Local social notes and business visits in Greencastle area
The Herald reports social events visits and local business in Greencastle and Indianapolis. Notables include Mr and Mrs B K Knight in Indianapolis, Andrew E Durham from Putnam elected representative in Indianapolis, and various campus and church figures visiting or traveling. The Putnam Oil & Gas drill outfit arrives for county test wells with operations set to begin Monday under Phil S Fenn.
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the Herald
Putnam Oil & Gas Company
Bainbridge
Phil S. Fenn
Putnam County
Fenn
Sullivan
Bloomington
Sun Breaks Through as Holiday Mail Prep Speeds Up
After a two week lull the sun briefly appeared and observers noted a slight warmth. Post office workers expect Christmas mail to go out earlier this year with many packages bound for California and other western states. In local news Selden Knauer and Zola Cox wed at the Christian church parsonage with a small ceremony. Jesse Hamrick plans a winter visit to New York City to see his daughter. County commissioners settle a disputed claim between William Randel and Michael Kelly over Daniel Kelly’s estate. Columbia student Glenn I. Tucker plans to spend holidays with his parents in Greencastle, while Cassel Tucker will remain abroad until spring graduation. Indiana College Athletic League met in Indianapolis with no major changes expected, amid talk Butler might join though eligibility rules likely keep Irvington out. DePauw officials Heber Ellis and S. K. Buick attended the session.
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Selden Knauer
Joseph Knauer
Madison Township
Zola Cox
L. R. Cox
Christian Church
A. M. Hootman
The
Jesse Hamrick
New York City
Essye Hamrick Cooper
William Randel
Michael Kelly
Daniel Kelly
Court House
Glenn I. Tucker
Pulitzer School of Journalism
Columbia University
Greencastle
W. W. Tucker
Cassel Tucker
Indianapolis
Butler
Irvington
Association
Heber Ellis
8. K. Buick
Alumni Athletic Board
DePauw
Woman's Bible Class Forms New Organization
The Woman's Bible class of College Avenue M. I. Sunday school organized for next year at Mrs. J. P. D. John's home on Locust Street. Sixteen members adopted a constitutional preamble and elected officers led by President Mrs. Lee Reeves. The group planned to meet again January 8, 1915 at Mrs. Reeves's home.
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Woman's Bible
College Avenue
M. I
J. P. D. John
South Locust Street
Jesus Christ
Lee Reeves
A. V. O'Dan
E. B. Taylor
M. L. Darnall
A. A. Brothers
W. H. Jennings
J. K. Davis
Presbyterian Church Announces Winter Services and Burns Talk
The Presbyterian Church invites the public to morning worship at 10 30 a m parish school at 2 00 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m There is no evening service tomorrow due to united services at College Avenue M E church The Young People's Society plans an address on The Religious Life of Robert Burns as Seen in His Works and an In ner Mission will run the first week in January with daily services at 7 30 p m
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Young People’s Society
Robert Burns
Christmas entertainment and services at church this week
Pastor A. M. Hootman leads Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. A Christmas entertainment is planned. Communion and sermon at 10:30 a. m. with special choir music. 2:30 p. m. union meeting in the courthouse. 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. Evening services with good songs and a warm, well lit house inviting all.
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Court House
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Sunday Services and Bible School Schedule
Sunday services in the Ader block on the second floor at 11 o'clock with a sermon titled God the Preserver of Man. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Wednesday evening services in the same room at 8 o'clock. All are welcome.
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God
Preserver of
Man
Charity Conference Service at College Avenue Church
Sunday schedule lists Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. with Prof. Blanchard as superintendent and morning service at 10:30 a.m. featuring a sermon on Why Not Christianity and music by Mendelssohn and Dudley Buck. Afternoon Charity Conference at the courthouse includes State Institutions talks. 6:20 p.m. Epworth League. evening union service with Amos Butler of Indianapolis and Judge Hughes presiding.
