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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1929

Page

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Sayings and Golf Gossip in Charles J. Arnold Column

Thepiece opens with humorous verses about Mary and various animals ending with a sale of a goats and a belated remark on golf banter. Frank Wallace and his challenge to a round with 13 year old boys prompts reflection on parenting pride and potential humiliation. Judge Hughes and Ott Webb slated for an exhibition at the Country Club next Sunday at 9 AM with hopes for a win amid weather and farm work notes.

Frank Wallace Frank Bobby Jimmy James P. Hughes Ott Webb

Four Corners Leased by Wayne Gillen and George Williams

Wayne Gillen and George Williams have leased the Four Corners at the National Road junction 4.5 miles south of Greenscastle. They will take possession Sunday morning as the current lease ends. Improvements will start immediately to make the tourist station one of the best along the National Road. Coach W P Bausman and 16 football players return from Camp Crosby after a ten day training, with the team praised for performance.

Wayne Gillen C. C. Gillen George Williams Columbus Four Corners Bausman Camp Crosby

Marshfield Bank Looted Again By Two Robbers

In Williamsport Indiana two men robbed the Marshfield State Bank at 3 pm and fled with about 2000 dollars. Suspects William B. Roberts and John Rauscher were arrested in St. Louis after a prior Marshfield bank caper on August 8. Authorities link one suspect to a Medley courthouse robbery in South Dakota on July 20.

Williamsport Ind Marshfield Here William B. Roberts John Jack) Rauscher St. Louis South Dakota Medley S. D

Engineers begin survey of State Road 43 from Crawfordsville

Engineers of the state highway commission started the preliminary survey of State Road 43 between Crawfordsville and Lafayette. They will review curves and crossings including the I D W railroad at Raccoon and may need to deepen the underpass or create a grade crossing. The survey, begun at the north edge of Crawfordsville, will likely take at least two months.

Crawfordsville State Highway Commission Here Lafayette State Commission Wield Winnett Raccoon Engineering Department The Highway Commission City

Beekeepers Exhibit At Central Bank Window

Putnam County Beekeepers Association displays honey, bees, and equipment at Central National Bank and Central Trust Company. Exhibit includes live bees and a members list. Plans announced after annual meeting at Ogg farm last Saturday.

Putnam County Beekeepers’ Association Central National Bank and Central Trust Company Ogg Farm

Four Hurt When Woman Ditches Car Near Mt Meidian

A Ford Tudor went over an embankment west of Mt. Meridian about 11:30 shifting and turning twice. Passengers include Howard L. Oagley and two Cleveland children, all injured. Virgil McCammack helped transport them to the county hospital.

Mt. Meidian Howard L. Oagley Cleveland Virgil MccCammack Mt. Meridian

Escaped State Farm convict returned to jail

George Mallory, 30, an escaped convict from Indiana state farm at Putnamville, was captured by Indianapolis police and held in the County Jail after being returned by parole agent Gilbert Snider. He fled in April with five others, assaulted a guard, stole two cars, and threatened to kill officers. He faces 1 to 5 years unless other charges arise while authorities provide enhanced jail security. Mallory is injured with a sprained ankle from a jump through a second story window.

George Mallory Indiana Putnamville Indianapolis Gilbert i Snider Mallory Edward Eitelforge

Claude Noble Elected Parke County School Head

Claude Noble principal of Bridge ton high school was elected county superintendent of Parke county schools to succeed the resigning John A. Linebarger. Noble has extensive experience in education. Ira Eaker attempting a transcontinental endurance and refueling flight in Boeing mail plane The Shuttle was forced down at Cleveland airport around midnight during the refueling leg of the mission.

Claude Noble Parke County Bridgeton Bigh John A. Linebarger Noble Cleveland INS Apt Ira Eaker

Hungry Man Given Sentence in Clinton City Court

William Rogers of 684 Lafayette Avenue Terre Haute was fined 25 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 60 days on the state farm by Special Judge Harry Whetsel after pleading guilty to stealing two small cans of sardines and a can of mackerel from Kroger and Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co stores. He said he was hungry.

Clinton Ind William Rogers Lafayette Avenue Terre Haute Harry Whetsel Kroger Atlantic and Pacific Rogers

Fire Insurance Rates Cut in Indiana by State Official

Clarence C. Wysong announced reductions in fire insurance rates for Indiana policyholders totaling about 810000 dollars annually. The cuts apply to several risk classes based on five year loss data and were agreed after talks with the Indiana Inspection Bureau and the Western actuarial Bureau of Chicago. For dwellings and apartments the cut is roughly 300000 dollars, and cities with fireproof roofs in seventh and eighth class areas like Greencastle see a 14 percent reduction. the new rates take effect the day before yesterday.

Greencastle Indiana Inspection Bureau Western Actuarial Bureau of Chicago Wysong

County Teachers Hold One Day Institute at Greencastle

County teachers gathered at Greencastle High School for a one day institute under County Superintendent John C Vermillion. FE Bowman of DePauw spoke on plans for opening county schools tomorrow and music and other matters were discussed. Regular monthly institutes will be dispensed with unless called by the superintendent.

