Brief News of the Week in Greencastle and Nearby
State detective Thomas Sweeney visited Greencastle on Friday while Harry McCabe traveled to Whitting Indiana on business. The Atlas Securities Company sued Mary Atkinson and Citizens National Bank of Brazil in Putnam Circuit Court over a check. Births, moves, hospitalizations, and several court actions are noted including restraining orders in a divorce case and a $116 verdict in a note dispute. A penal farm escape case sentenced Taylor Holliday, and a divorce with alimony was awarded in the Wheeler case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Securities Company
Putnam Circuit
Mary Atkinson
Citizens National Bank of Brazil
Clay Circuit Court
First National Bank
Wiliam Gentry
James P. Hughes
William Jer
Danville
Josephine Wheeler
Putnam
Ricks County
James Hughes
Wheeler
Hughes
Elder Athey conducts funeral in Clay County for Preston Coltharp
Elder Lawrence H. Athey led funeral services at Wesley Chapel in Clay County Saturday for Preston Coltharp age 86 formerly of Cloverdale township who died Thursday at his son Lee’s home in Vigo County. Four sons and three daughters survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence H. Athey
Clay County
Wesley Chapel
Preston Coltharp
Cloverdale Township
Lee
Vigo County
Mary P. Carr, 71, Dies in Lansing Kansas
Lawrence H. Athey reports the death of his sister Mrs. Mary P. Carr at her Lansing home. A longtime Washington township native, she had been an invalid for four years. She was married to George Carr, formerly of Putnam County. Survived by husband four brothers Lawrence Athey Henry Athey Clay County Robert Terre Haute Douglas California and one sister Flora Lohman Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence H. Athey
Mary P. Carr
Lansing
Kansas
Carr
Washington Township
George Carr
Putnam County
Lawrence Athey
Henry Athey
Clay County
Robert
Terre Haute
Douglas
California
Flora Lohman
Greencastle Elks Incorporation in Indiana
Miss Anna Olmstead visits Indianapolis Saturday while Greencastle Lodge No. 1077 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the United States files articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State. The organization has no capital stock and aims to own and control all property held in trust or otherwise. incorporators listed include Robert H. Newgent James Hardy Edward Caldwell Roy Abrams and Donald Murnane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the United States of America, Inc
Greencastle
Lodge
Robert H. Newgent
James Hardy
Edward Be, Caldwell
Roy Abrams
Donald Murnane
Perkins suit seeks $1,750 on notes in Putnam Circuit
Fannie A. Perkins filed a suit in Putnam Circuit Court on Saturday seeking $750 on one note and $1,000 on another against defendant William Oscar Perkins. Attorneys Hays and Murphy represent the plaintiff. Also noted: Taylor Holliday, 20, a penal farm escapee, was sent to the State Reformatory for a one to five year sentence. Mr and Mrs Paul Hardy visiting their son James Hardy and Mrs Hardy on Chestnut street plan to return to Albion NL on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Holliday
Ofichmond
Indiana State Reformatory
James P. Hughes
Holliday
Pendleton
Fannie A. Perkins
Putnam
William Oscar Perkins
Hays & Murphy
State Reformatory
Edward Eitelforge
Paul Hardy
James Hardy
Mrs. Hardy
Chestnut Street
Albion, NL
Sims Name a Son. Bloomington Woman Ill
Mr and Mrs George Sims of Green Castle Route seven welcomed a son born Sunday. Mrs Ben King of Bloomington Street remains confined at home due to influenza illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sims
Greencastle R. 7
Ben King
Bloomington Street
Priest Couple Visits Terre Haute and Indy Event
Mr and Mrs William Priest of near Brick Chapel spent Sunday in Terre Haute visiting the Indiana Theatre Mrs Priest formerly Hazel Bunten of Fillmore and married December 24 in Marshall Ill Mr Priest works as a mechanic at the Franklin Street Garage A small fire in a closed car outside the Herald Office caused minor damages and prompted fire department response Dr W H McLean DePauw official spoke at the Broadway Methodist Church Indianapolis on Sunday morning Mr and Mrs Bence Daggy and children visited Mr Daggy's parents in Manhattan Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Priest
