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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1928

Page

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Say! A humorous column on dressing a tux and local happenings

Charles J. Arnold writes a playful reminiscence about donning a tuxedo and the comical mishaps of buttoning ties and collars. He notes local reader Morris Goodwin funding another year of The Herald and mentions the plaster issue at his office as well as autumn weather turning warmer with Greencastle’s temperatures reaching 35 above zero and 17 above zero at night.

Morris Goodwin Fillmore THE Herald

State Normal Coach Faces Supreme Test

Wally Marks, captain of the University of Chicago football team, will marry Hazel Stroube in Chicago on Saturday. After the wedding the couple will travel to Terre Haute where Marks is head coach of Indiana State Normal School.

Oscar H. Williams Departent of Education DePauw University State Normal School Terre Haute Williams Rotary Club of Bloomington Chicago Wally Marks University of Chicago Hazel Stroube Ind Marks Indiana State Normal School

February dental clinic to examine Putnam County schoolchildren

A February plan divides Putnam County into districts for dental examinations of every school child. Greencastle High School's class of 1928 is urged to achieve 100 percent dental correction before June graduation to earn a National Dental Society certificate. Miss Carol Shoultz notes successful similar efforts elsewhere and stresses health benefits of early treatment.

Putnam County Court House Carol Shoultz Greencastle High School National Dental Society

Divorce Filed After Escape From Threats by Husband

May E. Compton of Washington township sues Richard VY Compton in Putnam Circuit Court for divorce and $3,000 alimony. She alleges a violent temper, curses, threats to kill, and a near death on December 31 and January 1, escaping only by her speed to a neighbor’s house. She says he refused food and fuel in recent weeks.

May E. Compton Washington Township Putnam Circuit Court Richard VY Compton

Ruth Snyder insurance suit may stay execution fight

New move to stay Ruth Snyder’s death step by seeking jury trial in a Prudent ial Insurance Co suit over a 95000 policy on Albert Snyder. Attorney Edgar Hazelton asks Justice Levy to hear the case and decide if Mrs Snyder testifies in open court or in Sing Sing, affecting clemency and the nine year old daughter's interests.

I. N.S New York Ruth Snyder Edgar Hazelton Supreme Court Alfred FE. Smith Albert Snyder Sing Sing

Democratic Meeting at Cayuga Draws Greencastle Delegation

A Greencastle group attended a Cayuga Democratic meeting and dinner last night. Principal speakers were Walter Myers and Albert Stump with Sanford Romine and C. C. Gillen also addressing the gathering. Stump remained in Greencastle afterward.

Cayuga Greencastle Fay S. Hamilton C. Gillen Glen Lyon Wilbur Clodfelter Ford Lucas Sanford Romine Walter Myers Albert Stump C. C. Gillen Mr. Stump

New Car Deliveries For Local Residents This Week

Beck Sales Company reports new cars will be delivered this week to Elbert Bettis 1927 sedan Thomas Vandiver 1927 coupe Douglas Alexander 1928 sedan Thomas Sweet 1927 sedan Elbert Tincher 1928 coupe and Roy Leonard Putnamville 1928 coach. Supt W J Yount will spend Saturday in Indianapolis to attend the Indiana School Men’s Club meeting at the Lincoln Hotel with discussion on The Junior College in its Relation to the Public the College and the High School. The program begins at 10 30 with luncheon served.

Beck Sales Company Elbert Bettis Thomas Vandiver Douglas Alexander Thomas Sweet Elbert Tincher Roy Leonard Putnamville W. J. Yount Indianapolis Indiana Schooll Lincoln Hotel

Weather Forecast Indicates Fair Moderation

The forecast calls for fair skies and moderate conditions with sunrise at 7 07 and sunset at 4 35. Winds light and temperatures mild through the day.

Roumania Leader Bratianu Said Stricken By Strokes

In Budapest reports say Vintila Bratianu premier of Roumania has suffered several strokes linked to arteriosclerosis. Prince Stirgey Titelescu named as possible successor. Bratianu became premier last November after his brother Jon Bratianu's death.

Budapest INS Vintila Bratianu Roumania Stirgey Titelescu Bratianu Jon Bratianu Iron Man

Youngest Ohioan to die by electric chair tonight

Ohio's death house prepares for the execution of seventeen year old Floyd Hewitt of Conneaut for the slaying of a mother and her son. He is the youngest Ohioan ever sentenced to die in the electric chair. Also, Marvin Hughitt, dean of midwestern railroad men, died in Chicago at 10:55 a.m. after a severe stroke at age ninety.

Columbus Ohio State Penitentiary Floyd Hewitt Conneaut Chicago INS Marvin Hughitt Middlewestern Railroad

Explosion at Hercules Powder Plant Roars Through Valley Falls

An explosion at the Hercules Powder Company's Valley Falls plant near Troy New York may have killed several workers. The blast occurred shortly before 11 o'clock and rocked the countryside, with windows broken in many nearby homes as meagre reports come in.

Troy N. Y INS Hercules Powder Company Valley Falls

Change of Judge Sought in Gov Jackson Bribery Case

Special Judge Oscar H. Montgomery set 2 PM January 9 for a hearing on a motion to change judges in the bribery conspiracy case against Governor Ed Jackson and co-defendants Robert Marsh and George Coffin. Trial is slated for February 7 in Marion County.

