More Electric Co. Erects Large G E Sign on South Indiana
The More Electric Company owned by R C Moore is building a large General Electric sign facing south Indiana street. Clyde Jones an Indianapolis attorney filed with Frank Mayr secretary of state as lobbyist for three water plants including Greencastle Water Works. Mr and Mrs Fred Braden of Anderson street hosted dinner Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs O Milier of Bridgetown and Miss Ada Braden attended. Miss Dorothy Harlan will go to Bloomington to see the Bloomington Green castle basketball game and stay weekend as guest of Miss Delta Howell a sophomore at Indiana University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
More Electric Company
R. C. Moore
General Electric
South Indiana Street
Clyde Jones
Indianapolis
Frank Mayr
Secretary of
Greencastle Water Works Company
Fred Braden
Anderson Street
O. Milier
Bridgetown
Ada Braden
Dorothy Harlan
Bloomington
Greencastle
Harlan
Delta Howell
Indiana University
Church Choir Plans Evening Diet for Rehearsal
The Christian church choir will diet for rehearsal this evening at 7 o'clock. Paxton Link of Paris Illinois visited Greencastle today in the interest of Horace Link and Co. store. Clarence Skelton of Reelsville admitted to Clay county hospital Brazil. Mrs. Paul Albin entered Putnam county hospital for medical treatment. Jobe Crosby died at 74 at State Farm. body taken to Peoria home. Virginia Patterson improved from scarlet fever. Mrs. W. Z. Norris died of pneumonia near Rochester. Elmer Norris is her son. Bernard Hughes of Greencastle visited his parents Burton and Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. FE C. Stoner leaves for San Francisco with visits to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bottorff. Funeral service for Leonard Peek held at home in Green Castle with Rev. Albert E. Monger in charge. burial Forest Hill cemetery. Pallbearers named. Minor wreck on east Washington near Bloomington intersection. one car overturned. driver unidentified. J. E. Rogers of Salva Sales Corp. connected to one vehicle.
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Leonard Peek
Greencastle
Albert E. Monger
Methodist Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Charles Crawley
William Allee
Frank Jones
Thad Jones
al Stone
Walter Crawford
Card of Thanks for Mary Grace Wells
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during Mary Grace Wells sickness and death. Gratitude to Mr McCurry Rev Monger singers and all who assisted. Appreciation for floral offerings from Mr and Mrs Louis Wells Ray Eugene Wells and the Grandparents.
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Mary Grace
McCurry
Rev. Monger
Louis Wells
Ray Eugene Wells
Annual City Clerk Report for Greencastle Indiana 1951
City Clerk of Greencastle Indiana presents annual financials for year ending 1951 with detailed salaries for mayor city clerk treasurer attorney engineer and officials, departmental expenses in police fire health and street operations, and combined receipts and disbursements totaling about 50 745.20. Final balances show funds across general and special accounts with listed balances and transfers.
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City of
Greencastle
Indiana
Saeueh Tae
Moewwe
City Paving Co
Salary City Marshall
Eeefe
Ecc
Lovedte Piet Geghate Aes
Gaat Phedors
County Auditor's Compensation
TH. Tam Public Printing and Advertising
Rembimanet
Stes Siber Peed Casuals
MGSO
Picea Ae
Wieneers
Fred E
Mussolini Accepts U.S. Apology After Butler Remarks
Rome reports an official U.S. apology for Maj. Gen. Smedley D. Butler remarks about Premier Mussolini. The incident centered on a claim that Mussolini's car struck a child and a disrespectful quote. Italian officials said the apology satisfied the duce and public comment faded.
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Rome
United States
Butler
Indiana Loan Co Promises Auto Loan Refinancing Help
An Indiana classified snippet advertises The Hterald WANT ABS. loans for school teachers and auto refinancing. Multiple rental listings follow. For Rent notices describe modern apartments and a six room semi modern house with garage and garden. Contact C. J. Arnold at Herald office or call numbers provided. A piano tuner visit is announced for Greencastle the week of February 2.
