New State Farm Building and Dormitory Completed
The temporary dormitory and dining hall at State Farm is finished today. Prison labor will start Monday on a permanent frame building two stories high.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1914
Page
1
The temporary dormitory and dining hall at State Farm is finished today. Prison labor will start Monday on a permanent frame building two stories high.
Indiana State Farm at Putnamville reports the temporary dormitory and dining hall is finished to house prisoners beginning Monday. The new two story building will serve as dormitory and dining hall with ground floor offices and storage. A permanent dormitory and dining hall is planned, using farm saw and materials from the farm to build it.
In an interview with Cyril Maude in Woman's Home Companion he argues pictures will aid theater. He says drama competes with other entertainments but strong drama survives while poor drama fades. Educational films draw audiences to classics, showing theatre as a forum for social and civic issues and shifting naysayers toward the legitimate stage.
The Greencastle Boosters Club membership committee says the canvass for new members closed Friday afternoon with very favorable results. The executive board will review the exact count early next week and dues collection for the first month will start promptly. The club plans its initial actions to aid local business and social welfare.
H. R. Morin of Chicago, a DePauw graduate, is in Greencastle on business and counts many local friends among his acquaintances.
A stove fire at the Martha Washington Tea Rooms in the Landes building on East Washington Street caused smoke damage and a four foot floor burn. Firemen arrived early, using chemical apparatus to extinguish the blaze before water was needed. The incident, about 7 am, could have damaged more of the first floor tenants, including Kick Bros. store. Damages not to exceed 25 dollars.
State Veterinary Association expresses appreciation for the work of Dr A F Nelson state veterinarian Dr F A Balser of Newcastle and Dr T A Sigler of Greencastle as the organization stamps out foot and mouth disease at its state meeting.
A Greencastle Indiana boy writes for Santa on December 11 1914 asking for a box of tools a coaster oranges candy and nuts for stocking and to put ears and harness on his horse while reminding Santa to remember the poor children. The note is signed by Robert Glidewell of 311 Bloomington Street.
Indications point to a large audience for the charity meeting with speakers on the program of a community conference to be held here Sunday and Monday. Music will be provided by DePauw School of Music.
A regional conference on relief of the poor in Indiana, held in Greencastle December 13–14, features lectures by Amos Butler and other officials, round tables on poor relief and child welfare, music from DePauw, and sessions at the College Ave Church and courthouse assembly rooms.
The Plainfield high school boys defeated Greencastle 30 to 21 before a capacity Armory crowd. Pope starred with 14 points, while O'Brien and McIntosh contributed 14 and strong defense for Greencastle. Bainbridge beat Filmore 10? to 1% in curtain-raiser as Marion township endurance showed late.
Dr A F Nelson Dr F A Balser and Dr T A Sigler were thanked by the Indiana Veterinary Association after a two day meeting in Indianapolis. Dr Sigler returned to Greencastle and gave talks with stereoptical pictures. He described the association’s growth and then reported on the Eggers farm in Floyd township placed under quarantine for hog cholera, leaving 25 of 80 hogs.
Green castle shows improvement as Pope and O Brien star for locals in 30 to 21 loss on Armory floor against Plainfield.
Frankfort native Miss Flossie Irvin a 1912 university graduate visits Green Castle where she is hosted by local friends for a social gathering and reunion.
John Minor, veteran salesman for Sentinel Printing of Indianapolis, is in the city on business today.
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