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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1928

Page

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Say! Planks listed by Putnam delegation in Houston dispatch

Houston June 29. Charles J Arnold reports as publicity agent and stenographer for the Putnam County delegation the list of planks submitted to the National Committee platform committee. Names include Hughes Webb Moore Moody Kocher Arnold McKee Day Hanna Brown and others with varied proposals from removing sidewalks to a federal offense for fur theft and a plan for friendly U. S. D. B. Johnson relations.

Houston Texas Putnam County National Committee Platform Committee James P. Hughes Ott G. Webb Cat McCammack Grove Curtis Hughes Plank Harry Moore Frederick Indiana Robert Moody Walnut Creek William Kocher Tex Ott Webb—Plant Charles J. Arnold Lee McKee Bainbridge Putnam County Court House Greencastle Ora A. Day Fillmore Ott Webb A. B. Hanna Don L. McLean John Cartwright U. S D. B. Johnson A. G. Brown Brown Ppr

Abel Purchases City Meat Market renaming to The Quality Market

John Abel bought City Meat Market on Vine street Tuesday and took possession Thursday while remaining with Marshall Cement and Grain Co. His wife will run the shop with F R Gilli gan assisting. the store will be managed under the same principals and renamed The Quality Meat Market with plans for improvements.

City Vine Street John Abel

Taxpayers to Be Heard on July 25 in Putnam County

Putnam County taxpayers are notified that the State Board of Tax Commissioners will hold a hearing July 25 at 9 30 a m in Indianapolis to review real estate and personal property assessments. Officers or taxpayers may appear or be represented. The board will also reconvene the Putnam County Board of Review on August 7 to hear taxpayers or municipal officers.

State Tax Board Board OF Review Putnam County State Board of Tax Commissioners State House Indianapolis State Board Putnam County Board of Review

Kiwanis Delegates Return From Seattle Trip

J. O. Cammack, local Kiwanis photographer and delegate, returned home Wednesday after a Seattle convention trip with Chicago origins. The group toured Canada by rail, visited Winnipeg’s wheat market, and spent four days in Seattle. En route home he visited relatives in Pueblo Colorado Iowa Falls and Waterloo Iowa.

J. O. Cammack Kiwanis Club Seattle Wash Chicago Canadian National Railroad Canada Winipeg Cammack Pueblo Colo A. F. Crispin Iowa Falls Iowa C. H. Cammack W. R. Cammack Waterloo

Weather Forecast Mostly fair tonight and Friday

Mostly fair conditions continue tonight and Friday. Cooler in the extreme northeast portion and warmer Friday in the north and central regions.

Death at Sea Shocks Europe Belgian Banker Alfred Loewenstein

European press streams reports on the mysterious disappearance and presumed death of Capt. Alfred Loewenstein the Belgian financier once ranked among the world’s wealthiest. He left Croydon in a private Fokker with two secretaries and a valet, reportedly stepping into open air over the channel.

Paris INS Europe Alfred Loewenstein Lowenstein Croydon Fokker Dunkirk France

Doctor's Narrow Escape From High Water

Dr. W. M. McGaughey, returning from a call at Clinton Falls, found floodwaters two miles northwest of Greencastle covering the road and wheels. He slept in his car, then waded out and dressed, walking to Greencastle for a wrecker as water burst through the doors, reaching daylight as he reached home.

W. M. McGaughey Clinton Falls Dunbar Bridge Greencastle

Marriage license for Wilfong and Marlow in Montezuma

George M. Wilfong aged 55 inspector and Irah D. Marlow aged 39 housewife, both of Montezuma, obtained a marriage license.

George M. Wilfong Irah D. Marlow Montezuma

Conklin Nets City Hall Contract in Shelbyville

G Will Conklin was awarded the electrical contract for a $100,000 Shelbyville city hall to replace the burned building. The award was announced Tuesday night. He also secured a school contract in Hendricks county.

G. Will Conklin Shelbyville Mr. Conklin Hendricks County

Greencastle Band Announces Summer Concert Schedule

A fifteen piece program is planned for the Greencastle Band concert this evening. The event will be performed in the street in front of the Wetz store on East Washington Street with merchants having funded the Band fund for years. The set list includes Sousa pieces, selections from Faust and Tannhauser, and a variety of overtures and marches.

Greencastle Wetz East Washington Street Washington Post Oates Sousa Lackawanna Band Rosenkraus Hoo Ceed Miller Chicago Tribune Chambers Faust Gauned The Sousa Lake Intermission

Rev Taylor to Speak at Union Service at Presbyterian Church

The union service Sunday at 7 30 pm will be held at the Presbyterian Church. Rev C H Taylor pastor of the Methodist Church will be the speaker. A good attendance is desired.

Presbyterian Church C. H. Taylor Methodist Church

Postal Forces Picnic Held by Putnam County Unit

The postal employees and their families in Putnam County will host their annual picnic on July 29 at Allendale Springs. A featured program is planned and several distinguished visitors are expected. Frank Ashworth serves as chairman and Alva Brothers as secretary.

