Local Nuptials Move to Indianapolis in November Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Will Glideweil announce the marriage of their daughter Sarah Elizabeth to Paul Von Buig of Indianapolis. The ceremony took place at the groom's home on Wednesday November 23. The bride, Greencastle High School alumna, later attended the Nurses School at Methods Hospital in Indianapolis. The couple reside at 1219 North Capitol Ave Indianapolis and host friends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Glideweil
Putnamville
Sarah Elizabeth
Paul von Buig
Indianapolis
Greencastle High School
The
Methods Hospital
North Capitol Ave
Thanksgiving visits and local notices from Cloverdale area
Mrs Mollie Winans and Mrs Anna Stotts of Paris Illinois visit Mr and Mrs Orah O Hair and daughter in Greencastle. Frances Rector teaching at Vincennes visits her parents in Cloverdale. Marcelle Jean Runyan named daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Runyan. Loyd Coffman son Julian Coffman death reported. Several local visits illnesses and incidents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Winans
Anna Stotts
Paris
Ill
Orah O'Hair
Greencastle
Mrs.Winans
Mrs. Stotts
O’hair
Frances Rector
Albert Runyan
Greencastle Township
Marcelle Jean
Paroled Escapee Lawrence Lawson Granted Visit to Sick Mother
Lawrence Leslie Lawson, convict in the Putnam Circuit Court for escaping from the Indiana State Farm, received a birthday parole from Governor Ed Jackson allowing him to visit his ailing mother at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Leslie Lawson
Putnam
Indiana
Ed Jackson
Teachers Winfred A Harbison and Ocie Bur nice Kelly wed
Winfred A Harbison and Ocie Bur nice Kelly, both teachers, married Thanksgiving Day at Russellville by Rev H A Davis. S A Harris ex superintendent of Putnam county schools, now in Joplin Mo, visiting with Mrs Harris and friends. Mrs Harris and children spend winters here for schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfred A. Harbison
Ocie Burnice Kelly
Russellville
H. A. Davis
S. A
Sam) Harris
Putnam County Schools
Joplin
Merchantile Trust Co
Earp Transferred to Lime Dale Station in Brazil
Charles Earp, clerk at the Pennsylvania station, is moved to Lime Dale station requiring his removal to Greencastle. He will relocate his household goods and reside in the eastern part of Greencastle. Lime Dale is a key Pennsylvania and Monon junction handling freight for Indiana Portland Cement Co. and other major shippers, a move Brazil Times notes with mixed sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Earp
Pennsylvania
Limedale
Greencastle
Monon
Indiana Portland Cement Co
West
Brazil
Mr. Earp
Brazil Times
Ida Macdonald Sent Home From Hospital
Mrs. Ida Macdonald, long treated at Robert Long Hospital, was brought home Sunday by the O F Lakin ambulance. The Greencastle Chamber of Commerce hosts an open forum Monday at 7 30 PM at Central National Bank to discuss grocer concerns with the Board of Directors. Grocer members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Macdonald
Robert Long Hospital
O. F. Lakin Ambulance
Greencastle Chamber of Commerce
Central National Bank
Birthday Dinner for Miss Lorene Luther Noted in City
Social notes record a birthday dinner for Miss Lorene Luther at her north Madison Street home on Sunday with attendees including Mr and Mrs Cecil Sutton Miss Zola Hanccock Mr and Mrs J G Hunt and daughter Miss Ethel and Orris Lush. Other items mention teaching moves and family events across Lafayette Indianapolis Gary Greencastle and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Luther
North Madison Street
Cecil Sutton
Zola Hanccock
J. G. Hunt
Miss Ethel
Orris Lush
Elder Lawrence Athey Returns From Cass County
Elder Lawrence Athey returns from Cass County after two weeks caring for his ill brother in law Al Quadwe who suffered a flu illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Athey
Cass County
al Quadwe
Mr. Quadwe
Greencastle dealer expands Studebaker showroom space
