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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1921

Page

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Representative Willis Gill Promotes Tax Amendment

Cloy representative Willis Gill speaks in favor of a proposed tax amendment at a meeting of the Castle Township Farmers Association at the courthouse. Voters fear giving the Legislature power to fix tax laws could lead to frequent changes. Gill argues the amendment has strong arguments and invites interest in the discussion.

Willis Gill Cloy Astle Township Court House Gill

Golf tourney winners and net score leaders announced

Heiby won with a low net score, joined by S C Sayers who posted a low score of 80. One low gross score noted. Five net score players earned prizes. The six lowest nets include H, Ed Coffman, Cleve Thomas, Christie, Ernest Stoner, and Harris.

Heiby S C. Sayers Priz Coffman Cleve Thomas Christie Ernest Stoner Harris

September term court juries drawn for Indiana county

Jury commissioners drawn the regular September 1 term juries to meet Monday September 5. Grand Jury members include A Masten Greencastle P Duncan Cloverdale and others. Petit Jury lists Scott Jefferson Theodore McKamey Cloverdale Lovett Cloverdale McCullough Washington Black Monroe Hutcheson Washington Michael Cloverdale McGill Clinton Meek Marion Pruitt Marion Farmer Greencastle and Young Greencastle.

Ip A Masten Greencastle Duncan Cloverdale Mas D. Young Roachdale Ison

Brick Chapel Notes and Local Visits Listed

Scobee moved into Earl e's house vacated by Lindsay and wife. Elizabeth O Hair spent the week with Oretta Kyte. J Priest and family visited Sun. Bainbridge. The body of Ed. Due was buried in Brick Chapel cemetery Thursday. The Nelson reunion was held at the church last Sunday. Repairs to the Brick el switch board were made. Mr Finney of Greencastle visited. Isabelle Pace visiting Miss Nona Pace. Friends of Mr and Jim Pace gave a surprise Monday night. Melon served. Raymond Phillips visiting Ives nearby.

Scobee Earle Lindsay Zabeth O’hair Ith Oretta Kyte Suntt Bainbridge Due Rick Chapel Ter Utess Thelma Burdett Randma Lewis Mrs. Eudaly Saze Lee Veral Jim Pace

Fraudster Klugh Repays Ford Agents After Flight

The King Morrison and Foster Co Ford agents gained 432 dollars when a man named Klugh who sold photo enlargements traded his Ford Touring for a sedan and paid with a bad check from a Kankakee bank. After he fled a warrant was issued and a certified 432 dollar check arrived from New York with a note apologizing for the trouble.

King, Morrison & Foster Co. Ford Klugh Kankakee, Ills New York

Governor’s second appeal to president on West Virginia unrest

Governor Morgan telegraphed President Harding at midnight seeking federal troops as large armed forces depart Cabin Creek toward the Logan border. Adjt Gen Charnock reports insurgents move through Little Coal River area and have captured Logan officers, with attacks on state police and disruptions to rail and telephone lines.

Cabin Creek Logan Charnock Charleston W. Va E. F. Morgan Harding West Virginia Cabinet Creek Morgan Washington Gen. Bandholtz Cabin Lens Creek Big Coal River Little Coal River Sharples Clothier Blair Madison

Lane reports excellent clover seed yield on 35 acres

C B Lane and O F Lane near Bainbridge finished cultivating 35 acres of little red clover seed. The land produced 50 bushels of first class seed per acre. Lane notes a strong prospect for next year and believes home grown seed acclimates better than imported.

OB Lane Anid O F. Lane Bainbridge Lane

British forces quell Moplah uprising near Calicut

August 29 Calicut India nearly 700 insurgents fatally harmed while clashing with British troops sent to quell the Moplah revolt. Several Europeans killed. seventy Leinster regiment and seventy native policemen missing. Indian troops from Cannanore arrive to restore order as rebels retreat to the hills.

Calicut India Leinster Regiment Cannanore Malabar Nanani Comus Bangalore Ernad Tanur

Miss Grace Howard Weds Milburn Pike in Limedale Ceremony

Miss Grace Howard of Limedale and Milburn Pike of Comanche, Texas wed August 24 in English Christian Church with Rev L Cummins officiating. Ruth Pike and Rufe Ventress attended. couple to reside in Leavenworth Indiana.

Grace Howard Limedale Milburn Pike Comanche Texas L. Cummins The Christian Church Ruth Pike Rufe Ventress Eir Leavenworth Indiana

County Superintendent backs amendment No. 8 in Brazil

County Superintendent Frank Wal lace spoke today in the assembly room at the courthouse in Brazil at 2 o clock in favor of amendment No. 8 which would make the state Superintendent of Public Instruction appointed rather than elected.

Frank Wallace Brazil Court House

Church Board to Meet Friday Evening at 7:30

The Christian Church board schedules a meeting Friday at 7:30 PM. The venue is the church hall, with attention to church affairs and upcoming plans.

Christian Church Board

Picnic for Woman's Bible Class at College Avenue

The Woman's Bible Class of College Avenue M and Sunday School held their annual picnic at Mr and Mrs C E Swner's country home. Members and families enjoyed games and a fine meal on a moonlit lawn. The event honored the memory of Miss Florence John and praised Miss Martha E. Crouch for organizing the social committee.

