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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1930
Page
1
AH, THE NEW CHEVROLET LINE AT SALE ROOMS
The narrator visits the Chevrolet sales room where a trio of salesmen, Hollowell Matthews and the new Miss Mary Case, pitch a humorous take on the latest line of Chevrolets. The encounter includes mock chaff, manicuring digs, and jokes about dog hay and lines on cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Hollowell
Matthews
Ally
Holly
Mr. Hollowell
Mary Case
Holt
Miss Case
Estate papers filed for David ce deceased
Wallace and Alpha B Allee administrators filed papers with the clerk of the court. The will left cash amounts totaling $5 000 in a sealed envelope at the Central Trust Company. Names mentioned include Thelma Schowmyer Vel urtis Lola Dove Vaughn Al yas Allee and Marie Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Alpha B
David Ce
Lerk
Court
Ent
Central Trust Company
Thelma Schowmyer
Velurtis
Lola Dove Vaughn
Alyas Allee
Marie Montgom
Gillen Named Attorney for Putnam Co
Putnam County Board of Commissioners named Greencastle attorney C. Gillen as county attorney for the year. Ora A. Day was elected board president. George Walker of Cloverdale was appointed county road superintendent, succeeding Elmer Blue. Hospital board members Mrs. Frank Davis and Andrew Wimmer were appointed, with Walter Allee named to replace Gilbert Ogle. Dr. John A. Egan became county health officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County Board of Commissioners
C. Gillen
Greencastle
Ora A. Day
Fillmore
George Walker
Cloverdale
Elmer Blue
Gilbert Ogle
Frank Davis
Fire guts Tipton bank in early morning blaze
The Citizens National Bank building in Tipton Ind failed to escape a devastating fire that began in the furnace room and gutted the 1925 structure. Losses exceed 150000 with insurance covering the bank and tenants. Volunteer and neighboring fire units assisted as flames reached the second floor and roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Ind
Citizens National Bank
Tidest Bank
Leities
Kokomo
Elwood
Fie
R.S. Martin
Martin
Third Victim of Flaming Wreck Dead at Seymour
Seymour Ind Jan 5 Mrs Hazel Walz nine years old died today in Schneck hospital from burns suffered in an automobile accident three miles south of Seymour last night She was the third victim with Edward Norton seventy of Franklin and Mrs Lillian Chandler sixty seven of Taylorville dying in the flames John Walz and daughter Lillian were reported out of danger by hospital attaches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Ind
Hazel Walz
Here
Schneck Hospital
Edward Norton
Franklin
Lillian Chandler
Taylorville
John Walz
Two Charged With DUI After Danville Collision
Frank Heath and John Wasson of Fillmore were jailed in Hendricks County Danville on DUI charges after their car struck and injured ONeill York a Danville college student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Heath
John Wasson
Fillmore
Hendricks County
Danville
O'Neill York
Danville College
Sensational Spencer Case Venued Here
The suit by Mrs. Blanche M. Thomas of Spencer against Loren W. Thomas and Lola M. Thomas seeks 20000 in damages for alleged malicious prosecution and libel. The complaint claims a cruel libel accusing Mrs. Thomas of poisoning Charles Thomas and attempting to poison other family members to gain custody of her granddaughter. A cistern water sample drank by Charles was found to contain phenol traces in Indianapolis tests. The case was heard by Judge James P. Hughes in Spencer last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Thomas
of Spencer
Loren W. Thomas l
Lola M. Thomas
Owen County Cclicuit Court
Owen Court
Charles Thomas
Thomas
Indianapolis
James P. Hughes
Spencer
Former Local Man James Nobie Campbell Dies in Chicago
James Nobie Campbell aged 68 died Sunday morning in Chicago after a brief illness. He lived with his mother in Chicago since her death ten years ago and was active with the Moose Lodge. He was a nephew of Mrs. Mary Martin of East Washington Street and had a daughter in Chicago. The body will be brought to Green Castle Wednesday afternoon arriving at 2 45 over the Monon Railroad and will be taken to the McCurry Funeral Home for services at 2 34 in charge of the Moose Lodge. Interment will be in Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nobie Campbell
Howard Briggs
Chicago
Campbell
Moose
Mary Martin
East Washington Street
Greencastle
Monon
McCurry Funeral Home
Moose Lodge
Forest Hill Cemetery
Ruth Noblit Dies at Grandmother’s Home in Washington Twp
Miss Ruth Irene Noblit 25 daughter of Mr and Mrs John Noblit of Canada died early Saturday at grandmother Mrs Malinda Braden home in Washington township near the county line of pneumonia after a two week illness. She and her mother had come from Canada to stay several months and were there only a short time before illness struck. The body was sent to Waskatenau Canada Sunday with mother and grandmother. Father and a brother survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Noblit
Ruth Irene Noblit
John Noblit
Waskatonau
Canada
Malinda Braden
Washington Township
Miss Noblit
Ethel Braden
Braden
Waskatenau
First 1980 Ford Sold in Greencastle to Emery Keller
Emery Keller of 509 Elm Street purchased the first 1980 Ford sold in Greencastle. The two door sedan was delivered Monday morning. The local show drew 2,651 visitors from Wednesday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Keller
Elm Street
Greencastle
Farm Bureau Drive to Start in County Campaign 1929
The county plans a Farm Bureau membership drive for 1929 with a one day solicitor school on January 7. State representatives will train local campaign leaders on federation accomplishments and cooperative benefits while the effort aligns with federal farm relief aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
State Farm Burea
Farms Bureau
Indiana Parm Bureau
Tye
Uncle Sam
Congress
Arthur M. Hyde
Whiteman Orchestra Acts In Fifty Million Frenchmen Broadcast
The Old Gold Paul Whiteman Orchestra performs Broadway hit Fifty Million Frenchmen on CBS nationwide Tuesday January 7 1950 from 9 to 10 p m Eastern Standard Time. The show features new songs by Mildred Bailey Jack Fulton and Bing Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Gold Paul Whiteman
Columbia Broadcasting System
Mildred Bailey
Jack Fulton
Bing Crosby
Writ Sought Over Detention At Indiana State Farm
A writ of habeas corpus was filed in Putnam circuit court today by Edward Erb against Ralph Howard, superintendent of the Indiana State Farm, challenging detention at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Howard
Indiana State Farm
Putnam Circuit Court
Edward Erb
Marriage Licenses for Joseph L Miller and Ruth Lady
Joseph L Miller 33 a laborer of Greencastle and Ruth Lady 82 a housekeeper of Greencastle. Robert Grimes 47 a belt maker of Muncie and Fannie Clark 47 a housekeeper of Russellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Miller
Greencastle
Ruth Lady
Robert Grimes
Muncie
Fannie Clark
Russellville
Train struck Cloverdale resident in Limedale death
Twenty years ago in Greencastle a Cloverdale man, Thomas Rule, was killed last evening when struck by a freight train near Limedale. The Farmers Institute featured Dr. T. A. Sigler and others on its second day program. Rev M F Collier named superintendent of Putnam County Orphans Home with Mrs Collier in charge. Florance Mace and Carl Ferrand wed at the bride's father Thomas Mace home south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rule
Cloverdale
Limedale
T. A. Sigler
S F. C. Tilden
Oscar Lane
L. G. Wright
John McCabe
Farmers’ Institute
M. F. Collier
Putnam County Orphans Home
Mrs. Collier
Florance Mace
Carl Ferrand
Thomas Mace
Mrs. Iva Hedge Dies in Indianapolis Hospital
Former Roachdale resident Mrs. Iva Hedge, 52, died Thursday night at 8 15 at St Vincent Hospital Indianapolis from hyperphyroipism. She moved from New Maysville to Indianapolis eleven years ago and was married January 14 1892 to John Hedge. She was a member of the Roachdale Christian Church. Surviving are her husband, one daughter Lora Belle Ellis and seven sons Ara Virgil Foster Ray Estel Darrell Uarkin Homer all of Indianapolis and Prevener and children. Funeral Sunday at two at Roachdale Christian Church with burial in Roachdale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roachtalk
Aletha Hedge
St. Vincent Hospital
Indianapolis
New Maysville
Putnam Circuit Court Opens January Term
The January term of the Putnam circuit court opened this morning with Judge James P. Hughes presiding. Routine matters were addressed and trial dates set for several cases. The Wysong and Allison cases are set for Friday January 10, while the Allee and Randel cases will be tried Saturday January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Circuit Court
James P
Hughes
Wysong
Allison
Allee
Othe Randel
