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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1914

Page

4

Numerous Indianapolis visitors noted during a busy city day

A long list records residents and visitors in Indianapolis on business or leisure, including J L Hamilton, J B Nelson, W HB Collen, Mrs. Evens, Miss Williemsee, John Riley, Dr T A Ligier, Woody Coleman, Mack Gunn, Mrs. Pell, Otto Rector, Miss Thovie Locas, Miss Inez Baron, EB Taylor, G E Bishop, Earl Newman, Mrs. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Barnaby, DePauw Glee Club, and others in several towns, with social, church, and university events referenced.

John Henry Ladoga City DePauw University Glee Club W. M. Houck

Plan for six office rooms on Indiana and Walnut

Andrew Black and Andrew Hanna contemplate erecting an office building at the corner of Indiana and Walnut streets. The proposed structure would contain six office rooms.

Office Building Planned At Indians And Walnut

Andrew Hanna and Andrew Black, owners of the lot at Indians and Walnut streets, contemplate constructing a three one story building on Indiana Street. The plan envisions six ground floor office rooms about sixteen feet wide and modern in design. Work would start in spring if profitable investment is indicated after cost estimates from contractors.

Walnut Streets Indiana Street Andrew Hanna Andrew Black Hanna Black

Traction Officials Inspect Terre Haute Division Tour

Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction officials conducted an inspection trip through the Terre Haute division. The party rode in a private car, examined the station and sub-station, and stayed about 30 minutes. Attendees included General Superintendent G. K. Jeffries and aides such as A. J. Boardman and C. A. Kirkpatrick.

Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company Terre Haute G. K. Jeffries Marie Porter A. J. Boardman C. A. Kirkpatrick A. Slessinger J. O’laughlin

On His Way Home He Stops For Apparatus Installation

A worker paused during travel to complete installation of equipment, continuing toward his home. The brief notice notes the stoppage and the progress of the work.

Bootlegging Trial of Frank Bee Was Continued

The trial of Frank Bee, arrested Monday for illegal sale of liquor and selling liquor to two minors, was postponed by Mayor Cooper. Prosecutor William Sutherlin was busy in another case and could not attend. No new time is set.

Frank Bee Cooper William Sutherlin Chcuit Bee

Divorce Granted in Bitter Farm Case

Mrs Lizzie Nichols, wife of a Marion Township farmer, was granted a divorce after a contentious suit alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. The custody of the children was awarded to the wife. The record notes alimony of $1,800.

Lizzie Nichols Marion Township

Bride at 15 Wins Divorce and Custody in Putnam County

Lizzie Marcum Nichols was granted a divorce from Martin Nichols with custody of their three children. Judge James P. Hughes ordered $150 cash, a third of the farm valued at 3900, and installments totaling 1500, plus $108 yearly child support. Nichols must vacate the farm within 30 days from January 21 and may keep household goods. The couple married February 17, 1904. separation occurred November 12, 1915, after cruel treatment claims by both sides.

Martin Nichols James P. Hughes Putnam County Marion Township Nichols Lizzie Marcum David Marcum

Mrs Louisa Brock Dies in Upham North Dakota

Mrs Louisa Brock 77 widow of Joseph Brock died Tuesday at her son R J Brock s home near Bantry Measles illness preceded death but she was not considered seriously ill She leaves husband two children Mrs Whitaker of this city and James Mercer of Indianapolis Ind funeral held at Bantry Methodist Church conducted by Rev Ott and burial in Bantry cemetery Upham North Dakota Star Mrs Brock a former Putnam County resident born there moved to Upham years ago Her death occurred January 6

Louisa Brock Joseph Brock R. J. Brock Bantry Brock Whitaker James Mercer Indianapolis Ind Ott Upham N. D Star Putnam County Putnnam County

Forest Notes: Timber, nurseries, bark sales and state forestry

Report highlights 46 560 young trees in government nurseries. Chugach is the northernmost national forest in Alaska. Slusien National Forest Oregon sold two tons of camara bark at one cent per pound. 154 million feet of timber cut west of Washington Cascades. American Forestry Association names Henry & Drinker president of Lehigh University and P S Ridsdale as its president and secretary. Cooperation between Biological Survey and Forest Service on designating ground some national forests in California. Annual loss of range feed and grain crops from ground squirrels noted.

Slusien National Forest Oregon American Forestry Association Henry & Drinker Lehigh University P S Ridsdale The Biological Survey Forest Service California

Renowned Dr Carswell to Preach at First Baptist Church

Dr. E R Carswell, famed Bible teacher and gospel evangelist, will preach at the First Baptist church next Thursday and Friday nights and the following Sunday. He invites all church members and Baptists in the community, with Presbyterians warmly welcome to attend. Thursday night topic How We Know We Are Saved. Friday night The Unpardonable Sin. Sunday morning The Second Coming of Christ. Sunday night Why We Have Salvation by Blood. Everyone urged to attend.

