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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1929

Page

3

Local Notables Recovering After Hospital Run

Charles Marshall wife of Jes Marshall county assessor underwent an operation Thurs at the county hospital and was reported recovering Friday. Several others are noted, including Katherine Long and Vernon Worrall's family with travel to Indiana, and Dodson the local man jailed for coal theft.

Charles Marshall Jes Marshall Marshall Katherine Long J. F. Long South Lostreet Indiana Vernon Worrall Berea Dodson

Rural carriers John Knight and Wallace Long Return to Duty

John Knight and Wallace Long, rural route mail carriers, returned to duties at the Post Office Monday morning after several weeks away due to illness.

John Knight Wallace Long

Mr and Mrs Ward Mayhall Visit Bloomington Friends

Mr and Mrs Ward Mayhall visited friends in Bloomington on Sunday, sharing time and conversation during a casual social visit.

Mrs. Ward Mayhall Bloomington

Cloverdale man ill with influenza in his home

Celic Moser of Cloverdale is reported ill at his home due to influenza. Postmaster E. R. Bartley and A. R. Chenoweth were in Indianapolis Wednesday.

Celic Moser Cloverdale E. R. Bartley A. R. Chenoweth Indianapoli

James Skinner Recovers From Bronchial Pneumonia

James Skinner of Commercial Place is rapidly recovering from bronchial pneumonia, with doctors reporting improving breathing and stable condition after treatment.

James Skinner

Baby Born On Monday At Their Home

Mr and Mrs Samuel Taylor R 7 are the parents of a son born on Monday at their home. Funeral services for Richard Mathews age 84 will be held at Providence Church. Mrs Glen Crawley and baby left the hospital Wednesday for home.

Samuel Taylor Dean Long Baby County Hospital Taylor Apartments Olive Street Richard Mathews Fred Masten Elm Street Providence Church Belle Union Reuben Masten Gilbert McCommack Providence Cemetery Mt. Meridian Gilbert McCammack G. A. R. and Sons of Veterans John Robe M. J. Murphy Harry Moore W. P. Sackett Otto Lakin John Goddard Glen Crawley

Hospital Updates and Legal Foreclosure Report

Hubert Aubrey, son of Mrs. Jesse Hinton, shows improvement at County Hospital after being struck by a Ford truck days ago. Mrs. Emmett Hunter remains critical. her husband Mr. Hunter died Monday. A $15000 finding for plaintiff Howe Abbott against August and Margaret Brokelmeier forecloses a mortgage in Putnam Circuit Court. Mrs. Charles Marshall, wife of the county assessor, shows much improved condition after a serious operation at the county hospital.

Abbott August Okelmeier Margaret Aliner Hubert Aubrey Jesse Hinton Emmett Hunter Cloverdale Howe Abbott August Brokelmeier Margaret A. Brokelmeier Putnam Circuit Court Charles Marshall

Kiwanis Leaders Attend State Meeting in Indianapolis

Rev B H Bruner and R P Mullins of the Green castle Kiwanis Club attended a state Kiwanis presidents and trustees meeting at the Indiana Athletic Club in Indianapolis on Wednesday. Oscar B Lindley was named receiver for the L A Ray and George Love poultry firm in Putnam Circuit Court Tuesday upon dissolution petition, bond set at 400 dollars. Mr and Mrs Milton Brown traveled to Monticello for the funeral of Carroll Brown, daughter-in-law of the Browns, to be held Thursday at 2 PM. Carroll Brown was formerly Ella Gochenour and a DePauw University graduate in 1920.

B. H. Bruner R. P. Mullins Greencastle Kiwanis Club Indianapolis Kiwanis Indiana Athletic Club Oscar B. Lindley L. A. Ray George Love Cloverdale Putnam Milton Brown Monticello Carroll Brown Della Gochenour DePauw University

Two State Farm Prisoners Are Given Paroles

Governor Ed Jackson paroled Charles Gilbreath and Grove Hart both inmates at state farms. Gilbreath, convicted December 19 in Marion county Municipal court for operating a blind tiger, pays $130 in fines and costs at $5 weekly, with a parole. Hart, convicted July 24 in Putnam Circuit court for possession of a still, also received parole after trial judge and state farm officials cited destitution in his family. Hart, 42, one armed, was arrested near Cloverdale after authorities found dumped corn mash on his farm. he had a $100 fine and 90 days on the farm.

Ed. Jackson Charles Gilbreath Marion County Gilbreath Indian State Farm Grove Hart Putnam State Farm Hurt Cloverdale

Memorial service and burial at Mill Creek Church

A funeral service will be held Thursday at 10:30 AM at Mill Creek Church with Rev. W. E. Gill presiding. The G A R and Sons of Veterans will conduct a ritualistic service. Interment follows at Mill Creek cemetery near Belle Union.

