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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1915
Page
1
An updated structure plan confirms a gymnasium room measured at 160 feet long, designed to seat people. The details were accepted by the building committee as the necessary capacity and layout for the state project.
Plans for the Bishop Bow memorial Gymnasium at Mindoor Athletic Field in the university are ready. R P Day Co of Indianapolis prepared the laws and will oversee bids for the constructive building to be received by 17. Ground clearing and setup will begin at once with work to start in spring and fall facilities to be ready for college early in September.
DePauw University plans a new gymnasium on Hanna street expected to open next October as a memorial to the late Bishop Thomas Bowman. The $100000 facility will include a main gym, indoor field, Y M C A rooms, social room, offices, swimming pool, bowling alleys, and extensive locker and training areas with advanced lighting and ventilation. The project is funded by subscriptions from faculty, students, alumni, and supporters, with about $90000 raised and $10000 still needed.
The city council passed a resolution confirming the assessment roll for South Indiana Street prepared by Engineer A A Lane after no Indiana Street residents filed remonstrances or objections.
The city council approved the assessment roll for the Indiana street cement improvements from Hanna to Berry. City Engineer A. A. Lane prepared the roll, and a certified copy will be filed with City Treasurer H. H. Runyan. Property owners have 30 days to pay cash in full or 10 annual installments will follow.
A Terre Haute pastor who resigned after a cloud over his charge released a statement to address a rumor involving his name and a woman in his congregation. He says his wife fueled the allegation.
Rev. O. E. Mark of Centenary M E church resigns after westward trip for health amid rumors linking him to a churchwoman scandal. The church board accepted the resignation sent from San Diego while divorce proceedings against Pearl V. Mark move forward.
An invitation asks Rev Mark to become pastor succeeding Rev Waring who becomes associate editor of Western Christian Advocate. Mark, previously pastor here, defends his degrees, plans to work in life insurance, and denies tuberculosis rumors while visiting with his sister Mrs Porter. Also visiting are Mrs J W Fletcher and daughter Miss Margaret Hodge with the Gillespie family in Minnesota.
The Green Castle Partners' Institute will host a special evening session on Wednesday February 9 led by a hog cholera expert. The event aims to share insights on disease management and best practices for swine health.
The Greencastle Farmers Institute will host Dr. A C Spivey for a hog cholera lecture in the assembly room of the Greencastle courthouse on Wednesday February 3. He will cover symptoms cures and serum use with lantern slides and a large audience is expected.
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