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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1913

Page

2

Local Option Election Set for Greencastle Indiana

Putnam County board orders a special election in Greencastle on December 29 1913 to decide if the sale of intoxicating liquors should be prohibited within the city limits. Sheriff Theodore Boes and Auditor Cornelius L Airhart certify the notice to voters. Herald announces posters.

State of Indiana Putnam Theodore Boes Putnam County Board of Commissioners John F. Cooper Greencastle City Greencastle Cornelius L. Airhart C. L. Airhart Theodore Bees Herald

Chamberlain's Tablets Praise From Ft Smith Family

Mrs Margaret Campbell of Ft Smith Ark writes that her father used Chamberlains Tablets after an illness six years ago and has not been sick since. She says her sister also benefited from the tablets and notes they are for sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain Margaret Campbell Ft. Smith Ark California Mario Garber Sawtelle Cal

Mrs Stowe Improves Slowly After Appendicitis Operation

Mrs Stowe wife of Professor Stowe is improving slowly after an appendicitis operation Tuesday at the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Professor Stowe is visiting her at the hospital today. A Tri Delt sorority party will be held Monday at the chapter house for the sorority chaperone Mrs Buskirrk. Miss Margart Watts of Knights town visits Miss Mary Tucker.

Tri Delt Mrs. Buskirrk Margart Watts Knightstown Mary Tucker

Benefit event draws large Greencastle crowd for DePauw athletics

Over 140 people attended the Cook's Opera House benefit Friday night. Proceeds supported the DePauw athletic association treasury with funds earmarked for general upkeep and sweaters for the football champions. The Phi Delt quartet Clarence Ball George Kadel and Miss Mathias backed by student support and Greencastle business leaders boosted the appeal and future success of Old Gold athletics.

Cook's Opera House Phi Delt Clarence Ball George Kadel Mathias Heber Ellis Cook DePauw Athletics Greencastle The Athletic Association Treasury Lebanon Pioneer DePauw DePauw University Methodist Church Robert G. McCutchan Denman Thompson Martha Geyer Degner Opal Goodrich Nelle Wynn Maurine Hooker Maude Gwinn Gladys Jolly Carmen Irvin Kathleen Campbell Leslie Miller Paul Smith Charles Schofield Fred Wright Olin Rippetoe Robert Coleman Edwin Pitkin Howard J. Barnum Robert Clark Howard Benedict George Clark

Little Essays For College Freshmen

A short reflection on curiosity among freshmen and the value of intelligent questioning. It notes curiosity as a double edged trait through history and encourages freshmen to explore textbook contents and Carnegie Library resources to enrich a four year scholarly journey.

Pandora Carnegie Monument Golden Land

Indiana Y M C A Convention Opens in Fort Wayne

The forty fourth annual Indiana Y M C A convention opened at First Baptist Church Fort Wayne with John C Haswell as chair and a state executive report. A 500 strong business men dinner preceded talks by C B Kessinger Frank C Ball A W Johnston and E E Stacy with plans for city tours noon shop meetings and section conferences. A mass men meeting Sunday at Elks Temple features Dr E A Hanley while women hear E L Mogge and state secretary Lichty discuss Y M C A work.

Fort Wayne Ind Indiana Young Men’s Christian Association First Baptist Church John C. Haswell Elk's Temple Indiana C. B. Kessinger Indiana Association Frank C. Ball Muncie A. W. Johnston Nickel Plate Railroad Cleveland E. E. Stacy Indianapolis Railroad Association Christ Lutheran Congregation Campbell White Elks’ Temple E. A. Hanley Franklin College Anderson E. L. Mogge Evansville Association Plymouth Congregational Church Lichty of Columbus Port Wayne First Methodist Church

German Club Celebrates Heine Birthday at Sigma Chi

The German Club at the Sigma Chi house last night honored Heinrich Heine. Harry Mason gave a brief life sketch, Alice Balford spoke on Heine the poet, Maude Gwinn discussed the poem Du bist wie eine Blume, and Maurine Ballard read Die Zwei Grenadiere. The club plans a Christmas meeting with Prof. and Mrs. Longden on December 18.

Heinrich Heine Germany Sigma Chi Heine Harry Mason Alice Balford Maude Gwinn Maurine Ballard

Student duplicates from Professor Gough in magazine article

In the Public Speaking Review two articles by Professor H B Gough and former student John R Pelsma almost replicate each other on the same topic. Gough, associate editor of the magazine, and Pelsma, then at Southwestern University, wrote pieces that appeared in the same issue with editorial remark on the coincidence. Gough’s piece titled Famulus for the Special Issue and Pelsma’s A Difficult Problem for the Debater are described.

