miss Helen Black in a ladies friendly match with Mrs. John Melville and Mr. Snively. Miss Black wins with clever shots and luck, the prize a dollar box of marshmallows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Snively
Helen Black
Miss Black
John Melville
Snively
Bobby Jones
Luck
A- G
Brown
Neely O’hair
Andrew Hanna
Joe Jim
Hanna
Mr. Snively
Effa Sutherlin to be buried Wednesday
Effa Sutherlin 43 wife of Peter Sutherlin died at her brother Earl Taylor's home after a two week illness. She leaves ten children, five brothers, three sisters and her parents Mr and Mrs George Taylor. The funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 pm at Deer Creek Church with burial in Deer Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effa Sutherlin
Peter Sutherlin
Earl Taylor
Indiana and
Larrabee Streets
George Taylor
Deer Creek
Deer Creek Cemetery
Bainbridge Girl Sues Kidnapper in Municipal Court
Miss Juanita L Libka of Bainbridge sues Russell Karnes of Beech Grove for 325 dollars in damages. She accuses Karnes of employing her as confidential clerk and booking officer and refusing to return a 200 dollar bond. An imposter impersonator, Chatman Karnes alias Sparks, 2 years old, was arrested for threatening to arrest the couple and obtaining 200 dollars from the girl's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Russell Karnes
Beech Grove
Juanita L. Libka
Bainbridge
Libka
Karnes
W. H. Manifold
Louisville
Chatman Karnes
Sparks
East Michigan Street
Miss Libka
Beeks Sentenced to Penal Farm for Kicking Girl
Elmer Beeks received ninety days at the state penal farm plus a five dollar fine and costs after a Police court ruling in Wabash Indiana. The defendant argued he had only struck and kicked a local girl he was courting she testified through bandages and said she had three broken ribs from the blows. The mayor noted the sentence was the maximum permissible under the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Elmer Beeks
James Wilson
Beeks
Wilson
DePauw Choir Featured in Movietone Show in Winona Lake
A historic movietone film shot in Winona Lake on August 12 will be shown at the Billy Sunday Tabernacle on August 29. The event includes the Chor us Choir and DePauw University Choir performances, Ruth Rodeheaver Thomas solos, and talks by Paul Rader and Billy Sunday. The Fox Film Company will supply sound equipment for the two hour program starting at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Ind
INS
Indiana
Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Paul Rader
Billy Sunday
DePauw University
Ruth Rodeheaver Thomas
Homer Rodeheaver
Fox Film Company
New York
Efficacy Views Divergent on Kellogg Briand Pact Across Europe
Across Europe opinions vary on the Kellogg Briand treaty. England hopes it blocks future wars, France believes it may succeed, Germany shows mixed views, Italy remains skeptical, and Soviet Russia may sign despite Moscow forecasts. Paris hosts celebrations for the Multilateral treaty with Kellogg and Herrick en route to Rambouillet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Europe
England
Germany
Italy
Soviet
Russia
Moscow
France
Farm inmate Wanted for Murder in Mockville NC
Richmond Indiana August 27 Earnest Jarrett alias King Crawford and Cherry Red serving sentence at state penal farm for bootlegging is sought on a murder charge in Mockville North Carolina. North Carolina officers heading to Indiana to take Jarrett who was sentenced from this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Earnest Jarrett
King Crawford
Cherry Red
Mockville
N. C
North Carolina
Indiana
Jarrett
Parking ban ends Circle parking in Indianapolis
Mayor L Ert Slack signed an ordinance prohibiting parking on Monument Circle about ten days from Aug 28. The measure also bars angle parking on Indiana Avenue Massachusetts Avenue Virginia Avenue and Kentucky Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Monument Circle
L. Ert Slack
Indiana
Massachusetts
Virginia
Kentucky
Governor Sorlie Dies of Heart Attack in North Dakota
Governor A. G. Sorlie of North Dakota died from a heart attack at his home in Bismarck early today. The death tolls the state’s top executive, with physicians confirming the cause of death as a heart attack. He served as governor since 1933 and faced economic and political pressures during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
INS
A. G. Sorlie
North Dakota
Editorial Endorses Gov. Al Smith for President
In The Herald today an editorial reprints and endorses Gov. Al Smith for president. The piece explains the paper’s views and reasons for favoring Smith, noting the editorial’s value for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio
al Smith
Smith
Gas leak incapacitates workers on College Avenue project
A leaking gas main on north College avenue left four Green Castle Gas & Electric Co workers ill while laying pipes before a concrete pavement. Raymond Lady, about 30, fainted and spent two hours unconscious before hospital care. Burkhalter, his son Emmett, and John Hilton also suffered illness but recovered. Hilton returned to work then fell ill again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North College Avenue
Greencastle Gas & Electric Co
Raymond Lady
H. FE. Burkhalter
Emmett Burkhalter
John Hilton
Hilton
W. R. Hutcheson
Eight Firemen Injured In Downtown Plant Fire
Eight firemen were slightly injured while battling a blaze at Klee & Company Inc bottling works at 425 South Delaware Street. The fire caused more than 70000 dollars in damage and led to a second alarm as downtown fire units concentrated on the scene. Origin of the fire remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Klee & Company, Inc
Delaware Street
Twenty Years Ago in Greencastle from The Herald
From the files: Putnamville reports twelve ill with typhoid fever. Mrs. C C Hurst travels to New Market to join Paul Conley and group for a camping expedition. W L Denman and J L Randel trio depart for St Louis with Mississippi trip to Memphis and New Orleans. Ernest Browning and Glen Blackford of Central National Bank attend Crawfordsville fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hurst
New Market
Paul Conley
W. L. Denman
J. L. Randel
St. Louis
Mississippi
Memphis
New Orleans
Ernest Browning
Glen Blackford
The
Central National Bank
Crawfordsville
Al Smith Forced to Make First Public Campaign Speech
Governor Al Smith was hustled from his car by a ten thousand strong Newark crowd and moved to the City Hall steps to deliver his first campaign speech. He thanked supporters, praised the enthusiasm in New Jersey, and pledged to uphold Democratic confidence as he shifts to the White House race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Borst
I. N.S
New York
al Smith
New Jersey
Newark
Smith
City Hall
White House
Newark City Hall
Bean Dinner Honors Putnam County Grand Army of the Republic
Putnam County’s few surviving Grand Army of the Republic members will be honored guests at the annual Bean Dinner hosted by the Sons of Veterans in Allendale on Wednesday. Veterans will give speeches and M. J. Murphy may give a short address. Harry Moore and Fred Masten organize transportation for the veterans. World War and Spanish-American War veterans are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons OF Veterans
Allendale
Putnam County
Grand Army of the Republic
M. J. Murphy
Harry Moore
Fred Masten
Weather outlook for North Central and South regions
Partly cloudy with local thunder showers this afternoon or tonight in North and Central portions and in extreme South portion tonight or Wednesday. Cooler tonight in North and Central portions. Cooler Wednesday.
William Parks obituary of Warren township farmer
William Parks 80 a life long Warren township resident died Monday at his National Road home near Putnamville after a three year illness. He is survived by his widow three children Fred Parks Mrs William A McClain and Miss Myra Parks five grandchildren two Kansas sisters and a brother in Oregon. Funeral at home Wednesday afternoon at no time given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parks
Warren Township
National Road
Putnamville
Fred Parks
William A. McClain
Myra Parks
Kansas
Oregon
County Fair Hosts Multi Night Horse Show With Prizes
The Fair Board led by Lee Bryan plans a three night horse show during the county fair. A $400 purse funds several classes drawing horses from nearby counties. Events run Wednesday to Friday with various gaited saddle, harness and pony classes and additional stunts including races and contests. Admission applies only to the special event and does not affect the Saturday main show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Board
Lee Bryan
Greencastle School Board Adds Two Teachers
Greencastle school board hires Frances Browning and Herndon Irwin as new instructors completing this year’s staff. The district opens September 10 with Maple Heights and Second Ward assignments. Board purchases two 32 to 36 pupil capacity truck bodies from Carpenter Body Co. at Mitchell for expanded transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Frances Browning
Greenwood
Herndon Irwin
Robert Irwin
Irwin
Madison Township
Maple Heights
Miss Browning
Carpenter Body Co
Mitchell
Warren J. Yount
Second Ward
Third Ward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greencastle Street
College Ave
Juanita Libka
Depauw Choir
Soviet Russia
Paris
Doumergue
Rambouillet
Kellogg
Herrick
Fort Carolina
County Hospital
Mitchell Concern Schools
Frank N. Jones
Virginia Markham
Lela Walls
Beryl O’hair
William Goldsberry
Christine Dietrich
Eula A. Stoops
William Bishop
Glenn Skelton
Genevieve Daggy
Pearl Gibson
Sam T. Hanna
Floyd Miller
Zella Adams
H. A. Thomas
Harold Stewart
Hazel Arbuck
W. E. Bausman
Leona Kestner
K. R. Umfleet
Ruth Owens
Lucy Bedoe
Oscar Thomas
Ruth Wilson
Emma P. Vaughan
Nellie F. Stratton
Leslia Buckley
Mary Emma Jones
Minnie S. Bartley
Pauline Helm
Kathleen West
Goldie Bunyan
Lucille Glidewell
Etta Adams
Delilah Miller
Susie Talbott
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!