Chris Hartman of Greencastle drives a new Buick coupe delivered by Moffett & Dobbs and Morrison Brothers, Studebaker automobile agents and farm implement dealers, who have leased the former Don Hall site on Franklin Street to store implements and display Studebaker cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Hartman
Greencastle
Moffett & Dobbs
Morrison Brothers
Studebaker Automobile
Franklin Street
Don Hall Automobile Agency
Studebaker
City marshal resumes duties after absence
City marshal David Braden returns to duty after a ten day vacation. Night officer Paul Grimes temporarily filled the post and Robert Kerr operated in Grimes' place during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Braden
Paul Grimes
Robert Kerr
Mr. Grimes
Mrs. Mary A. Risk Reported Very Low After Stroke
Mrs. Mary A. Risk of Roachdale, over 80, is reported very low after a stroke. She is the mother of Joe Risk of Greencastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Risk
Roachdale
Red Cross official aids January roll call plans
Foster Davis a national Red Cross official from Washington visited today to assist local Red Cross directors in organizing the January roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Davis
Red Cross
Washington
Mr. Davis
DePauw Student Margaret Waters Returns Home After Injury
Miss Margaret Waters of South Bend returned home Tuesday for the interim before the next semester at DePauw. She recently sustained a back injury and spent several days in the County Hospital. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs H G Waters of South Read and a member of Alpha Gamma Delta at DePauw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Waters
South Bend
DePauw
Local shop owner deliveries by Morrison Brothers car
William Eitelforge, meat shop proprietor, drives a new Dictator Royal Studebaker sedan delivered by Morrison Brothers. Frank Saathoff, about 20, son of Ben Saathoff, homebound with scarlet fever north of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blackwell
H. A. Sherrill
Wiliam Eitelforge
Frank Saathoff
Ben Saathoff
Dr T T Brazier Enters County Hospital for Treatment
Dr T T Brazier of Elm Street entered County Hospital Monday afternoon for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Brazier
Elm Street
County Hospital
Suit Brought Over Mortgage With Union Savings
Clay Ladd as receiver for Union Savings Association of Terre Haute filed suit in Putnam Circuit Court against Hattie B. Welch Joseph Mullikin and Nellie E. Mullikin to secure payment of a note and foreclose a mortgage. A demand of 6000 dollars is asserted. Duvall Whitaker L R Hilleary and James Allee serve as attorneys for the plaintiff. Margaret Reed national nursing representative of the National Red Cross was here Tuesday promoting public health nursing service financed by the Anti Tuberculosis Association and the American Red Cross and will stay until Wednesday. Edgar Prevo returns to his business after months away due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Ladd
Union Savings Association of Terre Haute
Putnam
Hattie B. Welch
Joseph Mullikin
Nellie E. Mullikin
Duvall & Whitaker
L. R. Hilleary
James Allee
Margaret Reed
National Red Cross
Public Health Nursing Service
The
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
American Red Cross
Reed
Marriage License for Presnell and Goetz
John S. Presnell a 29 year old salesman of Terre Haute and Mayme Goetz a 35 year old seamstress of Sullivan were issued a marriage license in the local filing office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Presnell
Terre Haute
Mayme Goetz
Sullivan
Belle Union News Local residents report illnesses and travels