Martinsville Gets Gas Through New High Pressure Pipeline
Martinsville began receiving gas via a new high pressure pipeline from Terre Haute. The Wabash Valley Electric Company will buy gas wholesale from Interstate Public Service, with a regulator house built west of the city. The Terre Haute firm extended the line to Bloomington, serving Martinsville Greencastle and Bloomington to secure ample gas for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Terre Haute
R. R. Hassfurder
Wabash Valley Electric Company
Interstate Public Service Company
Coet Fall Interstate
Indiana Consumers Gas and By Products Company of
Greencastle
Bloomington
Interstate
DePauw University Reopens After Seventeen Day Break
DePauw University resumed classes this morning after a seventeen day vacation. Students arriving by train on Sunday filled the campus as the long break ended. The hiatus was the longest in three years and was extended by President G Bromley Orman. The Thanksgiving recess was not observed and only sixteen school days remain before the semester ends with exams starting January 25 and final day January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw University
DePauw
G. Bromley Ornam
Weather Outlook Low Temps With Snow Changeover
Skies stay cloudy tonight through Tuesday with a chance of rain then brief snow. Temperatures dip to near zero in the north and 5 to 16 above in the south as a sharp cold wave pushes in, with strong southerly winds turning northwest.
Brazil Youth Dies at Home of Parents in Brazil
Trederick Tane, 19, of Brazil, died last night at his parents home Walter Lane. Tuberculosis is listed as the probable cause. He was born and raised in or near Brazil. his father is a brother of Mrs. O. G. Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trederick Tane
Brazil
Mee
Walter Lane
O. G. Webb
Indiana City Chiefs Inaugurated After November Elections
Indiana cities began new administrations after the November 16 elections. In Indianapolis Democrat Reginald T. Sullivan prepares to be sworn in as mayor, with contention and lawsuits forming in Gary Valparaiso and Whiting as rival claimants seek control of offices and departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Iniianapolis
Novemer
Indianapolis
Reginald TH. Sullivan
Bert Slack
Sullivan
Thomas Lo Sullivan
Torch murder victim found in blazing car near Steger
Police probe a burned car on a rural road south of Chicago where a man slain with a back head wound and brutal beating was then doused with alcohol and set afire. Eight five gallon alcohol cans in the trunk suggest bootlegging as a motive amid explosions as investigators seek identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Steger
New Greencastle Regime Takes Office at Noon
William L. Denman is sworn in as mayor as the new Greencastle administration takes control. Otto Lakin is the lone Republican council member. other officers and the council assign committees including Public Utilities, Public Safety and Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Cty
Greeneaethe
Gwin Ensign
Offier
Willian L. Denman
Fred Shively
Focal Youngs Man
Mr. Enesign
Shively
William Stewart
Otto FP. Lakin
Lawrence Saider
John Cherry
C. B. Havens
Otis Gardner
Otto Tf Lakin
Woldever
Bert Howard
Otto Deotbs
Ety Minietiat
Willian Dittemore
Georke Kryader
Jaod Dates Moran
Fire
Aebt
Gaga
Glen Lyon
Brice Brown
Jaery Bavgedale
Fram
Frank Davidson
Commeoretal
Ensign
C. C. Gillen
Fron
OFP. Lakin
Me. Denimon
Vlavena
Otto Lakin
Jowan H W James Seeks Prosecution Post in Green Castle
John H. James a leading Greencastle attorney runs as a Democratic candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in the upcoming primary. He has eight years as county attorney out of ten, served in the Legislature for Putnam county, helped pass the bill funding the Putnam county courthouse, and was Mayor of Greencastle. The nomination would bolster the Democratic ticket next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. James
Greencastle
James
Me. Jalis
Putnnam
Putnam County Court House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Les
Pers
Charles J. Arnold
Gillen
Putnam CO
Board OF Commissioners
Tipton Bank
Blanche M. Thomas
Lodge
Ruys
FORD
Farm Bureau Drive
OLD Gold Orchestra
Iva Hedge
Gary
Ofe
Wabash
G@ne
Jone
Fueiie
Roswell O Johnson
Leienenarte l
Henry G. Tay
Tay
Johnson
White
William L. Denman
Gardner
John W. Cherry
Lawrence Snider
Denman
Jowan HW James
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