Brick Chapel
Terre Haute
Indiana Theatre
Priest
Marshall, Ill
Hazel Bunten
Fillmore
Franklin Street
W. H. McLean
DePauw University
Broadway
Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church
Indianapolis
McLean
Local brief items and a divorce order noted
Business visitor R P Mullins spent Monday in Indianapolis while Donald ORear visited Terre Haute Sunday. Miss Mary Case in County Hospital reportedly improved. Miss Ann Cannon returned to Gary to teach music after visiting relatives Mr and Mrs W D James and John H James were in Indianapolis Monday. Verde Marvel divorce case orders Darrell Marvel to pay 6 dollars weekly for wife and child starting January 9 1928 pending action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Cannon
Gary
W. D. James
John
John H. James
Indianapolis
Verde Marvel
Darrell Marvel
Simpson Stoner Leaves for Florida Trip
Simpson Stoner departed Sunday for Chicago and then will travel to Florida to spend several weeks. He has been in ill health for over a year but is greatly improved and seeks mild weather away from spring conditions in his area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Stoner
Chicago
Florida
Mr. Stoner
Local residents seek medical care and family visits in Putnam County
Mrs. Carrie Clodfelter of Morton Mrs. Dama Fultz of Reelsville and Mrs. George Wilder of Greencastle entered Putnam County Hospital for medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vestal and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wood spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Call at Putnamville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Clodfelter
Morton
Dama Fultz
Reelsville
George Wilder
Greencastle
Putnam County Hospital
Clarence Vestal
Lee Wood
Mrs
Albert Call
Putnamville
Moore & Cook Shoe men attend National Shoe convention in Chicago
A divorce action in Putnam Circuit Court refiled by attorney Theodore Crawley for plaintiff Elizabeth Crawley against Kenneth Crawley cites cruel and inhumane treatment. The couple married April 16 1927 and separated December 25. Elizabeth Crawley formerly resided in Columbus and since marriage lived in Greencastle township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Crawley
Kenneth Crawley
Putnam Circuit
Theodore Crawley
Columbus
Greencastle Township
Damages Sought in Creek Overflow Suits Across Rail Line
Damage suits of Eugenia Pearl Williamson Frank Donner and Frank Donner and others against the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway Co. have been sent from the Putnam Circuit court to Montgomery County on changes of venue. Plaintiffs seek damages for overflow of a creek on farm land caused by alleged obstruction of a stream by the railway right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Pearl Williamson
Frank Donner
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway Co
Montgomery County
Putnam Circuit Court
Bank official attends Indianapolis protective bodies meeting
A G Brown of First National Bank and vice president of the Indiana Bankers Association Protective Department attended a meeting of bank and protective association representatives at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis Monday. Charles G Sanders filed suit in Putnam Circuit for $2,250 to enforce a note and void a deed against McGuire Maguire Clodfelter. J C Ralston and Blessing Stevenson act as attorneys. Suit moved from Hendricks County. Also reporting: Robert Johns of Atlantic Highlands NJ and Mrs T P Woodson of Indianapolis visited their mother Mrs J P D John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Brown
First National Bank
Indiana Banker’s Association
Claypool Hotel
Indianapolis
Charles G. Sanders
Charles G. Sanders Co
Putnam Circuit
David S. McGuire
Lurena C. Maguire
John H. McGuire
Eliza E. Clodfelter
J.C. Ralston
