Notable Reach: City Visitors from Cloverdale and Indianapolis
James Hurst of Cloverdale and W E Green editor of the Roachdale News visited the city on business today. Dozens of locals and relatives from Greencastle Indianapolis and Cloverdale were seen in town with many returning to routine activities as weather remains unsettled. The Art Class meets Monday. the DePauw Mirage staff travel and a new storm front updates the local transit timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hurst
Cloverdale
W. E. Green
Roachdale
Mariam Osler
Indianapolis
George Beemer
Muter Bachelder
Greencastle
George Wright
Robert Brothers
Clinton Falls
Art Hall
van Dyke
H. B. Longden
Edna Beerman
Leona Eitel
Dolly Flint
Lacy McKamey
J. V. Bastain
Filmore
Postal Raid Unlawful Seizure Sparks Constitutional Defense
In Topeka Kansas Judge John C. Pollock declares post office inspectors violated the Fourth and Fifth Amendments by seizing private papers from D A Mounday and L D W Mounday without warrants. The ruling emphasizes the presumption of innocence and due process amid government intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Pollock
Federal Court
District of Kansas
United States
D. A. Mounday
L. D. W. Mounday
Mounday
Frank P. Sharon
Rudolph Brauer
Mrs. Mounday
Pollock
Sharon
Brauer
Topeka Bank
New Year Encouragement From Commerce Secretary to Merchants
Secretary Redfield urges manufacturers and merchants to act now to seize prosperity. He notes the war’s effects fade, prices low, and trade improving with stabilizing export surpluses expected in December, alongside historic cheering examples of American pluck.
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Washington
Redfield
Commerce Department
United States
Belgium
Poland
San Francisco
Galveston
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Charleston
Dayton
Thomas A. Edison
Locust Street Church Announces 1915 Schedule
Bert DeWitt Beck leads Locust Street Methodist Church with 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 morning worship sermon Playing or Working at Religion Which for 1915 All welcome 11 45 class meeting 6 30 Epworth League 7 30 evening worship with gospel song and sermon Is Your Heart Right for 1915 Bring friends.
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Locust Street
Bert DeWitt Beck
H. B. Longden
Epworth League
Man With One Arm Sermon At Christian Church
The Christian Church previews services with Pastor A. M. Hootman leading Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and communion and preaching at 10:30 a.m. Sermon titled The Man With One Arm. Evening C E meeting at 6:30 p.m. led by Miss Margaret Bicknell on Who is on the Lord's Side. At 7:30 p.m. preaching titled As a Nation Are We Progressing. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Conklin
Margaret Bicknell
College Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Services Prescribed
Demetrius Tillotson, pastor, leads morning worship with holy communion at 10 40. Sunday school at 9 30 with Prof Blanchard as superintendent. Evening gospel sermon at 7 30. Begin the New Year by attending church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demetrius Tillotson
Prof. Blanchard
How to Live and When to Die
A Chicago professor argues that life should be measured by growth and experience rather than years. He urges constant activity and curiosity, claiming longevity follows from staying placid, engaged, and in step with progress, while death comes when growth ends. The paper also notes delinquency notices sent to mail subscribers and requests immediate payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr
Chicago University
Forward Looking Theme Headed Presbyterian Service
The morning sermon at the Presbyterian Church centers on Forward Looking with a full day of services led by Pastor Thomas Younger. Morning worship is at 10 30 a m Parish School at 2 00 p m Young People Society at 6 30 p m Evening worship at 7 30 p m The Young People Society will be led by the pastor and marks the consecration of the new year. Inner Mission week begins Sunday evening and ends with communion the following morning. Services run each evening except Saturday at 7 45 p m all are invited. Rev E G Shouse to conduct services at the Baptist church Sunday morning.
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First Ward
Julius Marsh, Jr
J. B. Hardy
J. B. Hardy's East Side
East Washington Street
Thomas Younger
Young People’s Society
Young People's Society
Church In
England
Public cost of tuberculosis drive tops twenty million in 1914
New York led with over five million dollars spent on tuberculosis efforts in 1914. National figures show more than 20.5 million spent nationwide, with 1.8 percent from public funds and about 17.3 million for institutional care in hospitals and sanitoria. Pennsylvania and Illinois follow in expenditure ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
United States
Pennsylvania
Pave Way
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Colorado
Rebekah Lodge to Meet Monday Evening in Greencastle
Greencastle Crescent Rebekah Lodge No. 763 will hold a regular session Monday at 8 o clock. Initiation of candidates planned. Claire Gibson serves as Noble Grand with Olive Brown as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle Crescent
Rebekah Lodge
Claire Gibson
Noble Grand
Olive Brown
Bearded Question at Supreme Court Over Wind Chimes Value
In Brockton Massachusetts Joe Miller buys a blind, lame horse and wagon for 34 cents and finds a half dollar. He later spends 5 for grain and proclaims the outfit the sharpest ragman’s gear. In Washington the Supreme Court weighs the value of whiskers and wind chimes in a suit by Fr O Sullivan for 60000 against Paul Felix and Louis Stiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
Joe Miller
Bridgewater
Joe
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Fr. O'Sullivan
Paul Felix
Felix
Jam
Stiles
Louisiana
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Vera
Josephine Wade
Mary Wade
Grace Woodall
Cassie Woodall
Near Filmore
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Danville
Audra Bond
Reelsville
Frank Logan
Hub Clothing & Shoe Store
Kokomo
T. KE. Perry
Chrisney
DePauw “Mirage
Ed EK
Coffman
Bainbridge
Dancing Club of
Ada Williams
Crawfordsville
F. M. Lyons
Bloomington Street
Evelyn C. Riley
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
A. T. Riley
Hanna Street
Cornell University
Harry Call
Gary
John Cannon
James P. Hughes
George Cannon
Frank Cannon
Mr. Cannon
John Hume, Jr
Ind
C. A. Kelley
Percy Swahlen
St. Louis
W. F. Swahlen
Indiana
Florence Gamble
Paulding
Ohio
George E. Martin
DePauw Glee Club
Tipton
Elwood
Plainfield
Illinois
the Herald
Colonel Dorsett
Harry Shepard
George Vestal
Terre Haute
Louise Carpenter
Noblesville
G. W. Bence
W. O. Barr
Pauline
Lucile
Laporte
Harry Mason
Lafayette High School
Otis Gardner
Curry Inman
Grant Bennett
Mary Curran
Hannah Curran
J. Sullivan
Clay O'Hair
Rose Joslin
Evansville
Hattie Joslin
Edna Bence
Danville, IL
Hays S. Buskirk
Bloomington
James McD. Hays
North Market Street
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mike Lovett
Carthage
Kathryn Lovett
West Liberty Street
Murray Dalman
Elizabeth
Mr. Dalman
Jesse Dalman
Ft. Wayne
Voris W. Cummings
Zella May Scott
Belle Union
Harry W. Moore
Cummings
Geo. W. Cummings
David Scott
Lyrie
Supreme Court
Topeka
Kas
Christian Church
A. M. Hootman
College Avenue Methodist
Presbyterian Church
E. G. Shouse
Baptist Church
National Association
Rebekah
David Harum
Browning's Grocery
E. A. Browning
THE
Greencastle Hominy & Mush Company
Green Castle Orchard CO
Will Wetz
S. Indiana
Pearson’s
Pearson’s Bakery
Stote
H. L. Frazier
Cash Grocery
Lueteke
Lueteke’s Bakery
Zeis & Company
Ny Herald Office
Julia
Scobee & Son Restaurant
Putnam
Lincoln Oil Co
Cleveland
Hill Street
M. F Burner
South
Fred Bryan
Herald Office
Homer West
Amo
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