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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1930

Page

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Say What Ails The Indiana Teachers College Nomenclature

A reader letter from Terre Haute complains about calling the Indiana State Teachers College Terre Haute Normal and asks for an apology. The note jokes about local events and politicians, mentions Matt Murphy, Esquimo Pies, and the coming of spring as winter lingers in 1930.

Indiana State Teachers College Terre Haute Normal Herbie “Schmaltas Ichabod Oscar Mike Salty Oswald” “Deacon Matt Murphy

Stolen Fowls Inquiry Brings County Residents to Indianapolis

Deputy Sheriff Alva Bryan transported Putnam county residents who lost chickens to Indianapolis to identify their property among a captured flock. Two unnamed men were arrested in the capitol and held pending ownership investigation. Accompanying Bryan were Mr and Mrs Liviuud Summers Floyd township Jacob Knauer Green Castle area Mrs Charles Everman Russell township and Roy Terry Mount Meridian who also reported chicken losses.

Alva Bryan Putnam County Indianapolis Capitolony Bryan Liviud Summers Floyd Township Jacob Knauer Greencastle Charles Everman Russell Township Roy Terry Mount Meridian

Funeral of Mrs Peck Today

Last rites for Miss Harriet Peck age 86 were held this afternoon at 3 from her Locust street home with Rev C Howard Taylor of the Methodist church in charge. Interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery. The deceased is a sister of William and Leonard Iack, both of this city. Mrs C W Otis sang two selections.

Harriet Peck Locust and Seminary Streets C. Howard Taylor Methodist Church Forest Hill Cemetery William Ad Leonard Iack C. W. Otis

Weather Forecast Notes Cold Nights Ahead

The forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Wednesday with colder air moving in. Temperatures drop as a cold front passes, bringing sharper overnight lows and brisk daytime winds.

Bankers to Meet at Bloomington

Members of the Indiana State Bankers association will hold a four day bankers school at Indiana university from February 11 to 14 under the commerce and finance department. Local bankers will welcome visitors with a dinner and smoker. About 40 to 50 bankers from across the state are expected to attend, with a registration fee for attendees.

Indiana State Bankers Association Indiana University Commerce and Finance Department Commerce Hall Bloomington

Herman Beck to Close His Auto Agency in Greencastle

Herman Beck, Nash dealer for the past year, will close his auto agency in Greencastle on February 1 and surrender the display room at 10 South Jackson Street. He will retain office rooms on the building’s second floor during the closing process and may pursue other projects later.

Nash Automobile Greencastle Herman Beck Nash South Jackson Street Beck Indiana Portland Cement Lone Star Cement Adam Beck

Judge James P. Hughes Seeks Democratic Re nomination

Judge James P. Hughes of the Putnam Circuit court announces his bid for re nomination at the May primary. He has earned a statewide jurist reputation and a strong bench record. A DePauw and Indiana Law School graduate, he began practice in this city before his election.

James P. Hughes Putnam Hughes DePauw Indiana Law School

Hi Y Club at Ladoga Plans Interclub Games

Ladoga Hi Y club met at the high school with a new format letting each member participate. Short talks jokes and stunts highlighted the session. Ten boys attended the initial practice last Wednesday as plans for net games with surrounding clubs are considered.

Ladoga Hi-Y

Fear as Flood Recedes Raises Death Toll Fears in Indiana

Army aviators report appalling scenes from the Wabash and White River floods across Knox Gibson and Posey counties. An ice gorge at the Little Wabash mouth isolates about 1,500 people with many marooned homes showing no life. Rescue efforts aim to reach twenty or more people including seven children on Cutoff Island near New Harmony. News also notes Simpson lectures at DePauw University by Rev. Oscar Thomas Olson with a long biographical summary.

