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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1928

Page

9

DePauw French Instructor Publishes New Textbook

Dwight I. Chapman, DePauw French instructor, authored Advance French Composition and Review Grammar with Joseph M. Brown of Western Reserve University. The Century Co. publishes it. Chapman and Menut of Syracuse University also issued an edition of Jules Romains plays titled Knock, printed by Century Co.

Dwight I. Chapman DePauw Joseph M. Brown Western Reserve University The Century Co Mr. Chapman Menut Syracuse University Jules Romains

Beta Theta Pi Plans New Fraternity House at DePauw

DePauw students of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity incorporated the Delta Chapter Association in Indianapolis on January 13 to pave the way for a modern fraternity house. Warren D. Oakes of Indianapolis led the organizers as they formalized the move despite the Friday the 13th superstition.

Beta Theta PI Idnianapolis DePauw Beta Theta Pi Fraternity Delta Chapter Association Beta’ Theta Pi Warren D. Oakes Indianapolis

Dick Duncan Arrested on Liquor Charge in Putnam Court

Richard Dick Duncan pleaded guilty to selling liquor and was fined 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 60 days in the Indiana State Farm by Judge James P. Hughes in the Putnam Circuit Court. An affidavit alleged a man reported the disposition of liquor as Duncan left his home.

Richard Dick"’’ Duncan Indiana State Farm James P. Hughes Putnam Duncan

Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Hammond after long illness

Mrs Elizabeth Bridges Hammond wife of Isaac Hammond of 414 South Indiana Street died Friday near 11 o clock after months of illness. Survived by husband two children Mrs William Quay of Tiffin Ohio and Orman E Hammond Greencastle. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 PM at home with Dr C Howard Taylor and Rev Victor L Raphael officiating. Burial in Forest Hill cemetery. Born and raised in Fincastle she lived in Greencastle and was DePauw Class of 1891 member of Kappa Alpha Theta.

Elizabeth Bridges Hammond Isaac Hammond Indiana Street William Quay Tiffin Ohio Orman E. Hammond C. Howard Taylor Victor L. Raphael Forest Hill Cemetery Hammond Fincastle Greencastle DePauw University Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority

Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray Put to Death in Sing Sing

Ruth Brown Snyder and Henry Judd Gray died in the Sing Sing execution under motorcycle guard. A post mortem found both were normal. Ruth’s family objected to any surgical incision and both burials were planned in Woodlawn and Orange cemeteries respectively.

Ossining N. Y INS Ruth Brown Snyder Henry Judd Gray Sing Sing Prison Snyder Josephine Brown Lewis F. Lawes Lawes Albert Ottinger

Ruth Snyder's Execution at Sing Sing Described

International News Service reports the January day at Sing Sing as Ruth Snyder faces the electric chair. The sounds of the execution are vivid a lever is lowered a sinister whine and crackling spark accompany the moment. The silence that follows dominates the scene and lingers.

James L. Kilgallen

Death in the chair Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray die in Sing Sing

Ruth Snyder undergoes three shocks in the electric chair and is pronounced dead at 11 09 P M after the sash weight murder of Albert Snyder. Henry Judd Gray follows, receiving a second execution after a final prayerful vigil. Both condemned figures face the chamber with resolve as witnesses and officials observe the proceedings in stark detail.

Tommy” Snyder Father Jesus Henry Judd Gray Ruth Judd Kipling Albert Snyder Lillian Hickey Mary Many John McCaffrey Mrs. Hickey Robert Elliott Lewis E. Lawes Elliott Peterson Gray Eliott Righ John Kerney

Doctor Declares Man Dead After Brief Examination

A doctor, Dr. Sweet Genator David T Walsh of Massachusetts, stepped to the chair and, after a brief examination with a stethoscope, announced that the man was dead. The proclamation came at 11:19 P. M.

William Gibbs McAdoo Sweet David T Walsh Mass

Mary Riley Leads State 4 H Club Honors at Purdue

Mary Riley won top Clothing I award at the Indiana state 4 H club judging held at Purdue University. Charlotte Etter earned the Award of Merit in Baking I and Anthus Hunter placed third in Baking II. all three Greencastle girls belong to the local 4 H club and attend area schools.

