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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1929

Page

2

Local Notes On Health Trials And Legal Matters

Mrs Harriett Callahan is confined to her home with grippe. County Agent R H Stevenson attended a district meeting in Terre Haute Wednesday. Floyd Graham of Russellville had tonsil surgery at Culver Hospital Crawfordsville Tuesday. An affidavit for change of venue filed in Putnam Circuit Court in the suit State Bank of Russellville vs Claude E Gardner. Mr and Mrs Marvel Polk of Oaktown Ind are parents of a daughter Dorothy Caroline born February 1. Catherine Coffman, 14, of Greencastle, sent to Indiana Girls School Clermont March 28 1928 for incorrigibility, later returned. will be under Clermont until age 20. Mrs Mary Alspaugh in poor health on East Seminary Street. slight improvement after influenza. Mrs C E Blue of Limedale ill at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis with sinus trouble. City firemen answered a coal oil stove fire at Elmer Sellers home. stove removed with no damage. Funeral services for Mrs Martha Wright O Neal held at Providence Church. burial Providence Cemetery. Mrs Ann Farrow died in Indianapolis. services at Rector Funeral Home with Rev C Howard Taylor. interment Brick Chapel cemetery. Body brought to Greencastle by Interurban. accompanied by Swan Brookshire and niece Mrs Brookshire of Indianapolis.

Catherine Coffman John Waddle Greencastle Indiana Girls’ School Clermont Alva Bryan Ann Farrow Indianapolis Rector Funeral Home C. Howard Taylor Brick Chapel Cemetery Swan Brookshire Brookshire

Cruiser Bill Due in White House This Week

The American government moves toward building a world class navy as the cruiser bill, approved by the Senate and sent to conference, is expected to be signed by President Coolidge before week end.

Bill White House Washington UIS Senate Congress Coolidge

Hog and cattle prices slide at Indianapolis market

Hog prices for 160 pounds and up were about 1 dollar lower with underweights 25 cents off. Most hogs 160 to 300 pounds sold around 16 dollars with loads up to 10.10 and top at 10.25. Cattle held steady to a week’s decline, dealers weaker by up to 50 cents, prices around 15 to 16.50 with good quality near 16.5.

Indianapolis Mbs

Insane man escapes from Central Indiana Hospital

An initiate of the Central Indiana Hospital in Indianapolis identified as Thomas McCoy, 54, of Kokomo, attacked Logan Tennyson, an attendant, tied him to a bed, and escaped using Tennyson's keys. Tennyson remained unconscious for four hours, giving McCoy a head start.

INS Central Indiana Hospital Thomas McCoy Kokomo Ind Logan Tennyson Tennyso Tennyson McCoy

Air Heroes Are Honored in City Hall Ceremony

Captain Frank Hawks and mechanic Oscar E. Grubb, who set the 2700 mile transcontinental non stop record in 18 hours 21 minutes, were to be congratulated by Mayor James J. Walker at City Hall. They will present at Grand Central Palace where their red and silver mono plane is featured in the aviation show opening today.

James L. Kilgallen I. N.S New York America Frank Hawks Oscar E. Grubb Los Angeles City Hall James J. Walker

Hawks set faster time in air express despite storm delays

In rough weather the Hawks with a Lockheed Vega air express beat the previous record by about 537 minutes set last August by Arthur Goebel and Harry Tucker in the Yankee Doodle. Paul Grimes, city marshal, was ill and confined at home Wednesday. Virgil Grimes, his brother, is filling in.

Hawks Arthur Goebel Harry Tucker Lockheed Paul Grimes Virgil Grimes

Clayton Star Expected a Play Ball Here

Clifford Crow, sophomore, seeks eligibility by A L Trester of the Indiana High School Athletic Association. Local officials see no reason he cannot play for Greencastle if credits from Clayton are confirmed. Crow, recently ill with scarlet fever, planned to join practice and remains a strong center option for tournament time.

Clifford Crow Greencastle High School A. L. Trester Indiana High School Athletic Association Clayton Crow Wright F. N. Jones Jones Trester

Lindbergh Begins Final Leg of Miami to Cristobal Flight

Col Charles A Lindbergh left Lindbergh Field at 6 40 a m local time for Punta Arenas Costa Rica on the third leg of his inaugural air mail flight from Miami to Cristobal Panama Canal Zone. The Sikorsky Amphibian will stop briefly at Punta Arenas and David Panama to refuel. 655 miles separate the stages. He aims to reach Cristobal by 4 p m.

