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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1930

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Say Picture Post Cards From East To West In A Humorous Column

A lighthearted column notes perfect weather this week after a heatwave last week and humor about readers sending picture postcards. The writer recalls cards from friends in the East, a Harrisburg squirrel, and landmarks such as Indianapolis Soldiers and Sailors Monument Hershey plant and the Broadway Limited. A dancing master from New York sends a jab about fitness and a tale of a man finding his lost Waterbury watch after a trip.

Helen Emily Indianapolis Hershey Chocolate Co Hershey Broadway Limited Bill Capital Park Harrisburg

Green castle band to perform on courthouse lawn

The Greencastle band will give a regular concert on the court house lawn Thursday evening starting at o oclock. The program includes Shrine of Liberty march Jewell The Best Loved Southern Melodies Dream of Love brass quartet Lincoln Centennial march King Lear overture The U S Flotilla march Sure of Glory overture and other pieces by Blanchard Ambrose Russell and more.

Greencastle Band Court “House Lawn Shrine of Liberty Jewell Hayes Fillmore U. S. Flotilla Ambrose Sure of Glory Russell Independentia

Knights of Pythias to Picnic in Lafayette

Cloverdale lodge members travel by special train to the state Knights of Pythias picnic in Lafayette. The event takes place at the Pythian Home in the south area of the city. Members will ride from Cloverdale and Greencastle. no local lodge chapter exists here.

Knights of Pythias Lodge of Cloverdale Lafayette Pythian Greencastle

Stated Meeting at Temple Lodge No 47 This Week

Temple Lodge No 47 holds a stated meeting Wednesday at 7 20 pm led by W C Long Worshipful Master with BE E Caldwell serving as secretary attendees urged to attend and note agenda items for the evening.

Temple Lodge No. 47 W. C. Long W. M BE. E, Caldwell Sec

Crawfordsville Rotary Plans District Meet

Crawfordsville hosts the 20th district Rotary executive assembly on July 24 and 25 with about 200 officials from 58 Indiana clubs. Events include morning and afternoon business meetings, luncheons, a banquet at Crawfordsville Country Club, a golf tournament, and women’s entertainment for attending Rotarians and spouses. Notable attendees include State Senator William Hodges and Arthur Sapp, with headquarters at Crawford Hotel and sessions at the Masonic Temple.

Crawfordsville Rotary Club Country Club Rotary Indiana Crawfordsville Country Club Masonic Temple Crawford Hotel William Hodges Gary Arthur Sapp Tuntington Rotary International

Kiwanis Club Sets Regular Meeting at Noon

The Green Castle Kiwanis Club will meet Thursday at noon in the Christian Church. Joe Crosby and Milt Brown will lead the program and report on their Atlantic City trip to the International Convention noting major projects launched at the event.

Joe Crosby Milt Brown Greencastle Kiwanis Club Christian Church Atlantic City Kiwanis International

Two Men Fined After Alleged Driving Party in Greencastle

William Dodge and William Bundy were arraigned before Mayor W. L. Denman on charges from a Tuesday drinking party. Dodge received fines for public intoxication and driving while intoxicated with a suspended sentence of 30 days on the Indiana State Farm. Bundy was fined for public intoxication. Both men pleaded guilty and were released on bond.

William Dodge Indiana Putnamville Tresslar Five and Ten Cent Willian Bundy 1St Liberty Street W. L. Denman Dodge Wall Indiana State Farm Bundy

O Grady Plans Return to Greencastle After Chicago Postal Career

James J. O Grady, long time Chicago postal employee, plans retirement July 2 and hopes to move back to Greencastle. The Irish native lived in Greencastle as a youth, then Chicago for 36 years, with summer returns to Greencastle. He credits two former Greencastle residents, Larry Downs and Ed Gainor, with distinction and growth in postal circles.

Greencastle Ireland Chicago James J. O'Grady Sam O'Grady Jim Jim O'Grady Mrs. O'Grady Mr. O'Grady Utica New York Pat O'Grady Larry Downs Ed Gainor Washington National Mailmen's Organization

Mrs Turner Breaks Collar Bone After Car Exit

Mrs Andrew Turner of the north town section slipped while alighting from a car in front of her home Tuesday evening and broke a collar bone. She was taken to the hospital by Dr W M McGaughey where the bone was set and then returned home after a recent serious operation.

Andrew Turner W. M. McGaughey Turner

Smale Boy Injured By Bread Truck In Indiana Street

A seven year old, son of Mr and Mrs James Red Skimmerhorn, was hit by a Middy Bread truck in Terre Haute area while playing near home. He suffered scrapes and bruises with no broken bones after x rays. He was taken to Dr W M McGaneh ey's office. A Kroger truck driver, Metal Trout, had facial cuts after his truck left a ditch.

