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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1921

Page

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Severe heat siege broken in Greencastle with 91 degrees

The Greencastle area ended a severe heat siege as temperatures reached 91 F on Thursday while 7 am readings Friday showed 76 F. Records note one hundred degree days earlier in the week and a cooler trend by Friday noon with 84 F at the zenith. Rainfall remains deficient in Indiana at 0.02 inches since January 1, total 19.92 inches for the year. Local creek near Big Walnut rose a foot and turned muddy after recent rains. A cool breeze and clouds offered no rain, with forecasts predicting dry conditions for the next day.

Greencastle J. P. Allen, Jr Allen Indiana Big Walnut Creek

Funeral for Fern Sears Set in Indiana Home Saturday

Funeral services for Fern Eloise Sears two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Sears will be held at 2 PM Saturday at the home on North Indiana Street with Rev C A Hodshire of Waitsburg Washington conducting. Interment will be in Forest Hill Cemetery. She died Thursday morning at her Indianapolis home after a two week illness. She is survived by her parents grandparents and other relatives.

Fern Eloise Sears Frank Sears Indianapolis Joe Sears Indiana Street C. A. Hodshire Waitsburg Washington Forest Hill Cemetery Sears Adam Street Grencastle Jennie Fisher Lydia Walls

Basket Dinner Baptism and Services at Deer Creek Bridge

Maple Heights Church invites members and friends to services and baptisms next Sunday July 10 at Deer Creek Bridge south of Greencastle. A basket dinner follows and Sunday school attendees meet at 10 30 at Maple Heights Church. Hay ride option offered at minimal cost led by Grace Black pastor assisted by Rev LD Dodd.

Maple Heights Deer Creek Bridge Greencastle Grace Black LD. Dodd

Ford Plant Sets One Month Production Record in June

Ford Motor Company plants in Detroit and 22 others nationwide produced 108 962 cars and trucks in June, a new monthly high. July output is forecast at 109 000 units, about 4 360 daily for 25 days, equating to 545 units per hour and one vehicle every 61 2/3 seconds.

Ford Motor Company Detroit Ford

Real Estate Transfers Listed for Several Townships

Charles Allen transfers property in Greencastle to J Elmer Wells for 5000 dollars. E William Spray transfers land in Floyd township to Finton Crull for 1 dollar. F Joseph Morphew transfers land in Jackson township to Otha C Oak ley for 1820 dollars. Joseph F Morphew transfers land in Jackson township to Ross Morphew for 3480 dollars. Charles F Rice to B F Myers transfers land in Franklin township for 1000 dollars.

Charles Allen J. Elmer Wells Greencastle E. William Spray Finton Crull Floyd Township Joseph Morphew Otha C .Oakley Jackson Township Joseph F. Morphew Ross Morphew Charles F. Rice B. F. Myers Franklin Township

Rotary Picnic for Boys Draws Neighbors and Helpers

Rotarians set a free picnic for boys aged 8 to 15 on Wednesday July 13 at 6 15 p m with ice cream and games. Boys must report to a committee by Tuesday noon July 11 and notify Frank Stevens Chas Moffett or C W Otis to join. Trucks depart at 6 15 p m from east Washington and Vine street and return around dark.

Rotary East Washington Vine Street Rotarians Frank Stevens 10 Cent Chas. Moffett Brown & Moffett South Side Square C. W. Otis

Courage of Officers Saves Crew As Blimp C-8 Burns

Norfolk report credits Lieuts. B. N. Johnson and C. C. Atwood with saving all six aboard the C-8 dirigible when a fire broke out 400 feet above Hampton Roads. The airship exploded after landing. crew escape unharmed aside from burns. Johnson fought flames near the fuel tank despite a fractured wrist while Atwood piloted the landing through flames. Also burned were DR Russell the official photographer H M Lemsky chief machinist and two other machinists.

Norfolk B. N. Johnson C. C. Atwood Naval Air Station Hampton Roads Lieut. Johnson Lieut Atwood D_ R_ Russell H. M. Lemsky

Funeral of Susie Hopwood Planned for Sunday

The funeral of Miss Susie Hopwood will be held at 3 o clock next Sunday afternoon in the Christian Church. Rev A M Hootman and Rev Levj Marshall will conduct the services. Interment will be in Forest Hill cemetery. Miss Hopwood died July 3 in Long Beach California.

