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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1920

Page

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Grandson contesting Grantham will in probate case

Frank E. Grantham, only son of Jesse B. Grantham, objects to probate of Elijah Grantham’s will in Putnam Circuit Court. The will, estimated to exceed 148 000 dollars, leaves widow Eliza Grantham one third life interest and a cash share, while Frank K. Grantham and other heirs receive limited amounts and shares. Executors named are Central Trust Co with bond set at 50 000 dollars.

Fruanke Grantham Jesse Brantham Elijah Grantham Putnam Circuit Frank E. Grantham Jesse B. Grantham Dimes & Allee Central Trust Co Hughes Eliza Grantham Otter Frank K Mary Young

Lee Glover to Entertain with Miscellaneous Shower

An event titled a miscellaneous shower will honor Mr and Mrs Perald Davidson on Thanksgiving Day. The festivities will be hosted at the home on East Washington Street with e s Lee Glover slated to entertain guests.

Es Lee Glover Lee Glover East Washingt Street Perald Davidson

Weather note recalls December chill of 1919

The Weatherman reports December 1 1919 morning temperature at 22 degrees with the thermometer at 35 degrees by 7 o clock, an eight degree drop from today. The piece also notes brief visits by Dobbs and Sudranski to Indianapolis on business.

Joe Allen Old King Santa

Hog Prices Advance at Opening in Indianapolis Market

Hog prices moved up 10 to 15 cents at the opening with hogs trading around 10.75 to 10.85 for top, 9.75 for sows. cattle, calves steady while sheep and lambs strong with best lambs at 10.50. Receipts listed hogs 12,000, cattle 700, calves 400, sheep 300. Kingan & Co. bid steady but took none in first trades.

Indianapolis Kingan & Co

Interments at Forest Hill for The Month of November

The Forest Hill cemetery interments for November list Eugenia Bachelder of Indianapolis 66 died from nervous breakdown Ellen Callahan city 85 Muter M Buachelder Indianapolis 55 Heart Trouble Lydia Wolfe New Market 74 Acute Poison Mary E Riggs Putnam County 73 paralysis H Darnall Indianapolis 68 pneumonia.

Forest Hill Eugenia Bachelder Indianapolis Ellen Callahan City Muter M. Buachelder Ldyw Naeeof

Star Store Opens Big Sale With Ten Day Clearance

Star Store in Greencastle launches a ten day clearance sale starting Thursday morning. Both Clothing and Ladies ready to wear departments slash prices to attract shoppers during opening week.

Star Store Greencastle

Locust Street Church Women Plan Evening Program

The Women Foreign Missionary Society of Locust Street Church will host a program tonight at the home of Rev and Mrs H C Clippinger 421 Fast Anderson Street. Includes a brief business session led by Mrs Badger a scripture lesson by Miss Clara Hodshire a missionary method from the new testament a Christmas leaflets presentation a solo by Mrs Ivers Stringer a Christmas offering and a social hour all members urged to attend.

Reading Circle Lawrence Crawley Beveridge Street Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Locust Street H.C. Clippinger Fast Anderson Street Clara Hodshire Bertha Watkins Ivers

PARENT TEACHER CLUB MEETING SET IN DECEMBER

The Pavrest Teacher Club of the Martha Ridpath Building will hold its December meeting on Friday December 3 at 2 30 o clock Rev Davis of the College Avenue Church will address the topic The Use of the Bible in the Public Schools Mrs Fay Hamilton will discuss How Proper Attention to a Child s Sleep and Rest Affects His School Work Miss Pickett s room will provide music and readings Full attendance is desired.

Pavrest-Teacher Club Martha Ridpath Davis College Avenue Fay Hamilton Miss Pickett

McClure Enters Indiana House Speaker Race

Ex Judge John McClure announces candidacy for speaker of the Indiana House at a partisan meeting in Anderson Indiana. Local supporters from both parties back his bid and plan committees to aid the campaign. McClure is a former member of the public service commission and a longtime judge. EG Toner and Thomas Houston lead the local campaign efforts.

McClure Ife Weas Public Service Commission of Indiana EG Toner Thomas Houston

Wilson offers mediation in Armenian relief effort

President Wilson told League of Nations leader Hymans that the United States has no power to deploy troops for Armenian relief but is willing to undertake personal mediation through a representative to end fighting in Armenia.

