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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1924

Page

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Bainbridge Doctor and Family Injured in Wreck Near Reelsville

Dr. Lester Veach his wife and young son Richard of Bainbridge were seriously hurt when a Terre Haute man drunk and two others crashed a Buick into their Ford coupe on National Road seven miles east of town. Sheriff Sears arrested the three drivers. Veach and son suffered cuts from shattered glass. Mrs. Veach had a twisted neck.

Lester Veach Bainbridge Terre Haute Veach Brazil Richard Reelsville Dr. Veach Sears Greencastle

Severe cold sweeps the Northwest and spreads south

A brutal cold spell swept through the Northwest and moved south and east, with forecasts predicting near zero temperatures across the Mississippi and Ohio valleys by tomorrow night. Readings hit zero to 6 below in the U S with Edmonton reporting 42 below in Canada. Helena Montana was the coldest U S spot at 26 below. Blizzards and biting winds accompanied the temperature plunge across the Rockies Dakotas western Minnesota and portions of Kansas and Missouri.

Chicago Mississippi and Ohio Valley Canadian Prairie Provinces Montana Dakotas Minnesota Nebraska Iowa United States Canada Edmonton Alberta Helena Mont Rocky Mountain Kansas Missouri Nlinois Mercury

Winter Chill Hits Pacific Coast Ports and Inland Cities

A rare zero temperature reading occurs on the Pacific coast as Spokane sees a 50 degree drop in 21 hours. Bellingham reports zero, while Seattle endures several inches of snow in a severe cold snap.

West Indies Pacific Coast Mercury Spokane Bellingham Seattle

Wives of Rotarians Enjoy Dinner at Greencastle Club

The Greencastle Rotary Club hosted wives of members for a turkey dinner at 6 30 p m in the Christian church dining room. More than eighty guests attended the meal and program held in the church basement and Sunday school room.

Greencastle Rotary Club Rotarians

Frank Humston, longtime Monon official, dies at 60

Frank Beeler Humston 60 former Monon division passenger agent died in Methodist hospital Indianapolis after an operation for appendicitis. He served the Monon over forty years rising from messenger boy to division passenger agent at Indianapolis and held roles in White County politics and state service. He was born June 6 1864 in New Albany and grew up in Mitchell Indiana.

MONON Greencastle Indianapolis Frank Beeler Humston College Avenue Division Monon Railroad Methodist Hospital Humston The White County Indiana Washington United States Census Bureau New Albany Ind Mitchell, Ind Mr. Humston Louisville Bill Bedford Bloomington Lafayette Adjutant General

Mrs Charles Barnaby Hosts Christmas Tea Honor Guest

Mrs Charles H Barnaby hosted a Tuesday afternoon Christmas party and tea from four to six o clock at her East Washington Street home in honor of Mrs Howard P Barnaby the recent bride of Howard P Barnaby Two hundred invitations were issued Decorations featured holly and red candles Guests assisting included Mrs W W Tucker Mrs B F Corwin Mrs Charles Arnold Mrs J P Allen Jr Mrs F C Tilden Mrs R G McCutchan Miss Martha Wood Miss Genevieve Daggy and Miss Elizabeth Tilden

Charles H. Barnaby Howard P. Barnaby East Washington Street Charles Barnaby Barnaby W. W. Tucker B. F. Corwin Charles Arnold J. P. Allen, Jr F. C. Tilden R. G. McCutchan Martha Wood Genevieve Daggy Elizabeth Tilden

DePauw Athletics Acknowledges Football Setback

Alumni and faculty at DePauw gather after a tough football season to praise past effort and urge the squad toward a successful 1925. Prof William Blanchard and Prof William Bundy chair the event with coaches Morricon Gipson and alumni leaders urging forgiveness and renewed energy.