Woman's Bible College Avenue M C. E. Swner C E. Stoner Stoner J PD. John Florence John John

End of another Perfect day noted by diverse congregation

A late night quiet service left attendees reflecting on the end of another Perfect day. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. CE Stoner and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A A Hauck and several friends and relatives such as Miss Laura Hauck Miss Martha Ridpath Mrs GD ORear Mrs A M Arnold Mrs Lillie Landes Mrs J D Carver Mrs E A Hamilton Mrs Frank Hartley Mrs Jennie Jennings Mrs Chas F Zeis Mrs Will Wetz Mr and Mrs Wm M Houck Mrs Ethel Moculler and children Mrs C T Peek Mr and Mrs John Grey Mrs Ralph Howard Mrs Sue C Baldwin Dr and Mrs G H Myers Miss Ruth Myers Miss Margaret Myers Miss Helen Ross Smith and Mrs Wm H Parrish.

CE Stoner A. A Hauck Laura Hauck John Hauck Martha Ridpath A V_ O'Daniel Ella Beck Martha B. Crouch O’rear A. M. Arnold Lillie R. Landes Margaret Myers Helen Ross Smith Wm. H. Parrish

Auto Goes Over Reelsville Hill in Rare Crash

A party of Terre Haute tourists escaped serious injury when a Maxwell halted atop Reelsville Hill was struck from behind by another car, sending it over the embankment. The wrecked car lodged against a tree and was later pulled up. the other driver fled uphill and did not stop. The tourists resumed their journey after minor damage and a rope-assisted recovery.

Terre Haute Reelaville Maxwell

Hog Receipts Steady Prices Open at Indianapolis Stockyards

Hog receipts reached 7 000 as prices held steady early at the Indianapolis union stockyards. Open trading showed hogs 9.50 to 10.00 with pigs 9.90, sows 7.50. by 10 am about 4 500 hogs sold, 3 500 to outsiders, Kingan & Company absent. Late sales 9.25 to 9.90, cattle active with steady to higher prices. calves top at 14.00, lambs 7.50, down 0.50 to 1.00 from open.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Union Kingan & Company

Traction Crew Foils Hold Up Near Terre Haute

Three black robbers halted a Ford containing a Terre Haute woman and two Seelyville boys along the National Road near stop 10. Roy Brackney and William Roby stopped their traction car and frightened the bandits away after the barber passenger was shot in the wrist and the woman assaulted. The victims were taken to Seelyville where a posse formed to pursue the trio. The girl was later reported in serious condition and the three suspects fled.

Terre Haute National Road Roy Brackney William Roby Greencastle Brackney Seelyville Barber

Fire at Allew farmhouse investigated by state marshal

State Fire Marshall Joe Disney probes the burning four room tenant house on Herbert Allew farm east of Cloverdale two weeks after the Saturday evening blaze. Disney and his wife were questioned in Greencastle and summoned by the prosecuting attorney. Disney claims he left the farm September 1 after marital disputes and describes a ride with an Indianapolis driver before the fire. He says no fire was burning when he passed the house.

Herbert Allee Cloverdale Joe Disney Greencastle Disney Allee Belle Union Indianapolis

Will of Mrs Eliza Grantham filed for probate

The will dated October 24 1916 for Mrs Eliza Grantham is filed for probate in Putnam Circuit Court. It divides the estate equally between son James Watson and daughter Laura Watson with Berkely Watson receiving a trust fund of 1000 dollars held by Central Trust Company. The will directs sale of personal and real estate at public auction and names Central Trust Company as executor.

Eliza Grantham Putnam Circuit Court James Watson Laura Watson Berkely Watson Central Trust Company

Kathry Skinner Hosts Girl Reserves Event

Kathry Skinner entertained about thirty friends and Girl Reserves members at Mrs. Lloyd Skinner's home on East Walnut Street for guest Misa Katherine McClure of Indianapolis. The afternoon featured guessing games music and light refreshments. The McClure family spent a summer at Bethany Park and the Girls Reserve camped there for a week in June. Miss Katherine became a favorite guest.

Kathry, Skinner Mrs. Lloyd Skinner East Walnut Street Misa Katherine McClure Indianapolis Bethany Park Mc.Clare Miss Katherine

Rogers Reunion Held At Russellville Home In 1921

The J. C. Rogers family reunion met August 28 1921 at Mr and Mrs Chas E Webster home Russellville Indiana. Morning greetings and dinner followed by afternoon conversation. Officers elected for next year Henry Heber president Chas Baysinger vice president Mrs Daniel Rolling treasurer Mrs Osiar Ashley secretary.

J. C. Rogers Finaily Chas E Webster Russellville Ind Henry Heber Chas. Baysinger Daniel Rolling Osiar Ashley

Forcum Sisters Visit Crawfordsville For Forks Fair

Miss Frances Forcum and Miss Caroline Forcum travel to Crawfordsville this week to visit relatives and attend the Crawfordsville fair. Green Castle banks will close all day Labor Day for the holiday observance.

Frances Forcum Caroline Forcum Crawfordsville Crawforksville Fair Greencastle

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LIS Gill AM County Representa E Sens and Heiby Grand Jury Nelson Het Church Brickel Finney de Isabelle Pace Raymond Phillips Ives Logan County Illinovis Kentucky Ohio United Mine Works Adjt Chesa_peake & Ohio McDowell Mingo C. B. Lane Ponani Prince OF Wales College Ave Bible Clas Wetz Martha E. Crouch Miss Crouch Reelsville Hill Traction WM. Roby W Ones Burt Lake Michigan Louis Stevens Mary Stevenson Champaign, Ills Carrol J. Priest Mrs. Priest South Madison Street Sears State Farm ALLEW Eliza Grantham Will Roger
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