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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1923

Page

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Greencastle murder probe centers on young man

Indianapolis Mayor Lew Shank and three detectives traced a possible suspect in the stabbing death of Robert Watson, 19, of Indianapolis. The investigation links a young man who rode to Greencastle with the O hair brothers and shared a high school tie to Watson amid jealousy over a local girl.

Roberts Watson Indianapolis Greencastle Ndianapolis Bascom O'Hair Clay O'Hair Robert Watson Lew Shank Ang Bascom O’hair Watson O’hair Brothers Joe Hammond O’hair Hammond O'Hair Clay O’hair O'Hair Brothers Indianapolis Star Lew Shank Ind Roy Pope McMurtry McGlenn Robert Newby Technical High School Pope McMurtry and McGlenn Detective Headquarters Shank Wattson

Greencastle Motorist Given 21 Day Cold Storage

A Greencastle motorist stopped in Indianapolis for speeding is ordered by a police judge to keep his car off the road for 21 days. He is advised that Indianapolis streets are not a speedway and returns home by traction car.

Greencastle Indianapolis Meridian Street Bill

Abandon Centennial Pageant Plan In Green Castle

Greencastle Historical Society abandons a costly centennial pageant for a countywide float parade plan. Each township constructs a float showing a stage in the county’s development and competes to craft the best display for a parade commemorating Green Castle’s 100th birthday.

Historical Society Greencasile Greencastle Historical Society

State officer held on liquor charge in Indianapolis

Will H. Adams 610 East Thirty second Street reporter for the state Supreme and Appellate courts was arrested for operating a blind tiger and drunkenness. He used the alias Frank Jones and address 610 East Forty second street when booked. A continuance to September 4 was granted. bond set at 1500. Adams is a two term Supreme court reporter, elected 1916 and 1920, with term ending January 13 1925. He is a native of Wabash Indiana and longtime Republican activist.

Indianapolis Will H. Adams East Thirty Second Street State Supreme and Appelate City Prison Frank Jones East Forty-second Street Addres Alvah J. Rucker Adams Joseph Foppiano Supreme Court Wabash Ind

Post Office Closed All Day on Labor Day

Post Office will be closed all day Monday September third. Mails will be received and dispatched as usual but city carriers and rural route men will not make any deliveries. E R Bartley Postmaster.

Labor Day E. R. Bartley

Chicago guest Edward Frazier departs after visit with McFarlanes

Edward Frazier of Chicago, who had stayed with Hugh Mc Farlane and his parents north of town for several weeks, returned to Chicago at noon today.

Edward Frazier Chicago Hugh McFarlane John McFarlane

Greencastle to levy 18 cents for street oil in 1924

Greencastle city council street committee seeks an 18 cent levy within the 1924 tax budget totaling seven thousand dollars to fund street oil. They aim for about five thousand five hundred dollars now for 1924, citing prior overspending and weather waste this year.

Greencastle

Annual meeting of Threshing Ring presided by Sanford Bock

The Threshing Ring annual meeting presided by president Sanford Bock was held at his home on Thursday evening. Members heard that the season’s work is completed and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.

Sanford Bock Bock

Local Produce Quotations and Poultry Prices

Local produce quotations list Thursday prices for poultry and eggs with heavy hens light hens springers and butter. Prices show small cents per pound or dozen along with notes on boosters and markets, reflecting a busy produce market segment.

Springers

DePauw University Poses for Movie Camera

DePauw University contracts Clarence Johnson of Vincennes to film 500 feet of university buildings and campus life for a September production. The moving picture photographer expects a compelling view and the University will own the film for use as advertising in Crawfordsville and beyond.

Clarence Johnson Vincennes DePauw University University Johnson DePauw Greencastle

National road east of State Road 32 opens to traffic

Greencastle and Putnam County residents celebrate the completion of brick pavement on the National Road east of Cloverdale road. The new pavement links Mt Meridian to the Cloverdale road with a smooth route to Indianapolis and beyond, providing an unbroken stretch to New York.

Indianapolis Greencastle Putnam County Mt. Meridian New York

Nazarene General Assembly Elects Delegates in Indiana District

The ninth annual Assembly of the Church of the Nazarene in Indiana elected nine ministerial and nine lay delegates for the General Assembly to be held in Kansas City on Sept 20. The Indiana district reports 82 churches with about 3800 members. General Superintendent H F Reynolds presided and evangelist I G Martin preached in the evenings.

General Assembly OF Nazarene Kansas City, MO Church of the Nazarene Indiana Indianapolis General Assembly Kansas City C. W. Jay Jay Greencastle Nazarene Church H. F. Reynolds I. G. Martin Pasadena Cal

Social visit from Clinton Township families to Mrs Shields

Mrs Sanford Bock and daughter Nelie and son George of Clinton Township and Hiram Harrah of Bloomfield were guests of Mrs Emma Shields. Friday, Mrs Shields is mother of Mrs Bock and Mrs Harrah.

Sanford Bock Nelie George Clinton Township Hiram Harrah Bloomfield Emma Shields Shields Bock Harrah

Dairy Forecasts Inaugurated By U S Department Of Agriculture

The Department of Agriculture will start a monthly reporting service in New England New York and Wisconsin to forecast dairy cattle numbers milk production and sales. About 30 000 farmers now cooperate in livestock reports and the system aims to reach 50 000 with confidential individual reports totals published.

United States Department of Agriculture New England New York Wisconsin Livestock Service Department of Agriculture

England's Live Stock Import Ban Prolonged Over Disease

United States officials keep the ban on importing English cattle sheep and swine due to foot and mouth disease. Officials cite ongoing outbreaks and stress U S livestock welfare requires strict controls. England must be free of the plague for 60 days before any shipments are allowed again.

United States Department of Agriculture England Department United States

Glidewell Contract Cancelled by Martinsville School Board

Ivan S. Glidewell, former Greencastle High School principal, had resigned to join Martinsville High but the Martinsville board cancelled his contract citing personal reasons. Glidewell plans legal action for damages equal to at least one year’s salary and additional costs. Greencastle committee visited Martinsville to press for enforcement.

Greencastle High School Artesian City School Board Ivan S. Glidewell Martinsville High School Martinsville Board Glidewell Martinsville School Board Greencastle Edgar Pre Corwin & Gillen Martinaville

Putnamville M. E. Church Reports $77.45 in Treasury

The Putnamville Methodist Church Ladies Aid posts receipts and expenditures for 1922 23. Total receipts list dues extracts meals and interest totaling enough to show a treasury balance of 77.45 Aug 1923. Payments include pastor salary repairs centenary and flowers totaling 246.12.

Putnamville M. E. Church Putnamville M. E Ladies Aid Committee Weeands Pomgwiames Capes Es Itcnesses

Hutchesons On Vacation Trip Through New England

A postcard from Dr W R Hutcheson and Mrs Hutcheson describes a delightful 264 mile trip from Quebec along the St Lawrence and Saguenay rivers to Lake Champlain and Lake George. They plan to continue to Boston.

the Herald W. R. Hutcheson

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CLEW Street Oil City Street Committee John Riley Howard Street Mr. Riley W. J. Stogsdil Bloomington Deer Creek Baptist Church J. C. Knight Lorene Knight Ike Meena Martinsville Total Treasury Mrs. Hutcheson
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