Dr. Carswell Baptist Church E. R. Carswell First Baptist Church Carswell Christ

Masonic Notice for Temple Lodge Meeting Wednesday

Lawrence H. Athey and W M E E Caldwell announce a stated meeting of Temple Lodge No 47 PF and A M Wed at 7 20 pm. The notice also notes the California fed last year in timber sales from national forests while Montana had the most sale transactions.

Temple Lodge California Montana

A Princes of Bagdad at Cook Opera House

Amusement notes praise the play A Princes of Bagdad as unusually excellent with strong acting photoplay and an Arabian Nights story. Miss Gardner is highlighted for dramatic genius and beauty in this original production shown at the Cook Opera House tonight.

Bagdad Cook Opera House

Wonderful Cough Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts a cough remedy for coughs colds hoarseness bronchitis and throat and lung disorders. It claims broad usefulness for all ages and day or night coughs with tickling sensations and promises high value and low price. Only ? cents.

Local Notes On Residents Moving And Visits In Indiana

Joseph Baker in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Arthur Stone and family move from east Franklin street to a farm northwest of the city. Miss Pearl Brown resigns from Allen Bros Dry Goods and will live with Mr and Mrs Lewis Nelson near Portland Mills. Paul Watts Bra zil Lumber bookkeeper visits sister Mrs Earl Stroube after attending the Lumbermen convention.

Mrs. Arthur Stone East Franklin Street City Paul Watts The Brazil Lumber Company Earl Stroube Watts Indianapolis

Real Estate Transfers Listed for Greencastle and Crdale

Land and lot transfers recorded in Greencastle township and Crdale area. Sarah J. Angel transfers to W. K. Glidewell a Green Castle township parcel. Clement E. Kelley conveys to Homer Wright a Crdale lot. Chas. F. Seller sells to Samuel Sweet land in Greencastle township.

Sarah J. Angel W. K. Glidewell Greencastle Township Clement E. Kelley Homer Wright Crdale Chas. F. Seller Samuel Sweet

Scobee and Finpey Named in Local Notice

OOSSOY and Raymond Scobee of Greencastle and Mayme Finpey of Cloverdale are mentioned in a local notice. The brief item notes their involvement or residence as readable in the fragment.

Oosso

Community Notices and Social Visits Highlight Local Week

Ralph Herbert spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs L E Herbert. Mrs Ed Herbert and Mrs Ernest Y Urah Gesaway visit Indianapolis this week. The Ladiesidery Club of Reelsville met with Mrs J C Mullinix last Wednesday. Readings by Mildred Atcheson Celesta Mace and others. Mrs George Aker to host February 11. Boss Young buys a new touring car. Mrs Frank Senter and children of Brazil visit A D Chew family.

Ralph Herbert L. E. Herbert Ed Herbert Ernest Y- Urah Gesaway Indianapolis Ladiesidery Club of Reelsville J. C. Mullinix Mildred Atcheson Celesta Mace Myrtle Herbert Flossie Akers George Aker Boss Young Frank Senter Brazil A- D. Chew

Mary Irwin Dies After General Debility in Maple Hill

Mary Irwin died at her home Sunday morning January 18 after general debility. Rev. Skelton conducted services and burial followed in Pleasant Hill cemetery. The note mentions Maple Hill residents and local visitors including John Marshall and families, with quarantine affecting Avis Thomas who taught in North Dakota for scarlet fever.

Maple Hill John Marshall Omaha Neb Saul John Gardner Sarah Dillinger Amelia Elling Andrew Johnson Mary Irwin Skelton Pleasant Hill Lottie Gardner Boswell Avis Thomas North Dakota

Local social notes cover visits and events around Stilesville

Mr Stevenson of Cataract works as clerk. Broms Watt spent weekend with her aunt near Clayton. Lena Phillips boards with Mrs Hicks. Rev Ramsey to fill M E church services Sunday. Eva Cam guest of Mrs Everett Warmoth over Sunday. Basketball teams from here to Clayton and Monrovia lost due to lack of practice. Chauncey Johnson and wife attended sister-in-law Mrs Montie Johnson's funeral at Martinsville last week. Miss Jackson of Danville visited Mrs E R Robards Thursday. Hazel Gibbons visited with Miss Ida Kreiss. Ed Jones and daughter of Belle Union visited. Mrs Jane Wallace over Sunday. Messrs Leak and Thun spent weekend with friends in Danville. Nola White clerking in Frank restaurant. Stella and Callie Shields with Mrs John Hunt at Frank West. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Robinson were wife and mother. Chaim George McHaffie is seriously ill. Mrs Gertrude Mit and ae ae S Gilbert.