Washington Wilson Hymans League of Nations National Assembly United States

Ponzi Sentenced to Five Years in Plymouth County Jail

Boston on November 30 Charles Ponzi the get rich quicker financier was sentenced to serve five years in Plymouth county jail after pleading guilty in U S Circuit Court to using the mails in a defrauding scheme.

Boston Charles Ponzi Plymouth County U. S

Hoosier Wins Big Prize at International Live Stock Show

A carload of fat Hampshire hogs entered by J M Ballard of Marion Indiana won grand championship at the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago Purdue University earned two other grand prizes including Black Rule the champion fat steer and a Purdue hog took the college fat wether class title Ballard's hogs though spring pigs weighed 275 pounds and competed in the heavy class defeating older hogs and younger champions

Chicago Indiana Hampshire J. M. Ballard Marion Ballard Hoosier State Purdue University J. C. Andrews West Point

Monon Brakeman Injured After Fall From Box Car

Herbert J. Brogan, a brakeman on the Monon, was severely injured Tuesday morning near Wallace Junction when he fell from a box car while the train moved slowly. His foot was crushed, cast applied, and he suffered facial and hand bruises. He was treated by Dr Ayler and returned to his Bedford home.

Herbert J. Brogan Monon Wallace Junction Brogan Ayler Bedford

Bee Keepers Meeting in Green Castle

A joint gathering of Putnam county bee keepers and horticulturists will meet Monday December 6 at 1 30 PM in the city library basement Green Castle. Talks on live topics and general organization work will fill the agenda and interested parties are urged to attend.

Putnam County Greencastle

Real Estate Transfers Reported in Jackson Area

Maria Campbell transfers land in Jackson to Morris A Campbell for 6000 dollars. Chapel Cemetery Company sells lot to Oscar Hair for 90 dollars. Albert D Rule transfers property in Cloverdale to WM F Farmer for 1000 dollars. Walter E Overstreet transfers lots in Lockridge to Francis L Toore for 425 dollars.

Maria Campbell Morris A. Campell Jackson Chapel Cemetery Co Oscar Hair Albert D. Rule F. Farmer T In Cloverdale Walter E. Overstreet Francis L. Toore Lockridge

Family News Notes From Indiana and Kentucky

Raymond Strain of Indianapolis visited his aunt Rebecca Shuck last weekend. Ora Morgan spent Thanksgiving with his parents in Kentucky and returned Monday. Mortis Campbell and family visited John S. Browning’s household last Sunday. Mrs Will Shuck traveled to Indianapolis as her brother and wife were hurt in a motor vehicle accident.

Raymond Strain Indianapolis Rebecca Shuck Ora Morgan Kentucky Will Shuck

Local notes from Coatesville and nearby towns

The column reports visitors and social calls around Coatesville including Mrs Sarah Snodgrass visiting Mrs Emma Morgan and Mr and Mrs Clyde Walls visiting Greencastle. Neva Phillips and Mary Oliver called on Mary Shuck. Henry Cornett and Will Shuck’s afternoon visit noted. Leonard Havens sold his farm and plans future purchase. Morris Goodwin visited Ransom family. North Salem residents mentioned.

Neva Phillips Mary Oliver Mary Shuck Henry Cornett Will Shucks Leonard Havens Morris Goodwin Ransom North Salem Herbert Lawson

Local social visits mark weekend in Liberty area

Mr and Mrs Hemphill and daughters Anna and Ruth visited Herbert Quinn near Middletown. Lathems visited Ben Turner in Center Point. OL Keiser and children called on William Skelton in Bowling Green. Mustard family visited John Kohlenburg near Poland. Syester and friends visited D W Syester. August Keiser family spent Thursday with his parents. Visitors to Mrs Sarah Rader included Luke Lucas Lewis Kortepeter Branneman Will Rader and families. Additional Keisers and Henry Keiser households plus Lana Hawkins and others were listed as visiting.