Lewis Kellar, seriously ill, was taken to Putnam County Hospital by F FE Reed ambulance. Glen Terry improved at home. Miss Nola Neier, home from State Normal Terre Haute, visited family. School dismissed Wednesday, resumed Monday. Alma Hill hosted weekend guest. Joy Hurlburt visited Indianapolis. McCammacks relocate to farm. Gilbert to Florida. Hospital staff and local residents visited Alpha Hill. Frank Hurst and Rev Oscar Irwin mentioned. McCammacks and families traveled to Indianapolis and Cloverdale. Greencastle and Mill Creek Church events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Kellar
Putnam County Hospital
F. FE
Joy Hurlburt
Indianapolis
Harold McCammack
Russellville
McCammack
Gilbert McCammack
Florida
Eva Milburn
Clora Hill
Johnson
County Hospital
Alpha Hill
Frank Hurst
Greencastle
Century Club votes to hold more art exhibits
The Century Club met Saturday with Mrs. W. W. Carson presiding. Mrs. Allee reported strong interest from about four hundred visitors to the Brown County Group show and voted to sponsor additional exhibits to boost local art interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
W. W. Carson
Allee
Brown County
Railroad Dividends Explored by J T Moll Article
J T Moll of Mont Vernon New York and former Indianapolis resident authors an article on stock dividend possibilities among leading rails in the November issue of the Magazine of Wall Street. He is a DePauw and Harvard graduate, now head of Case Pomery’s statistical department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell T. Moll
Mont Vernon
N. Y
Indianapolis
Magazine of
Wall Street
Mr. Moll
T. J. Moll
Washington Boulevard
DePauw University
Graduate School of Business
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Harvard
Moll
Case-Pomery Investment House
New York
Indianapolis Star
Surprise birthday gathering for John Friend Sr on Indiana Street
About thirty five neighbors and friends from Hamrick Station invaded Friday evening to celebrate John Friend Sr turning fifty nine and for Mrs James A Skelton whose exact years unknown. They brought refreshments, played games, and enjoyed a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Friend
Indiana Street
Hamrick Station
James A. Skelton
Professor Mitchell to Lecture at Washington
Waldo F. Mitchell is invited to join the American Economic Association general sessions in Washington D C December 27 30. He will speak December 29 on Interest Rates and the relation to the business cycle alongside Professor Schumpeter and Carl Snider. Mitchell's background includes degrees from Indiana State Normal Wisconsin and Chicago and teaching posts at Chicago Evansville and Lawrence before DePauw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo F. Mitchell
DePauw University
Lawrence College
Wisconsin
American Economic Association
Washington, D. C
Schumpeter
Bonn University of Germany
Carl Snider
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
DePauw
Mitchell
St. Louis
Indiana State Normal School
University of Wisconsin
University of Chicago
Evansville College
A G Lloyd opens Ideal Laundry in Bloomington
A G Lloyd completes the Ideal Laundry at Park Avenue and Twelfth Street Bloomington Indiana with a $25,000 brick and stone building and modern machinery. He moved to Bloomington two years ago and plans a Monday formal opening. Lloyd also owns a south Walnut street block once housing the Covenator Church. formerly lived in Greencastle with Harry Allan in Allan Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Lloyd
Bloomington
Park Avenue
Twelfth Street
Governor Grants Pardon or Reprieve In Lear Escape Conviction
Governor Ed Jackson Tuesday paroled Omer B Lear, formerly convicted in Putnam Circuit court on April 5 1926 for escaping from the state farm. Lear was serving a 2 to 5 year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Jackson
Omer B. Lear
Putnam
Lear
McLean Addresses Lafayette Boys Conference on Christian Living
Dr. W Henry McLean assistant to the president of DePauw University spoke at the eighth annual northern Indiana older boys conference in Lafayette He delivered two addresses urging young men to seek core Christian living avoid irreverence and profanity and emphasized daily service during morning Bible hour and afternoon program parts before Lafayette church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Henry McLean