Putnan Greencastle High School John C. Vermillion FE. Bowman Department of Motion DePauw

Greencastle Corrections and Local Notables

Belnap Hotel theft reported with a watch stolen from Mrs. Grogan. Death noted for Mrs. Isabella Cassell McLean, age 70. Mrs. Aveusta Higert injured by lightning. her home damaged. Barn owned by Mrs. Jesse Horn at Cloverdale struck and burned. Carl Shields resigns from Owls Drug Store to start a Bainbridge drug business.

Isabella Cassell McLean Aveusta Higert Jesse Horn Cloverdale Carl Shields Bainbridge

Fear of Moslem uprising grips Holy Land unrest explodes

Reports from Jerusalem say Moslem tribes threaten a general uprising across Arabia while sporadic clashes persist between Moslems and Jews in Palestine. British troops curb disturbances in patrolled areas as Arabs rally in Damascus and Beirut and tensions rise near Allenby Bridge.

Terusalem Palestine Arabia Jerusalem Holy Land Syria Seetone Holy City trans-Jordan Allenby Bridge Damascus Beirut

Mrs Spurlock Dies in Pennsylvania After Operation

Mrs Emma Jamm Spurlock formerly of Greencastle died Wednesday at 11 45 AM at her Conshochken Pennsylvania home after an operation. She was 42 and survived by husband Simpson Spurlock and son Raymond 20. She lived in Greencastle ten years and moved to Pennsylvania two years ago.

Simpson Spurlock Greencastle Conschocken Pennsylvania Fred Spurlock South College Avenue McCurry Raymond Emma Jamm Lexington Kentucky Spurlock

Improvements at Alley Inn Adorn Center Booths

William Pavlos, proprietor of The Slat and the Alley Inn, makes summer upgrades. The center row of booths is redesigned in bungalow style with sloping shingled roofs and three sided enclosures. Paint will match existing furnishings and layouts remain unchanged.

William Pavlos Slat

Weather Forecast Mostly Fair Tonight and Friday

Mostly fair conditions expected tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Forecasters indicate light winds and dry air, keeping nights cool and afternoons mild across the area.

Sister of Local Woman Dies in Toronto Canada

Mrs. Mary Hatfield of Toronto Canada sister of Mrs F F C Dicks and Mrs Winter Craig died in Toronto today. Her body will be brought to McCurry undertaking parlors and funeral arrangements will be announced later.

Toronto Canada Mary Hatfield FF. C. Dicks Olive Street Winter Craig East Washington Street McCurry Undertaking

Former Putnam Man John H Roberts Died in Los Angeles

John Henry Roberts longtime Los Angeles banker and furniture manufacturer died after an appendectomy. He was 60, founder and president of Manhattan Furniture Company, ex vice president of Pan-American Bank, and member of Elk’s Lodge 99 and the Jonathan Club. He leaves a widow and two daughters Mrs Victor Irving Gilbert and Mrs Justin Fielding Gibson. The clipping notes his Putnam County roots and the Manhattan name.

Los Angeles Times John H. Roberts Manhattan Ernest Lewis Herald Roberts Putnam County National Road Los Angeles Manhattan Furniture Company John Henry Roberts Alvardo Street Calvary Cemetery Church of the Immaculate Conception

Paving Road 36 Next Year Planned by Highway Commission

State Highway Commission in Indianapolis heard assurances from town delegates that Road 36 will be paved soon. If not this summer, paving should begin next spring between Danville and the state line, with possible fall extension from the state line to Rockville. Plans also eyed paving west from Danville to Road 4% this season. The meeting noted several local residents by name, including Harold Delbert Flint and Dorothy Arnold of Greencastle, Clayton Wilcox of Greenwood, and Thena Isabel Wilson of Reachdale.

State Highway Commission Indianapolis Danville State Line Rockville Harold Delbert Flint Dorothy Arnold Greencastle Fother Thomas Flint W. M. Arnold North Vine Street Clayton Wilcox Wabash Greenwood Thena Isabel Wilson Reachdale Harry Wilcox Gilbert . Wilson

Dirigible Ends World Voyage at Lakehurst

Graf Zeppelin completes a 21 day round world trek conquering heat cold and fog. It lands at Lakehurst to cheers with Navy officers Rosendahl and Richardson among the first to exit.

Lakehurst Graf Zeppelin David P. Sentner I. N.S N. J History World E. D Zeppelin Siberia John Henry Mears Charles B. CD. Collyer Graf Friedrichshafen Tokyo Los Angeles Edward F. Bonner Huco Lekener Charles E. Rosendahl J. C. Richardson U. S. Navy Rosendahl Richards

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Charles J. Arnold Mary Coney Marshfield Bank State Farm Clarence C. Wysong Belnap William Grogan Putnam John Henry Rober Cates Ernest Upwys Mrs. Raser Bittles New York Hamburg-American Line
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