Lindbergh Costa Rica Managua Nicaragua Charles A. Lindbergh Punta Arenas Miami Fla Cristobal Panama Canal Zone David

Want ads listing rental and sale opportunities in Greencastle

Classifieds include six room house with sleeping porch for January 1, several strictly modern apartments in Greencastle available February 1, four room and two room units for teachers, plus a four room semi modern house with garage. Also coal prices, a paper route wanted, and Rawleigh Household Products distribution opportunity with monthly profits stated.

S. C. Sayers Central Trust Co Greencastle 8. C. Sayers

Missionary Society Hears Porto Rico Talk At Local Church

Mrs. John Cox of near Limedale hosted the Missionary Society of the Christian church on Tuesday afternoon. The program, led by Mrs. W. J. Yount, featured a Porto Rico study and noted U S school expansion after the Spanish American War. Two new members joined and a clothing box for the French Mission in Louisiana was pledged.

John Cox Near Limedale Missionary Society of the Christian Church Jessie Sears W. J. Yount B. H. Bruner Louisiana Harry Talbott Jesus Latin- America Porto Rico B. H. Pruner U. S Miss Barrow Mexico Argentina Henry Phillips

Cooper Bill Edits Speed Limits and Hit-and-Run Felony

The Senate passed a measure by Senator Bruce B Cooper to remove the 40 mile speed limit and set 30 miles per hour in towns. It also targets hit-and-run drivers by making personal injury a felony, sending the bill to the House for action.

Indianapolis INS Bruce B Cooper

Toward Youth Seven Saving Time

A reader advocates saving time spent daily on face care. The piece claims twenty five minutes are wasted and promises a simple routine. It introduces a face cream that dissolves in water in under sixty seconds and promises clean, firm skin before applying powder.

Cornelia

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R. H. Stevenson Terre Haute Floyd Graham Russellville Culver Hospital Crawfordsville Putnam Circuit State Bank of Claude E. Gardner Marvel Polk Oaktown Dorothy Caroline Polk Marie Burris W. 8. Burris Cloverdale DePauw University Mary Alspaugh East Seminary Street C. E. Blue Limedale Robert Long Elmer Sellers East Walnut Street Martha Wright O'Neal Marion O'Neal Providence Church W. E. Gill Providence Cemetery Eitel’s Margaret Brown Perry Kan Topeka ALL Women Escome C. W. Rockstroh Greencastle iGas Elec Wardman Park Jefferson Market Women’s Prison Catelett H. Wilson the Herald Clayton Star CUBS Kenneth Day Alamo Building West Columbia Street TRL Kappa Court House Herald Rawleigh Putnam County W. T. Rawleigh Co Dept Freeport Roachdale Jeptha P. Green Sarah J. iGreen Montgomery County A. U. W. Benefit Bridge Sigma Nu American Association of University Women Vernon W. Lytle Lucy Bowen F. C. Tilden C. C. Huestis Katherine Alvord Lee Dodge Virginia Harlowe Katherine Tillotson T. Yuneker Donald Davidson Baptist Society West Berry Street The Missionary Society of the Baptist Church E. M. Livingston Robert Fuller J. P. Frew Charles Moore William Grogan Roy Evens George Long Charles Ewan Harry Wells J. W. McConnell Moore Frew Grogan Mooseheart Auxiliary Women of Mooseheart Legion R. L. O'Hair R. L. O’hair R. A. Oge Insp Richard Lloyd Jones Ty Okla Kappa Kappa Gamaste Jones W Chapte House Capt Mrs. Howard Ralph Howard Putnam Miss Ader Ethel Ader Nelle Wilson Danville Lew Reeves West Franklin Street C. C Edith Swift Metta McCoy Mary Andere 8. C.C. Club Vop Castle Blue Rose Grill Little Eleanor Brown Russell Brown Ridge Avenue Eleanor Woman's Study Club W. E. Bausman L. J. Mitchell McGaughey Matthews Florida W. M. McGaughey Ens Seminary Street Margaret Matthews Mannarye Ne Prnav
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