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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1913

Page

4

Many Movements and News From Greencastle Area Today

Local residents travel to Indianapolis Chicago St Louis and New York while others host visitors from Chicago Mt Meridian and Terre Haute. Students and professionals depart for summer study and work ends meet with surgeries and family events amid town updates.

Emma Stoner Eva Routzan Indianapolis Marine Dale Harrison Ohio Greencastle Leanora Lindamood Chicago E. B. Taylor Reata Vaughn Mt. Meredian Nary Reat Halbert Phillips Anderson Daily Herald A. B. Phillips Margaret Gilmore New York Columbia University Mabel Confer State Superintendent of Instruction Charles Greathouse West Kansas City Denver Colorado Springs Salt Lake City George Cook DePauw Butler

Notice of bids for Fulhamville schoolhouse in Warren Township

The trustee of Warren Township Putnam County Indiana invites sealed bids for a schoolhouse in district 6. Bid deadline is July 28 1913 at 2 pm at the Fulhamville schoolhouse. Include $100 certified check and bond. completion by September 1 1915. The right to reject any bid is reserved.

Warren Township Putnam County Indiana Fulhamville Fred Masten Trust@e

Chicago Excursion on Monon Route Sunday July 18

Special Monon Route train departs Greencasts at 6 30 am and returns from Chicago at 11 30 pm. Fare is 1 65 for round trip with stops at Rensselaer and Hammond in both directions. For details call Monon depot.

Chicago Monon Rensselaer Hammond Monon Depot

Auto party has narrow escape at Deer Creek bridge

An automobile party of four, Elmer Farmer Grace Cushman George Williams and Nellie Hester, rolled their Ford over at the Deer Creek bridge on the National road Sunday afternoon. No one was hurt. The car left Putnamville with Farmer and three friends for Cataract Falls. After crossing the bridge Farmer failed to straighten for the turn east of the bridge and the vehicle tumbled down a twelve foot embankment, turning over twice. Only the windshield was broken.

Margaret Beck Harry Maxwell John Cross Brazil Emery Nutt Sidney, C Margery McKee Indianpolis Ladoga W. E Smythe DePauw J. Frank Gobel Zella R McAvoy Ed McAvoy Bolin Methodist Church Gobel Cloverdale Epworth League John F. Cabe Kokomo Kokome Cloverdale Graphic Elmer Farmer Grace Cushman George Williams Nellie Hester Deer Creek Bridge National Road Putnamville Cataract Falls Farmer

Picnic travelers escape injury after creek spill

A party's outing ended when a vehicle overturned sending items into a creek. The Ford ended upright again and was towed back to the road. At Cloverdale the group removed a wind shield and continued toward the falls with no injuries to the crowd and only the picnic dinner ruined.

Cloverdale Falls

Mick Will Case Nears End In Lebanon Trial

In Lebanon Indiana arguments began in the Mick Will case with James M Berryhill and R W Adney for the plaintiff and Samuel Ashby and S R Artman for the defense. They expect to finish Monday and for the jury to hear the case Monday afternoon.

Lebanon Ind Mick Will James M. Berryhill R. W. Adney Samuel Ashby S R. Artman

Chautauqua Program Set For Greencastle Week

The Greencastle Chautauqua runs from Monday August 4 through Saturday August 9 with seven lecturers, top musical artists, and various attractions. Season tickets cost one dollar fifty cents. single admissions total three dollars sixty five cents for the six days. Mose Boone returns from Worthington after a fishing trip with reports of poor luck for local youths.

Warren J. K. Codding Wehrman Ladies’ Quartet Jane Elsie Wrate Mose Boone Worthington Greencastle

Brazil Band concert lights Greencastle square

Putnam Electric Light Company under manager Jack Bryson hosts Eagle's Band of Brazil for an evening concert on the southeast square. The event marks Greencastle turning on the new street lighting system and commemorates the city's new franchise with the utility, with a lighted stand set up for attendees.

Greencastle Putnam Electric Light Company Jack” Bryson Eagle's Band of Brazil Putnam Electric Company

Knickerbockers Open Week at Airdome Tonight

Eugene J Murphy's Knickerbockers arrive from Champaign Illinois after a four week run. Miss Lynne Yoder draws large Champaign crowds and flowers. Tonight they present Thorns and Orange Blossoms with wholesome comedy. One free admission offer applies for accompanying patrons with a paid ticket.

Knickerbockers Airdome

House for sale with 10 rooms and modern conveniences

For sale a 10 room house with all modern conveniences. Price listed at $1 100 balance easy payments. A separate note states $2 500 will not build this house. Inquiries directed to the Herald office.

Herald Office

From Exchanges on Beings and Behaviors

A satirical note on women's contentment and men's choices. It warns against rigid plans and compares them to a foolish hen that sits on a door knob. The piece urges ensuring laws or legs are alive before acting and settling into schemes.

Legal petition challenge in city election case continues

Proceedings focus on whether six petition parts can form a single option petition and whether signers were legal voters. City clerk C Sayers testifies to 1063 mayor votes, affecting the 214 signatures needed. Attorneys debate voter eligibility and petition validity as the wets present circulation witnesses.

C. Sayers Moore Sayers Mr. Moore George Gardner Tim Murphy Jack Maloney

Hearing on Signers Deliberations Set Perhaps July 28 29

The testimony session was just beginning at 3 30 with Mr Moore demanding strict proof of validity. The hearing likely extends into tomorrow afternoon. The general view is the selection will be scheduled for July 28 or 29.

Moore

Thresher Seen In Greencastle On Season’s First Run

The first threshing machine of the season passed through Greencastle this morning. Owned by Leon Austin of the Bicknell farm, it headed to the Andrew Black farm west of town to begin threshing wheat.

Greencastle Leon Austin Bicknell Farm Andrew Black

Unusual Barn Fire Cited as Frog Frying By Matches

The incident from Ingalls Indiana involved a barn owned by Davy Thomas destroyed by fire blamed on a boy using matches to fry a frog. The report notes the fire marshal’s unusual attribution and suggests the frog may have been cooked. City library hours will shift to closing 6 pm on all evenings starting July 7 except Saturdays. The Baptist church Missionary Society meets Tuesday at 2 pm with Mr Allen on East Washington Street.

Indianapol Ingalls Ind Davy Thomas Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Allen East Washington Street

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