Foreclosure Judgment Won by Central Trust Co in Hendricks Case
A judgement for 7759.50 and costs was entered in the Hendricks County circuit court at Danville in favor of the Central Trust Co of Greencastle against Glen Brown and others in a foreclosure suit. Mrs. Fred Williams of Greencastle underwent a minor operation at the County Hospital Friday morning. Dr. Thomas Noble Jr of Indianapolis assisted by Dr. C C Tucker and Dr W W Tucker of this city. Mrs. Williams is wife of local tinsmith Fred Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Co
Greencastle
Hendricks County
Danville
Glen Brown
Fred Williams
County Hospital
Thomas Noble, Jr
Indianapolis
C. C. Tucker
W. W. Tucker
Williams
Greencastle Moose Lodge Holds Annual Home Coming
Members of the Greencastle Moose Lodge and their families and friends enjoyed their annual Home Coming in the lodge rooms Friday evening. A big supper followed by dancing and other entertainment marked the occasion. A large number were present for the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Funeral of Charles Jones Jr. Passed Through Monon to Forest Hill
The body of Charles Jones Jr. who died in Louisville Kentucky was brought over the Monon Friday and carried to Forest Hill cemetery by Undertaker Otto Lakin for burial. He was a nephew of the late W. W. Jones and was well known to Greencastle residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jones, Jr
Louisville
Monon
Forest Hill Cemetery
Otto Lakin
Mr Jones
W. W. Jones
Greencastle
County Assessor Charles Marshall Visits Roachdale on Saturday
County Assessor Charles Marshall traveled to Roachdale on business Saturday to review property records and meet local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marshall
Roachdale
Funeral for Arthur Thomas Held in Terre Haute
Funeral services were conducted Friday in Terre Haute for Arthur Thomas 45 a former Madison township resident. He died unexpectedly Wednesday morning of uremic poisoning. Survived by widow and cousins Oscar Cleve and Fred V Thomas with other relatives in the city and county. At death he managed a bottling works in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Arthur Thomas
Madison Township
Thomas
Oscar Thomas
Cleve Thomas
Fred V. Thomas
Taylor Family Hosts Distant Relatives Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Taylor greet guests over Sunday including Charles Lindamood of Billings Montana W R Lindamood and Mrs D I Wood of Chicago Mrs C N Hardy Marion Mrs Fred Findley of Los Angeles Cal and Mr and Mrs J M Wareing of Cincinnati Ohio The two former are brothers of Mrs Taylor and the three ladies are her sisters It marks their first gathering in over twenty years Mrs Wareing is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Taylor
Charles Lindamood
Billings
Montana
W. R. Lindamood
D. I. Wood
Chicago
Mrs. Wareing
Mrs. Taylor
Injury to Right Eye From Ragweed Thrust
Cal Morgan sustained a painful eye injury when a rag weed stalk pierced his eye while shucking corn. He traveled from near Belle Union to Greencastle where Dr. Hutcheson and Dr. McGaughey removed portions of the stalk from the eyeball. It was uncertain if sight would be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Morgan
Morgan
Greencastle
Belle Union
Hutcheson
McGaughey
Local Socials and Obituaries Highlight Weekend
Mrs Laura Chapman and Miss Grace Farrow hosted guests at a Sunday dinner including Mr and Mrs Sam Hazelett Mr and Mrs Ben King Mrs Harriet Callahan and Mr and Mrs Sam Farrow. Funeral services for Mrs Olive Simison were held in Romney age 49 widow of Dr Frank Simison. The Boston Club meets Tuesday at 7 30 with invited guests from Lafayette Portland and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Chapman
Grace Farrow
Sam Hazelett
Ben King
Harriet Callahan
Sam Farrow
Romney
Olive Simison
Frank Simison
Simison
Lafayette Hospital
DePauw University
Margaret
Neal
Boyd
Sylvan Simison
Albert S. Neal
Hamilton sues Kauble in Putnam Circuit Court over note and radio repair
James L. Hamilton files suit in Putnam Circuit Court against Jacob J. Kauble seeking $85.18 on a note and $6 for radio repair, totaling $91.18. F. S. Hamilton is attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L., Hamilton
Putnam Circuit Court
Jacob J. Kauble
