Local notes from Putnamville area list visitors and events
Mrs Harry Bowser of Indianapolis visits J P Allen Jr and family. Frank Cass and daughter Millicent spend Tuesday in Indianapolis. Miss Clara Sharp leaves for Princeton to visit relatives. Presbyterian church picnic on the manse lawn Friday evening. Rex Rafferty of Greenfield visits local friends. Edith Harlan heads to St Louis for a few weeks. Mrs Paul Ingerman of Indianapolis to stay with Miss Blanche Bee. she was Pearl Bales. Ladies Union and Ladies Aid meetings set for this week with officer elections and reminder to bring suggestions. Samuel J Woodworth dies near Morton. burial in Newman Ill. DePauw president Grose to host reception for summer session. The Indiana News attacked by local editorials. Matinee Club meeting postponed. Isaac Weddle discusses Roachdale Electric Light & Power. Josephine Young returns from Indianapolis. Elmer Wells visiting west of Putnamville. Mrs Lucy Black notes birth of Glenn Hamrick’s son in Chili, S A. Helen Firsyth from Paris Ky visits then to Winona. Joe Lloyd ships cattle to Indianapolis. farming activities noted. Vaudeville artist Barton Shipley touring state. Four Paauw summer students debate on Woman Suffrage at Union Chapel. Auto accidents along National Road near Putnamville. Daniel Mahoney’s body brought from Chickasha Okla for burial in Greencastle. Charles McBride sentenced to State Farm. held on record as suspected crook. West Baden Sprudel baseball team likely to visit Friday for game. George Phillips acquitted in assault case. victim Maud Hainey absent.
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Joe Lloyd
Town
Indianapolis
Mr. Lloyd
Barton Shipley
Richmond
Ind
Shipley
cPauw
Union Chapel
Indiana
Howell Ellis
John Vermilion
Mack Wiley
Rey. Simmons
Putnamville
Democratic official updates Indiana court reports to date
Indianapolis July 7 Philip Zoercher, Democratic candidate for reporter of the supreme and appellate courts, promised to bring court reports up to date. By October he will have published nine volumes covering decisions and rulings to date, easing a two year backlog and ensuring five books per year thereafter.
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Willis
Thompson
Indianapolis
Ind
Philip Zoercher
Indiana
Bainbridge Horse Show A Success and Local Visits
The Bainbridge horse show drew a large crowd with no accidents. Visitors include Miss Mayme O Connor from New, Nell Chapman guest, Elmer Hayes and wife from Fincastle, O B Pickle and wife and daughter from Ladoga, and Ruth Lewman clerking for Brax Ellis company. Rollie Profit from New Ross toured town. Mrs Harvey Black and children from Indianapolis visit locals. Harve Shuey hosted Jamestown guests and received barn contract for Sam Jarvis of Waveland. Levenie Twigg returned from countryside visits. Walter Steele and family of North Salem are visiting this week. Hugh Pritchard moved from Allee property to town south area.
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Mayme O’connor
New
Nell Chapman
Elmer Hayes
Fincastle
O. B. Pickle
Ladoga
Jennie Twigg
Ruth Lewman
Brax Ellis Company
Rollie Profit
New Ross
Harvey Black
Indianapolis
Harve Shuey
Jamestown
Levenie Twigg
Sam Jarvis
Waveland
Walter Steele
North Salem
Hugh Pritchard
Allee
Herald Want Ad Promises Quick Results
A brief want ad in the Herald promises fast results for readers seeking items or services. The compact notice emphasizes urgency and practical listings.
Farm prisoner struck by lightning kills inmate at state penal
A man received at the state penal institution on Tuesday was struck by a bolt of lightning this afternoon around 3 o clock. Companions were not seriously injured.
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New Penal Institution
Prisoner Dead After Lightning Strike at Farm Gate
A State Farm prisoner, identity not determined at 3 30 pm, was killed instantly by a bolt of lightning as he walked between two companions near the barn gate at Superintendent C E Talkington's home. One companion was knocked down and slightly burned. the others escaped unharmed. The victim had arrived at the farm Tuesday, marking the first fatality since opening.
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E. Talkington
Talkington
Doctor Roller Explains Why He Follows Wrestling
Dr Roller, a Newman New Jersey native and college graduate, explains his wrestling career funds his medical education. He describes farming roots, DePauw and Pennsylvania University study, and aims to practice obstetrics. He plans a future sanitarium project to help children and adults born to unhealthy parents.
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DR. Roller
Newman
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Pennsylvania University
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Oregon
Washington
New York State
Putnam County to Accept Bids for 10 Ton Road Roller
Board of Commissioners of Putnam County Indiana scheduled bids for a three-wheeled double cylinder road roller with scarifier attachment. The unit must weigh 10 tons and have at least 15 horsepower, with bids due July 17 at 2 pm. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Jackson Boyd reports a business trip to Indianapolis this morning.