Purdue Universty Greencastle Mary Riley Charlotte Etter Anthus Hunter Mary Charlotte Anthus Indiana Hazel Arbuckle

Marriage License for Love and Hawkins in Terre Haute

Benjamin B. Love age 38 sales manager and Jennie M. Hawkins age 29 housekeeper both of Terre Haute obtained a marriage license. They are listed with occupations and hometown, indicating formalization of marriage procedures in the local registry.

Benjamin B. Love Jennie M. Hawkins Terre Haute

Woman seeks $2100 from uncle's estate in Putnam Court

In Putnam Circuit court a claim transferred to the trial docket, Mrs. Lulu Wilson of Madison township asks $2100 from the estate of her deceased uncle Henry Carpenter for alleged services. Fred V. Thomas represents the plaintiff.

Putnam Circuit Lulu Wilson Madison Township Henry Carpenter Fred V. Thomas

Bertha Foster Sues for Absolute Divorce

Bertha Foster colored files for divorce from Harry Foster in Putnam Circuit Court. Married July 8 1918 and separated January 12 1928 after cruel treatment and failure to support. She states he is employed at Indiana State Farm on parole for liquor violations and associates with immoral women. She seeks costs and relief with attorney Charles McGaughey of Greencastle.

Bertha Foster Harry Foster Putnam Indiana State Farm Foster Greencastle Charles McGaughey

Reed platform for Democrats is endorsed

Democratic leaders in Congress back James Reed of Missouri as he urges a platform focusing on corruption and popular liberties. Reed warns against making prohibition and world affairs top issues and predicts an overwhelming election win for stressing honesty in government and punishment of malefactors.

William K. Hutchinson N.S Washington Capitol Hill Senate House James A. Reed Reed World Court League of Nations Congress al. Smith New York

Democratic Party Leaders Laud Reed Platform Unity

La Smith denounces prohibition policy but urges honest ballots and equal opportunity. Senators Heflin Caraway Dill praise Senator Reed for uniting on a strong platform to drive corruption and privilege from government.

la Smith Democratic Party Heflin Ala Smith Reed Caraway Ark Dill Wash

McCabe to Act as Judge in Jackson Trial

Charles M. McCabe a Crawfordsville attorney qualified as special judge to try Governor Ed Jackson Robert Marsh and George W Coffin on bribery charges. He accepted to serve assuming a Feb 7 trial date and will confer with Judge James A. Collins in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis INS F. Jackson Robert Marsh George W. Coffin Charles M. McCabe Crawfordsville Ed, Jackson Robert I. Marsh George W Coffin McCabe Collins Oscar Montgomery Seymour Thomas E. Davidson

Greencastle Hosts Regional And Sectional Basketball Tours

Greencastle will host both sectional and regional basketball tournaments as the Indiana high school organizers confirm centers. Sectionals begin March 2 and 3 with 64 sectional and 16 regional events planned across ten Putnam County teams and clubs from Clinton Veedersburg Crawfordsville. The state finals run March 16 and 17 in Indianapolis.

Greencastle A. L. Trester Indiana High School Athletic Association Indianapolis Trester Putnam County Clinton Veedersburg Crawfordsville Bainbridge Anderson Rugburn Bloomington Columbus Evansville Fort Wayne Frankfort Gary Logansport Marion Mishawaka Muncie New Albany Rushville Vincennes

Purdue Armory Fire Causes Heavy Damage in Lafayette

Fire of undetermined origin destroyed Purdue university drill hall in the armory at Purdue, Lafayette. The blaze caused about 100000 dollars in damage to the building and equipment, with the roof nearly ruined.

Lafayette Ind Purdue University

Fire Destroys Building After Suspected Paint Room Blaze

Flames believed to have begun from spontaneous combustion in the paint room at the north end of the building, leading to extensive destruction. Fire crews fought the blaze as damage mounted and authorities investigated the cause.