F. S. Hamilton
Terre Haute Man Sentenced In Liquor Transport Case
Phillip Schoffstall aged 35 of Terre Haute was sentenced in Putnam Circuit Court to 1 to 5 years after pleading guilty to transporting liquor. Sheriff Edward Eitelforge and Deputy Alva Bryan arrested him last Saturday week. He supported a crippled relative his wife and nine children with illicit liquor proceeds citing lack of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Schoffstall
Terre Haute
Putnam
Schoffstall
Edward Eitelforge
Alva Bryan
Nurse Mary Courtney Visits Home in Brazil
Miss Mary Courtney a nurse at the County Hospital is spending several days visiting at her home in Brazil sources note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Courtney
Brazil
Social visit noted in Floyd township
Mr and Mrs Marshall and Mr and Mrs William Arnold spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clifford Shinn at their home in Floyd township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marshall
Whitteds Visit Sunday in Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs F S Whitted were Sunday visitors in Indianapolis as noted in a brief society item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Whitted
Indianapolis
Funeral services held for William W Haddan 63
The funeral for William W Haddan 63 died Saturday at his sister Mrs Frank Welchs Maple Heights home was held Monday at 2 pm from J E McCurry Funeral Home Rev W E Gill officiated. body went to Cloverdale for short services before interment in Cloverdale Cemetery. Clay County board re elected H L Royce county agent for two years. Purdue recommended him. Car accidents reported in Brazil and Limedale with minor to no injuries. vehicles damaged and to Trib by Garage for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Haddan
Frank Welch
Maple Heights
J. E. McCurry
W. E. Gill
Cloverdale
Clay County Board of Education
H. L. Royce
Roy Abrams
Clay County
Clifford Mann
S. 23Rd Street
Richmond
Limedale
Democratic Club to Meet at Court House Saturday
The Democratic Club will meet in the Law Library at the Court House Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock and invites a new member to join. Funeral services for Frank A. Hays were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at J. E. McCurry Funeral Home. Hays died Saturday from heart disease with Rev. C. Howard Taylor officiating. Interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery. Pallbearers: Sanford Bock Archie Price A G Brown L A Busby A B Hanna Charles Merkel R W Shafer U V O Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
Law Library
Court House
J. E. McCurry
Frank A. Hays
C. Howard Taylor
Forest Hill Cemetery
Sanford Bock
Archie Price
A. G. Brown
L. A. Busby
A. B. Hanna
Charles Merkel
R. W. Shafer
U. V. O'Daniels
Farm escapees Tincher and Acton jailed awaiting sentence
Bert Tincher and Leon Acton, who escaped from a farm, were captured shortly after dawn by farm officials and are held in the county jail awaiting 1 to 5 year sentences. Tincher came from Franklin county and Acton from Evansville after authorities formed a posse following the escape between Putnamville and Limedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Tincher
Leon Acton
Tincher
Franklin County
Acton
Evansville
Putnamville
Limedale
State Trustees Meet Attendance by Local Officials
County Superintendent John C. Vermillion and trustees Paul Albin and Lawrence Rockhill left for Indianapolis Tuesday to attend the State Trustees Association meeting. The Supreme Court denied the plaintiff’s petition for a writ of error in Snedegar v. State, appealed from Putnam Circuit Court, on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Vermillion
Paul Albin
John Goff
Frank Edwards
Putnam County
Indianapolis
Lawrence Rockhill
State Trustees Association
Snedegar
State
State Supreme Court
Putnam Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Car yard worker sprains back lifting trunk at Franklin Street Garage
Russell Ball, an employee of the Franklin Street Garage, sprained his back Tuesday morning while lifting a trunk. He was attended at the office of Dr. W. W. Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Ball
Franklin Street
W. W. Tuck
Christmas Greeting Sent From Tokio by Miss Bassett
