Day of Prayer Program for National Prohibitionists
A schedule for a Day of Prayer by National Constitutional Prohibition supporters at Locust Street Church Schoolroom on Thursday Jan 15 starting at 7 30 p m Mrs J G Campbell presiding with singing an address by De A Gobin a psalm reading by Mrs Jennie Jennings prayer a vocal solo by Miss John Young and Miss Elmina Lank accompanying reading the Proclamation for National Constitutional Prohibition issued Sept 11 1911 by Mrs Lillian M N Stevens followed by a joint resolution intro duced into Congress by Hon Richmond Pearson Hobson and Rev B D Beck with further singing prayers and remarks by Rev Dr Tillotson.
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Nday
Locust Street FE
J. G. Campbell
John Young
Elmina Lank
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
America
Martha J. Ridpath
Congress
Richmond Pearson
Chasktieh Wey
B. D. Beck
Tillotson
Federal Bank Stock Reorganization Meetings Held
Local institutions plan to join the new government reserve organization as stockholders. Greencastle five financial institutions hold re organization meetings seeking federal bank stock subscriptions.
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Government Reserve Organization
Greencastle
Offic ers Are Elected At Annual Bank Elections
Greencastle banks name new directors and officers after Tuesday votes. Central National Bank Central Trust Co and First National Bank set officers. Citizens National Bank and Citizens Trust Co plan to meet tonight to elect their officers.
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Greencastle
Central National Bank
Central Trust Co
First National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Trust Co
Bank directors vote to subscribe for Federal Reserve stock
Central National Bank and First National Bank directors voted to subscribe to stock in the Federal Reserve Bank under the new banking law. Each bank must subscribe six percent of capital stock and surplus within sixty days or lose its charter. Local district reserve bank likely in Cincinnati or Louisville. Citizens Bank may also subscribe. Separately J H Runyan and Eva Hester wed secretly in Danville, with Mr Runyan returning home. Local BPOE initiated new members Lemuel Birch and Q McDonald.
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James B. Nelson
Alec Lane
Curtie Hughes
Central National Bank
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Cincinnati
Louisville
Reserve Bank
Greencastle
Citizens’ Bank
Agricultural Agent Plans Campaign to Promote Subscriptions
A county agricultural agent and a farmers club committee meet to discuss securing a man to assist in promoting agriculture subscriptions, with a $1 target to be asked from supporters.
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Farmers’ Club
Putnam County Farmers Plan Fund Drive For Agent
A Putnam County Farmers Club committer met at Central National Bank to organize an agricultural agent fund drive. They aim for one dollar subscriptions initially, seeking collective effort to raise five hundred dollars with plans for a mass meeting later in January. Also mention notes on prior success and nearby counties with agents. William Smith injured falling from a wagon, dislocating and breaking his right wrist. Dr. Tucker treated him. Mrs. Ernest Stoner travels to Indianapolis to visit relatives ahead of a Rushville stop.
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Putnam County Farmers’ Club
Central National Bank
Putnam County
Fillmore
William Smith
South College Avenue
Smith
Allen & Sweet
W. W. Tucker
Mrs J M Pettyjohn Visits Terre Haute Father
Mrs J M Pettyjohn of Terre Haute is visiting her father L P Chapin of this city.
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Mrs. J. M. Pettyjohn
Terre Haute
L. P. Chapin
This City
Randel withdrawal shocks Indiana treasurer race
The Indianapolis Star reports James L. Randel of Greencastle will not seek the Democratic nomination for state treasurer. His withdrawal shifts the field to seven or more candidates, including George Bitler, John Isenberger, and Fred Lauenstein, with a major contest anticipated in the Fifth District. Also noted is the engagement of Miss Mayme Trueblood to Thad Whitmer of Cleveland, with a wedding planned for February 12.
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The
Indianapolis Star
James L. Randel
Star
Greencastle
Randel
Fifth
Donn Roberts
Terre Haute
Roberts
Raidlel
George Mac Comber
Hendricks County
George Bitler
Fort Wayne
John Isenberger
North Manchester
Fred Lauenstein
German Demokrat
Evansville
Bitler
Medford
Oregon
Mayme Trueblood
DePauw
Thad Whitmer
Cleveland
Ohio
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
City approves appropriation ordinance amid salary cuts
At the regular meeting Tuesday night council members debated and passed a municipal appropriation ordinance after approving salary adjustments for city employees. Claims were reduced to half of the amounts originally requested by local election board members.
Council approves city salaries as health officer named
The Democratic council cut two days pay for election boards citing state board rules and adopted a $25 540 city budget division for salaries utilities and services. Mayor Cooper announced Dr Jerome King as city health officer before adjourning the session.
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State Board of Accounts
State Board
Wes Miller
Schmitt
Public Utilities Committee
Bryson
Besser
Rockville
Committee On Public Utilities
George Dobbs
Committee On Public Safety
Fire Department
Miller
Oscar Williams
Bloomington Street
Bloomington
Main Street
EORLE
Public Health Board
Robreinnon
Deucvukbetsaben
Cooper
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Opera House
A. Cook
American Film Mfg., Presents
Marc Edmond Jones
Santa Barbara
Keystone
Thanhouser
Central Trust Company
Jennie Jennings
Hootman
Officers
F. A. Arnold
S. A. Hays
Bascom O’hair
R. L. O’hair
J. L. Randel
Ohair
Lee
Fk. A. Arnold
Oeace Bridgs
A. Hair
E O'Hair
Fine Randel
F. L. O’hair
Assis First National
Directo
Alfied Hirt
Hamrick
W. Stoner
T. T. Moore
Lockridge
Andrew Durham
Andrew Hirt
Alfred Hirt
A. J. Hamrick
Isistant Cashier
At Co
Tant Secretary Bank
Ed McG. Walls
A. A. Lane
Charles A. Allen
John L. Bridges
John I. Cannon
Co. C. Hurst
Douglas Huffman
I. M. Lyon
William Houck
Gs Knee
Curtis Hughes
John F. Cannon
C. C. Hurst
Fk. M. Lyon
J. H. Runyan
Singer Sewing Machine
Eva Hester
Jamestown
Danville
Runyan
Jacob Street
Mr. Runyan
B. P. O. Ellis
Lemuel Birch
Q. McDonald
Cloverdale
Ernest Stoner
Indianapolis
Sarah Lovett
Stoner
Lawrence Allen
Rushville, Ill
MR. Randel
DR. King
Democratic Council
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