James Skimmerhorn Indiana Street Terre Haute W. M. McGanehey Bert Howard Metal Trout Kroger

County Auction Sale In Greencastle Planned

Vestal and Allen will inaugurate a County Auction Sale in Greencastle with sales slated for the first Saturday of each month. Items include stock tools machinery and furniture. The Greencastle city council debated whether Mr Kenap of the Belnap Hotel could be allowed to grow mustard as seed at the hotel rear. Harry Collins has returned from Texas after viewing some items.

Vestal and Allen Kenap Belnap Hotel Harry Collins Texas

Democrats Set Plans For State Conference Dates

R Earl Peters of Fort Wayne announced six regional Democratic conferences to launch campaign activity this fall. Meetings span Fort Wayne, South Bend, Lafayette, Indianapolis, New Albany, and Evansville with August dates. Emphasis will be on precinct organization and township candidate momentum statewide.

R. Earl Peters Fort Wayne South Bend Lafayette Indianapolis New Albany Andavansville Peters Marshall Williams Meters Amos R. Woods State Committee Thousand County Socal Indiannapolis

Footballers May Meet Cubs In Night Game

Five of Crawfordsville high school grid contests will be night games, Nolan Craver said. The home schedule for the Athenians will all be under floodlights, with Greencastle planning a night game on November 3 or 4 to close the CHOS season.

Crawfordsville High School Nolan Craver Greencastle

Laymen to Supply Church Pulpit During Pastor's Vacation

Lay members of the Presbyterian church will fill Sunday pulpit duties while the pastor is away. This plan, used for a second year, features speakers on listed dates: July 20 Dr. G. B. Manhart, July 27 Captain J. H. Comstock, August 1 Prof. M. H. Griffitts, August 10 G. E. Black.

Presbyterian Church G. B. Manhart J. H. Comstock M. H. Griffitts G. E. Black

County 4-H Clubs Picnic At Allendale Today

Putnam county 4-H club members attended a county picnic at Allendale from 10:30 a.m. to late afternoon with games and contests organized by the program committee. A short business session followed and officers for the August Junior Fair were elected.

County Allendale Putnam County

Postal Picnic at Allendale July 27

Postal employees and families in Putnam County plan the annual county postal picnic at Allendale on Sunday July 27. Speaker lineup includes Noble Johnson and the new district postal inspector. program features basket dinner songs and a discussion of postal laws. Rowedale postmaster Thene Coffman is association president. new officers will be elected.

Putnam County Allendale

Rebekah Lodge District 19 Meet In Fillmore Attendance Tops Two Hundred

More than two hundred Rebekah lodge members from district 19 attended the quarterly meeting in Fillmore with about forty from nearby towns. Mrs Minnie Barlow presided as business meetings announced the Fillmore lodge won the silver loving cup for best attendance gain. A school of instruction conducted by Mrs Mary I Mater preceded a supper and evening session. A Plainfield team conferred one new member and Danville lodge to host the October gathering. Attendees also mourned Lizzie Goulding with funeral attendees from Brazil Lafayette Brownstown and other locals.

Rebekah Lodges District 19 Fillmore Fillmore Lodge Crescent An deBehive Rebekah Lculne Minnie Barlow Plainfield Plainfield Lodge Greencastle Mary I. Mater State Assembly Danville Lodge

Fire devastates Pleasant Garden assets in early morning blaze

A fire starting in a garage basement destroyed Senter and McCullough garage Glenn Hessler barber shop Poor Holsapple general store gymnasium and a Pow and Nolsapple residence in Pleasant Garden southwest of Greencastle. Tom Harper residence saved. Only Fol Chew garage on south side remained. Fire raged before o clock. losses ran into thousands with partial insurance coverage. Local departments were unable to help. Brazil sent a chemical squad but it proved ineffective.

Pleasant Garden Greencastle Senter & McCullough Glenn Hessler Tom Harper Fol Chew Garage Reelsville Poe & Holsapple Brazil

Farm escapeer William Oppey sentenced but suspended

William Oppey, 42, arraigned Saturday on escape charges, pleaded guilty. He was released from Putnam county jail Tuesday, then brought before Judge James P. Hughes who sentenced him to 1105 years in Indiana State Prison at Michigan City but suspended the term.

James P. Hughes William Oppey Indiana Willian Oppey Pennl Farm Putnam County Michigan City

Weather and correction notes from Putnamville prison escape

The man had served his sentence but could not pay a fine and escaped from the Putnamville institution. He was captured by Warsaw authorities and returned to the Penal Farm. Weather tonight through Thursday is generally fair with slightly warmer conditions later. provenance cites Gilbert Snider.

Putnamville Institution Marion City Court Warsaw Putnam Day Gilbert Snider Penal Farm South

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