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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1928

Page

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Dawn to daylight trip ends with overnight in South Bend

Charles J. Arnold recounts an overnight stay in South Bend Indiana visiting old friends and sharing hospitality before an early morning departure. He notes a generous host refueling his car and arranging a quick exit. The piece also mentions a visit to Greencastle attorney Benjamin F. Corwin now recovering in a South Bend hospital after six months illness.

Charles J. Arnold Studebaker South Bend Indiana Indianapolis Sailors and Soldiers Monument W. K. Lamport State Road 31 Benjamin F. Corwin Greencastle Art Mr. Corwin

Wa bash football star heads to Mayo clinic for knee treatment

Clayton Weist halfback of Wa bash college football travels to Mayo brothers clinic in Rochester Minnesota for special knee treatment after an injury from the November 24 DePauw game. Athletic Director Harry Scholler says Mayo surgeons may perform surgery if needed and Weist is regarded as one of the top players at the Scarlet school.

Clayton Weist Mayo Brothers’ Clinic Rochester Minn DePauw Weist Harry Scholler Mayo Scarlet School Crawfordsville Journal

John W. Smith Ends Life With Shotgun Near Crawfordsville

John W. Smith, 77, apparently taking ill health into account, died by self inflected gunshot in a wood shed behind his home on the Greencastle road. The body was found by his wife about 3:30 PM. Coroner indicated self inflicted death. Survived by wife Martha and three sons Joseph Harry and Fred and three grandchildren. Funeral set Friday at 2 PM at the residence led by Rev. J. H. Wilson.

Crawfordsville John W. Smith Here Greencastle Road Griffith Smith Mr. Smith Mrs. Smith

Henry Bond Resigns to Join Major Indianapolis Firm

Henry Bond formerly with Hydraulic Press Brick near Reelsville resigned after two years as stenographer and clerk. He has taken a position in Indianapolis as head bookkeeper and private secretary to the owner and general manager of C Irish Company, Indiana’s largest motor coach builder.

Henry Bond Near Reelsville Hydraulic Press Brick Company Brazil Indianapolis C. Irish Company Indiana

John Collett Dies Former Quarry Manager

News reaches to report the death of John Collett long time manager of the Mid-West Stone quarries at Sidgeville in this state.

John Collett Mid-West Sidgeville

Post Office Force Illnessing Delays Mail Delivery

The post office force is badly crippled by illness with five regular staff confined to home but mail is delivered without delay. The ill include Charles Crawley Elizabeth Ward Frank Ashworth Mr McKeehan and Lawrence Crump.

Charles Crawley Elizabeth Ward Frank Ashworth Mr. McKeehan Lawrence Crump

Arguments In Water Case Heard Today In Indiana

Final arguments in Greencastle Water Works Co suit to enjoin Indiana Public Service Commission from enforcing reduced rates were heard in federal court. Judge Samuel Alschuler presided with Judges Slick and Baltzell. Company says Oct 6 rates undervalue property for tax purposes. Greencastle figures included Mayor Charles McGaughey and residents Sayers Gard ner Talbott Elmore Day Zeis Goddard Havens Gillen Martin Taylor Eitel.

Indiana Public Service Commission Indianapolis Greencastle Water Works Company Samuel Alschuler Circuit Court of Appeals Chicago Thomas W. Slick Indiana Robert C. Baltzell The Water Company Greencastle Charles McGaughey Harry Allan Otis Gardner S.C. Sayers Harry Talbott Urban Elmore Lon Day Charles Zeis John Goddard Beemer Havens H. R. Nicholas C. C. Gillen Charles Martin E. B. Taylor Jacob Eitel

Corn Show At Putnam County Attracts 121 Entries

C E Troyer of Lafontaine judged 121 entries in the Putnam County Corn Show at the First National Bank on Friday. Winners in classes announced Saturday. Troyer also exhibited ten ears that won his son Ralph the Junior Corn King title at Chicago. Exhibits double 1927, with hybrid corn and corn borer displays noted.

C. E. Troyer Lafontaine Putnam County First National Bank Troyer Ralph Troyer Chicago

Escaped Farm Prisoner Captured in Brazil

An 80 year old escaped prisoner Robert Cruse was nabbed near the Knightsville tower on the Pennsylvania railroad at about 5 45 this morning by Officers McGinty and Vice. Cruse had fled the penal farm last night and sought help to contact his sister in Terre Haute to meet him in Brazil. A farm guard arrived later, Cruse’s home is Henderson Kentucky.

Robert Cruse Knightsville Pennsylvania McGinty Vice Cruse Terre Haute Brazil Henderson, Ky

W.S. Donner Re-Elected Legion Head in Greencastle

Greencastle Legion Post members elected 1929 officers and heard Capt. McMahan of DePauw RK OTAC discuss Germany after World War I. Wilburn Donner was re-elected commander. Ralph Fry first vice commander. Harold Fordice second vice. Roy Evans adjutant. Frank Ashworth finance. John A. Friend service. Rev. B. H. Bruner chaplain.