Putnam County Allendale Springs Frank Ashworth Alva Brothers

Peach Grower Estimates 6000 Bushels for shipment to Chicago

Abe Hillis north of town projects a peach crop of 6000 bushels and plans to ship the harvest to Chicago via American Express. Prof. and Mrs. Harry Gough depart for New York for summer study at Columbia University. Paul Linebarger and George Pickles of Bainbridge visit on business. Oklahoma State’s admission to the Union is noted with the flag gaining 46 stars.

Abe Hillis Chicago American Express Harry Gough New York Prof. Gough Columbia University Paul Linebarger George Pickles Bainbridge Oklahoma State

Italian fliers near coast of Brazil completing Rome to Rio leg

Italian aviators Capt. Arturo Ferrarin and Major Carlo Del Prete push toward Rio de Janeiro on a non stop Atlantic crossing after leaving Rome. They pass Natal and report 200 gallons of fuel with plans to continue to Rio. Military and civilian escorts await in Rio.

Arturo Ferrarin Carlo P. del Prete Atlantic Flight Rio DE Janeiro INS Carlo del Prete South Atlantic Rome Brazil Natal Pernalbuco Olinda Ferrarin Major del Prete St. Paul Rocks Atlantic Dakar Senegal West Africa del Prete Campo Dos Affonzos Argentina

Potatoes Grown In Barrels Claimed By Waveland Farmer

W. Rhinehart of Waveland claims a breakthrough potato method uses layered barrels with vines sprouting from holes in the sides. He says no weed hoeing, no killing, no ploughing, and only water is applied to the garden.

W. Rhinehart Waveland

Howard Denny Escapes Injury In Monon Railroad Crossing Incident

Howard Denny, mechanic at Moffett and Dobbs Buick, barely escaped injury when his car towing a race car was struck by a southbound Monon passenger train at the north Jackson street crossing. Dimmed lights and failure to stop caused the collision, tearing a tire and bending the axle and frame. Denny and companions moved the race car to Decatur after securing another vehicle, facing rain and punctures en route, arriving about 1 PM.

Howard Denny Moffett & Dobbs Buick Agency Jackson Street Monon Railroad Monon Mr. Denny Decatur Denny

Man Killed in Ford Truck Collision at Stilesville

A Ford truck carrying a man named Smith, his family of four, and another truck collided near Stilesville this morning around 2 o'clock. The man died at the scene. the undertaker took charge. A woman and baby were injured and transported to an Indianapolis hospital. The five travelers were en route from Kentucky to Detroit.

Smith Stilesville Indianapolis Kentucky Detroit

Down Poles Cause Injury Near Hanna Cross Roads

Mrs. Lewis Carr and her daughter of Elm Street were injured when their car struck a down telephone pole at Hanna Cross Roads north of the city during a storm. Mrs. Carr suffered a badly cut lip and facial cuts, the daughter was cut on the face, and Mr. Carr was unharmed. They were taken to Dr. W. R. Hutcheson’s office.

Lewis Carr Elm Street Carr Crawfordsville Hanna Cross Roads W. R. Hutcheson

Dr Oxnam Visits Greencastle Attend Decatur Races

Dr. Garfield Bromley Oxnam and family arrived in Greencastle from Boston and will stay about three weeks at Longden Hall before moving to Los Angeles. Howard Denny’s M-34 race car, driven by Jimmy Lewis, competed at Decatur Illinois where Hardy won the 20 mile grind and Chuck Bain earned a popularity cup after a spill.

Garfield Bromley Oxnam Oxnam Greencastle Boston Mass DePauw Howard Denny Decatur Ill Jimmy Lewis Hardy Chicago Chuck Bain Bain Denny Frank Overhalser Roscoe Scott

Fourth Was Bloody Day in Indiana

Indiana recorded one of the bloodiest Fourths with more than 24 violent deaths. Drownings topped the list, plus auto crashes, a shooting death, suicides, and a fatal aerial bomb blast. Affected towns stretched from Indianapolis to Fort Wayne and Vincennes.

Indianapolis Indiana Lockjaw Myrtle Lostutter Decatur White River William Shult City Hospital Lake Wawasee J. Schlide Connersville Marie Gehring Oldenburg Jeffersonville Leroy Lynn Ohio River Lieu F. Barrackman Shelbyville Robert Teeters Franklin Flat Rock River Paoli Carl Wilson Lick Creek Fort Wayne George Gruenwald Jr Lake George Bluffton Walter Bodle Markle Plymouth Albert Norris Jr South Bend Dixon Lake Chicago Joseph Kaye Roam Mary Hull North Manchester Evansville Luther Stuckey Mechanicsburg John — Stanley Moore Washington Township Wabash Mary Giltner Vincennes Claude Whitler Lawrenceville Ill Lake Lawrence Wabash River Louis “Dad” Shears Huntington Charles W. Clampitt Boonville James Mattingly Pigeon Creek Coal Company

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