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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1914
Page
1
Able speakers share insights at a community conference held in session Sunday and today. State institution officials speak on Sunday afternoon, promising profit to attendees through broader outreach and collaboration.
In Greencastle the Fifth District community conference on charities and corrections wraps up tonight after a weekend of talks. Indiana officials including Dr. D Tillotson and Mrs. A O Cox led sessions with focus on boyhood reform, tuberculosis prevention, state farms, and outdoor relief programs amid a strong turnout at the College Avenue Methodist church.
Executive board and membership committee of the New Greencastle Boosters Club meet in the council chamber Wednesday night to tabulate campaign results for new members.
The Greencastle Boosters Club executive board and membership committee will meet in the council chamber at 7 30 p m Wednesday. They will tabulate campaign results for new members and arrange collection of the first month's dues. Plans for future club work will be discussed.
Phil S. Fenn promoter of a Putnam County oil project names the James Miller Farm one mile west of Bainbridge on Rockville Road as the site for first operations. The drill moved to Miller Farm today.
A winter cold wave hit Indiana after a snow storm that began early Sunday. Government weather reports cite a high over the great lakes as the cause, with temperatures from around 80 Sunday morning dropping to 9 degrees above zero by early Monday. About three inches of snow fell by midnight, with intermittent snowfall all day Sunday.
Putnam County Oil & Gas plans the first test well on James Miller’s farm two and a half miles west of Bainbridge. Despite Sunday weather delaying setup, drill arrival from Sullivan and casing transport occur today with drilling to start soon. Site lies two and one half miles west of Bainbridge and half a mile north of Rockville road.
The DePauw University Orchestra held a final rehearsal at 4 o clock for the first semester recital to be presented Tuesday. Director Dean R G McCutchan predicts a standout concert with Beethoven Fifth as the feature. Soloist Pauline Hurst and selections include Sousa and Knickerbocker pieces. Mr. and Mrs O L Jones travel to Chicago for Moody Bible Institute exercises. Johnsons move to Kirklin after graduation.
Arrangements are set for a box social at the Limedale school house on Tuesday evening. The public is invited to attend.
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