Snowy Saturday Opens Greencastle Playful Season
Column recounts a snowy Saturday as Greencastle children begin their sledding season and includes jokes about weather gear. The writer apologizes to a Greencastle woman for criticising his spelling and shares humorous anecdotes about gifts and a misspelled word.
Peters Sues for 10000 Damages in Son’s Death
Edward C. Peters of Montgomery County files in Clay Circuit Court for $10000 against J D Pellow Son auto agency Brazil for the death of his nine year old son Lester killed in an automobile accident at Patlock's corner two miles west of Bowers Station on October 18 1927.
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Brazil
Edward C. Peters
Montgomery County
Clay
J. D. Pollom & Son Auto Agency
Lester
Patlock's Corner
Bowers Station
Death of Greencastle businessman Frank A. Hays
Frank A. Hays 83 prominent Greencastle merchant and civic figure died Saturday around 6:15 PM at his Alonzo Cook apartment from heart disease. Survived by widow four children and one brother he had long local business ties including Kash and Karry, Model Clothing and the Fashion store. He was Civil War veteran, Republican leader, former county chairman and school board member. Burial at Forest Hill. services Tuesday conducted by Rev. C Howard Taylor.
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Frank A. Hays
Greencastle
Alonzo Cook
Franklin and
College Avenue
Hays
Ollie Hays Turk
Morris Turk
Portland
Maine
Alfred R. Hays
Lafayette
Flora Hays Bigger
Jack Bigger
Indiana
Louis Hays
Mr. Hays
South Jackson Street
Greencastle Odd Fellows Lodge
Third Ward
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Albert J. Beveridge
Oklahoma Legislature dispersed by National Guard at state capitol
Brig. Gen. Charles McPherren led a small guard force to disperse seventy nine lawmakers at the Oklahoma House door. Governor Henry J. Johnston declared martial law in Oklahoma City early today as the Senate impeachment inquiry moved forward.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
House of Representatives
Charles McPherren
Oklahoma City National
Senate High Court
Death of Everett H. Long 12 in Woodstreet
Everett Harold Long aged 12 son of Mr and Mrs Everett Long of Woodstreet died after an eighteen hour illness of mastoid trouble He passed away Sunday after midnight at 12 40 oclock Survived by parents three brothers two sisters and grandparents J F Long Funeral to be held Tuesday at 10 30 in J E McCurry Funeral Home with Rev B H Bruner of the Christian Church officiating Interment in Forest Hill cemetery
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Everett Harold Long
Everett Long
Woodstreet
Second Ward
J. F. Long
J. E. McCurry
B. H. Bruner
The
Christian Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Weekend spate of accidents near Greencastle injure several
Multiple crashes over the weekend near Greencastle involve residents of Indianapolis Amo and Fillmore. Louis Shaffer and wife were injured when their Ford rolled over west of Mt Meridian and were transported to Indianapolis for treatment. Howard Atkins escaped injury in a Washington Street Road crash. Perry Downey of Fillmore reportedly escaped injury when an axle failure caused a Ford to roll south of the Monon crossing as a train passed. Clifford Beeson suffered a dislocated arm in a two-vehicle collision near Brazil on the National Road amid dense fog.
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Greencastle
Louis Shaffer
Indianapolis
Shaffer
Mt. Meridian
East Washington Street
Manhattan Road
Perry Downey
Fillmore
Downey
Clifford Bee
Frank Bee
Ford
Nash
Knightsville
Brazil
Bee
Coste and Le Brix Begin Nonstop Chile Flight
Lieutenant Coste and co pilot Le Brix left at 5 06 a m for a non stop flight to Santiago Chile aiming to start the return voyage to Paris by air. In Pennsylvania derailment: seven Baltimore and Ohio coaches of the Detroit Limited go off near Guffey Westmoreland County killing one man. Baggagemaster Winters is dead and Engineer Beltz plus Conductor Kelly are injured.
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Coste
LE Brix
Chile
Rio DE Janiero
INS
Paris
Buenos Aires
Santiago
Pittsburgh
Detroit Limited
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Guffey
Westmoreland County
Co. H. Winters
Charles Beltz
John Kelly
Son-in-law of Mrs Wimmer Dies Sunday
Mrs J J Brown of Indianapolis reports the death of her husband J J Brown at 11 oclock Sunday night. He was cashier at the Soldiers and Sailors monument and recently fell during lunch, breaking three ribs then developing double pneumonia. No funeral arrangements yet. he and Mrs Brown had many Greencastle friends.