Evansville Ind INS Wabash White Knox Gibson Posey Indiana Mt. Vernon Shawneetown D. D. Watson Cutoff Island New Harmony

Special Matinee for Children at Grenade Theatre

The film Four Feathers opens tomorrow for a three day run and is endorsed for children by Photopalys. A matinee on Wednesday at noon offers a concession price for grade school pupils. Mr. Bidwell of Granada coordinates school cooperation as Africa jungle scenes educate young viewers. The next feature, The Virginian, is slated for March.

Grenade Theatre Die Indiana En ‘Lorisis Photopalys

Three Negroes Injured When Car Hits Truck

Three Indianapolis men were hospitalized after a Ford sedan collided with a moving van on the National road in Putnam County. Branney Gerbil Fred Wilson and Guy Russell sustained brain concussion and a broken nose. the wrecked car was driven by Charles Myers of Clinton Indiana. Russell left the hospital that afternoon. Emery Aker of Madison township is seriously ill at home.

Putnan County National Road Branney Guy Russell Cornelius Ave Dock Hurst Syiver McCurry Rector Charles Myers Clinton Indiana Indianapolis Emery Aker Madison Township

20 Years Ago in Greencastle

One hundred eighty six marriage licenses were issued in this county in 1909 and only 17 divorcees. The Clay County Bar Association seeks a separate circuit court. Miss Ethel Howard and John A. Fry of Roachdale were married last evening by Rev. C Airhart. Van Job of Jackson township has gone to Lamar Colorado to visit his sister Mrs. Shinn.

Clay County Bar Association Putnam County Ethel Howard John A. Fry Roachdale C. Airhart van Job Jackson Township Lamar, Colo Mrs. Shinn

Lady bug spotted on window at DePauw in winter

A stray lady bug was found clinging to a classroom window by Prof. E R Smith of DePauw University geology department. The insect appeared very alive and such sightings in winter are unusual for the period.

E.R. Smith Geology Department of DePauw

Roachdale Postmaster Appointed in Pending Nomination

Miss Lorene Coffman of Roachdale, daughter of the late A. G. Coffman, has received notice she will be appointed Roachdale postmaster. Congressman Noble Johnson announced the action, with the final appointment to be made by the president.

Lorene Coffman A. G. Coffman Roachdale Noble Johnson

Farmer Albert York Fined For Assault In Local Court

Albert York, a farmer north west of Lown, was fined 10 dollars and costs in Mayor W. L. Denman's court after pleading guilty to assault and battery charged by neighbor Charles Miller. Witnesses testified York lunged at Miller and stabbed him with a pocket knife in the back. Miller sustained non serious injuries.

Albert. York Lown W. L. Denman Charles Miller York

Second Semester Opens at Green Castle Public Schools

The Green Castle Public Schools began the second semester on Friday with no changes to grade schools. New classes formed and were being completed, and a Public Speaking course may be added. Miss Fern Beck substitutes in the mathematics vacancy following Mrs. Eura Stoops’ resignation and death.

Greencastle Fern Beck Omer Beck Eura Stoops

New Officers for Russellville Masons

The Russellville Masons installed officers Tuesday evening January 14 with W. M. Elva Norman Ss. W. Clell Bain J. W. Olin Leonard Secretary Floyd Gardner Treasurer E W Simpson S D FE H Westlund JD Jesse Potter SS Fred Belles JS Otis Clodfelter Tyler James Allen Trustee for three years J Morton Spencer to serve.

Russellville Masons W. M.—Elva Norman Clell Bain Olin Leonard Floyd Gardner E. W. Simpson H. Westlund J. D Jesse Potter S. S Fred Belles J. S

Assets Sold in Bankruptcy Sale Receives $237.94

The assets of Oliver Levi Goodland ed, bankrupt, were sold to Mrs Edna Evans for 237.94, per a report by the receiver Central Trust company. Ab Hensley, longtime local man who ran the courthouse elevator, is now employed at a hot dog stand on the National road.