Belle Union Mill Creek Church W. E. Gill G. A. R. and Sons of Veterans Mill Creek Cemetery

Council Mulls 1929 Road Improvements and Signals

City council discusses 1929 program to improve main thoroughfares and open several streets. An ordinance to replace a cemetery crossing watchman with a 24 hour electric signal was tabled for further study.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Cemetery Road Earl Harris W. D. James Pennsylvania Almeda Crossing Cemetery Charles McGaughey Bloomington Street Berry Street Sanidiene Street Greencastle Walnut Street Arlington Wood Street Franklin ‘Street Arlington Street Washington Street Locust Street Franklin Street Bainbridge Road

Judge Hughes Rules Against Ban On Prison Made Baskets

Judge Hughes ruled against the Ove Gnatt Co in the suit to enjoin the State Penal Farm from selling floral baskets made by prison labor. The farm trustees will likely seek new legislation to curb basket production as the enterprise expands on sixty acres of willows with hundreds employed. The Overnatt Co remains the sole major statewide willow basket maker.

Ove Gnatt Co LaPorte Indiana Board of Trustees State Penal Farm Hughes Overnatt Co

Bank Elects Officers for the Coming Year

The First National Bank and Citizens Trust Company directors met Tuesday and elected officers for the coming year. R. E. Brown was chosen as treasurer of the Citizens Trust Company, replacing C. K. Hughes who resigned to lead a new Bainbridge bank. The officer lists include A. G. Brown as president of the First National Bank and C. F E. A. Brown as president of the Citizens Trust, with multiple vice presidents and secretaries named.

First National Bank Citizens Trust Company R. E. Brown C. K. Hughes Hughes Bainbridge Bank and Trust Company A. G. Brown A. B. Hanna Andrew Hirt McG. Walls Perry M. Bush

Local Officials Named in Board Roster

Kenneth E. West and H. L. Wells serve as assistant secretaries. Directors listed include Charles Barnaby Frank Donner C C Gautier S A Hays F L O'Hair Clyde R Randel and J L Randel.

Charles Barnaby Frank Donner C. C. Gautier S. A. Hays F. L. O’hair Clyde R. Randel J. L. Randel

DePauw Tigers Rally Past Indiana Central 31 28

DePauw overcome an early eight point deficit to edge Indiana Central 31 to 28 at home. Stone led DePauw with 12 points despite an injured back while Rider topped Central with 13 points. Crawley and Abe Bailey contributed key baskets and steady defense.

DePauw Tigers Indiana Central Nowling Indianapolis Stone Rider Brenneman Loveless Tigers Abe Bailey Pete Central Ragsdale DePauw P. Bailey A. Bailey Crawley Marion Crawley Greencastle Flash Moritz Petree Stunkel See Brenneman

Ford accuses Coffman of embezzlement and theft

Monday report states eT Ford charges Coffman with embezzling money belonging to him on January 5 and taking livestock owned by Ford.

Ford Coffman

Central Natl Bank Elects Officers

Fred L. O'Hair was reelected president of both the Central National Bank and the Central Trust Company at the annual officers election. Reelected officers include S. A. Hays as vice president, James L. Randel as cashier, Harry L. Wells and J. B. Crosby as assistant cashiers, and J. L. Randel as secretary of the trust company.

Harry Wells The Central National Bank Fred L. O’hair Central Trust Company Bank and Trust Company S. A. Hays James L. Randel Harry L. Wells J. B. Crosby J. L. Randel

Dorsett Funeral to Be Held on Thursday

Funeral services for Henry P. Dorsett the Civil War veteran who died Tuesday morning at his home will be held Thursday. He lived in the town and was well known locally.

Henry P. Dorsett

Naval Recruiting Visit Set for Greencastle on Friday

Chief petty officers E W Spalding and H W Elke of the U S Navy recruiting station Indianapolis will visit Greencastle Friday January 11 at Crawford Hotel. A quota of 30 Indiana men may be enlisted. once filled no further enlistments occur until next month. The visit is a public get together for ex Navy men parents and interested locals to learn about naval opportunities.

E. W. Spalding H. W. Elke U. S. Navy Indianapolis Greencastle T. F. Crawford Crawford Hotel Indiana Navy Great Naval Organization

Bainbridge Man Arrested on Embezzlement and Larceny Warrants

Jesse Coffman, resident east of Bainbridge, was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Sheriff Edward Eitelforge on warrants from affidavits by Fred Ford charging embezzlement and larceny. Coffman was released on $500 bond for a Putnam Circuit Court appearance.

Jesse Coffman Bainbridge Edward Eitelforge Fred Ford Coffman Putnam

Dismissal of Affidavits in Putnam Circuit Court

Criminal actions against Fred Mueller Ollie Sutherlin Everett Alexander Emil Snyder Earl Harmon Charles Phillips Edgar Miller and Clarence McCall were stricken from the docket by county officials Wednesday morning in Putnam Circuit Court.

