Heber Ellis Wins Golf Tournament
DePauw athletic manager records 87 strokes for 18 holes in a Friday contest. A six stroke handicap yields a net score of 81, securing top placement.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1914
Page
1
DePauw athletic manager records 87 strokes for 18 holes in a Friday contest. A six stroke handicap yields a net score of 81, securing top placement.
Heber Ellis the DePauw athletic manager won the Greencastle Golf Club second tournament at Observatory Links with an 18 hole gross of 87 and net 81 after a 6 stroke handicap. C Gillen finished second with 98 gross and 84 net while high winds reduced many players’ drives and scores. The club plans a tournament every two weeks this season.
Miss Vera Krofft dies suddenly at home in Ada Gaio and her funeral is set for Monday at 2 pm. A Greencastle High School 1914 graduate and Delta Theta Tau member, she was well known and greatly mourned by friends. Also note Greencastle Feds baseball team closer to final practice before Sunday game with Danville Browns in Danville.
Beginning next Sunday night and continuing to the last Sunday in August the evening services of College Avenue Church will be held at the Airdome. The change aims to cool buildings and attract new attendees with brief services, music, and a stirring sermon.
Tal mage Dillon former DePauw track captain saved Harold Ross from drowning at Lake Manitou in Rocherster Indiana. Dillon a Greencastle native and Old Gold track alum graduated from DePauw in 1914. He was elected to teach mathematics and science at the city high school next year and will supervise athletic teams.
At a special meeting the council refused Judge Clark’s compromise plan with the Water Works Co. and directed the water rates case to proceed. If the Utilities Commission imposes unfavorable rates, the city will appeal.
The Greencastle city council, city attorney, and mayor met Friday night and rejected any compromise with Water Works. The council argued the Utilities Commission controls rate setting. Water Works has petitioned for higher rates. If the commission approves high charges, the city plans to appeal to the courts.
Putnam County farmers anticipate a bumper corn crop after a week of good rains. Muscular optimism runs through the fields as growers report healthy stands and hopeful yields.
Farmers in Greencastle rejoice after a week of rain boosting prospects for a bumper corn crop. Upland corn appears promising with forecasts of around 100 bushels per acre for some fields, alongside a good wheat harvest and strong overall farm prospects.
Two local riders collided at the Jackson and Walnut corner while returning from Reelsville. Leora Elliott dodged in front of Harold Burks causing Burks to sprain a ankle and cut his palm. Elliott had only minor bruises. Both motorcycles were undamaged.
Reports from the Eel River camping party say fishing is ideal as Greencastle campers near the Lower Falls enjoy abundant catches. Locals note the river escaped rain impact. several campers return home while others plan a weeklong stay. Four oil wells near Irvine Kentucky, sunk by local men, will be shot Monday boosting oil value.
The writer rebuts claims of double offices by Democrats and highlights two Republican councilmen Roy Abrams and Elmer Crawley. It notes Abrams also serves on the Forest Hill Cemetery Board earning 878 annually, urging disclosure of all double office holders in Green Castle.
Dr W W Book from the State Superintendent office will visit Greencastle on Monday to meet Putnam County township trustees about teaching domestic science in county schools. The proposal envisions a township supervisor and one domestic science teacher serving each township, splitting time between schools.
James A. Houck of the state board of tax commissioners hosted young relatives from another state. A five year old boy challenged politics with a quick reply saying he is an American after being asked if he was a Republican, in Indianapolis News.
Harold Burks will go to Indianapolis Monday to begin a position with the Pathfinder Automobile factory after securing the job several days ago. The move places Burks in a manufacturing role with the company in Indianapolis.
Sunday morning services in the Martha Washington tea rooms with a lesson titled Life. Wednesday evening services at 8 o'clock with Miss Grace Allen as first reader. The public is invited to attend.
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