Miss Mattie Crouch of east Seminary street receives a Christmas greeting from Miss Bernice Bassett formerly of Greencastle and a DePauw University graduate now doing missionary work in Tokio Japan. Bassett was niece of the late Miss Martha Ridpath. her father Dr. T J Bassett long connected with DePauw University as faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Crouch
East Seminary Street
Bernice Bassett
Greencastle
DePauw University
Tokio
Japan
Bassett
Martha Ridpath
T. J. Bassett
Funeral services for Everett Long Jr. 12 in Woodstreet area
Funeral services for Everett Har old Long age 12 son of Mr and Mrs Everett Long Woodstreet were held Tuesday at 10 30 am at McCurry Funeral Home conducted by Rev B H Bruner of the Christian Church. Burial followed at Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Harold Long
Everett Long
Woodstreet
McCurry Funeral Home
B. H. Bruner
The
Christian Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Christmas features in Power NewsGreencastle highlighted in December issue
Greencastle has a prominent role in Power News the monthly for several electric companies. The article CHRISTMAS YESTERDAY AND CHRISTMAS TODAY by Grace Barnard Roachdale appears in the issue. A short Greencastle recap and a picture show progress in constructing safe efficient distributing stations in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Power News
Wabash Valley Electric Company
Grace Barnard
Roachdale
Illness Keeps Edmund Watts Housebound After Wife's Death
Edmund Watts of Greencastle area is confined to his home due to ill health. He reportedly suffered a collapse after his wife's death last Friday, ending a period of declining health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Watts
Greencastle
Mr. Watts
Local visitors and weather notes from town
Mrs W W Tucker and Mrs C C Tucker visited in Indianapolis. Greencastle rainfall Tuesday totaled 1 45 inches. The day’s high 64 and low 48 with cooler unsettled weather and more rain forecast. Rev Henry Ostrom returns from Arkansas. Mrs James Reeves ill and worse. Clarence and Mrs Morehouse of Lafayette sent from town as undesirables. Harold L Dunn and wife welcome a son born Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Clarence Morehouse
Lafayette
David Braden
Braden
City
Harold L. Dunn
Martinsville Street
Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Williams
A baby boy was born at noon on Wednesday to Mr S Lee Williams and Mrs Williams at County Hospital, located on East Anderson Street.
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S. Lee Williams
East Anderson Street
County Hospital
Washburn D A R Chapter Marks Twenty Fifth Birthday
Washburn Chapter D A R celebrated its twenty fifth anniversary with a Tuesday evening party at Mrs. W C Timmons home in Northwood. Miss Beryl O Hair was welcomed as a new member and gifts valued about fifty dollars were prepared for shipment to the Caney Creek Settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
W. C. Timmons
Northwood
Alice Thomas
Beryl O'Hair
Sherman
Caney Creek
Yuncker
Lucas
State Council
Merchant Marine Library Association
Constitution Hall
Ironsides
Ellis Island
Congress
Indiana
Cole
Beckwith
Blanche Swahlen Allen
First Chapter Minutes Reveal Charter Members and Motto
Mary Seller notes the first chapter meeting minutes naming charter members led by Mrs. Lammers as first regent. The group includes Denman Cole Swahler Blanche Allen Ella Beckwith Emily Beckwith Lelia Florer Stewart Washburn DeMotte Pearl O’Hair Renick Lida Grooms Massey. The motto chosen by the late Dr. Swahlen is Faithful to the memory of our ancestors. The next meeting will be January 17 with Mrs. S. A. Hays as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Seller
Lammers
Denman
Cole
Swahler
Blanche Allen
Ella
Emily Beckwith
Lelia Florer
Stewart
Washburn
DeMotte
Pearl O’hair
Renick
Lida Grooms Massey
W. F. Swahlen
S. A. Hays
Keystone Bible Class Meets for Christmas Evening Fun
The Keystone Bible Class gathered at Mrs. Milt Brown’s east Anderson street home for a Christmas program. Devotions by Mrs. Satterlee followed hymn singing, with readings by Margaret Ann Inman and Mrs. Henry McLean and carols by Vera Grace Brown. The highlight came when Santa Claus (Ben Riley) and a playful band of husbands distributed toys, sparking merriment as wives approved their clever surprise. Refreshments and a social hour ended the delightful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Bible Class