Juniors Win At Washington 34 20

Greencastle Juniors posted a 34 to 20 victory over Washington High School Friday night in Indianapolis. With five minutes left they scored five field goals to seal a 34 20 margin as the first half ended 14 10.

Washington High School Indianapolis Greencastle Boys Brazil Washington High Weatherford Hawkins Barr Blankenship Carnegie Davies Thomas Hughes Greencastle H. Stone D. Stone Butler Seeheee Harris Gosseeessvererers Ees Hughes Washington Dorsett Nicheloff Blackwell Richwein Ba Oxley

Clinton Downs Tiger Cubs by 30 to 21 on Clinton floor

Clinton high school defeated Greencastle Tigers 30 to 21 on their home court to stretch their winning streak to nine. The Kelly five built an early lead, then held off Greencastle’s rally as Clinton relied on long range shooting and solid defense. Lear exited with four fouls, altering the Tigers' rhythm.

Tiger Cubs Greencastle High School Clinton Kelly-five Cubs Bausman Boys Greencastle Tiger Cub Lear Kelly Shannon Masten Cogan

Clinton Gym Crowd Fades in Narrow Game Defeat

Greencastle and Clinton clashed in a tight basketball matchup. Greencastle led by Longden and Rae while Clinton relied on Marsh Shannon and Cogan to stay in striking distance. The packed Greencastle gym saw a close finish as fans voiced disappointment at the final whistle.

Summa Greencastle Longden Mobster Bor Rae Ereves Shannon Foncannon A Cogan, & Oseseses Oethisases Antonini

Automobile thefts reported to secretary of state in 1927

Secretary of State Frederick Schortmeier announced that 419 automobile thefts were reported in 1927 with 619 recovered. He noted 3,223 state police arrests and warnings issued, compared with 27 percent rested in 1926 and 17,445 warnings.

Indianapolis Jay Tyuana Frederick Schortmeier Schortemeier

Roachdale Residents Attend Purdue Short Course and Local Events

Roachdale residents joined the Purdue Short Course as several locals visited Danville and Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Denny were business visitors in Danville while Mrs. A. C. Lockridge called on her daughter Cook. A large group attended the funeral of Miss Nannie Britton at her aunt Mrs. Smith's home. Judson Linley’s health has declined, and Donald Hyten attended a funeral in Milligan. Local families C. C. Gillen and Rachel Giller Greencastle, and Omer Britton with Indianapolis visitors accompanied funeral contingents.

Purdue Teversity C. C. Gillen Rachel Giller Greencastle Nannie Britton Mrs. Smith A. C. Lockridge Danville Ross Young Ys Young Omer Britton J Edwards Lee Akers Clayton Indianapolis Judson Linley Donald Hyten Walter Grimes Milligan

Wabash Valley Electric Hosts Greencastle Visitors

Clinton hosts Wabash Valley Electric workers after a Greencastle game. The Greencastle team visited the local office before the game and attendees enjoyed coffee and milk and a pleasant social. Attendees included Joe Bamberger Theodore Watson Albert Temper James Robert Ziegleman and Mrs Omar Sellars etc.

Wabash Valley Electric Force Clinton Wabash Valley Electric Greencastle Joe Bamberger Theodore Watson Albert Temper Jms Robert Zieglemat Omar Sellars Paul Hunt John Margaret Jeona Alpha Louise Boson Wabash Valley Ton

Small Girl Injured by Electric Washing Machine

A three year old daughter of Mrs. Ray Ensor of West Franklin was injured when her right hand was caught in an electric washing machine. The hand was crushed and the flesh injured up to the elbow. Dr. W. W. Tucker and McGaughey attended, and she was taken to the County Hospital. Condition reported as resting and expected to heal without further complications.

Ray Ensor West Franklins Ensor W. W. Tucker McGaughey

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Dick” Duncan Mrs. Snyder and Ruth Snyder Judd Gray George Ogle Brooklyn Ogle Mrs. Snyder C. C. Sweet Chamber of Death Anthony Peterson M'Cabe Jackson Purdue Armory Clinton Downs Brown Stump Oppe Aren Ary Coga Jsp Greencastle Nowers Harg Jon Roachdale News Ed Denny Caugh
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