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Board of Commissioners
Putnam County
Indiana
Chautauqua Planning Meeting Scheduled at Greencastle Library
Twenty residents from Greencastle are planning an enthusiastic Chautauqua meeting in the library Tuesday evening. The event aims to outline summer activities and gather community interest for the upcoming program.
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Greencastle
Greencastle Chautauqua Officers Elected for Summer Program
The Greencastle chautauqua association elected officers in a city library meeting. James P. Hughes was re elected president, with H A Henderson as vice president, Rev. Thomas Younger secretary, W P Sackett treasurer, and an executive board including Beck Gautier Wright Lucas Abrams. About 700 tickets must be sold to cover expenses for August 15 to 20.
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Greencastle
Chautauqua Association
James P. Hughes
H. A. Henderson
Lincoln Chautauqua Company
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Company
Unclaimed Letters At Post Office Listed By Name
The following letters remain uncalled for in this office advertised. Allman William Cox Miss Rubie Cultleshaw Will Zacher Chester F Gasmann Mrs Ella T James Cur tis Kesterson Mrs Minnie Norton Miss Alatha Ross Charles W Stanton Edward Voks George Waverly Miss J H Wollin Anna. Postmaster W B Vestal.
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Allman
William
Cox
Rubie
Cultleshaw
Will
Zacher
Chester F
Gasmann
Ella T
James
Curtis
Kesterson
Minnie
Norton
Alatha
Ross
Charles W
Stanton
Edward
Voks
George
Waverly
J. H
Wollin
Anna
W. B. Vestal
Central Trust Company Condensed Statement Greencastle 1915
Condensed statement of the condition of the Central Trust Company of Greencastle Indiana as of June 28 1915 shows resources total 454 064 21 and liabilities 454 064 21. It lists loans and discounts bonds and stocks trust securities and deposits with figures for each line and notes the capital stock undivided profits and expenses. J L Randel secretary signs and swears to the accuracy before W H Cullen notary public on July 2 1915.
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R. L. O’hair
S. A. Hays
J. L. Randel
Central Trust Company
Greencastle
Indiana
Dunes
Dee
Putnam Lodge I O O F Installs New Officers
Putnam lodge No. 45 I O O F installed officers on Tuesday evening. Named were N G W A Werneke and W R Callahan with others including Frank Ashworth A B Phillips R D Pierce G Will Conklin A Landes and Wm McDonald. Levi Fisher of Filmore was on business today.
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Putnam Lodge
G. Will Conklin
A. Landes
Wm. McDonald
Levi Fisher
Filmore
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured by Remedy
Two years ago W C Jones of Buford North Dakota suffered a severe diarrhoea attack lasting over a week. He tried Chamberlain's Cough Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and after the first dose felt relief. Within two days he was fully recovered and said the medicine was obtainable everywhere.
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W. C, Jones
Buford
N. D
Chamberlain
Ady
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Harry Bowser
J. P. Allen, Jr
Frank Cass
Millicent
Clara Sharp
Princeton
The
Presbyterian Church
Rex Rafferty
Greenfield
Edith Harlan
St. Louis
Paul Ingerman
Blanche Bee
Ingerman
Pearl Bales
Ladies’ Union of the Christian Church
William Blackwell
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ernest Browning
Larrabee Street
Locust Street
Samuel J. Woodworth
O. M. Woodworth
Morton
Ill
Mr. Woodworth
George R. Grose
East Seminary Street
Indianapolis News
Marion County
Isaac Weddle
Roachdale
County Board of Review
Roachdale Electric Light & Power Company
Josephine Young
Elmer Wells
Kansas City
Charles Woods
Mr. Wells
Woods
Lucy Black
Chili
South America
Glenn R. Hamrick
Hamrick
Helen Black
Helen Firsyth
Paris
Winona
Daniel Mahoney
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Forest Hill
Thomas Younger
Charles McBride
Linton
State Farm
Walter Cooper
Howard Harris
McBride
Big Four
North Greencastle
Big Four Railroad
West Baden Spruedel
Spruedel
Spruedels
Danville
George Phillips
Maud Hainey
Justice of Peace
Christies’ Shoe Store
Bainbridge
Jackson Boyd
Officers
Th Lyric Quartet
Hanna
Zeis & Compa
Grocers & Bakers
E. A.browning
Pearson's
Clyde Ballard
O. O
N. G
G. I
Chaplin
W. A. Werneke
Frank Ashworth
W. R. Callahan
Owen
A. B. Phillips
R. D. Pierce
Terry Boswell
Ralph Smythe Oliver Shonkwiler
Hugh Miller
T. J. Callahan
Marion Farrow
Ralph Hendrick
James L. Fisk
G. W. O'Dell
O'Dell
Vv. G
Sotecest
PDE Erederereer and
Costin
E. Streut
North S! Square
Christian Church
H. B. Goug
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