Milt Brown
East Anderson Street
Satterlee
Christ
Margaret Ann Inman
Henry McLean
Vera Grace Brown
Cecil Brown
Bedlam
Santa Claus
Ben Riley
Santa
Belle Union News Notes on Illness and Visits
Clarence Wildman near here seriously ill with blood poisoning. Louis Keller still very ill at County Hospital. E A Neier spent Friday in Indianapolis. Miss Clora Hill visited with mother Alpha Hill. Mrs Ancel Curtis and daughter visited Greencastle at W B Affee's. Nola Neier at State Normal weekend home. Alma Hill weekend with mother. Mrs J W Hollingsworth called to Lafayette for mother Margaret Morgan near death at Home Hospital. Rev Dora Day gave farewell sermon at Providence church. to be succeeded by Rev Miller of Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Keller
E. A. Neier
Indianapolis
Clora Hill
Alpha Hill
Ancel Curtis
Greencastle
W. B. Affee
Nola Neier
State Normal
Alma Hill
J. W. Hollingsworth
Lafayette
Margaret Morgan
Home Hospital
Dora Day
Providence Church
Miller
Bloomington
Indiana Farm Bureau seeks flags for 100 percent canvass drive
Putnam Indianapolis December 12 The Indiana Farm Bureau plans a large purchase of American flags as the annual membership drive ends December 17 Volunteer Victory Week. W T Martindale bureau director says counties report broad volunteer support to recruit members and ensure every farmer joins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Farm Bureau
W. T. Martindale
Farm Bureau
Clinton Falls Meeting At M P Church Sunday
There will be a church gathering at the M P Church in Clinton Falls to be led by W E Wilmoth during Sunday morning and night services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Church
W. E. Wilmoth
Illness Strikes Five Children of Cor der Family
Five of Mr and Mrs David Cor der’s children are ill with typhoid fever. Mrs Cline of Cloverdale is helping care for them. Mr and Mrs George Pierce, Mr and Mrs Joe Staggs, Mrs Rose Hall and son Willie visited Ed Bettis Sunday night. Eugene Staggs spent Sunday with grandmother Mrs Emily Rose well. Miss Flossie Boswell called on aunt Mrs Eula Staggs Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Corder
Cline
Cloverdale
George Pierce
Joe Staggs
Rose Hall
Willie
Ed Bettis
Eugene Staggs
Emily Rosewell
Flossie Boswell
Eula Staggs
Social Notes From Greencastle and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Clay Garrett Greencastle visited Mr and Mrs Leonard Heavin last Sunday night. Mrs Eric Duncan and Miss Margaret Campbell spent last Saturday in Greencastle. Mr and Mrs Claude Lawson moved to Indianapolis and visited Will Shuck's family. Velma Irene is the newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Deward Phillips. Mrs Eric Duncan stayed with Murray Greenlee in Reno Wednesday night to help butcher hogs.
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Clay Garrett Greencastle
Leonard Heavin
Eric Duncan
Margaret Campbell
Greencastle
Claude Lawson
Indianapolis
Will Shuck
Donald
Eugene
Jessie Stevens
Terre Haute
Anna Hunt
Alberta Heavin
Rebecca Shuck
Emma Morgan
Emma Phillips
Isabn
Donald Lawson
Lewis Garrett
Deward Phillips
Velma Irene
Murray Greenlee
Reno
Loughran Wins World Light Heavyweight Crown at MSG
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia defeats Jimmy Slattery in fifteen dramatic rounds to claim the world light heavyweight title before 15 000 fans at Madison Square Garden New York. The bout settles a dispute between the New York state athletic commission and the National Boxing Association.
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Madison Square Garden
N. Y
New York State Athletic Commission
National Boxing Association
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Loughran
New York
Jimmy Slattery
Big Farm Sale Near Delphi Ind Includes 500 Acre Bottom Land
Indiana dispatch notes a 651 acre Delphi area farm to be sold for about 170000 dollars. Forest M Knight and Arthur Wolf announced the deal with Wolf named as purchaser. The parcel includes 500 acres of Bash river bottom land yielding 25000 bushels of corn per year.
