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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1914
Page
4
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Mrs Nellie Anderson travels to St Louis to see ill relative Ida Ander son Conan. Fifth District Equal Suffrage League meeting in Brazil attended by Mrs J B Nelson and Mrs F C Tilden. Chris Crodian of Fincastle in town. Mary born to Lee D Mathias of Chicago on June 27 1914. James Hillis from Vancouver BC visiting relatives. Dr F E Lawton and Dr W R Hutcheson on business in Clayton and Indianapolis. Angel Carnegie employed at Greek Candy store in India. Blue family from Danville visiting. Mrs Nellie Anderson called to St Louis by illness. Several locals including Otto McCoy, John Eitel, Miss Alberta McNeely in Bloomington, Indy, and Urbana resident George Deyo visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hartley return from Stanley Iowa with daughter Tas sel Hartley remaining for an extended visit. Mrs. C. V. Newman and daughter Caroline of Toledo Ohio visit Mrs. E. B. Evans. Miss Mary Wade and Miss Josephine Wade set out for Knightstown to visit relatives with Rev. C. A. Wade. Local residents and visitors travel for meetings, hunting, or vacations across Indiana and Michigan.
Transfers show James Alspaugh to William Goddard and Womnell et al to unspecified parties in Madison township. Arthur L. Reat to B V on township, Q T G H Williamson to R L Browning in Commercial place, C G Hartman to W Dyer in Fincastle, John H L Dodd to William Hanna in Franklin township, Greene B Parker et al to R D D and B A Hill in Greencastle township with sums noted.
Seelyville Indiana Lost Creek Township voters approved liquor by a 191 to 191 split with the wet side allowed to freely use liquor. Ace Robinson and Peter Fuller deputy sheriffs worked for the wet faction during the day while the vote was quiet and uneventful.
Mr Leek of Litton spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs T R Ruark Mrs Burke of Indianapolis visits sister Mrs Dean The Friday Club met with Mrs Walls Julian Ray and J L Osborn returned from Terre Haute Others attended church services funerals and family visits include Hicks Walls and Gibbons with Clayton reception coverage.
Miss Jessie Alberta Arthur will replace Walter P. Pfaff in the Department of Dramatic Art and Miss Bernice Blanche Statton will become the new piano instructor at Asbury.
The 1914-15 summer catalogue will list two faculty changes. Walter Pfaff departs to Indianapolis, replaced by Jessie Alberta Luther in dramatic art. Bernice Blanche Statton joins piano instruction from Chalmers, replacing current staff. The catalogue will be larger and better illustrated with new features.
Uncalled for letters remain in the office for Carmichael Walter and Stansfield Burton. Postmaster W B Vestal instructs callers to indicate advertised when retrieving.
Indiana women mobilize for equal suffrage as more petitions are filed than in nearly any state. A Greencastle group sends a petition to Washington, and legislators express surprise at the local interest in the movement.
Petitions favoring women suffrage were presented to Congress today from Indiana more than any other state except Pennsylvania. Indiana petitions came from numerous towns including Elkhart Fort Wayne Waterloo Gary Monticello Lafayette Valparaiso Indianapolis Irvington Delphi Kokomo Tipton Franklin Crawfordsville Princeton Evansville Richmond New Castle Greenfield Shelbyville Conn ersville Columbus Huntington Wabash Logansport North Manchester Sullivan Vincennes Elwood Muncie Pendleton Anderson Brazil Rockville Russellville Judson Greencastle Terre Haute. Attorney M J Murphy attended a preliminary hearing in Room 3 at the State House over an $80 000 real estate suit involving Mrs Eleanor T Hall Judge Ross and Reginald Sullivan of Hendricks County. Attorneys Hays Murphy represent Mrs Hall.
Weather charts indicate June was not hot overall with average temperatures around normal. The warmest day appeared on June 24 when the temperature reached a high of 1044, according to the published charts.
Central Indiana experienced 3.65 inches of rain in June, a 0.66 inch deficiency from normal. The hottest day reached 104 degrees, with eight rainy days and eight thunderstorms recorded, while cooler spells lowered the monthly average. Meanwhile Naomi Snider improved after serious illness, and local campers plan a trip to Blue Bluffs on White River in August.
Help wanted ad notes a 5 6 or 7 room house near the square by August 1 with contact through the Herald office. Stock listings describe 62 breeding ewes 2 bucks and 72 lambs plus cattle and dairy stock. Mirrors offered resurfaced to order with prices quoted by mail. Visitors from Chicago arrive for Mrs Beeck’s 80th birthday celebration.
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