Susie Hopwood Christian Church A. M. Hootman Levj Marshall Forest Hill Cemetery Miss Hopwood Long Beach California

Wedding Announcement for Bill Tway and Unknown Bride

Friends in Greencastle learn that former DePauw athlete Bill Tway and his wife reside at 1926 Cheyenne Boulevard in Colorado Springs. The message offers no details about the bride, leaving the identity of his wife undisclosed.

William Tway Cheyenne Blvd Colorado Springs Col Bill Tway DePauw University Greencastle Bill

Age of Trees in Europe and Ancient Claims

A discussion of ancient trees in Europe highlights the Cos island plane touted at 2000 years, while evidence from Germany suggests no tree can be proven older than 500 years. The piece notes growth rings as age evidence and warns against relying on vague or anecdotal records for historic trees. It cites the Rufme Stone in the New Forest as an example of misattributed age due to replacement and decay.

Europe Aegean Sland Cos Dean Farrar St. Luke St. Paul London Globe Caphyae Arcadia Pausanias Constantinople German Forestry Department Germany New Forest William Rufus

Golfers to Face Crawfordsville Team Match

Greencastle golfers headed by Andrew Hanna of the Greencastle Country Club traveled to Crawfordsville today to play a match with members of the Crawfordsville Country Club. The trip list includes Richard Taylor E B Taylor Fred Hixon Heber Ellis SC Sayers A B Hanna Wallace Welch Charles Mc Gaughey Cleve Thomas C C Gillen A G Brown Harold Stoner Frank Bittles Reese Matson Earl Harris Millard Hootman Glenn Lyons William Koehler Pete Stringer George Christie.

Andrew Hanna Greencastle Country Club Greencastle Crawfordsville Crawfordsville Country Club Richard Taylor E. B Taylor Fred Hixon Heber Ellis SC. Sayers A. B. Hanna Wallace Welch Charles McGaughey Cleve Thomas C. C Gillen A. G Brown Harold Stoner Frank Bittles Reese Matson Earl Harris Millard Hootman Glenn Lyons Wiliam Koehler Pete Stringer George Christie

National road work bids opened in Indiana

The State Highway Commission invites bids to improve the National road from Manhattan to beyond Mt. Meridian with a concrete section completed to Stilesville. Bids will be let Tuesday July 2 at the State Highway Director’s Indianapolis office for work to finish by fall 1922.

State Highway Commission Manhattan Mt. Meridian Stilesville Indianapolis

Banks Held Up by Six Bandits In Ashtabula Robbery

Six bandits robbed the Marine National Bank in Ashtabula of about 6000 at noon and escaped. Police and volunteers hunted by boat and air, with a gangboat the Merry G believed involved. A girl clerk’s quick alarm aided the escape, and a pistol shot wounded Officer Shannon.

Ashtabula Cleveland Lake Erie Marine National Bank Ninevah Beach Here Merry G Howard Staley Cleveland Yacht Club Rocky River Geneva Staley Patrick Shannon R. C. Eldred Fairport Ashtpbula

Death Car Brought to Tyrells Garage for Viewing

The Monroe touring car involved in the fatal Tuesday night crash on the National road at Billtown, driven by Harry Quigg of Greencastle, has been hauled to Tyrell garage on West National avenue. The vehicle shows extensive damage with the chassis and wreckage left after a heavy cable strike, killing Quigg and Mrs. William H. Perkins of Indianapolis.

Monroe National Road Billtown Harry Quigg Greencastle Quigg William H. Perkins Indianapolis Tyrell West National Avenue Brazil

Democrats Discussing a Candidate for Mayor

With Dallas Pickett withdrawn from the Democratic ticket the party weighs a successor. Theodore Boes ex sheriff emerges as a leading potential candidate supported by many. the City Committee must fill the vacancy. Mrs. Mike Wolf has filed a declaration of candidacy and seeks committee support.