Blessing & Stevenson
Hendricks County
Robert Charles Johns
Atlantic Highlands
New Jersey
T. P. Woodson
J. P. D. John
Local Notes On Residents And Court Sentences
Mrs. Gertrude Cox returns from Evansville. A. P. Burnsides bed confined with bronchitis. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hartness move to 720 East Washington Street. Hartness works at Indiana Portland Cement. Charles Paris of Cloverdale jailed four weeks for liquor sale. sentence to Penal Farm to begin Tuesday if fine unpaid. failure means Putnamville. Ross Paris of Bowling Green linked to case released after paying fine. Dr. Albert Eitelforge and family from Indianapolis visited west Seminary Street. Firemen respond to smoking furnace at 518 East Washington Street with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Hartness
Bloomington Street
Orah O’hair
East Washington Street
Hartness
Indiana Portland Cement Plant
Charles Paris
Cloverdale
Putnamville Institution
Ross Paris
Bowling Green
Charles J. Moore
Trial of William Morgan Delayed in City Court
Trial of William Morgan on a liquor sale charge was indefinitely continued by Mayor Charles McGaughey. Morgan had been tried in circuit court last week for liquor possession, but the jury failed to reach a verdict. Prosecutor Clifford Dickerson was undecided on future moves Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morgan
Charles McGaughey
Morgan
Clifford Dickerson
Local Couple Welcomes Daughter Born Wednesday Morning
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stone of the south side are the parents of a daughter born Wednesday morning. The brief note records a new arrival in the community with no additional details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Stone
Clayton Cash and Family Improve After Illness
Clayton Cash and his family of Marion township have been ill with influenza but are improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Cash
Marion Township
Courtneys Nurse Spends Tuesday at Home in Brazil
Miss Estelle Courtney of the County Hospital spent Tuesday at her residence in Brazil. EF. R. Hamrick, former Greencastle township trustee now in Alhambra California, reports great satisfaction with California and sent mid winter editions of the Los Angeles Times to John C. Vermillion and Paul Albin. Orville ONeal County Surveyor visited Cloverdale Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Courtney
Brazil
EF. R. Hamrick
Greencastle Township
Alhambra
Cal
Hamrick
Los Angeles Times
California
the Times
John C. Vermillion
Paul Albin
Mrs Henry Prevo and Miss Ade Aid Thomas in Indianapolis
Mrs Henry Prevo and Miss Ade assisted Thomas during a Tuesday in Indianapolis. The outing appears casual with no stated event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Prevo
Adeaide Thomas
Indianapolis
Indianapolis business trip cited for Fred V Thomas
Indiana traffic toll for 1927 shows 3 900 injured and 135 killed on US 50 roads. Victims include seven age four or younger and nineteen aged between five and fourteen. Automobile damage totaled 4645 with 1450 pedestrians struck and 1951 injuries from auto crashes. Fifty two deaths resulted from train collisions. In other items two high school debate teams will argue Philippine independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Frederick E. Shortemeier
United States
Philippines
DePauw University Students Register January 30
Upperclassmen from other schools and freshmen will register Monday January 30. Recitations start Tuesday. Students on campus are meeting with advisors this week to sign up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw University
Hunting trip and funeral attendance noted
Henry Prevo departed Sunday for a week long hunting trip in Montgomery Alabama. Marion Woody of Cincinnati Ohio joined him. Woody formerly resided in Greencastle. A G Brown attended Walter W Bonner's funeral in Greensburg. Bonner was a former president of the Indiana Bankers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Prevo
Montgomery
Alabama
Marion Woody
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mr. Woody
Greencastle
A. G. Brown
Greensburg
Walter W. Bonner
Bonner
Indiana Bankers Association
Townsman Lockwood Visits Wellsley Parents
Lockwood Town of Wellsley, Mass., is visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs. S. B. Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood Town
Wellsley, Mass
Mrs. S. B. Town
Indiana Bankers Association Mid Winter Meeting
The Indiana Bankers Association holds its mid winter meeting in Indianapolis on Thursday. A banquet is planned Thursday night in the Riley Room at the Claypool Hotel with several local bank representatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Bankers Association
Indianapolis
Riley
Claypool Hotel
Traction Firm Dismantling Temporary South Indiana Track
The T H F Traction Company begins removing the temporary track on south Indiana street after paving of the main line. Several notices appear in local filings, including divorce attorney fees against Kenneth Crawley and a filed note suit by Charles Partlowe Company against Marie Zaharakos for 500 dollars plus costs. Mrs. Chester Elliott returns to Detroit, and Mrs. Hammond remains critically ill, with nursing efforts continuing in Putnam County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Street
Kenneth Crawley
Putnam Circuit Court
Elizabeth Crawley
Crawley
Charles Partlowe
Putnam
Marie Zaharakos
James
Alice
Plainiig
Isaac Hammond
Local coal dealer improves after hospital operation
A. D. Chew, a coal dealer, underwent surgery at the County Hospital Monday and is reported improved. Mrs. Myrtle Corder of Greencastle Route 5 entered Putnam County Hospital on Tuesday for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Chew
Myrtle Corder
Greencastle
Putnam County Hospital
Revival in Clinton Falls Sees Progress Amid Influenza Reports
The Clinton Falls revival meeting led by Rev. McCaslin progresses as influenza spreads locally. Social notes mention Mrs. Cora Cunningham and two sons visiting relatives near Portland Mills and visits by the Hall and Bettis families. Elbert Bettis bought a new Chevrolet automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaslin
Cora Cunningham
Near Portland Mills
Joe Staggs
Roe Hall
Brazil
Edward Bettis
G. C. Ramey
Indianapolis
C. E. Goddard
Elbert Bettis
Local Social Visits Across Several Families
Ott Barker spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Nervin Barker. Mina Ramsey was Friday guest of Mr and Mrs Henry Barker. Leonard Alexander of Indianapolis visited Mr and Mrs Clark Wilson. Clyde Wilson of Bridgeton spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Alice Wilson. Clark Wilson visited Will Baker and Indianapolis guested Mrs Alice Wilson. Charles Rowe butchered hogs on Thursday. Orville Johnston's Seattle mother is visiting. Arthur Barker and wife saw the latter's Bainbridge parents Sunday night. Howard Cramer called on Lester Wilson Saturday. Wolfenbarger, visiting his daughter Mrs John Malicoat, returned to New Mexico Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott Barker
Nervin Barker
Mina Ramsey
Henry Barker
Leonard Alexander
Indianapolis
Clark Wilson
Clyde Wilson
Bridgeton
Alice Wilson
Will Baker
Charles Rowe
Local People and Happenings in Madison Center Area
Sunday visits at Samuel Dickey home. Andrew Dickey joins Dickey family. Paul Thomas hauls logs on Ella Gardner property to Carey Dillinger mill site. Harold Anderson contracted work at Gosport. Herndon Irwin stays with father Robert Irwin. Lottie Dickey assists in Anderson home during absence. Jess Ellis loses cow. vet cites indigestion. Aus Wells cuts beech timber for Carey Dillinger on Ella Gardner place. Maurice Payne and wife visit mother near Ladoga. Andrew Johnson acts as special juror at circuit court. Mrs. Robert Irwin reports first brood of 15 eggs hatched to 15 chicks. Paul Thomas and Cary Payne haul wood to Ella Gardner last Monday. Birth: Harold Anderson and spouse welcome a son. Maurice Payne and wife rent Greencastle property for future home. Payne secures cement plant job. Friends of Eva Nicoson, once local, mourn her heart disease attack in Brazil. Ester Head of Indianapolis buys an automobile and will weekly visit parents Harley and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faston Dickey
Andrew
Samuel Dickey
Paul Thomas
Ella Gardner
Carey Dillinger
Harold Anderson
Gosport
Herndon Irwin
Robert Irwin
Lottie Dickey
Jess Ellis
Aus Wells
Maurice Payne
Ladoga
Andrew Johnson
Circuit Court
Cary Payne
Greencastle
Payne
Eva Nicoson
Brazil
Brick Chapel Social Notes Across the Week
Mrs John Lewis visited Mrs Reeves and family to care for Mrs Reeves who is ill. Jesse Minnick family hosted Curtis Minnick and kin. Clifton Priest and Wayne visited the Ellises on East Franklin Green castle with Martha Ferrand listed as similar. Zella Minnick stayed with Locust Grove grandparents. Forest O Hair family joined Earl Scobee kin. Arthur Hanneman stayed with sister in Terre Haute. Freda Hall stayed with Frances Burdett in Locust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Jim Reeves
Mrs. Reeves
Jesse Minnick
Curtis Minnick
Clifton Priest
Wayne
Mrs
Ellis
East Franklin Street
Greencastle
Martha Ferrand
Zella Minnick
Locust Grove
Forest O'Hair
Earl Scobee
Arthur Hanneman
Terre Haute
Freda Hall
Frances Burdett
Revival services at Union Valley Church led by Rev. Goldman
A series of revival services are being held at Union Valley Church under Rev. Goldman. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Allee visited W. B. Allee and family in Greencastle Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hill have gone to Indianapolis for an indefinite stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Valley Church
Rev. Goldman
R. P. Allee
W. B. Allee
Greencastle
W. B. Hill
Indianapolis
Sunday Visitors From Pruitt and Curtis Families
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pruitt and their son and Mrs. Estil Curtis were Sunday visitors of T. J. McCammack and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Pruitt
Estil Curtis
T. J. McCammack
Social Roundup in Palestine Residents Visit and Guests
Mr and Mrs Clifford Shinn hosted Will Arnold Sunday evening. Indianapolis visitors including Mr and Mrs Will Evans Mr and Mrs Dwight Allen called on James Hylton. More Indianapolis guests visited M E Smith and Fred Rogers family. Others from Indianapolis stopped by Baker and Smith households. Harold Baker drilled at Ladoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Shinn
Will Arnold
Will Evans
Dwight Allen
Indianapolis
James, Hylton
Waldo Michel
Glen Smith
M. E. Smith
Leonard Alexander
Fred Rogers
Cecil Knauer
Charlie Baker
Dessie Solomon
James Hylton
Junior Smith
M. FE. Smith
Henry Osborn
Hazelwood
Harold Baker
Ladoga
Glen Shinn
Maggie Rogers
Jess Hodson
Coatesville
Baker Girls
Nellie Baker
Fillmore
Morton News Social Roundup Ties Local Families
Mrs. Jessie Newgent of Greencastle visited sister Mrs. Russell O Haver while Eva Fern Call of Greencastle joined Mr and Mrs Thomas Roach for Sunday in Morton. Many Clodfelters from Roachdale Clinton Falls Portland Mills and others gathered with Carrie Clodfelter at the hospital in Greencastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Newgent
Greencastle
Russell O'Haver
Lizzie Bament
Ed Maddox
Helen Maddox
Wayne Bettis
Indianapolis
Morton
Ira Butcher
Eva Fern Call
Thomas Roach
Lonnie Frank
Cora Carrington
Kathleen Clodfelter
Everett Gootch
Bainbridge
Virgil Gootch
Glen Clodfelter
Roachdale
Ray Clodfelter
Clinton Falls
Ralph Clodfelter
Portland Mills
Carrie Clodfelter
Howard Farrow
Crawfordsville
Community News From Noblesville Area
North Floyd and Mrs. Dwight Allen of Indiana polis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Hylton. The Solomons visited William Arnold. Mrs. Solomon and Mrs. Arnold were in Danville on business. Several families, including Rogers, Solomon, and Hylton, helped butcher hogs at M. E. Smith’s and visited Cliford Shinn’s. Mrs. Lloyd Daws is sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Evans
Dwight Allen
Indianapolis
James Hylton
Thomas Solomon
William Arnold
Danville
Fred Rogers
M. E. Smith's
Glen Shinn
Cliford Shinn’s
Frank Miller
Clifford Shinn
Tatum
Bainbridge
Lloyd Daws
DePauw Edges Wabash In OT For 28 27 Victory
In Crawfordsville Indiana Jan 10 DePauw Tigers beat the Wabash Little Giants 28 to 27 on a last second field goal in overtime. The rivalry ran hot with ties in both halves and a close contested game throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Costello
DePauw Tigers
Pete Vaughan
Wabash Little Giants
Wabash
Tiger
DePauw
Wapane
Wabash and DePauw Battle to Overtime Tie in Close Varsity Clash
In a tight game Messersmith led DePauw with nine points while Thornburg scored for Wabash late in regulation. DePauw held the edge in overtime after Moritz foul tipped, but Groves of Wabash and Mesersmith traded shots as the clock ended with a 26 all tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messersmith
Moritz
DePauwi
Thornburg
Costello
Candidate at Madison to Run on Wet Ticket
Samuel B. Wells Scott County editor and former Madison resident enters Indiana Democratic gubernatorial race advocating Jeffersonian decentralization and smaller political units He supports repealing the Wright bone dry law and allowing liquor sales by druggists with physician prescriptions Wells is believed to be the first Indiana candidate to run on a straight wet ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ind
INS
Indiana
Samuel B. Wells
Scott County
Wells
Funeral for William Danberry Set for Thursday
William Danberry life long resident of Reelsville died Tuesday at his home after years of ill health. Born September 2 1840 in Marstown Ohio he served in the Civil War and helped organize local veterans groups. He leaves two brothers George and Charles and several nieces and nephews. The funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Reelsville Methodist Church will be conducted by Rev V L Raphael with burial in Reelsville Cemetery. The local Camp of Sons of Veterans will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wanberry
Reelsville
Danberry
Marstown
Ohio
Organization of Veterans
Washington Township
George
Debuque
Charles
Atlanta
Reelsville Methodist Church
V. L. Raphael
Sons of Veterans
LaPorte Boy Crowned Indiana Potato Champ
Lyle Caldwell a 17 year old from near La Porte won Indiana potato growing honors at Purdue University state show. Judge F C Gaylord named his peck best among nearly 500 entries. Caldwell also won Albert Miller special class. He yielded 372 bushels per acre with Rural certified seed, earning a gold watch and a $100 silver trophy from the Michigan Potato Growers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Lyle Caldwell
Ray Caldwell
Laporte
Indiana
Purdue University
F. C. Gaylord
Lyle
Michigan Potato Growers’ Association
Young Caldwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Sweeney
Harry McCabe
Whitting
Robert Thomas
Barnaby’s Mill
Frank Bittles
East Seminary Street
Little Rock
Ark
W. T. Sitlington
J. ?. Naylor
North
Madison Street
Mrs. C. F. Reeves
Frank Thomas
W. M. McGaughey
Archer Weller
May E. Compton
Richard V. Compton
Mary Case
Beck Sales Co
W. M. O’brien
Ina Moore
Mooresville
M. D. Ricketts
Donald
Los Angeles
Np Products
Walter Gibbs
Inbridge
Carol Shoultz
Irene Lawrence
Curtis Lawrence
Florence Crittendone
Anna Olmstead
Herald Office
R. P. Mullins
Donald O’rear
Paul Cook
Harry Moore
Moore & Cook Shoe Store
Gertrude Cox
Evansville
Mrs. Cox
Phi Delta Theta House
A. P. Burnsides
Albert Eitelforge
Harrison and
Paul
Charles Eitelforge
West Seminary Street
Orville O'Neal
Fred V. Thomas
O. V. Miller
Charles A. Marshall
Chester Elliott
Detroit
Gail Turner
Putnam County Tuberculosis Society
Wabash Valley Electric
McCurry
South
Jackson
Madison Center
Ester Head
Hag
Harley Head
Belle Union News
Palestine
Morton News
North Floyd
Te Crawley
Mountz
Pteeve
G Marshall
Loveless
Troves
Rhewses
F Harbeson
William Danberry
Laporte Boy
F. O. Overstreet
R. J. Overstreet
Bence Building
Vine Street
Greencastle, Indiana
W. W. Tucker
C. C. Tucker
Physicians and Surgeons Office
Washington and
Walnut Streets
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