Indianapolis Ind Jal INS Oscar H. Montgomery Ed, Jackson Robert S. Marsh George W. Coffin Marion County Criminal Court Marion County Grand Jury Supreme Court Montgomery A. Collins Clyde H. Jones

Fox May Turn Against Mate In Christmas Eve Murder Case

Los Angeles report notes William Edward Hickman pleads not guilty to the murder of C Ivy Thoms Rose Hill pharmacist, while Welby Hunt, implicated in the confession, may plead not guilty or seek mercy. Hunt’s plea is set for next Thursday and Hickman’s trial date is February 1.

Ivy Thoms Los Angeles Jan INS Fox William Edward Hickman Welby Hunt Hickman C. Ivy Thoms Rose Hill Hunt Thoms A. Gray Gilmer Oklahoma Ant

Damages Sought in Putnam Accident Suit

Mrs. Daisy Hoffmeister sues Elmer Blue county road superintendent Albert Allee James Doan and Indian Refining Company for 10000 in damages claiming negligence blocked a highway causing a June 6 automobile crash in which she and her husband and daughter were injured. The action names Limestone area parties and Greencastle attorneys.

Daisy Hoffmeister ELMER Blue Albert Allee James Doan Indian Refining Company Putnam Elmer Blue James Dean Parkersburg Hoffmeister Fred Hoffmeister Mildred Charles McGaughey Hays & Murphy Greencastle

Cloverdale Christian Church Service Schedule

The Cloverdale Christian Church announces a Saturday evening preaching at 7 30 and a Sunday morning 10 30 service with a 9 30 Sunday School. A young peoples meeting occurs at 6 00 followed by an evening service at 7 30.

Girl Shot For Smiling At Other Young Men

In Cleveland on January 6 19 year old Anthony Yontez shot and killed 19 year old Alice Preskar after returning from a dance authorities said. Yontez claimed he tried to shoot himself after wounding her but the gun jammed and investigators found a bullet lodged in the chamber.

Cleveland Anthony Yontez Alice Preskar Yontez

Bill Morgan Trial Opens in Putnam Court

Wm Bill Morgan of south Greencastle faces trial in Putnam Circuit Court for possession of illicit liquor. Juror selection occupies morning with defense probing bias due to liquor case. Prosecution led by Clifford Dickerson and F S Hamilton. defense by Arthur Hurst and Theodore Crawley. Morgan recently convicted in city court, appeal now in progress. another city case for selling liquor pending. First witness Marshal David Braden. jurors named.

Bill Danville Macy Watkins Arthur Hurst Theodore Crawley Morgan Clifford Dickerson David Braden C. F. Lewis Frank Allee John Hinote J. J. Bugg Lewis Call M. F. Gobel Dan Hall James Sutherlin Alonzo Heady Tom Sage Sam Clapp Warren Newgent

Two Democrats Enter Democratic Primary Nomination

Samuel B. Wells of Scottsburg and George Hershman of Crown Point joined the race for the party nomination for governor against Franklin C. Dailey of Indianapolis. Olin R. Holt of Kokomo and Earl Crawford of Connersville were expected to seek the nomination. Wells was born in Jefferson.

Samuel H. Wells Scottsburg George E. Hershman Crown Point Frank C. Dailey Samuel B. Wells George Hershman Indianapolis Olin R. Holt Kokomo Earl Crawford Connersville State Highway Commission Mr. Wells Jefferson

Greencastle hires Blessing and Carter for rate hearings

Edgar Blessing of Danville and Lawrence Carter of Indianapolis have been contracted to represent Greencastle taxpayers in rate petitions by Greencastle Telephone Co. and Greencastle Water Works Co. The hearings, led by Commissioner Harvey Harmon, will occur in January with the Telephone Rate hearing on January 16 and the Water Works rate hearing on January 30. The city seeks fair rates while protecting residents from excessive charges. Local counsel may assist in presenting the city’s case.

Harvey Harmon Edgar Blessing Danville State Public Service Commission Lawrence Carter Indianapolis Public Service Commission Greencastle Greencastle Telephone Co Greencastle Water Works Co Water Works Co Chamber of Commerce Blessing

Grim jest greets Gray as Doran dies in Sing Sing chair

Ossining N Y Jan 6 Buck up Judd you'll be with ya next Thursday night a grim jest said by Charles J Doran Albany before his execution at Sing Sing The remark echoed as Henry Judd Gray faces death next week alongside Ruth Snyder Gray and Snyder awaited their fates while Doran and Mason were executed following their crimes

Ossining N. Y INS Judd Charles J. Doran Albany Sing Sing Prison Henry Judd Gray Ruth Snyder Gray Smith Doran Raymond Jackson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charles J. Arnold Jimmy Charles State Ruth Justice Levy By James L. Kilgallen Richmond Inez Williams Ray Mull Mull R. R. Men Gov. Jackson Cloverdale Christian Church Services Bill” Morgan Edgar Blessing and L. Carter Judd Gray Youth Negro
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