DePauw University
Lafayette
McLean
Resolutions Committee
Charges Hurl at Warden Over Stephenson Punishment
Indianapolis November 29 Lloyd Q Hill Stephenson's attorney accuses Warden Walter Daly of Michigan City penitentiary of using a forged insinuation to trap D C Stephenson causing him to be placed in solitary confinement on a water and bread diet for alleged smuggling statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
INS
D. C
Stephenson
Hill
Book by Rev Bruner Receives Much Praise
Rev B H Bruner pastor of The First Christian Church of Greencastle is author of Evenings With the Master a devotional book first prepared in 1917 at Camp Taylor Kentucky. It was published in 1920 and praised by the St Louis Globe Democrat and Dr Joseph Fort Newton for its thoughtful spiritual value. Bruner plans two new works likely to be published in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Bruner
First Christian Church
Grey Iastle
Bruner
Camp Taylor
Louisville
Jesus Christ
Joseph Fort Newton
America
Greencastle
Real estate transfers listed for Greencastle and area
Walter Heath and wife sell a Greencastle lot to Loretta Rowland for $1. Forest Hill Cemetery plots pass from Forest Hill owners to Gertrude Werneke for $130. Frederick Burnette sells land in Washington township to State Life Insurance Co. S O McHaffie and wife move 80 acres in Jefferson township to C M Montgomery for $1. Montgomery and wife transfer 80 acres in Jefferson back to S O McHaffie. Bert R Garrett and wife transfer a Greencastle lot to Citizens Trust Co. for $1. Benjamin M Brown sells 167 acres in Greencastle and Marion townships to Robert B Miller for $1. Carrie W Hays and others transfer land in Greencle township to Craig O’Hair and wife for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Heath
Loretta Rowland
Greencastle
Forest Hill Cemetery
Gertrude Werneke
Frederick H. Burnette
State Life Insurance Co
Washington Township
S. O. McHaffie
C. M. Montgomery
Jefferson Township
C. McHaffie
Bert R. Garrett
Citizens Trust Co
Benjamin M. Brown
Robert B. Miller
Marion
Carrie W. Hays
Crah O'Hair
Greencastle Township
Albert B. Fox
William Girton
Etna Alice Diel
Geo. Gilbert
George Kean
Helen Hathaway
Hattie N. Hampton
Morris Miller
Raymond McCullough
Pleasant Gardens
Anton E. Massek
Arlie Gaugh
Russell
Clinton
Jesse M. Johnson
Hillstop Realty Co
Grant Todd
Carl Elliott
Groveland
Otho
Land transfers and modest real estate deeds listed in Warren Bainbridge and surrounding townships
A long chain of property transfers and lot sales appears listing buyers and sellers such as Amos Christopher to Luther Chapman in Warren township and Leona Colliver to William Colliver in Monroe with amounts from 1 to 4 250 dollars. Other transfers include John C. Wilson to Alfred Nichols in Russell township and various owners transferring 20 acre parcels in Washington township and lots in Greencastle and Bainbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Christopher
Luther B. Chapman
Warren Township
Charles M. Moffett
Raymond W. Etcheson
Bainbridge
James Reynolds
Walter Poynter
Marion Township
Alfred H. Nichols
John C. Wilson
Russell Township
Leona L. Colliver
William D. ‘Colliver
Monroe Township
Mutual Finance and Mortgage Co
Ellsworth E. Hillis
L. C. Priest
Clyde Metz
Lyda M. Coffman
Washington Township
Aaron Hand
Lola B. English
Floyd Township
Francis A. Hays
Louis VY. Hays
Albert B. Fox
William Walter Kirk
Roachdale Cemetery
Assoc
D. D. Eggers
John F. Cannon
Homer C. Morrison
Greencastle
Karl Hamrick
David Williams
Mat J. Murphy
Merle C. Huckleberry
Funeral held for Joseph Cross Collins
Funeral services for 71 year old Putnam County farmer Joseph Cross Collins were held Wednesday at Brick Chapel Church with Rev. Joseph Green officiating. He died from injuries after being struck by a Crawfordsville driver on State Road 43 last Friday night. Burial followed at Brick Chapel cemetery with Masonic Lodge rites at the grave. Collins suffered a brain concussion and a fractured leg among other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cross Collins
