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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1918

Page

3

Democrats Asked to Indorse Suffrage in Indiana

Indianapolis January 16 The Democratic state committee planned a meeting for next Monday to outline a campaign in Indiana for woman suffrage. A quorum was not present yesterday due to weather. Miss Julia Landers urged adoption of a resolution advocating federal amendment. Some district chairs oppose immediate adoption. Greathouse resignation hangs in balance as he remains chairman until after the May primary.

Indianapolis Democratic State Committee Indiana Charles Wagner Arthur Hamrick Walter Scott Chambers Bomar Traylor Martin Luecke Julia Landers Democratic State Central Committee United States of America Congress Miss Landers Charles A. Greathouse Greathouse

DePauw Debating Try-Outs and Campus Activities

Public try-outs for University debating teams meet in West College to discuss government ownership of US coal mines. Ye s M C A officers hold a meeting and select a cabinet for the year. Hugo Fisher becomes track coach replacing Charles Bachman. A memorial tablet for Nero Cline will be unveiled in Daugherty Hall with President Grose speaking.

West College United States Hugo Fisher DePauw Charles Bachman Aviation Army Service Mr. Fisher Culver Military Academy Daugherty Hall University Nero Cline Cline Grose Y. M

Stilesville Social Notes and Local Moves

John Hume and Mrs Conrad Gen visited their ill mother Mrs D E Hume. Miss Bessie Schear ill with tonsillitis. Mrs D C Johnson visited her son in Martinsville. Social Helpers sewed for the Red Cross with Mrs Gibbons and Hazel. Mrs E R Hummell from Terre Haute visiting Osborns. Roy Kivett visiting Greencastle grandparents. Ruth Meazles stayed with Mrs E R Robards. Albert Dayton and family moved from South Dakota. Miss Opal Dorsett stayed with Martinsville parents. Mrs Joe Mason died Friday night three miles south of here.

D. C. Johnson Martinsville The Christian Church Gibbons Hazel Red Cross E. R. Hummell Terre Haute Osborn Roy Kivett W. Hurst Greencastle Ruth Meazles E. R. Robards Albert Dayton South Dakota Dayton Sallie Rose Opal Dorsett Joe Mason Here

Local News Notes From Greencastle Area Update

Reese Buis remains in critical condition after appendicitis surgery near Greencastle. DePauw graduate A R Colson visited Greencastle from Paris Illinois. Miss Ella Fordice of Russellville died in Clearwater Florida at 60 with surviving relatives. Russell Trabue of Greencastle and DePauw is hospitalized in Indianapolis after serious appendicitis. The Penelope Club to meet for surgical dressings work. Fire alarm a test causes crowd to gather. no fire reported. Church groups and Elks event postponed due to heavy snow.

Reese Buis Greencastle Russellville Clearwater Fla Ella Fordice W. S. Blatchley L. R. Ashby Chas. D. Fordice Merton W. Fordice Russell Township County Ralph Blatchley Russell Trabue DePauw Indianapolis Trabue Phi Delta Theta Fraternity Greenfield Ind O. A. Trabue Methodist Church Rex Trabue

Draft List Classified Names and Initials Across Royalties

A compiled draft classified listing numerous individuals by name with initials and surname, including Roy Allgood Wilbur Crawley Everett O Hair Edwin Lynch and many others. The fragment reads like a roster or roll call lacking context or associated notices.

Roy Allgood Wilbur Crawley Everett R. O’hair Edwin B. Lynch Oliver M. Dickerson Seaman Rossiter Herman A. Heavin Archie R. Allen Ollie York Fred M. Sanford Jas. L. Wilson Hubbard Weekly Jno T. Sims Oran L. Harlan Clarence J. Ragan Fred L. Williams Luther E. Trout Fount Adams Cecil P. Quinlan Edward S. Sellers Elza H. Rowings Pearl Touget Grover C. Parker Grover D. Gardner Howard Barnhart Orville O. Elliott Homer Leucus Charles T. Eggers Jesse L. Fisher Walter W Lawrence Ash Warren T. Blaydes Albert F. Smith Garold D. Vermilion Ora L. Sandy Lawrence Grimes Glenn L. Daggy Orval Blue Walter Long Hugh T. O’connell Jesse C. Ford John L. Moore Raymond E. Day Rolland A. Pickett Thomas J

Fur buyer Samuel Ray announces Saturday sales

Samuel Ray states he will purchase fur at the A. B. Y. pool room every Saturday until the season closes. The notice sets a standing arrangement with a local venue and a recurring schedule for fur trading.

German born citizen supports liberty bonds over German fusion

A U S citizen born in Germany argues against relying on Germany's food shortage in ending the war. He cites his own twelve years in Frankfurt, stating Germans survive on small rations, that blockade effects are limited, and that victory comes through arms and U S aid. He notes personal improvement since emigrating and plans to donate all possible savings to democracy. Also notes local social visits and winter weather disrupting traffic and schooling.

United States Germany Frankfort America

De Pauw to Adopt New Fuel Saving Measures

President George R. Grose announced De Pauw University will implement stricter coal conservation as fuel supplies are scarce. Some campus buildings may close during severe weather while remaining are kept heated. New rules to curb food waste by campus organizations are expected. Fraternities have been living at Men's Hall waiting for coal.

DePauw University George R. Grose Men’s Hall

Laborers Wanted at American Zinc Company Plant

WANTED Twenty five laborers at the American Zinc Company plant. Also a notice for a black pocket book with $6 found on Seminary street. Reward offered if returned to Herald office or by phone 188. Other ad: WANTED a place to farm on shares inquire William Chatman Greencastle Indiana Route 2. WANTED Fifteen sharpeners apply American Zinc Products.

American Zinc Company TOST Seminary Street Herald Office William Chatman Greencastle Ind

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Depauw News Stilesville John Hume Conrad Gentry D. E. Hume Victor Luttil Danville Bessie Schear A. R. Colson Paris, Ill Birch Hughes Philadelphia Chicago Gary Summitville Henry Ostrom Penelope Club Surgical Dressings College Avenue Church Blaine Kirkpatrick Locust Street Charles Smith the Herald Elks Lodge W. R. Hutcheson Brick Chapel Samuel Ray Lena Frank Cole Sarah Spencer Brazil Albert Thompson Sarah Vonholt James Roach Julius Lancaster Nora Harlan Brunswick, Victrola Edison Liberty the Central Trust CO Pifteen Sarpentere
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