Local Notables Visitations and Appointments Around Greencastle
Emmett Burkhalter of Robinson Illinois visits relatives in town while Jesse Toney of Jefferson attends friends in Greencastle. Henry Krehl of Greencastle and Eugene Toney with his children visit relatives. Mrs. Hazelett is ill at home. Charles Allen remains seriously ill. Phylis Jean Pearman born to Floyd and Lucille Pearman, formerly Knauer. Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Lawton visit Shamel family. Cammacks return from Virginia trip. Indiana Bar Association convenes with five hundred members. banquet sets tone. Dr Eugene Hawkins of Greencastle named department surgeon for the United Spanish War Veterans Indiana department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Knauer
Gary
Phylis Jean
Floyd Pearman
Pearman
Lucille Knauer
Greencastle
Eugene Hawkins
United Spanish War Veterans
Department of
Indiana
Fred Loetterick
Evansville
Hawkin
Senate tide in treaty vote tests quorum
The article notes the public interest clash over publishing documents and describes the Senate’s ratification process. Administration leaders say they have enough pledges, but they must maintain a quorum. Initial attendance was 55, then 50, with 40 voting yes yesterday and one more absence risking halt to proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Banker's Son Faces Death Or Indictment
Roderic Meakle, son of a Paterson banker, lies near death in a Paterson hospital after a gunshot wound tied to a death pact that killed his German immigrant girlfriend Jenny Brauer. Police say he faces possible indictment for murder as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Roderic Meakle
Jenny Brauer
Meakle
Fire Sweeps Connerville Wiping Out Several Businesses
A large fire in Connersville Indiana destroyed the Lincoln Manufacturing Plant and damaged several properties. Four businesses were hit and about 100000 dollars in damage was reported. John C. Moore, Lincoln Company engineer, was overcome by smoke and rescued by firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Manufacturing Company
W. H. Sheery
Now Son
American Securities Company
Hhye Sherry
John C. Moore
Lincoln Company
Three Burned to Death in Auto Crash Near Schneiders
A car crashed into a bridge one mile north of Schneider, Indiana, burst into flames, killing Mrs H McAleer 42 of Irving Kentucky, Miss Patricia Hoffman 20 of Lyons Hill, and Harry Horn 21, son of Mrs McAleer. They were en route from Chicago to Irving. witnesses said the car overturned after striking the bridge and gasoline exploded. Horn and Miss Hoffman were to marry soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider
Ind
INS
Here
Mra
H. McAleer
Irving
Patricia Hoffman
Lyons
Hill
Harry Horn
McAleer
Chicago
Horn
Miss Hoffman
Lost ad inquiry at every door in town advert cost noted
A terse notice urges placing a lost ads telephone call to the office. It describes a want ad as an inquiry at every door in town and notes the cost as trifling.
Funeral Services For Cloverdale Woman Today
Mrs. Ralph Denny of Cloverdale died of heart disease after a three day illness. Funeral services were held at her Cloverdale home at 2 30 P M with Rev. D H Nixon presiding. Burial followed in Cloverdale cemetery. She was a millinery businesswoman and widow of Harry Denny. She is survived by three stepchildren Aly Denny and Charles Denny of Cloverdale and Mrs W J Allee of Greencastle and a cousin Mrs Fannie Dobbs of Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Denny
Cloverdale
D. H. Nixon
Aly Denny
Charles Denny
W. J. Allee
Greencastle
Fannie Dobbs
Florida
Committed murder shocks a quiet town in brief
Report notes a murder case in a small town with limited details. Authorities are investigating while residents react to the violent event and its impact on local life. No names or exact locations provided in the fragment.