Oliver Levi Goodland Ed Edna Evans Central Trust Company Ab Hensley Court House National Road

Bedford Vet Dies by Suicide in Family Watch

John Stewart, 36, a World War II veteran, killed himself by swallowing poison in Bedford Indiana while family watched. Despondent over his wife’s illness and loss of quarry work, he left behind a widowed wife and four children.

Bedford Ind John Stewart Jfour

Funeral services today for U. V. ODaniel

Last rites for A. V. O'Daniel were conducted at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church with Rev. C How ard Taylor in charge. Interment followed at Clay Erdale cemetery. Mrs C W Otis sang with Prof Van Denman Thompson at the organ. Pallbearers included Judge James P Hughes and Curtis Hughes among others. mourners arriving from Bronxville Chicago Evansville Indianapolis.

A. V. O'Daniel C. Howard Taylor Clayerdale C. W. Otis van Denman Thompson James P. Hughes Curtis Hughes Charles Broadstreet Clarence Vestal A. L. Goodenough J. F. Courtney Edgar V. O'Daniel Ralph Gwinn Gwinn Bronxville New York John Garrett Hill Chicago Orville O'Daniel John Gwinn Mable Gwinn Evansville Frank Racobs Indianapolis

Bus and Truck Collision at Crossing on Slippery Streets

Slippery streets this morning caused a collision at Hanna and College. Lawrence Whitten of Bloomington drove the Greencastle Bloomington bus east, while Robert Wayland of Delta Upsilon era student drove the Ideal Delaners truck south. Both escaped injury, drivers and several bus passengers unharmed. Damages were about 40 dollars to each vehicle, with the truck plowing onto the sidewalk and striking a confectionery. Authorities did not assign fault.

Ideal Delaners Marmon Greencastle-Bloomington Tiiest College Hanna Streets Lawrence Whitten Bloomington Hanna Street I Ford College Robert Wayland William Robbins Prant Jin

Russellville K of P Installs New Officers

Russellville K of P lodge installs officers for the year. Bert Gardner serves as chancellor commander with Sam Cox as vice chancellor and W F Compton as prelate. Charles Marsteller is master of ceremonies and Harold Fordice as keeper of records. Gene Grimes acts as inner guard with Claude Carrington as outer guard.

Russellville P. Lodge Bert Gardner V. C Sam Cox W. F. Compton Charles Marsteller Harold Fordice Tom Havermale Joe Sewell I. G Gene Grimes O. G Claude Carrington

Music Recital by DePauw Preparatory Students

Preparatory students of the DePauw School of Music present a Wednesday evening recital at 7 o clock in the Music school. The program features piano violin voice and a monologue with considerable variety. Twenty two children participate and the public is invited.

DePauw School of Music

Five Die as Monoplane Burns Crash Near Kansas City

Five people died when a Central Airlines cabin monoplane crashed near Fairfax airport Kansas City. Airline crews destroyed wreckage and attempted to bar reporters as investigators prepared to resume official inquiry into the fatal blaze and collapse.

Kansas City Kas INS Central Airlines Universal Aviation Corporation Ben ¥. Coffin Wyandotte Coffin Richard I. Lees, Jr Aeronautical Branch Department of Commerce Lees N.S Fairfax Airport Universal Airlines

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Charles J. Arnold EL Terre Haute Sping Mr. Beck Ice Gorge Little Simpson Oscar Thomas Olson Mt. Vernon Place Baltimore DePauw University Matthew Simpson Bishop Simpson Mr. Olson Albion College Union Theological Seminary Columbia University Sigma Nu Fraternity Delta Sigma Rho Olson Albion American Seminary England Germany France Near East Holy Land Renfield United Free Church Glasgow Scotland Europe Gettysburg College Dickinson’ College Johns Hopkins University Western Maryland College Goucher College Royal Oak Church Africa Bidwell, Manimer The Granada National Fred Wilson West 42Nd St U. V. O'Daniel Ideal Cleaners Russellville K. OF P Travelair Central Airways Fairbanks Kansas Py Lechard Wilson Sloniver
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