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Indiana Loan CO
Washington
Putnam County Credit Association Seeks Members For Annual Meet
The Putnam county credit association will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday evening February 8 at the Greencastle Country Club. A year end report and director elections are planned. Henry te Indianapolis will discuss credit extension and collections. Directors urge each member to bring at least one employee. Joshua Lancaster, recently adjudged insane by Judge James P. Hughes, was moved to the Indiana State Hospital for the Insane in Evansville.
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Putnam !County Credit Association
Greencastle Country Club
Henry Te Indianapolis
Joshua Lancaster
James P. Hughes
Putnam
Convention to Feature Selling Methods and Standards Training
The Vice-President and Director of Personnel will lead an Eastern trip for a convention notable for replacing buying sessions with expanded programs on selling methods and service standards. About fifteen hundred managers will attend, with sessions reaching over sixty percent of the U S retail trade area.
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United States
Masonic Lodge Plans for Inspection in Greencastle
Plans for the Greencastle Commandery annual inspection were approved at a Wednesday meeting. Grand officers Capt Ralph Howard and John Boyd of Vincennes attended and the event is set for February 26 with a six o clock dinner for members and their wives. Social hour will follow monthly meetings.
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Greencastle
Masonic Lodge
Ralph Howard
John Boyd
Vincennes
West Baden hotel bill proposed as veterans hospital
A bill to authorize the government to buy the West Baden Springs hotel in Indiana for conversion into a world war veterans hospital was introduced in the House by Representative Wood. The measure fixes a maximum price of 250 million dollars.
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Washington
Baden Springs
West Baden
Indiana
Representative Wood
Brazil Mayor Heads Railroad Police in Indiana
Levi A. Lauderback, mayor of Brazil, was elected president of the Indiana Railroad Police Association. E. F. Cline of Indianapolis was named vice president and L. A. Pearce of Terre Haute was chosen secretary-treasurer.
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Indianapolis
Levi A. Lauderback
Brazil
Indiana Railroad Police Association
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Louis
E. F. Cline
L. A. Pearce
Terre Hante
Society notes from Cro-Tat-Em Circle and club events
Mrs Lula Martin hosted the Cro-Tat-Em Circle with 13 members present and a puzzle contest led by Mrs Bruce Shannon. Afternoon display featured applique quills by the hostess. Monday Club to be hosted by Mrs Leslie Hamaker. Woman's Club meets Saturday at Mrs W W Tucker's home with Byron Wilson in charge on Pacific topic. Phi Omega dance committee includes Miss Christine Dietrichie and Miss Imogene Mullins headlines for publicity.
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Lula Martin
Anderson Stree
Bruce Shannon
Leslie Hamaker
Hanna Street
Woman's Club
W. W. Tucker
Byron Wilson
The
Pacific
Tucker
B. F. Corwin
Christine Dietrich
Lincoln
Imogene Mullins
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Murdock
Christian Church
Paxton Link
Paris
Horace Link and Co
Clarence Skelton
Reelsville
Clay County Hospital
Paul Albin
Putnam County Hospital
Jobe Crosby
State Farm
Peoria
Virginia Patterson
John Patterson
Joe Hammond
W. Z.S. Norris
Elmer Norris
Rochester
Bernard Hughes
Burton Hughes
Crawfordsville Journal Review
FE. C. Stoner
San Francisco
California
Robert Bottorff
Stoner
Mrs. Bottorff
East Washington Street
Bloomington Street
J. E. Rogers
Salva Sales Corporation
Sen Ebones
Sen Hans
Mussolini
U.S
Smedley D. Butler
Abs
Square
C.J. Arnold
Herald Office
C. J. Arnold
East Seminary Street
Charles J. Arnold
Elizabeth Lockridge
Indiana State Hospital For the Insane
Evansville
Granada Theatre
C . Ford
Osha
Cali
King, Morrison, Foster Co
Roland West
Voncastle Theatre
AS Vets Hospital
Igation
Mrs. Martin
Mrs. Hamaker
Wilson
Dr. Hess Stock & Poultry Foods
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