Personal items cross the city in busy day of visits
Numerous residents and visitors are noted in Greencastle area movements including J. L. Hamilton in Coatesville H. L. Betzner in Clayton and T. Pickett of Reelsville on business. Many travelers, arrangements, and family visits are recorded through the day with several relocations to Kokomo, Indianapolis, Madison, Thorntown, and Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Pickett
Reelsville
Gordon Prevo
Indianapolis
Isaac Peck
E. B. Taylor
A. & C. Stone Co
F. C. Tilden
Madison
Ind
John Hampe
Helen
Terre Haute
Herman Huffman
Indiana Street
Frank Green
Peoria
Ill
Green
Greencastle
Frank Donner
O. F. Overstreet
W. W. Tucker
Bertha
Daniel Rowland
William Rowland
South Greencastle
Marriage Licenses Granted for Higgins and Frazier
Martin Higgins and Lizzie Frazier, both residents of Greencastle, were issued marriage licenses in the latest local civil records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Higgins and
Lizzie Frazier
Greencastle
Water cure hailed as superior treatment for insanity
Mendota Wis Dr Charles Goret superintendent of the Wisconsin State Hospital for the Insane says six years of hydrotherapy with heat and water baths is more effective than drugs and restraints. He cites extensive apparatus and patient relief with the water method and notes its growing adoption in hospitals and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendota
Wis
Charles Goret
Wisconsin State Hospital For the
Goret
Kitter
Nature
F. P. Clark
California State Hospital
Washington
Germany
Real Estate Transfers and Obituary Notice
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. 2 to 4 G. H. Williamson to R. L. Browning, lot in Commercial place 30 Obituary. Ezekiel Moore, our deceased husband, father and brother, born January 25 1848 in Boone County Indiana, died July 7 1914 in Putnam County aged 66 years 6 months 12 days. He married Mary Frances Williams July 4 1875. He leaves wife Alice Goddard and children James E William E Willis. brothers John William George Moore of Lebanon. seven grandchildren and other relatives mourn his loss. Weep not for those at rest. His spirit smiles from that bright shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezekiel Moore
Boone County
Indiana
Mary Frances Williams
Putnam County
Ezekiel
Alice Goddard
James E
William E
Kiveen Castle
Willis
John
William
George Moore
Lebanon
Ind
Ilton Stock Emerges as Likely Starter on Infield
Ilton Stock has been looked over each spring by McGraw for years but may finally win a full season role. Schaf er’s desertion leaves an infield hole hard to fill, with Stock the leading candidate among recruits. Snodgrass or Grant may also compete for the spot. Stock batted .281 with 43 stolen bases for Mobile last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ILTON
McGraw
Schafer
Stock
Snodgrass
Grant
Mobile
Indiana Crops Report Links Rainfall to Yields
The Bureau of Crop Estimates reports uneven Indiana rainfall, with wheat and corn up above averages while oats barley potatoes and other crops lag. Wheat up by 2 100 000 bushels and corn by 6 333 000 bushels, due to moisture benefiting only the main crops while drought affected short maturing varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States Weather Bureau
Valuable pin found in Terre Haute pawn shop
A diamond stick pin stolen from Emory Wass of Indiana State Normal School in Terre Haute was recovered by police in a local pawn shop Thursday morning. The room was entered Wednesday during classes and $15 in cash disappeared. Wass valued the pin at $20 and no arrests were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Wass
Indiana State Normal School
Terre Haute
John Wass
Sherman Stiles
Kiser-Endicott
Roachdale
John Cross
Brazil
Harry Maxwell
North Jackson Street
Wass
Young Wass
Union League Elect Officers For Ensuing Year
Section One of the Union League of the Christian Church met at Mrs. James Pierce's home on West Franklin Street and elected its officers for the year. President Mrs Jacob Knauer Vice President Mrs A M Hootman Secretary Miss Mary Woodrum Treasurer Mrs James Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union League of the Christian Church of
James Pierce
West Franklin Street
Union League
Jacob Knauer
A. M. Hootman
Mary Woodrum
Funeral services held for Samuel Hunt in Crawfordsville
Elder C. L. Airhart returned home from Crawfordsville this morning after being called Thursday to conduct the funeral services of Samuel Hunt of that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Airhart
Crawfordsville
Samuel Hunt
That City
Lecturer Labels No Bad Boy as Normal Type
Dr M P Grossmann educational director argues that the boy who never is bad represents the abnormal and should be studied. In a Western High School lecture he described methods for handling imbeciles primitives and prodigies and said most incorrigible children can be made corrigible when roots are addressed with intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M. P. Grossmann
National Association For the Study of Education
Western High School
Dev
Grossteann
Chautauqua Addresses and Concerts Planned by Dr Henry
Dr George A Henry of Oxford Ohio has arranged a Sunday program featuring two chautauqua addresses. Special musical organizations will give concerts in both afternoon and evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Henry
Oxford
Ohio
Chautauqua Opens With Change to Sunday Program
The Sunday chautauqua program opens after local committee and management agree on a change from William Lloyd Davis to Dr. Henry of an Oxford church. The afternoon and evening feature music by Price Concert Co. and Amphion Male Quartet Detroit, with season tickets surpassing 600 and aiming for 700. Thomas McClary and University Players perform, McClary delivering The Heart of the Nation and The Mission of Truth. A fireworks event ends with Paul Jones sustaining an eye injury from a snake firework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lloyd Davis
Davis
Henry
Oxford
Price Concert Co
Amphion Male Quartette
Detroit
Thomas McClary
University Players
Greencastle
University
McClary
MccClary
Mr. Kunz
Paul Kunz
Paul Jones
Herma Beck
Lebanon
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. L. Hamilton
Coatesville
H. L. Betzner
Clayton
Mrs. J. B. Nelson
Kokomo
Charles Rockwell
Cloverdale
George Ruark
Earl Lisby
Filmore
Elizabeth Smiley
Lee McKee
Chauncey Cooper
Morton
Elijah Wallace
Eugene Hamrick
Carroll Connerly
Judson
John Leonard
Augusta Glidewell
North
Madison Street
EB. Kendall
Thorntown
J. S. Miller
James Swift
Putnamville
Frank Wheeler
Albert O. Lockridge
Martinsville Springs
Bert DeWitt Beck
Mill Grove
W. D. Brumley
Miss Gertrude
Shelbyville
Laura King
Elmer King
King
Theodore Cox
Hume
Ella Watson
Limedale
Miss la Verne
Watson
Cox
Woman's Hall
William Sutherlin
Bill
Matt Higgins
Mart
Miss Pearl Newgent
Higgins
Albert Huffman
Wisconsin
Ed Shorr
Huffman
Wisconsin State Hospital
G. H. Williamson
R. L. Browning
Milton Stock
S. Bulletin
Ners
South Indiana Street
James L. Hamilton Piano Company
Greencastle, Indiana
Mrs. Lee Newgent
West Washington Street
Palmer
Prank Wheeler
J. D. Torr
Rudy
Hanna Street
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