Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Greencastle Herald in Greencastle, Indiana

Page 1

We have 10,635,812 pages in Indiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1918

Page

1

Muster Date Set For Green Castle Company In Indiana Militia

The Green Castle company is ordered to muster Monday January 14 1918 at 7 50 p m at DePauw University Bowman Memorial gym in Greencastle Indiana A muster officer will arrive to organize the company all men 18 to 45 urged to report to Dr Eugene Hawkins for examination and roll call sixty seven have filed papers. enlistment lasts for the war and one year after for state duty only.

Greencastle Indiana State Militia Bowman Memorial Building DePauw University Eugene Hawkins Jesse E. Airhart Frank A. Ashworth Cecil A. Brown Bainbridge Walter J. Brown Julius A. Bryan John E.davis Clarence L. Cherry Charles A. Conklin G. Will Conklin Forrest N. Cooper William A. Carver Lawrence W. Crump Frank Davison Kenneth Day Darnall S. Denman William T. Dittemore Ott N. Gibson John H. Goddard William J. Godwin William H. Graham Harry Gray Kenneth Grimes Edward Hamilton Otto C. Hanneman Roy J. Harris Pearle A. Hartman Thomas O. Hays Ray Hillis Eugene A .Hirt Chester C. Hunt Burt J. Hurst Frank Johnson William E. Jones Chas. E. King Andrew J. Knoll Harrold H. Knoll Henry Koessler Robert Lane Elmer R. Sellers Chas. Smith Fillmore Earl E. Smith Byron Stewart John H. Stoner Glenn Stringer Horace Tanner James A. Throop Allen F. Tilden Leonard C. Twigg Elmer D. Vaneleave Leon T. Welsh Paul N. Wright DePauw

Children from M. E. Home Plan Public March

About forty five girls and boys from the Methodist children's home will march around the public square Saturday afternoon singing patriotic songs. The boys will carry wooden guns and the girls will wear Red Cross caps. The march was arranged by Miss Angie Godwin, superintendent of the home.

Methodist Children’s Home Red Cross Angie Godwin

John H. James Seeks Judiciary Seat in Circuit Court

Prominent local attorney John H. James announces his candidacy for judge of the circuit court. He says he will run subject to the decision of the Democratic primary, outlining his qualifications and aims for the bench.

James H James Declares Candidacy for 64th Judicial Circuit

John H James a prominent local attorney announces as a Democratic candidate for judge of the 64th judicial circuit subject to the May 7 primary. He pledges best fair and impartial service and says he will not seek re election. Incumbent judge James P Hughes is expected to run again.

John H. James the Herald 64Th Judicial Circuit James John P. Allee James P. Hughes

Big production campaign set for Putnam county on Saturday

Saturday, January 12, marks a key day in a state council of defence effort. Speakers including Mr Bell Mr Gaylord and Mr Birkin who just returned from France will discuss soil conservation crop production and relief of labor shortages. Farmers urged to attend for practical guidance and wartime farming strategies.

State Council of Defence Bell Gaylord Putnam County Greencastle France Birkin Farmer

Men in Class One Barred From Staff Positions

Washington declares class one draft men will not receive commissions in non combatant arms. War Council resolution approved by Secretary Baker sets policy to keep fighting men for combat roles and expand staff via deferred classes unless individual qualifications justify exceptions.

Washington War Council Baker War Department Department

Cold Wave Forecast Hits Region After Snow Today

A new cold wave is forecast to strike the region within hours per the Indianapolis forecast Friday morning. Four to six inches of snow had fallen by 2 pm, with no let up expected. Street activity was sparse as winter conditions grew harsher and temperatures remained uncomfortably low.

Indianapolis

DePauw Quintet Hits Two Game Road Swing

The DePauw basketball team prep for a two day trip after final practice. Old Gold faces Rose Poly in Terre Haute Friday and Indiana State Normal in Danville Saturday. Guards Smith and Billingsley lead, with Carlisle Ramsey and Ball at forwards and McClure at pivot. The squad will make the trip and start both games. Ramsey or Ball will start in one of the forward spots.