Dallas Pickett Theodore Boes Boes Democratic City Committee Mike Wolf Wolf Woolf

Elks Lodge 1077 Meeting Notices

Elks Greencastle Lodge No 1077 will meet Friday at 7 15 PM to visit the residence of Brother Harry Quigg E E Caldwell secretary Al Beemer was in Indianapolis today on business.

Greencastle Lodge Harry Quigg E. E_ Caldwell Seey al Beemer Indianapolis

Local Resident T J Nixon Visits Greencastle on Business

Miss Fern O Hair of the O Hair family is critically ill at home with her parents in Greencastle. T J Nixon of Cloverdale was in Greencastle today on business.

T. J. Nixon Cloverdale Greencastle

Masonic Notice for Funeral of Brother Harry Quigg

Called meeting of Temple Lodge No 47 I A M Saturday at 9 30 sharp for the funeral of Brother Harry Quigg A bk Durham W M E E Caldwell Secy

Meeting Temple Lodge Harry Quigg A. Bk Durham

Local Wool Shipment Plans Stir Greencastle Area

Mrs William Carroll and daughter Miss Settie join Mr and Mrs Frank Cannon as guests in Plymout h while Miss Helen Black visits Rushville. One hundred fifty wool sacks arrived in Greencastle Friday and with 125 received a month ago will likely cover all Putnam county wool. The shipping date is undecided though two car loads are anticipated. some growers have stored wool in Greencastle awaiting shipment.

William Carroll Settie Bob Plymouth Helen Black Rushvile Frank Cannon Greencastle Putnam County

O'Daniels Plan Weekend Visit to Indianapolis

Mr. and Mrs. A. V. O'Daniel and grandchildren Eileen and Richard will drive to Indianapolis Saturday to visit relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Racops and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Ritter. They return to Green Castle Monday afternoon.

A. V. O’daniel Eileen Richard O'Daniel Indianapolis Frank Racops Dwight Ritter Greencastle Edgar O’daniel New York Edgar O'Daniel U. V. O'aniel

Professor Nichols Spanish class to picnic at Wildwood

Twenty students from DePauw under Professor E B Nichols will depart at 6 15 AM Saturday for Wildwood for an early morning picnic and swim. They will return by 9 30 AM to attend other classes after meeting six days a week from 7 30 to 9 30. Nichols will accompany the group due to their diligent study.

E. B. Nichols DePauw Wildwood Nichols

Skimmerhorn Arrested for Theft of Tires

Local taxi driver Red Skimmerhorn was arrested on Thursday after confessing to stealing two automobile tires from cars at the show lot near the circus. Police identified one tire by serial number and recovered it from a straw stack west of town. Skimmerhorn wa s released on recognizance and will appear before Judge Hughes.

Red Skimmerhorn Dr. W. D. James Robert Allen Marshall O'Hair Vandalia Skimmerhorn Hughes

Funeral of Harry Quigg Held at Home Saturday Morning

Funeral services for Harry Quigg were held at 10 o clock Saturday in his home on South Indiana Street. Rev H C Clippinger of Locust Street Church conducted the service. Temple Lodge No 47 Masons performed at the grave with interment in Forest Hill Cemetery. Relatives from Harrisburg Illinois Hutcheson Kansas Indianapolis attended. one sister Mary Lee Mitchell and sister Rose Butler were noted as ill or unable to attend.

Harry Quigg Indiana Street H. C. Clippinger Locust Street Temple Lodge No. 47 Masons Forest Hill Cemetery Greencastle US Prout Harrisburg Illinois D. C. Mitchell Hutcheson Kansas Margaret Quigg Walter H. Perkins Indianapolis Rose Butler Chicago Mary Lee Mitchell Laura Harris

Durable Cement to Face Everlasting Zinc in Sunday Ball Game

The first game of the industrial baseball series between Indiana Portland Cement Company and American Zinc Products Company will be at 2:30 Sunday at the Cement Mill ball park. Both teams are in good shape as “Durable Cement” meets “Everlasting Zinc” in a sunny afternoon clash.

Indiana Portland Cement Company American Zinc Products Company America P. C Ty Cobb Limedale

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Fern Sears B. P.O ELKS Miss Fern O'Hair Mrs. Henry O'Hair W. D James
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