SAY No trouble starting gasoline consumer words
columnist Charles J. Arnold declares no trouble starting the gasoline consumer yet despite chilly mornings. he warns the breaking point will come sooner or later and then.
07 Dec 1928
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1928
Page
1
columnist Charles J. Arnold declares no trouble starting the gasoline consumer yet despite chilly mornings. he warns the breaking point will come sooner or later and then.
Benjamin R. Inman of Danville was named chief of the educational department under State Fire Marshal Alfred R. Hogston. The former senator and newspaper man succeeds Nellie Long who died last August. duties include school inspections, fire drills, and prevention talks to children.
Greencastle Indiana December 7 Charles J Arnold owner of a large peach orchard says mild winter suggests severe weather ahead likely killing next season fruit buds Keifer pears and Ben Davis apples may fare better The piece also notes Christmas shopping, a Meharry Hall concert broadcast by WFBM Indianapolis and Senate scrutiny of Roy C West nomination tied to Insull interests with holiday cheer from the Chamber of Commerce and local decorations.
The County Teachers Institute program at Greencastle High School is announced by John C. Vermillion. Morning topics include Teaching of Ideals Tests and Measurements and Arithmetic. Afternoon sessions cover Music hand-writing Graves System library use and care and sectional meetings for Primary Intermediate Grammar and Rural Grades. High School focus is Faculty Cooperation in English.
Russell E. Gardner 28, cement plant worker, and Arnold D. Adams 20, Rowland Hall employee, both of Greencastle, obtained a marriage license.
Dale Livingstone and William Hollowell, Oakland and Pontiac dealers, announce a $25,000 Chevrolet display building on the Carl Cenfer property at Jackson and Columbia in Seymour. Day Construction Co. to start immediately. completion planned by February 1 with a wash rack and Duco paint shop included.
Detroit December 7 In the New Jersey killings context Peter Kudzinowski 26 admitted slaying seven year old Joseph Storelli of New York. He said the Hickman California murder inspired the crime and that he planned to kill to avoid capture. New Jet officers took him back to New Jersey for trial and possible execution. He expressed remorse and readiness to face consequences.
Mr and Mrs Walter Wright of Fillmore escaped serious injuries when a westbound car veered into their Ford coupe on the National Road east of Stilesville forcing it to collide with a bridge rail. The other vehicle fled east at high speed. the Wrights could not identify the occupant. They were aided home by neighbors.
County superintendent John C. Vermillion will inaugurate monthly speaker tours in county schools. Two circuits, north and south, will host addresses by Rev. B. H. Bruner at Reelsville Putnamville Cloverdale Belle Union Fillmore and Dr. C. Howard Taylor at Bainbridge Roachdale Russellville Clinton Center.
Leroy Gilbert, chief of police in South Chicago Heights, was killed by a shotgun blast as he sat with his wife in their bungalow. Footprints in snow show suspects approached the window. investigators pursue motives tied to illicit liquor raids and local gang activity.
Johnny Prichard a 64 year old Broad Park resident northeast of Belle Union died at home Thursday afternoon. Funeral set for Walnut Chapel Church south of Greencastle Saturday at 11 with Rev. H. A. Sherrill in charge. Burial in Brick Chapel cemetery. Survived by widow and eleven children. Four sisters and two brothers also listed as survivors.
A. B. Hanna and S. C. Prevo bought the corner Indiana and Walnut lot, currently Bryan and Hamrick Livery stables, for 7500 dollars. They plan a fire proof building within six months. John McFarlane named superintendent of the Indiana & Ohio Stone Company, commuting from his home with a gasoline motor track car.
The document notes that pulmonary tuberculosis is the most common form and stresses that consumptives who do not cover their mouths when coughing or sneezing endanger others, especially in crowded venues like theaters and restaurants. It warns children may carry germs from contaminated objects.
Indiana entrants dominated at the international livestock exposition in Chicago with first prizes in Tamworth and Poland China swine and sheep divisions. The Wonderland Farm of Wolcott won the grand Poland China champion. Russellville participants earned multiple junior and senior awards across swine and sheep classes as attendance hits a record.
Rarmel Del Rio, young Mexican noble and former husband of film star Dolores Del Rio, died in a Berlin private sanitarium at 5 34 this afternoon after suffering paralysis and blood poisoning following an operation for a carbuncle.
Danville reports the William Nichols murder case set to go to trial next week with Ora Whitten as a key witness. The September 22 farm shooting between Coatesville and Sullyville left Ova Whitten dead from two shots, one fatal. Nichols, 59, jailed since the shooting, faces an indictment after a family dispute over care for their elderly father.
Robert Herndon Irwin of Greencastle files for divorce from Edna Lorene Irwin in Putnam Circuit Court. They wed February 26, 1927 and separated June 25, 1928. He cites noncooperation, taunting of furniture, and meals as issues. They have one daughter.
Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and mostly fair Saturday. Temperatures show no decided change.
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