Local Greencastle News Roundup and Obituaries
A Greencastle area bulletin lists residents in Indianapolis business and social visits, club meetings, and school changes. It notes deaths in Parke and Putnam counties, weather delays on sewer work, a courthouse act by Judge Brill, and the Cloverdale Hardware Co acquisition in Gosport. The piece also covers a lime injury near Greencastle, a suffrage league meeting, and a Cloverdale elopement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis P. Wood
Florida
Joe M. Allen
Tampa
Cloverdale Hardware Co
Gosport
J. M. Hurst
Cloverdale
Hurst
Putnam
Roy Abrams
Arthur Reat
Thad Peck
T. T. Moore
Allen Moore
Fred Hixon
William Graham
Ruper Bartley
Julius Bryan
Amon
Indianapolis
United States
Senator Sherman
Illinois
Marion Club
Pete Ailbright
South Greencastle
Long Hospital
Allbright
Tom Gorham
Ailbright
Albright
Woman’s Franchise League
Court House
William Snider
Bucklin
Brazil
Mason
Coston
Mass
Mre Bucklin
Magdaline Hicks
Stilesville
Gailord Foster
John E Hicks
Charles Walk
Danville Gazette
Value of Early Training Sermon at Christian Church
A. M. Hootman presides with 9:30 a m Sunday school and a 9:30 song service led by Wm Conklin. Devotion, a church assembly, choir anthem, and communion precede the sermon The Value of Early Training. Afternoon talks and meetings include the Poor Farm address Gideons at the court house C E gathering led by Jeanetta MacWethy and a 7:30 p m preaching on Signs of the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Conklin
Gideons
Court House
C. E
Jeanetta MacWethy
Land Transfers Noted in Greencastle and Madison Townships
Perry Smith and others transfer land to John W. Gentry in Greencastle township while Asbury H. Manuel and others transfer land to James B. Nelson in Madison township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Smith
John W. Gentry
Greencastle Township
Asbury H. Manuel
James B. Nelson
Madison Township
Livestock numbers rise in the United States
The U S Department of Agriculture reports all livestock classes increased on January 1 1915 compared with a year earlier countering fears of rising meat and shoe prices. Beef cattle milch cows and swine led gains with a total of 7 712 000 more farm animals and a 1 3 percent rise in total value, despite population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
France
America
Argentina
Canada
Mexico
Russia
Noted Spanish musician to be here for concert
A European violin cello prodigy from Madrid's Royal Court, Senor Sala, joins the C. W. Best Artists Series at the Asbury Conservatory of Music on February 19. Aged 20, he travels six months for concert work and is supported by Helen Watson Powers, E. Emile Follmer, and Helen Desmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sener Antoni Sala
Asbury Conservatory of Music
C. W
Royal Court
Madrid
Senor Sala
Spain
Helen Watson Powers
E. Emile Follmer
Helen Desmond
Rollupupupudwu
Groundhog Day Weather Call Sparked by Old Saying
The writer urges a cloudy Groundhog Day next Tuesday to hasten spring and end winter, noting last year’s bright day and wishing the sun to delay an early six week cold spell. The piece repeats warnings to Mr. G H and mocks the idea that the groundhog’s shadow predicts long winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norning
Students to Give Minstrel Show Tonight at Opera House
The high school minstrel return engagement opens this evening at the opera house. A large cast and clever program are planned with many tickets sold as a benefit for The Busybody, the monthly school publication. Cast includes Genevieve Daggy Anna Jones Eileen Cammack Edna Sherry Loyd Skinner and Edward Pitkin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Aery
Aarge
Tokia
Bess Tucker
Santetlied
AiGee Soc
Cee Loyd Skinner Candle Light
Genevieve Daggy
Anna Jones
Eileen Cammack
Edna Sherry
Ruth Lawton
Dorrothea Allen
Florence McGinnis
Doris Harris
Lucile Kelley
Marie Merryweather
Irene Huffman
Gwine Ensign
Tom Manuel
Edward Pitkin
Burns McIntosh
Orman Hammond
Royal Davis
Loyd Skinner
Esther Stroube
Frank Roberts
Want Ads Warm Home-made Lye Hobing At Grocer
Pretty fine winter weather but our Home-made Lye Hobing will keep your warm at your grocer. Ad copy suggests an affordable heating product advertised in a local paper.
Death of David D. Cox in Indiana street home
David D. Cox aged 65 died at 8 am in his sister Mrs. Louis Koessler’s home on south Indiana Street. He collapsed from heart trouble while taking medicine and died before aid arrived. Born in the county’s northern part he lived most of his life there, later moving to Indianapolis and returning recently to stay with his sister. No funeral plans have been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Davidson
Anderson Street
Davidson
Second Ward
James Thomas Martin
Horace L. Hanna
Plainfield
Judge Brill
Horace
Danville
Brill
Danville Exchange
Sarah Taylor
Inton
Estes Taylor
South Greencastle
Ieencastle High School
L. G. Wright
George Collins
Meridian
Oscar Sallust
East Elm Street
Tme
Frampton Rockhill
Reencastle
Mr. Rockhill
Hearig
Indiana Street
A. A. Lane
Hanna Street
Berry Street
David D. Cox
Louis Koessler
Mr. Cox
Indianapolis
Koessler
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Delphine Dunn
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Florence Klein
Roachdale
P. Hall
Clifford Allen
Bell Clothing
DePauw
Phi Psi
Clay Frank
Brick Chapel
Thomas Bohannon
Filmore
Greencastle
Ora Day
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Woman's Club
Woman’s Hall
W. B. Walsh
Fransfort
Gladys Hubbard
Marion Township
Putnam Circuit Court
George Busby
Oral Myers
Morton Rissler
Myers
Rissler
Fred Thomas
Thomas Buggy Co
Toppear
Putnam Circuit
Judge Hughes
Fred
Hughes
George N. Coffman
Enoch Redding
Beverly W. Allgood
Thornton S. Allgood
Sarah Allgood
Christian Church Notice
A. M. Hootman
MR. G. H
Greencastle Produce Co
Herald Office
Charles Bruner
T RaiAuring
Res Wires
Pys
Jonathan Grimes
Golden York Taquail Stayman
s _ Rome Beauty
Ben Davis
Malaya
Russell
Booster Club
Greencastle Orchard Company
Zeis & Company
Grocers and Bakers
P . Kitel
H. L. Frazier
THE
Brazil. Loan Company
Corner Vine
Washington
St. Terre
Will Johns
Indiana St
Thomas F. Randel
Pearson’s Bakery
David Cox
Krause
Etta Wianapolis
William Hill
Gree Brothers
Harvey
Edna Greencastle
Harry
Putnamville and
Limedale
M. E
Irs
Margaret ‘Ight
Indi
Louis
Astle
Fred of
Seymour
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Amville
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