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Indianapolis
Delphi
Ind
Forest M. Knight
Arthur Wolf
The
State Auto Insurance Association
Origin of the double barred cross as tuberculosis emblem
The article traces the double barred Lorraine cross becoming the National Tuberculosis Association emblem. It notes adoption at the 1902 Berlin conference after Dr Sershron proposed it, and describes decades of use with varying forms before standardization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tuberculosis Campaign
National Tuberculosis Association
American Red Cross
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Berlin
Sershron
Europe
U. 5
Tuberculosis Seals Fundraising and Education Spread Nationwide
The text describes the adoption of the double barred cross by the National Tuberculosis Association and the Xmas seal campaign. It notes revenue distribution: 75 percent to county, 15 to state, 10 to national. Seals funds rose from 132999 in 1908 to 5300000 in 1926, with Indiana's rise from 12000 in 1910 to 178764.69 in 1926 and a goal of 200000 in the current year. Funds support education, clinics in counties, fresh air camps, sanitariums, nutrition programs, and health campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tuberculosis Association
U. S
Switzerland
American Red Cross
Tuberculosis Association
United States
Indiana
Lindbergh sighted over Mexico City during flight
The News confirms Col Charles A Lindbergh in the Spirit of St Louis on a nonstop Washington DC to Mexico City flight. He was seen over Mexico City at 2 35 p m Mexican time. Earlier reports note his path along the coast from Galveston with an estimated 128 mph speed and fog along the coast near Padre Island Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
City
Port Aransas
PADRE _ISLAND
Texas
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Lindbergh
Galveston
Stephenson Acting Like a Skunk Questioned in Court Filing
Michigan City Ind Dec 13 Ins Attorney General Gilliam filed in LaPorte County Superior Court to strike from the files a petition by D C Stephenson seeking an injunction against prison officials and alleging brutality as he appeals a murder conviction. Gilliam said the petition does not show a bona fide litigant pursuing lawful relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
INS
D. C
Son Kills Father Freed by Jury in Pennsylvania
Darrell Dufton, 14, of Wrights, shot and killed his father Fred Dufton 47 after a drunken dispute. The McKean County grand jury in Smethport released him, claiming the confession to Detective Jack Allison showed the shooting was to scare him and accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Dee
Darrell Dufton
Wrights
Fred Dufton
McKean County Grand Jury
Smethport
Jack Allison
University Student Injured After Fall at Minshall Lab
Frederick Dettloff, a university student, entered Putnam County Hospital Wednesday for treatment after a fall on the steps at Minshall Laboratory. The extent of his injuries was not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Dettloff
Putnam County Hospital
Minshall Laboratory
Oklahoma Senator Elmer Thomas Arrives in Capitol
Oklahoma's Senator Elmer Thomas, pictured in Washington, arrives to assume duties in the Capitol. He succeeds Senator Harrold from the southwestern state and is noted as a well known figure in the city. He is brother to E. Cleae Thomas and Oscar Thomas with other relatives in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrold
Thomas
E. Cleae Thomas
Oscar Thomas
Gov Johnston recalls guards as impeachment session opens
Oklahoma Governor Henry S Johnston weakens control by pulling guards from the Senate Chamber allowing a later session. The House remains blocked in its wing while Senate schedules a 10 o’clock meeting. Decisions mirror the Walton case but outcome unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
INS
Henry S. Johnston
Jack Walton
Senate
House
Mac Q. Williamson
Walton
House Board of Managers
Proposal for sweeping probe of Mexican policy to United States
Senator Reed proposes a broad inquiry by the foreign relations committee into Mexican government policy toward the U.S. and other Hearst cited charges. A separate inquiry will begin tomorrow into the alleged $1 215 000 paid to four U.S. senators by the Mexican government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Decisio
Hearst
Reed
Missouri
Foreign Relations Committee
Mexico
Japan
Russia
Mexico City
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Boston Club
Miss. Dell Miller
Fred Hays
Morris Turk
Portland
Maine
Jack Bigger
Houston
Albert Welk
Hays
W. M. McGaughey
Earl Watts
Dixon, Ill
Clifford Torr
Clifford, Jr
Buffalo
C. H. Standifer
Clifford Cox
Cox
Tribby
Henry Ostrom
Arkansas
James Reeves
East Walnut Street
Belle Union News
Clarence Wildman
Here
Clinton Falls
Malta
Slattery
BIG Farm Sale
T. B. Fight
Lindy
Stephenson
Skunk
Oklahoma
Elmer Thomas
Homa
Gov. Johnston
Topanogoy
F. O. Overstreet
R. J. Overstreet
Bence Building
Vine Street
Greencastle, Indiana
Physicians and Surgeons Office
Washington and
Walnut Streets
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