Evening prayer and county health board meeting noted
The Presbyterian Church hosts a 7 30 p m prayer meeting. The Putnam County Child Health Board meets Friday at 2 p m at the Court House with officer elections and important business. Attendance urged for all interested in child health.
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Presbyterian Church
Putnam County Child Health Board
Court House
Parrish Case to Jury Late This Afternoon
Trial of Walter Parrish 26 married man from Greencastle on a statutory offense charge involving Edith Browning 20. Prosecution alleged enticement to Vandalia railroad right of way and a note to the girl calling her My Dear Little Wife. Mother Anna King testified for the state as closing arguments began at 2.00.
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Walter Parrish
South Greencastle
Edith Browning
Parrish
Anna King
Theodore Crawley
Clifford Dickerson
Two Storms Follow Heat No Damage Reported
July Fourth brought thunder and two strong storms with no widespread damage. Trees fell and limbs broke, a 40 by 80 foot shed collapsed near Frank McBride, and roads blocked by uprooted trees. Temperature reached 91 degrees before cooling, rainfall totals, and utility outages noted.
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Washington Street
Frank McBride
E. R. Smith
Greencastle
Big Walnut Creek
Dunbar Bridge
Worst Storm in Years Hits Central Indiana
Central Indiana endured a severe wind and electrical storm striking Indianapolis and nearby cities. Over 2650 telephone poles fell in Indianapolis alone, 2000 telephones out, streetcar service halted, and extensive property damage reported as crews work to restore lines and clear debris.
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Wesfield
Fortville
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Kokomo
Richmond
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Telephone Company
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Lafayette
Frankfort
Anderson
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Marion
Muncie
Newcastle
Hartford City
Bluffton
Decatur
Logansport
South Bend
Fall Creek
Keystone Avenue
Injured on Fourth
Eugene Ruark son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Ruark suffered an eye injury Wednesday when a torpedo exploded Dallas S Pickett of Spencer visited relatives in Greencastle Wednesday.
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Mary Tilley
Houston
Tex
Glen Owens
Laura Reynolds
Indianapolis
Mrs. Owens
Berry Street
Rex Hunt
Louisville
Greencastle
Mrs. W. Gentry
Mrs
Chester York
Crawfordsville
Charles Arnold
Charles J. Arnold
Texas
John Clements
Miriam
Crawfordsvile
W. W. Tucker
Eugene Ruark
Ivan Ruark
Dallas S. Pickett
Spencer
William Sitlington
Joe
Little Rock
Ark
J. P. Naylor
Frank Bittles
Sitlington
The
Arkansas Demorat
Hoosier Highlands
Charles Huffman
Washington Street
Huffman
John Cosand
Clarence Cosand
Mooresville
Hubert Cosand
Samuel Scott
California
John Snider
Cloverdale
Charles Snider
Terre Haute
Ralph Ballard
Dalas
R. N. Hubbard
A. E. Hubbard
Peoria, Li
Jury to find Bundy died accidentally
Newcastle Indiana July 4 A verdict of accidental death will be returned in the case of Lawrence Bundy 40 found dead in a Knightstown garage. Coroner W T Davis said the body with a shotgun wound to the neck was found behind the Horace Woodward home. The shotgun fired when it struck the floor after Bundy went to the garage to steal gasoline.
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Newcastle
Ind
Lawrence Bundy
Knightstown
W. T. Davis
Bundy
Horace Woodward
Davis
Auto Costs 1 a Day for Average Motorist in 1927
Chicago July 4 One dollar a day five hundred eighty six? No. The American Motorist Association estimates the average automobile cost the average American motorist in 1927 about 265 a year. Operating and maintenance 229 depreciation 136 fuel and lubricants 101 mechanics 47 replacement parts 40.
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Chicago
American Motorist Association
Drowning, Motorcycle Crash and Fatalities Reported
Fort Wayne Robert Fleming of Cleveland found drowned in river. Cayuga Winford Newell, 20, killed when his motorcycle ran into a cow. Terre Haute Samuel Kruse, 2, killed by automobile. Jesse Voris, 45, died of fractured skull received in a fight.
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Fort Wayne
Robert Fleming
Cleveland
Cayuga
Winford Newell
Terre Haute
Samuel Kruse
Jesse Voris
Central Trust Co Greencastle Indiana Report June 30 1928
The report of the condition of Central Trust Co at Greencastle Indiana shows total assets of 1,297,019.90 with loans and discounts of 521,137.53 and trust deposits 28,200.69. Liabilities include capital stock 160,000.00 and time certificates 312,640.00. Secretary J L Randel signs the sworn statement in Putnam County Indiana.
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Central Trust CO
Greencastle
Indiana
Fred L. O'Hair
Silas A. Hays
James L. Randel
Kenneth E. West
Harry L. Wells
U.S. Gov't
Ees Dasacresence
ONG Ic Eis
Socaxcee
Kmkbee
State OF
Guests And Weddings In Greencastle News Notes
Multiple social items report weddings and visitors in Greencastle Indiana events. George Wilfong and Irah Marlow wed Tuesday evening at the Baptist Church with Rev S E Davies officiating. Joel Denman and Bonnie Adair marry in Chicago. Mrs H B Longden and Helen Kendall plan Bay View Michigan summer. Fourth of July gatherings include Irwin family reunion and Greencastle Country Club events with fireworks and a flag tournament winner.
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George M. Wilfong
Irah D. Marlow
Montezuma
S. E. Davies
The
Baptist Church
Chicago
William L. Denman
West Poplar Street
Joel
Bonnie Adair
Denman
Blackstone Hotel
Greencastle High School
DePauw University
Marine Corp
War Department
New York
Mrs. Denman
Greencastle
Mr. Denman
Irwin
Scott Irwin
Putnam
Parke
Will White
Oklahoma
Isaac Irwin
Indianapolis
Jesse
Country Club
Greencastle Country Club
Globe flight duo reaches Paris Le Bourget field
John Henry Hears and Capt Collyer aiming to circle the globe from New York in 28 days arrived at Le Bourget Field from Querqueville near Cherbourg by plane at 3 50 this afternoon.
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INS
John Henry Hears
Collyer
Globe
New York
le Bourget Field
Querqueville Air Field
Cherbourg
Services at Wesley Chapel with sermons on law and patriotism
Wesley Chapel holds Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Sermon titled Respect for Law. Evening Worship at 7:45 p.m. Sermon titled True Patriotism. Pastor Hansel Tower.
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Wesley Chapel
Hansel Tower
Herald retracts misnaming in court offense story
The Herald apologizes to Greencastle resident William Parrish for a misnaming in a report about a statutory offense. The correct individual is Walter Parrish, who is on trial today.
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Herald
William Parrish
Greencastle
Walter Parrish
Triat
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