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Blanchard
Solo
Lord
Dudley Buck
Pratt
Court House
Fifth Congressional District
Epworth League
College Avenue Church
Amos Butler
Indianapolis
Judge Hughes
Locust Street Methodist Church and Indiana freshmen ruling
Locust Street Methodist Church schedule includes Sunday school at 9 50 worship at 10 30 and Epworth League at 6 30 with a 7 30 union service at College avenue church. Alumni from Wabash and DePauw praise allowing freshmen to play Purdue and Indiana. expected to intensify future games and boost DePauw prospects with a new gymnasium attracting top athletes next year.
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Wabash
DePauw
Purdue
Indiana
Scarlet
Old Gold
Mrs Sallust Awarded $1000 Judgment in Estate Caring Case
In Putnam County Circuit Court, a jury awarded Jennie Sallust $1000 against the estate of Clara A. Sallust for caring for her during the latter’s last illness. Trial began Wednesday, verdict delivered Friday after three hours of deliberation.
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Jennie Sallust
Clara A. Sallust
Putnam County
Hughes
D. V. Salust
Restored to health by Red Cross Seals
A TB sufferer in a Western city aided by Anti-Tuberculosis Association programs moved from a one room life with two beds to a healthier future in New Mexico with family. After a year of care including a major operation and hospital treatment she travels homeward well and free from pain for the first time in ten years. Red Cross Seals helped her rise from poverty to renewed health.
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Anti-Tuberculosis Association
New Mexica
Associated Charities
Red Cross
William A Wells 1861 1914 dies after long illness
William A Wells born October 18 1861 died November 25 1914 aged fifty three. He suffered a paralysis stroke last April and remained a constant sufferer until death. He joined the Church of Christ at Long Branch about twenty four years ago and remained faithful. He married Eliza J Fuqua January 23 1883 and they had five children Johnnie Ross Ruby Reggie and Nicy. He leaves a wife five children a brother Columbus Wells and three sisters Mrs John Graves Mrs Elizabeth Banning and Mrs Annie Stewart. Funeral at his home November 27 conducted by Elder Cline.
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Peter
Nick Wells
Church of Christ At
Long Branch
Elmore
Eliza J. Fuqua
Johnnie
Ross
Ruby
Reggie
Nicy
Columbus Wells
Madison Township
John Graves
Elizabeth Banning
Douglas
Kan
Annie Stewart
Preston
D A R Meeting and Housing Ad Notice
The D A R will meet Monday at 7:80 o'clock at the home of Kirs. A for rent five room house at 105 Hill Street with electric lights and city water. Rent eight dollars. Mrs 4 Burner, Phone 161. The electric light bills may be ready. Please call and settle with the electric company.
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Kirs. A
Hill Street
gPutnam Electric Company
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W. A. Kreigh
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South Indiana Street
Margaret Keiper
DePauw University
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Ida Batty
Brazil
James P. Hughes
Danville
Willis Crodian
Fincastle
Naomi Randel
Frank Donner
A. F. Caldwell
J. P. Naylor
University
Jessie Gobin
Florence Ear
Greencastle High School
Amelia D. Kemp
Grose
Bert Woods
John Gard
Clay City
I. C. Whitelaw
Terre Haute
Belle Union
Mill Creek Baptist Church
Irma Hootman
Mauer Concert Company
Miss Hootman
Lyric
Riverville
Slim
Broncho Billy
John Eitel & Son
E. A. Browning’s Grocery
Walter Allen
California
Woman's Bible Class Contemplates Organization
Iels
Manualo the Great
Baldwist
London
James L. Hamilton
Mays
Christian Science
Methodist Episcopal
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Lord Mendelssohn
Locust Street Methodist Church
Bert DeWitt Beck
A. H. Pitkin
Abany Farmer
Mary Fitzpatrick
Cloverdale Township
Green B. Parker
Lucy O'Daniels
Greencas
Lawrence Lewis
Jackson Boyd
Otis E. Gulley
Hays & Murphy
Allee James & Allee
James
Hays
Herald
Ben Morlan
Lena
Waldemar
HH. S. Werneke
Pearson’s Bakery
William Andrew Wells
Cline
OWL’ Drugstore
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