Greencastle Legion Post Germany McMahan DePauw RK T. C Legion Army of Occupation Europe Wilburn Donner Ralph Fry Bainbridge Vivre Harold A. Fordice Russellville Roy Evans Frank Ashworth John A B. H. Bruner

Deputy County Auditor Resigns After Year of Service

Wilber Clodfelter, former deputy auditor under Willis E. Gill, resigns effective January 1 to join the Louisville Federal Loan Bank as field representative. Kathryn Miller remains deputy auditor under William D. Lovett and will continue in the auditor's office.

Wilber Clodfelter Willis E. Gill Louisville Federal Loan Bank Kathryn Miller William D. Lovett Gill

Quail hunting party noted in Greencastle area

Twenty years ago in Greencastle Mrs. A H Sayers of Waynesburg Pa visits her parents Mr and Mrs James Bridges. Ford Lucas Frank Donner and Fred Goodwine armed with guns and dogs went quail hunting today. Miss Goldie Huffman returns to Roachdale after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Thos Huffman. Ernest McHaffie of Stilesville was there.

A. H. Sayers Waynesburg, Pa James Bridges Messrs Ford Lucas Frank Donner Fred Goodwine Goldie Huffman Roachdale Mrs Thas. Huffman Ernest McHaffie Stilesville

King George Shows Slow Yet Steady Recovery

London reports the monarch remains under care with a stated slight improvement. Royal physicians caution progress will be slow and difficult as King George holds ground after his operation. Cablegram from Queen Mary to President Coolidge accompanies the update.

Queen Mary President Coolidge

Queen Mary Cables Gratitude to President for Recovery Wishes

The Queen expressed gratitude to President Coolidge for his message on King George’s health. She noted the recent operation addressed one phase of illness but warned that general infection would require many weeks of slow progress before convalescence. The cable was sent via Lord Stamfordham.

London Queen Mary President Coolidge King George Lord Stamfordham

King's Recovery Hinges On Next Thirty Six Hours

The king remains seriously ill after a major operation yet shows no new decline. Medical opinion says stable pulse and continued strength are key to recovery as prayers and services mark the royal concern. Sir Hugh Rigby receives praise for the delicate operation and royal physicians. Today marks the Duke of York's thirty third birthday as the royal family maintains private engagements.

England Westminister Abbey Hugh Rigby Hugh Prince of Wales Duke of York Prince George

New York fugitive Pettit arrested in Brazil

John Pettit alias John Ward aged 36 was arrested in Brazil Indiana and will be taken to Nassau New York on charges of child desertion Sheriff Tiffee received a New York warrant and found Pettit and Elizabeth Ousterman 30 living as Mr and Mrs John Ward near Brazil Pettit deserted a wife and family while Ousterman had a husband No warrant was issued for Ousterman but she insisted on jail admission

Brazil Ind John Pettit John Ward Nassau N. Y Tiffee Pettit New York Elizabeth Ousterman Ousterman

Record crowd expected for Greencastle Martinsville game

Greencastle high School Tiger Cubs prepare to meet Martinsville Artesians in the local gym tonight at 8. Officials Von Russell of Terre Haute and Ashley of Crawfordsville, both prominent, will referee. Lineups include Crawley Brown Tobin Stone and G Crawley guarded by Self and G Crawley with backups. Doors open 6 30 and a 7 o'clock junior game precedes.

Greencastle MarTinsville FE Crawley Luddith Stone Whitlow Brown Fubank G. Crawley Baker Gross Greencastle High School Tiger Cubs Martinsville Artesians Greencastle W. E. Bausman von Russell Terre Haute Ashley Crawfordsville Russell

Chevrolet to be Given Away Here Saturday

The grand prize Chevrolet in the Merchants Booster contest will be awarded Saturday at 2 pm in front of the Court House if not raining. In case of rain the drawing moves to the High School Vocational building. Local Chamber of Commerce merchants expect a large crowd for the event.

Chevrolet Court House Chamber of Commerce

Weather: Mostly cloudy tonight into Saturday

The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight with a slight cool down. Expect cooler temperatures tonight into Saturday with little mention of precipitation.

DePauw President Denies Vacation Shutdown

University president G Bromley Oxnam announced no school closure despite rumors of a holiday break. He cited only seven percent of students ill, with most absences due to fear rather than illness as about 130 cases exist among 1800 students.

G. Bromley Oxnam DePauw University DePauw Oxnam B. H. Grave Anderson Street Walter E. Bandy Wendell Rynerson

Accident may cost eyesight at Indiana Portland plant

Arthur Scobee, a local worker at the Indiana Portland Covent plant, nearly lost an eye Thursday while using an electric drill in a tight position. The drill slipped and struck his right eye. Dr. C. C. Tucker treated the wound. Preservation of sight remains uncertain.

Arthur Scobee Indiana Portland

County Commissioners Meet Saturday at Court House

County commissioners will hold a Saturday meeting in the Court House to consider several appointments including Court House janitors and the County Attorney.

Court House

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J. H. Wilson Post Office Force Local Water Company W.S. Donner Legion Head M'Mahan Wilber D. Clodfelter Federal Land Bank Louisville Harry R. Flory I. N.S Royal Physicians Stanley Hewett Lord Dawson of Penn Martinsville Artesian Tiger Cub Enza
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