DePauw Old Gold Rose Poly Terre Haute Indiana State Danville Smith Billingsley Carlisle Ramsey Ball McCluresh

Indiana Men Vote For Suffrage Measure Passes

Indiana men vote solidly for suffrage and the measure passes the national House by one vote, sending the question to state legislatures to decide on amending the federal constitution.

National House OF Representatives House of Representatives Senate

House backs federal woman suffrage amendment by one vote

The House voted 214 for and 136 against to send the amendment to the states. Indiana backed the measure with Merrill Moores and George Denton voting yes. Women in the galleries sang as the result stood, a near-failure that surprised suffragists who had expected a larger margin.

Indiana Merrill Moores Indianapolis George K. Denton Evansville

Brazil Quintet Coming Tonight In Clash At Home

Brazil quintet travels to meet HSS and Endeavor to repeat December 14 victory on home floor. Both teams in good condition for contest with clash expected as local fans anticipate a close game.

Clay County H. SS Closh

Greencastle V Brazil In Return High School Game

Locals host rival Brazil at Browning Hall at 7 45 tonight in a return contest. Greencastle aims to extend a two game home win streak while Brazil pursues redemption after an overtime 16 14 loss at Brazil. A large crowd is expected with Here Clark of Indianapolis officiating and notable interest in new team suits for G H S expected next game.

Browning Hall Greencastle High School Brazil High School Five Brazil Greencastle Clark Indianapolis Middle West Indiana University Rose, Poly Indiana Dental College Indiana Times G. H Gaima

Century Club Meeting Time Announced

The Century Club will meet at 2 30 oclock on Saturday afternoon. G W Gerkdll 88P South ae ea

Century Club Otlock G. W. Gérkdll

Total Eclipse of Sun Scheduled for June 8

The upcoming total solar eclipse on June 8 will be the first visible in the United States since 1876. It will enter the U S from Astoria Oregon and move diagonally to Orlando Florida, with Indiana in the semi total path and peak viewing around 4 50 p m lasting about two hours. Easter and Lent dates are noted as signs of spring.

Europe United States Indiana Astoria Ore Orlando Fla

Cash and carry plan adopted for Indianapolis stores

Indianapolis will switch every retail grocery store to a government cash and carry system from February 1. Delivery will cost six cents per trip and one cent per dollar for credit, with penalties including cut supplies for noncompliance. Local action, with Wyckoff and Chamber of Commerce backing.

Indianapolis Stanley Wyckoff Marion County Chamber of Commerce Wyckoff Washington

Campaign for Thrift Stamps Starts Here

City committee named by A G Brown county war savings chairman meets to lay plans for sale of the baby bonds.

A. G. Brown County War Savings

War savings stamp drive launched by local committees

A four man committee named by county chairman A G Brown met at the city library to plan a broader sale of war savings stamps called baby bonds. Roy M Abrams Ed MCG Walls Halstead Selby and Supt Dodson lead city efforts with banks and schools backing the drive. Stamps cost 25 cents each, with sixteen per folder and $5 values obtainable later. the scheme promises four percent interest and funds wartime needs, aiming for wider county participation beyond post office sales.

Red Cross A. G. Brown Roy M. Abrams Ed. McG. Walls Halstead Selby Supt. Dod Uncle Sam

Also Mentioned on This Page

Liberty Guards M. E. Home Plage the Central Trust Company U. S Fed. Res. Bank 5 Pet. Redemption Fund Banking House Lenirale Itary Hank Central Trust Company F. A. ‘Arnold A. Hays P. Randel All Shy Frank Donner Mercury DE Pauw Lao Opera House A. Cook Mgr Jewel Productions Inc Sirens the Sea Picture Beautiful Louise Lovely Carmel Myers Jack Mushall Oficial Government Pictures Inc Battle of Arras Lne Ae Ma
Search Courier

Search the Greencastle Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Greencastle Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication