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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1920
Page
1
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Taxable property is examined for duplicates in county tax rolls. The assessor identifies real estate added to duplicates, reviews township values, and determines the tax due by townships based on the updated property list.
Russell Brown of Greencastle is named to succeed the late Isaac Peck as cashier of The First National Bank. A. G. Brown, who once headed ten shares of the bank, is noted in the report as banker.
National banks in Greencastle hold annual elections today for boards of directors and officers. The First National Bank may see changes with the current cashier Isaac Peck potentially advancing. other banks are expected to elect largely routine leaders.
In brisk early trading age group reads show calves at 15.10 top, hogs under price pressure, pigs and sheep listed with varying demand. Advancing bids and strong calf activity indicate continued buyer interest despite some weaker hog futures.
The student body and faculty at DePauw University vote at noon on four treaty options tied to the League of Nations. Separately Delta Nu Ipsilon plans a minstrel vaudeville show with possible annual runs, pending theater renovations.
Partial OCR recounts a flurry of social visits with Mrs Wili Alexandra improving and Mr and Mrs Frank Sewagain visiting David Sewagain. Earnest Stith in Greencastle, Nellie and Lucile Glidenwell with Alf Curtis and Art Fry’s family note illness of Mrs John R. Watson who had appendectomy and was recovering. a social for IM KE Sunday School yielded a grand time.
State champion independ en basketball quintet Method is to face DePauw Gym at 7:30 this evening in a fast game.
The Em-Roe of Indianapolis the Indiana independents meet DePauw in a 7 o clock Solauw gym game expected to draw a capacity crowd. Skinny Miller returns to varsity action adding depth to DePauw guard line while Gipson and Cannon vie for key roles in a fast paced contest.
The article describes a planned basketball double feature where high school guards and captains such as Cannon Carlisle and others may be substituted by a DePauw second team if injuries occur. A picked DePauw lineup will oppose a local high school quintet in the second game.
The Y W C A plans a nationwide canvass from Atlante to the Pacific and Canada to the Gulf to fund its work. It highlights employments, meals served in 1918, college women leaders, and health initiatives aimed at improving women’s well being locally and globally. Edits note local illness cases including Elmer Statton’s La Grippe, Jack Denton’s concussion recovery, and Earl Durham’s serious pernicious anemia.
James Sutheran and Glenn Clark of Marwn township faced Squire Frank for assault and battery. Clark claimed Sutheran was under contract to haul his children to school but failed during bad weather, while Sutheran disputed the contract terms. They quarreled and were fined $1 plus $12.70 in costs.
A crowded effort reports two thirds of House members have signed on, while the Senate list appears near completion. Three pledges remain to reach the ten resolution goal, with ongoing outreach and formal endorsements expected.
Sixty seven lower house members signed pledges for a one day special session to ratify the federal suffrage amendment but only thirty one of thirty four senators pledged. Suffrage leaders expect three more pledges to reach two thirds and prompt Governor Goodrich to issue the call. If achieved the Assembly may convene Friday as planned.
The Woman's Union of the Christian church will meet at the church Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. Section 3 will have charge of the program.
The death of William H. Marshall in an Opal Wyoming accident was reported to his mother Mrs George K Marshall of Indianapolis. He formerly lived in Indianapolis and worked supplying railroads and mines across Wyoming Colorado and Idaho. He was forty, unmarried, born in Greencastle, and the body will be brought to Indianapolis for burial later in the week.
Miss Gladys Morgan and Lilen Smith attended a social in Fillmore hosted by Miss Louise Brown. In Greencastle, Miss Lucy Garrett and Miss Avis Knete spent last Saturday. Sam Campbell remains confined at home due to illness. Mrs. Morris Goodwin, Mrs. Molie Goodwin and daughter Pauline attended the evening meeting at Coatesville and dined with Mrs. Wooster Leaby. Mrs. Gertie Nichols of Indianapolis joined the gathering. Lloyd Campbell of Fillmore visited Sam Campbell. Ruth Morgan was absent from school a few days due to illness. Mrs. Sarah Snodgrass, recently severely injured, is recovering at home. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Wright and sons Merle and Sammie visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Shuck. A property lot on Liouil ANG was deeded to a new owner. Myra Zac havakos plans to move into her home after the work is completed. The death of Mrs. Mary Sandy of Cloverdale, widow of Mie Sandy, occurred after a long illness. a daughter, Beryl, is a teacher in Green Castle High School. The Bank of Russellville seeks $500 against J. Bitrne Graham and John W. Sutherland in Putnam Circuit Court. Greencastle’s first basketball team will play DePauw’s second team tonight after the DePauw first team game. The High School second team trip to Roachdale tonight has been canceled due to gate issues with DePauw. Mrs. Cora O’Brien, chairwoman of Putnam County’s Women’s Branch, has begun party political work. she is new but capable, and needs support.
Sunday morning services will feature a sermon on Ideal Young Men and readings from letters by young women. The Woman's Union plans a meeting with Mrs. Frank Farmer Thursday at 2 30 p m.
Miss Lula Sheldinger travels to Kokomo and Marion for an extended visit to relatives and friends, sharing time with family and catching up with old acquaintances.
Mrs Elizabeth Mayhew was found guilty by an Indianapolis jury of contributing to the delinquency of a Greencastle girl. She received six months in jail and a $300 fine, with the sentence scored by the prosecuting attorney.
Elizabeth Mayhew was found guilty by a jury of contributing to the delinquency of 16 year old Elsie Gorham of Greencastle. She was sentenced to six months in prison and fined 100 dollars plus costs, with bond set at 1500 dollars pending a motion for a new trial.
Real estate and transfer notices show Elisa E. Huett to Harrison M. Jones in Clinton township and other lot and acre deals in Greencastle Cloverdale Putnamville areas. O W McPhail of the Department of Justice investigated William Muchatt linked to stolen cars, with a possible federal charge under a new interstate theft law.
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