Clayton Monrovia Chauncey Johnson Montie Johnson Martinsville Miss Jackson Danville E. R. Robards Thursaiss Hazel Gibbons Ida Kreis Ed Jones Belle Union Jane Wallace Leak Thun Nola White Frank Restaurant Stella Callie Shields John Hunt Frank West Robinson Ohain George McHaffie

Eminence Social Notes Roundup From Local Visitations

Mrs Earl Curtis returns to Monrovia after a week visiting relatives. Rev Heaton of the M E church was hosted by J W Anderson and wife. Lester Watson traveled to Ame Thursday and Tae Anderson to Quincy Saturday. Raymond Chenoweth made a business trip to Martinsville Saturday. A crowd attended Spicer at the Church of Christ last Thursday. Rev Spicer led a revival meeting here for four days. Frank Bryant was reported seriously ill recently. James Ogies expands his home with a new room and remodeling. Mrs Rebekah Hedrick left to spend the winter with her son Charles Hedrick near Iv t. Ella Gillespie is in Indianapolis. Mrs Frances Gray visits her son Earl Curtis in Monrovia. Miss Opal Ogles visited her sister Roseoe Patton at Little Point last Sunday. Mrs Raymond Chenoweth and children visiting relatives in Martinsville this week. Cleo Whitaker and family hosted a gathering Friday night. Mrs J A Bates’s daughter Mrs W W Rosenbaum visiting Martinsville. Wiener Guleg notes and other local items appear. Kelso hosted Ned Steirwalt and wife for dinner yesterday. Mr and Mrs J C and Mrs Is coe Sette attended events of Cliffside and San 7.

Earl Curtis Monrovia Heaton M. E J. W. Anderson Lester Watson Ame Tae Anderson Quincy Raymond Chenoweth Martinsville Nee Spicer Church of Christ Spice Opal Ogles Roseoe Patton Little Point Cleo Whitaker J. A Fates W. W. Rosenbaum le Cs Jesusville Kelso Ned Steirwalt J. C Is. Coe Sette Cliff i

Obituary for Courtland C Smythe 11th son of George V Smythe

Courtland C Smythe born September 17 1670 was the 11th son of George V and Sarah F Smythe. He died January 1 1914 after a life in Indiana's hills and a successful career. Friends and colleagues from far and wide sent flowers to his grave.

Courtland C. Smythe George V Sarah F. Smythe Indiana

Samuel's Three P Capsules Offer Quick Digestive Relief

Dyspepsia sufferers are urged to try Samuel's Three-P capsules to relieve fermentation pain bloating and belching. The ad claims immediate relief from sour stomach and nervous tension with gelatin capsules containing glycerophosphate and other stomach-supporting elements. Available in two sizes and ordered through Samuel's Company Cincinnati Ohio.

Samuel

For Trade Good Rentals in Paris Illinois Property

Classified notice offering to exchange good city rentals in Paris Illinois on good streets for a farm in Putnam County. Will pay 10 percent investment to exchange. See Cooper & Leachman Greencastle Indiana.

Paris Ill Putnam County Cooper & Leachman Greencastle Ind

Peaceful Face and Silent Empathy for sorrowing family

A quiet tribute expresses peaceful face and silent empathy toward the sorrowing family, reflecting communal mourning and support in the community. The note emphasizes compassion and shared grief during a period of loss.

Familly

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. L. Hamilton J. B. Nelson W. HB. BH Collen William Evens Cloverdale Lota Williemsee Lafayette John Riley Filmore Dr. T. A. Ligier Woody Coleman Mack Gunn Hoosierville Otto B. Rector Basiness Thovie Locas Putnamville Inez Baron Newcastle EB. Taylor G. E. Bishop College Corner, Ir Mrs Lee Well Earl Newman Moore Plainfield Miss Marjorie Charles Barnaby English's Miss Blanche Harry Barnes Clinton DePauw Giee Club Meharry Hall Thomas Nelson Mary Arkins Marion Reese Matson Edward Coffman Edward Hamilton E. B. Taylor Frank Cannon, Jr John Cannon Joseph P. Allen, Jr Allen Penal Farm Commission Morgan County Centerton Lebanon Albert Shea James Shear Terre Haute Brewing Company David Ryden Clay County Circuit Court Vigo County Putnam Court T. T. Moore Roach & Ballard E. F. Williams Hays & Murphy Allee, James & Allee McNutt, Wallace & Sanders Walker & Blankenbaker Baker’s Karl Formes Hazel Henderson George Stanley Vitagrapt Pathe Selig Lowk Indiana ST Indiana and Lizzie (Marcum) Nichols Forest Notes Northermost National Forest Chugach Alaska Laquillo Porto Rico Vale of Washington Cascades Lawrence H. Athey Joseph Baker Jome Gertrude Mit Ae S Gilbert Richelieu Browning Zeis Florida Undertaker A. B. Hanna Greencastle, Indiana Wawra Tre Samuel Cincinnati Ohi Or Drug Co South End Doan Oil & Paint CO Cleveland, O Plonerr Courtland Co. Sm Grace
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