Fred Mueller Ollie Sutherlin Everett Alexander Emil Snyder Earl Harmon Charles Phillips Edgar Miller Clarence McCall Putnam Circuit Court

Death of Carey Alston aged Greencastle resident

Carey Berrie Solomon Alston an aged resident of Greencastle died Tuesday at 10 30 after a short illness of heart trouble. Born in Warren County North Carolina in 1859 he moved to Greencastle in 1880 with wife and daughter. He was a former slave who lost an arm in Enfield North Carolina. He married Mollie Wagoner after the deaths of his wife and daughter. He helped found the St Paul Baptist church joining in 1882 serving as Sunday school superintendent and a church trustee. Funeral at St Paul Baptist church Thursday at 2 50 p m burial in Forest Hill cemetery.

Carey Berrie Solomon Junioe Alston Greencastle Warren County North Carolina Mr. Alston Enfield Mollie Wagoner Spear Pittman Alston St. Paul Baptist Church Forest Hill Cemetery

McCoy Will Admission and Executor Named in Probate

The will of Samuel S. McCoy from Cloverdale was admitted to probate in the Putnam Circuit Court on Wednesday. Jesse E. McCoy was appointed executor. Executed November 2, 1927, the will leaves up to 150 dollars to Jesse E. McCoy and Samuel M. McCoy and Benjamin F. McCoy’s heirs in equal shares, with all amounts over 150 dollars divided equally between the two living sons.

Samuel S. McCoy Cloverdale Putnam Jesse E. McCoy Jesse FE. McCoy Samuel M. McCoy Benjamin F. McCoy

Minnick Mekamey Wedding in Danville

Miss Mildred Minnick and Lee McKamey married in Danville on Monday. Mrs Minnick is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Minnick of Commercial Place. Mr McKamey works at the Franklin Street Garage. The couple will receive friends at the Johnson Apartments on East Walnut Street.

Mildred Minnick Lee MecKamey Danville McKamey Jesse Minnick Commercial Place Mr. McKamey Franklin Street Johnson Apartments East Walnut Street

Local residents noted for health and social updates

Robert Garrett returned home from his daughter’s house and is recovering well. Julian Pedro and family, once under smallpox quarantine, are all out again. The Christian Church Missionary Society plans an all day meeting at Mary White’s home. Blanch Williams spent the weekend with her parents near Putnamville. Mrs. Charles Marshall is recovering from a serious operation at Putnam County Hospital with Lilly Wright present. Mrs. Addie Day traveled to Greencastle on business. Mrs. George Bohman rode to Indianapolis last Friday. Maggie Garrett, staying with the Garretts near Somerset, is ill. The Gambolds and Glidewells spent the weekend together. The Ladies Aid met with new officers: Carroll, Sinclair, Glidewell, Flynn, Day. Outgoing officers treated attendees to apples, popcorn and fruit loaf.

Robert Garrett Morris Heavin Julian Pedro Missionary Society of the Christian Church Mary White Charles Marshall Putnam County Hospital Lilly Wright Addie Day Greencastle George Bohman Indianapolis Maggie Garrett Somerset Harry Gambold Francis Will Glidewell Gambold Mattie Glidewell Laura Sinclair John Henry Nichols Fred Robinson Aid of the Christian Church Nelia Carrol Margaret Glidewell Cora Flynn

Mrs Cook Visits Greencastle Family

Mrs Cook of Greencastle spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs Garrett and family.

S. Cook Greencastle Robert Garrett

Canaan Chapel News List of Local Activities and Visits

Church services at Canaan Church Sunday January 13 with Sunday School at 10. Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Carl Rissler's January 16. Local visits include Ray Beaman with Arthur Williams and J H Albright with Russel Albright. Several families visit relatives. illnesses noted. A farmers Institute was held at Van Buren High School January 9. Foster Pickett ill with flu.

Canaan Church Ladies Aid Carl Rissler Ray Beaman Arthur Williams J. H. Albright Russel Albrighers Craver Greencastle Ross Hassler John Hassler Roy Beam Farmers’ Institute van Buren High School Foster Pickett

Local notes from Madison Center and vicinity

Robert Johns of Greencastle visits parents. Edna L. Ellis hosts dinner guests. Jess Ellis, Brunerstown merchant, delivers feed. Ellis and Everett Ellis dissolve partnership, storefront becomes J. L. Ellis. Everett moves to Greencastle to drive for Shell Oil. Rupert Krenz visits, plans trip to Terre Haute then Houston for a pipe fitting job. Flu abates. Minor car mishap near Indianapolis. no injuries.

Jess Ellis Maynard Johnson Greencastle Everett Ellis Shell Oil Company Rupert Krenz William Gowen Everett Brunerstown J. L. Ellis Ellis & Son Herndon Irwin Indianapolis Houston Texas

Local Folks Attend Vaudeville and Family Visits

Several from the area attended the vaudeville at Greencastle on Saturday. Mrs. O W Bales went to Roachdale Sunday for the funeral of Katherine Yeager. Many local families shared meals and visits including the Torrs, Shueys, Toney, and Clifords as illness and flu improvements were noted.

Ths Greencastle O. W. Bales Roachdale Katherine Yeager Walter Torr Frank Torr Russell Shuey Albert Shuey Baldwin Leoma Toney Edna Hutcheson Foster Jones Clyde Carrington Clyde Thomas Addie Clifford

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