H B. Gough John R. Pelsma Gough Pelsma Southwestern University Famulas

Faculty Tent Graduation Decision Yet To Seniors

Dr Gobin assures the senior class committee that the final choice on holding commencement in a tent next June is for the class to decide with faculty non interference. Cecil Haupt will report next senior class meeting where the proposal will likely be voted. Days to Open Option Campaign On Sunday Drys to launch campaign with Emerson Ballard speaking at 3 PM in the courthouse assembly room and 7 30 PM at College Avenue Church.

Drys Emerson Ballard Crawfordsville Court House College Avenue Ballard United States

Five Men Enter Local Prohi Primary Contenders Named

Five contestants prepare manuscripts for the Prohibition Oratorical Primary to be held mid January. Entrants are Arthur Bogue Jesse Bogue Fred Thrasher Chas Meredith and George Rinner. Seven colleges Butler Farnham Wabash DePauw Purdue Franklin and Taylor will be represented at the state contest. Separate judges for manuscript and delivery will be chosen this year. Dates for manuscript completion and delivery contests will be set as manuscripts progress.

Jesse Bogue Fred Thrasher Chas, Meredith George Rinner Butler Farnham Wabash DePauw Purdue Franklin and Taylor

Bargain Store Ad Lists Household Furnishings for Sale

George Cotton advertises on 108 South Indiana Street offering heating stoves iron beds sanitary couches dressers wash stands and stand tables at cheap prices in a local bargain sale.

George Cotton South Indiana Street

Snakes Driven by Fire In Pine Creek Valley Panic

Williamsport correspondence reports influx of rattlesnakes and black snakes into Pine Creek Valley after a recent fire blazed through wild lands. Snakes seek refuge in outbuildings and chicken coops, creating a local panic in the wooded district.

Pine Creek Williamsport Philadelphia

The Queen's Coachman and Royal Escort

A London Chronicle note recalls the queen’s coachman as central to coronation duties and the 1884 jubilee. The driver emphasizes his unique status and duty, declaring proudly that he serves the Queen, not caring to reveal other royal guests at Buckingham Palace.

Queen Victoria Buckingham Palace Tam London Chronicle

How to Bankrupt Doctors and Cold Remedies Ad

A New York physician quips that thin stockings and shoes by women help keep doctors solvent. The ad urges early treatment for colds to prevent pneumonia and touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective, pleasant, safe, and widely trusted, available from all dealers.

New York

Library Move During Xmas Vacation Planned

The Departments Library will relocate from the third floor of West College to the general library during Christmas break to improve accessibility. The De Pauw Art School enrollment is now twenty four, surpassing earlier figures. Maurice nandter, class of 1915, joined the Beta Theta Pi fraternity last night.

Tilden West College DePauw Art School Maurice €Nandter Beta Theta Pi

The Significant If Three Scientists Visit Montana Mine

Three Eastern college scientists rode a mine bucket in Montana and noted rope wear. The attendant said ropes are changed every three months, a schedule that had likely been forgotten. The professor urged an immediate replacement to ensure a safe ascent.

Eastern College Montana Christian Register

Looking Up History In A Family Echo Ball Tale

A boy climbs a chair in a library to reach bindings while his father scolds him. The child explains he seeks the History of the United States to verify a rumor about Mike Donlin and the Giants two years prior, challenging Joe Billings’s claim.

Beer Library Wilfred United States Joe Billings Echoe Mike Donlin Giants George Deady Wilsonville Deady Henry Pearl Pearl Hartford Courant

First Woman Typist Weller Will Filed in Probate Court

The will of Margaret A. Weller, reputedly the first American woman to use a typewriter, was filed in probate court. Written longhand by the deceased who served as a court stenographer like her husband, she resided at 3739 Windsor Place before her death in St. Louis.

Margaret A. Weller America Windsor Place St. Louis

Hauling on the Desert Chronicle of early desert transport methods

The Los Angeles Tribune surveys desert transport history from camels to steam traction engines, detailing the rise and fall of camel caravans in the 1860s, the shift to mules and burros, and the later introduction of heavy steam traction engines weighing up to 80 000 pounds as desert transit evolved.

Los Angeles Tribune Fort Wilmington Pacific Fort Yuma Mojave Colorado River Fort Mojave Henry Washington Smyrna Sonora Arizona

Hints to Accountants: Check Balances While Posting

The passage advises accountants to balance accounts as they post to prevent errors. It suggests dividing the figure in half and seeking a matching debit on the credit side or vice versa, and to identify the exact overlooked error during posting rather than at month end.

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