Va. Hemphill Anna Ruth Herbert Quinn Middletown Elmes Lathem Ben Turners Center Point OL. Keiser William Skelton Bowling Green R. B. Mustard John Kohlenburg Poland William Syester George Woods Isaac Douglas D. W. Sy CW. Mace O L. Keiser Henry Keiser Lana Hawkins van Huffman Hitler Lawrence Athey Grant Cassida

Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings noted in Putnamville

Local residents from Putnamville and nearby towns spent Thanksgiving week with relatives and friends. The article lists visits among the Cox Baldwin Talkington Hurst Rogers Williams and Hepler families, and reports the infant son of Herschel Rogers improving after pneumonia.

Herschel Rogers

Local Farm Notes and Social News From Somerset

Farmers near completion of corn husking. Moves include Fstol Minnick from Roy Ferrand to Thomas Howlett, and Marion O'Hair to Morton area. Mrs. M. E. Davis visits Chas. Davis family. Effie Cricks wedding to Mr. McAlinden after a shower by Mrs. Earl O’Hair. Brick Chapel Ladies Aid hosted Thanksgiving supper at Alva Thomas home. O’Hair and Beaman children ill with whooping cough. Rev. Mahaffie and Rev. Neabit conduct revival at Brick Chapel. Cecil Flint returns from Linn Grove Iowa where he worked last summer on a farm.

Fstol Minnick Roy Ferrand Thomas Howlett Marion O'Hair Morton Ladies Aid Alva Thomas Bascombe O’hair Henry Beaman Cecil Flint Linn Grove Iowa

No quitter Ben Bosse leads Indiana Democrats return

Thomas Taggart and Governor Cox conferred in Indianapolis on party unity after defeat. Bosse remains active head of the state organization, plans to hire Mrs Olive Belden Lewis as field worker, and praises Cox as a good sport and loser. Hunter Governor Cox enjoyed the Alabama hunting trip near Tuskegee with Senator Pat Harrison.

Indianapolis Dee Thomas Taggart Alabama James M Cox Ohio Benjamin Ross Franseville Democratic State Committee Bosse Gertrude McHugh Olive Belden Lewis Lewis State Committee Croverntor Cox Taggart Cox Mr. Taggart Governor Cox Pat Harrison Mississippi Tuskegee Colored School

County Red Cross Seals Sale Seeks Spending Plans

Putnam County workers plan to meet in the Court House assembly room Saturday at 2 10 P M to decide the use of over 400 dollars in treasury funds raised by Red Cross Christmas seals. Caroline G Randel urges participation.

Court House Red Cross Putnam County Caroline G, Randel

Thanksgiving Visits Dot Nokomis and Nearby Towns

Mrs Foster Newton and children of Nokomis Ill spent Thanksgiving with relatives and returned home Saturday. Orman Kettling of Terre Haute and Grant Reinoehl families hosted visits with relatives. Louie Williams stayed in Terre Haute while George Kerr and Melvin Crooks visited local households. William Stiles missed school due to illness. W S Cox and Mary Francis Callahan visited in Brazil. Cloyd Cook, from the west, reports locating in Phoenix Arizona and plans to return next June via Yellowtone Park and other western stops.

Foster Newton Nokomis, Ils Orman Kettling Terre Haute Grant Reinoehl Alonzo Cook Cloyd Cook West North Sixth Avenue Phoenix Arizona

Also Mentioned on This Page

O%t Dobbs Toey Sol Sudranski Richard Crouch Cleveland Russell Crouch Detroit C H. Blanche Blanche Crouch James Crouch Gen Knauer The Christian Church Henry Bicknell East Seminary St McG. Walls Vatnam County Central Democratic Committee Republican Campaign Committee Charles Barnaby R F. Corwin S. A. Hays Everett Senders Adam Beck Putnam County Campaign Fund Harold Harry M.S. OF Locust Street Church Badger Stringer Parent Teacher Club Armenia Herbert J. Brogan Monon Malta Liberty Putnamville Theo Cox Hume Irl Ella Watson Leah Baldwin Princeton Will Baldwin C. E. Talkington By Williams George Henan Herschel Hurst Hurst Gosport Haze Williams Estel Hubert Layman Hepler Mrs Buck Hepler Somerset M. E. Davis Eurl Chas MaHaffie Rev Neabit Brick Chapel Ben Bosse Evansville Lena Louie Williams George Kerr Bridgeton Gates Melvin Crooks Martha Eaglesfield William Stiles
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