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J. J. Brown
Indianapolis
Soldiers’ and Sailors
W. P. Wimmer
Indiana Street
Brown
Plano 10 Baptist Church Receives Memorial Piano
Mrs Claudia Carswell presents a Starr upright piano to Plano 10 Baptist Church in memory of her sister Mrs Flossie Hoagland. Dr U M McGuire spoke at the rally with a silver plate noting the gift. The church plans for future advancement and a new pastor.
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Flossie Hoagland
U. M. Mguire
the Baptist Church
U. M. McGuire
McGuire
Canton in State of Revolt After Bloody Riots
Rebels seize government buildings in Canton and declare a Red Government as fierce street fighting and looting plague the city. Thousands of rebels, hundreds killed or wounded, a standstill on rail and Hong Kong link. Moderate Nationalists launch counterattack as police HQ is recaptured. Foreigners reportedly unmolested.
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Canton
China
London
INS
Hong Kong
Lifooklub
Dee
Clodfelter Named Deputy Auditor in County
Wilber O. Clodfelter the county treasurer will retire January 1 and will serve as deputy auditor under Willis E. Gill who takes office then. He is praised for efficiency and familiarity with the auditor's work. Mrs. Ruel Heaney will remain deputy treasurer under treasurer elect Alva Lisby.
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Ruel Heaney
Wilber O. Clodfelter
Willis E. Gill
Gill
Clodfelter
Ott Webb
Alva Lisby
Weather Forecast Cloudy and Mild Conditions Ahead
A cloudy and mild day is expected with sunrise at 6 68 and sunset at 4 26. Light winds and no precipitation are anticipated through the period.
Dr. W. W. Sweet Invited to Speak at Martinsville
Martinsville Indiana December 11 details a centennial Methodist Church celebration planned for Christmas week with sessions and a program. Dr W W Sweet now of Chicago University and formerly of DePauw is invited to speak on early church history.
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Martinsville
Ind
W. W. Sweet
DePauw
Chicago University
Farm Bureau Opens Drive for Members
The Indiana Farm Bureau Federation launches a week long membership drive aiming for 70 000 members in 1928. One thousand volunteers from 76 counties will canvass farmers with prizes for top counties and flag awards for full participation. The drive closes Saturday night with ratification meetings planned.
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Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Indiana
Farm Bureau
Cloverdale Couple Arrested for Bootlegging
Mr and Mrs Charles Paris of Cloverdale were arrested on a charge of illegal liquor sales. Clarence Kennedy and Floyd Beeman of Quincy identified Paris as the seller after a visit to the Paris home. The Paris couple pleaded not guilty with bonds set at 500 each. trial date to be announced.
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Charles Paris
Cloverdale
Clarence Kennedy
Floyd Beeman
Quincy
L’aris
Paris
Hughey
Beeman
Kennedy
Kiteljorge
Bryan
Jeff Bunten
Merriam Named Assistant to A. A. Stagg at Chicago
Ned Merriam a former Chicago and Olympic track star with coaching stints at Iowa State DePauw and Yale is appointed assistant to A A Stagg athletic director and track coach at the University of Chicago. Merriam won the quarter mile in 1906 07 08 and was a 1908 Olympic team member. He coached Iowa State 1909 1923 DePauw one year and two seasons at Yale. Mr and Mrs F S Whitted visited Indianapolis on Sunday.
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Chicago
Ned Merriam Fromer
Iowa State
DePauw
Yale
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Merriam
DePauw Receives 25000 Gift to Create History Fellowship
Mrs Catherine Beveridge widow of Albert Beveridge donates twenty five thousand dollars to DePauw University to establish a fellowship in American history. The late senator and author was an alumnus with LL D from DePauw and wrote works on John Marshall Lincoln Americana.
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DePauw University
Catherine Beveridge
Albert J. Beveridge
DePauw
Beveridge
Catherine Spencer Eddy
Chicago
Berlin
Germany
Dew Pauw
Albert Beveridge
Senate
Philippines
America
John Marshall
Lincoln
Edward Rector
Rector
Sarah Gilmore
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