Feasting at Camp Knox for Citizens Military Training Camp
The article notes heavy provisioning for Camp Knox C M T C with two tons of watermelons for dessert and 600 pounds of chicken. A sample breakfast feeds 1450 students with large quantities of apples cornflakes milk eggs bacon bread ice cream cakes and lemons. Supper includes cottage cheese bread butter cold meats and potato salad. Two trucks supply mess halls with an estimated daily running cost of 1006 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Military Training Camp
Camp Knox
Harold Haney
Livestock prices steady at Indianapolis market
Hogs 5 500, steady with 160 225 lbs at 9.65 9.75 dollars and 275 325 lbs at 9.25 9.50. Cattle 900, calves 600, steady with good and choice cattle 12 12.50 and cows 5.50 7.59. Sheep 1 400 lambs higher with good and choice 10 11, unsorted 8.50 9.50, common down to 36. Packing sows 7.75 3.50.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ste
For Rent and Sale Notices from Greencastle Herald
Multiple classifieds list for rent on east Seminary street with 6 room modern house and several apartments. apples variety Yellow Transparents promoted by R. A. Ogg. Thoroughbred Hereford cattle for sale from George W. Taylor. request for a rubber tired baby carriage wheel for a crippled child. additional rental space at 110 E. Poplar St with phone 744-L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Seminary Street
Inquire Herald Office
Herald Office
Putnam County Teachers Married in Single Ring Ceremony
Miss Dovibel Wright and Dora G Prichard united in marriage in a single ring ceremony read by Rev H A Sherrill at his Bloomington street home. The couple, both graduates of Indiana State Normal, will reside on a farm south of Belle Union. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Gilbert Prichard and Mr and Mrs Dennis Wright. The Prichards are connected to Belle Union High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Sherrill
Bloomington Street
Dovibel Wright
G. W Wright
Cloverdale
Dora G Prichard
C. L. Prichard
Belle Union
Sherrill
Gilbert Prichard
Dennis Wright
Danville
Prichard
Indiana State Normal
Terre Haute
Concert Tonight by Greencastle Band on Courthouse Lawn
The Greencastle band offers the fourth summer concert Thursday at 8 pm on the courthouse lawn with a full program. A prior Moonlit golf course show drew a large crowd and the new bill includes marches and overtures such as The Billboard March and Under the Double Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Greencastle
John N. Klohy
Fred Jewel
Gold Medal Colt Club Organized in County
A Gold Medal Colt Club will be organized in the county during July. The Indiana Livestock Breeders Association will award medals to any Indiana resident who develops one or more colts foaled in 1930 and weighs 650 pounds within one year of nomination. Members of the association or those joining in 1991 are eligible to enroll. interested persons with a colt should contact the County Agent for nomination and weighing for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Livestock Breeders Association
Indiana
The
Livestock Breeders Association
Hoosier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmett Burkhalter
Robinson Ill
Jesse Toney
Jefferson
Henry Krehl
Eugene Toney
Jeffersonville
Mr. Toney
Mrs
Charles Toney
S. A. Hazelett
Washington Street Road
Charles Allen
Anderson Street
Ralph Hunter
Mariam Jane
Edgar Shamel
North
Madison Street
R. A. Lawton
Hunter
Tressa Brewer
J. O. Cammack
W R. Cammack
Waterloo
Iowa
Tazewell
Virginia
Mr. Cammack
G. A Pobst
Mr. Pobst
Pobst
Eileen Cammack
C. C. Gillen
Bloomington
Indiana Bar Association
Masonic Temple
Brown County
Spanish Room
Alamo Building
the Rainbow Beauty Salon
GOLNA
Washington
Where Coolidge
George Washington
Mount Rushmore
Keystone
Black Hills
South Dakota
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
United States
Gutzon Borglum
National Business and Professional Women's Clubs
J. K. Bowman
Richmond
Lena M. Phillips
Charl O. Williams
Washington, D. C
Connerville
Connersville
US News
Herald
Indiana Loan Co
R. A. Ogg
Hereford
George W. Taylor
E. Poplar St
Putnamville
Putnam County
Ella Mahanna
Anna Boice
Business and Professional Women's Club
Allendale
S. C. C. Club
Allendale Springs
Harrett Campbell
Frankfort
E. B. Evans
Metta McCoy
Osborne Reunion
Osborne
James Akers
Reelsville
Emma Stigler
William the Conqueror
England
Ted Kauble
Harvey Monnett
Robert
Paul Aker
Eugene
Hiram Callender
Veronica Club
Tueday
Anna Ruth Neir
Mary Frances Carson
Heroes of the Argonne
W. Grith
W. L. Skagg
Greater
Purdue
Paul Emrick
Washington State
Frank G. Young
Ieee
J. FP. Wagner
B. G. McFall
Walter Esberge
DeMolay Commandery
R. B. Hall
Colt Club
Mullins Drug Store
General Electric
Moore Electric
S. Jackson Street
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