College Inn Wiliam Blanchard DePauw Athletic Board DePauw University Johnny Clark Kenneth Diamond Donovan Fisher Morrison and Gipson Wm. Bundy Guernsey van Riper S. K. Buick

DePauw Looks for Uniform Eligibility Rules with Peers

After two years the DePauw Athletic Committee reveals that DePauw requires 15 hours work to be eligible while other Indiana schools mostly require 12 hours. Butler and Earlham allow failures to still be eligible, and action will seek a more equal standard across the association. A cold snap was noted with 49 degrees at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday.

Depauw DePauw Athletic Committee William Blanchard Indiana Butler Association Pssinow Ce Wabash Franklin Blanchard

James M. Hurst Dies at Cloverdale After Illness

Clover dale citizen James M. Hurst died at his home in Cloverdale Tuesday night near 11 30 following an extended illness. He was about 63 and survived by a widow two sons Charles of Cloverdale Herschel of Gosports and a daughter Mrs Merle Chance of Manila Indiana. Funeral plans were not yet definite. Hurst had long been associated with Cloverdale Hardware Co. but as illness worsened he ceased active work.

James M. Hurst Cloverdale Putnam Mr. Hurst Charles Hurst Herschel Hurst Gosports Merle Chance Manila Indiana

Santa Claus at Central Bank Next Saturday

Old Santa Claus will visit Greencastle at the Central National bank next Saturday. Officials have arranged a reception with a decorated Christmas tree in the lobby for children to visit and see him.

Santa Claus Central Bank Old ST. Nick Greencastle Central National Bank Senta

Struck Named Captain of 1925 DePauw Football Team

Raymond L. Dutch Struck, standout on the 1924 DePauw squad, was elected captain for 1925 by the 22 D men at the annual banquet. He played both line and back field and was praised as the year’s outstanding player and a popular leader among students townspeople and alumni.

TIGER College Inn Raymond L DePauw Struck

DePauw Football Captain Kenneth Diamond to Return

At Tuesday night’s banquet Kenneth Diamond, 1924 captain and noted lineman, announced he will return to DePauw next year to finish his college work and play football. The announcement was met with enthusiastic approval as the event turned into a forgiving, hopeful gathering for a new era.

Kenneth Diamond DePauw Diamond

Schools Close Friday for Holidays in City County and University

Pupils and college students prepare for Christmas recess. University classes dismiss Friday at noon and return January 5. City schools end Friday and resume January 5, while county schools dismiss Friday and reconvene December 29, with shorter vacation due to terms.

University DePauw University

Hogs and cattle price shifts at Indianapolis stockyards

Hogs receipts reached 13 500 with prices 25 to 50 cents higher in early trading. Cattle and calves also moved, with calves peaking at 13.50 and sheep steady at 15.50. Ray R. Miller of near Greencastle elected charter member of Radio Farmers Democracy, which will meet weekly by radio to discuss farm problems and pledges members to seek solutions for American agriculture.

Indianapolis Ray R. Miller Greencastle Radio Farmers Democracy National Radio Farm Organization

Attempt to rob Noblesville bank foiled by alarm

Six masked bandits attempted to rob Citizens State Bank Noblesville Indiana as closing approached. They entered the bank with revolvers, ordered customers and staff to surrender, but the burglar alarm sounded and the robbers fled in a Cadillac No. 11829 driving north. No losses reported.

Noblesville Ind Citizens State Bank Financial Institution W. E. Dunn Harry Craig John Carey H. L. Essington

State Normal Invades DePauw Court Tomorrow Night

DePauw faces State Normal of Terre Haute at Bowman gymnasium at 7 30 p m. Coach Morrison aims for an uphill comeback after a rest following the Illinois game. The Normal team, fresh from a win over Indiana, enters confident to topple the Tigers if the squad functions as a machine.

State Normal Terre Haute Tiger DePauw Bowman Gymnasium Illinois Morrison Indiana Methodists Tigers

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Middle Western Frank Humston Mrs. Charles Barnaby Mrs Howard Barnaby Santa Lerrisk Pro Hurst Cloverdale Hardware Co Samuel Templeman Jefferson Township Putnam County Hospital W. R. Hutcheson Raymond Hkh Noblesville Bank Pres'dent Holdup Six Dunn I. U
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