Putnam County
Robert Harding
Crawfordsville
Greencastle
Brick Chapel
Joseph Green
Bedford
Masonic Lodge
Morton
Collins
Harding
Chase Harding
Collision Involving Harding Strikes Mr. Collins
A Nashua student Harding and his companion Robert Sills encountered a stalled machine in the road. As Collins approached from behind the machine Harding swerved to avoid a collision and collided with Collins, who was then taken to his home with aid from Harding and Sills. Harding was not blamed due to his cautious driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Collins
Burkett calf places sixth at Nat's show
The Shorthorn calf shown by Howard Burkett near Morton placed sixth in its class at the International Livestock Show in Chicago this week and will be sold at the sale Friday. County Agent R. H. Stevenson returned from the event and praised Putnam County animals. Other county exhibitors included Smithson & Sutherlin Bros. of Russellville. Tamworth hog results followed with several placements across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Howard Burkett
Near Morton
R. H. Stevenson
Putnam County
Smithson & Sutherlin Bros
Russellville
Barrow
Madison Center Notes Include Itinerary and Local Events
Frank Thompson’s wife thanked relatives in Madison Center as Willard Wells heads to Indianapolis for treatment. Long Branch Church plans December 3 wood cutting for fuel. Thanksgiving gatherings and local visits appear among residents. Maurice Payne lands Cement Plant job in Limedale. several families from Lafayette and Greencastle visit Gowen home. Various travel to South Bend for Thanksgiving. Elder Will Bimore misses December 4 service. Corn shredders expected at Fred Johns’ residence. Amelia Elling noted as boss trapper. A J Johnson hosts visitors. school substitute Alan Glendon fills in for sick Robert Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thompson
St. Berenice
A. J. Johnson
Willard Wells
Indisanapolis
Long Branch
Lara Marshall
Buel Hepler
L. Marion Wright
Harley Head
Maurice Payne
Limedale
William Gowen
Lafayette
Goesbergs
Greencastle
Gowen
Carey Dillinger
Frank Johnson
Emily
South Bend
Forseat Johnson
Liza Marshall
Frank Busby
Eagles
Amelia Elling
Robert Irwin
Brunserstown
Alison Glendon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Steele
Jennie Steele
Chestnut Street
Park Dunbar
John Cannon
James P. Hughes
John Call
Gary
Charles J. Arnold
W. M. McGaughey
Margaret Emily McGaughey
Tom
Lola May Steele
Glen H. Lyon
Yount
J. B. Payne
Franklin
H. A. Payne
Richard Paynes
William
Kenneth Andrews
Constance
Hugh
Carl Weyle
O. E. Hemphill
W. W. Tucker
John Spursteen
Salem
Charles McGaughey
Christian Church
Cloverdale
Ed. Watts
Methodist Hospital
Claude Ash
Barnaby
W. R. Hutcheson
Ann Cannon
Mere
James
Bloomington Street
L. L. Runyan
Mr. Bunyan
William Mitchell
East Road
Charles Gardner
Jesse Arthur Steele
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Steele
John D. Steele
Ed. Coffman
Julian Coffman
Lloyd Coffman
Walnut Creek
California
Hagerstown
George Long
South Locust Street
Mr. Long
Patrick Long
Long
Elizabeth Daggy
Albert Daggy
East Washington Street
Joan Ash
Ben Riley
Otto Lakin
O. F. Walls
Knightstown
Mr. Walls
H. B. Walls
East Seminary Street
Albert Earl Davis
Jack Earl
Ruel Heaney
Lyric Theatre
John F. Braden
Zola May
Paul Albin
Ralph Gwinn
Mrs. Gwinn
U. ¥. O'Daniels
Edgar Prevo
Belle Union News
J.T. Moll
Bloomington, Ind
Mr. Lloyd
Harry Allan
Allan Lumber Co
M'Lean
D. C. Stephenson
Ernest D. Williams
James M. Skinner
Commercial Place
Thomas W. Stewart
Louis B. Schiesz
Ida M. Donald
Washington Two
Joe Collins
Burkett
Madison Center
F. O. Overstreet
R. J. Overstreet
Bence Building
Vine Street
Greencastle, Indiana
C. C. Tucker
Physicians and Surgeons Office
Washington and
Walnut Streets
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