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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1928

Page

4

Married Six Times and Will Try It Once More

Mrs. Myrtle Miller of Chicago has been married six times and considers a seventh. She describes her ex husbands as a leather worker carpenter soldier salesman and cement contractor. A lawyer helps her to exit the latest marriage while Peggy Joyce known as Lady Beatrice was not reachable for comment.

Myrtle Miller Chicago Miller Seth George Billings Willams Wilson

Hoosier City Faces Surge in Suicides Says Coroner

Indianapolis records show eleven self inflicted deaths in January with seven men and four women taking their lives and several more attempting suicide. Coroner C. H. Keever cites domestic financial and health troubles amid a perceived national trend blaming modern life and environmental factors.

Indianapolis Indiana Hoosier C. H. Keever Keever

Year 1927 Seen as Readjustment with Hope for Improvement

December showed a 4.4 percent rise over a year ago and a 5.25 percent monthly gain, signaling a steadying business trend. Benzel labeled 1927 a year of readjustment amid unusual, divergent trends, while noting signs that the fall slump had largely halted and a brighter outlook for the new year is hoped.

Benzel

Former DePauw Girl Bernice Fee Highlighted in Indiana News

A Greencastle based organist Miss Bernice Fee daughter of Frank Fee manager of the Citizens Telephone Company Columbus Ind is profiled in the Indiana Telephone News for her musical talents. She holds a DePauw School of Music degree and studied at the University of Michigan before pursuing an A B at Franklin College while serving as organist at the First Presbyterian Church Franklin.

Bernice Fee Franklin College Franklin Presbyterian Church Indiana Telephone News Miss Fee DePauw School of Music Greencastle Frank Fee Citizens Telephone Company Columbus Ind Hoosier State Telephone Pioneers of America van Denman Thompson DePauw Palmer Christian University of Michigan First Presbyterian Church Franklin

Local grocer Ad Offers Fresh Canned Goods and Produce

An advertisement lists quality canned goods and produce including celery cabbage turnips kale sweet potatoes head lettuce leaf lettuce cauliflower and carrots from a Cooper and I aman source.

Cooper and I Aman Adv

Tigers Endure Close Losses Then Rally Tonight

Greencastle awaits a home game with Rushville Lions as the Tigers look to even their 6 7 season with a key 8 PM matchup. Coach Davies departs soon amid junior action and the Putnam County tournament opens Saturday with four morning games and a final at 8 PM.

Tiger Cubs Bedford Greencastle Cubs Rushville Lions Indianapolis Tiger Cub Tomorow Putnam County High School

Andrew Sears Displays Fifteen Medals In School Trophy Case

Andrew Sears, a high school senior set to graduate this week and enroll at DePauw University next Monday, showcased fifteen medals earned in his high school track career. The distance runner accumulated honors at sectional and national meets in Chicago and is expected to continue running in college.

Andrew Sears DePauw University Indiana United States Sears Chicago

Disillusioned Lover and Married Man Hurt in Suicide Attempts

In South Bend Indiana on January 26 two men in serious condition after self harm attempts. Leroy L Smith 18 received a bullet wound to the left side at Mishawaka St Josephs Hospital. Theophil Delander 28 was treated in South Bend St Josephs Hospital for a badly slashed throat. Police tie the younger mans actions to a romantic obsession with a 12 year old girl.

South Bend Ind Leroy L. Smith St. Joseph's Hospital Mishawaka Theophil Delander

DePauw Grad Publishes Article on Citizen Labor in Government

Hubert W. Stone a DePauw University graduate and Columbia political science student writes Putting the Citizens to Work for Government in the National Municipal Review. Stone serves as research secretary of the Finance Committee in Harrison New York while pursuing his doctorate.

National Municipal Review Hubert W. Stone DePauw University Stone Columbia University Finance Committee Harrison New York

Van Brakeman Loses Finger in Yard Accident

H N Gillespie a Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman suffered a badly mashed middle finger of his right hand when it caught in an engine drive in the yards near 7:30 Friday morning. Dr W W Tucker took him to County Hospital where the finger was amputated. Gillespie lives in Terre Haute.

H. N. Gillespie Pennsylvania A. R W. W. Tucker Gillespie Terre Haute

G O P Gubernatorial Bid Talk Surfaces in Indiana Race

Indiana politics see a surge of candidacy talk as Secretary of State Frederick K. Schortemeier nears a gubernatorial bid. Alvah J. Rucker announces a run, opposing utilities control, while Charls W. Jewett vows to repeal the direct primary. Other names linger in a crowded field across parties.

Indiana Frederick K.schortemeier Alvah J. Rucker Indianapolis GO. P Rucker Chicago John L. Duvall Indianaprobs Electric Light Companies Charls W. Jewett Scottsburg Frank P. Dailey Bluffton Frank P. Baker Marion County Samuel Wells Scottsbug George Hershman Crown Point State Highway Commission Earl Crawford Highway Commission Boon

Dressed Chickens and Fresh Produce at Cooper and Inman

Local ad lists dressed chickens celery apples grapes dried fruits cauliflower head lettuce sweet potatoes kale and carrots available at Cooper and Inman for shoppers seeking fresh produce and meat staples.

Cooper and Inman Adv

Sigler Returns From Veterinary Short Course

Dr. T. A. Sigler former president of the American Veterinary Medical Association returned from Columbia Missouri where he appeared on the four day graduate veterinarians course. He lectured performed operations on five program slots as part of the Missouri College of Agriculture and Missouri Veterinary Medical Association effort. Ninety five veterinarians enrolled and the local practitioner was invited to join next year’s course.

T. A. Sigler American Veterinarian Medical Association Columbia Department of Veterinary Science College of Agriculture University of Missouri Missouri Veterinary Medical Association Sigler

Suspect Identified in Lafayette Bank Slaying Case

Two Lafayette witnesses identified Michael Albert Minto as one of seven highwaymen who robbed the Tippecanoe Loan and Trust Co last Nov 1 and killed Police Captain Charles W Arman. Minto, a Chicago soft drink parlor owner, has been held under suspicion and was arrested Tuesday by Chicago authorities.

Lafayette Ind Michael Albert Minto Tippecanoe Loan and Trust Company Charles W. Arman Minto Chicago A. G. Eversole W. W. Weinhardt Weinhardt Chief Eversole Indianapolis Jackson

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