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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1928

Page

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SAY It Probably is a Serious Crime to Criticize Court

Charles J. Arnold argues Edward S. Shumaker delays serving a contempt sentence after appealing a state supreme court ruling. He notes Shumaker campaigned against liquor law violators and used the anti saloon league politically yet avoids punishment. Arnold questions the martyr posture and warns of similar consequences for violators.

State Supreme Court Edward S. Shumaker Indiana Anti-Saloon League State Farm Supreme Court Shumaker

Mispronounced word sparks heated correction and example

The speaker recounts mispronouncing a term and provoking a strong reaction. He is told the correct pronunciation is bod a cially with the accent on the a and the meaning is just all over. An example given is I am bad A cially hot.

Bodacially Word Stuns Terre Haute Letter Scene

A July 24 1928 letter from Henry W Moore in Terre Haute Indiana to Chas J ArnoldGreencastle Indiana praises a gardener poet and recounts a humorous tale about wealth after death. It introduces the novel word bodacially as a broad concept coined by Frank Wallace a county school supervisor turned publisher.

Henry Terre Haute Trust Terre Haute Indiana

Penney Company Set to Open Local Store on Sept 6

The J. C. Penney Company announces a new store in this city to open September 6 with C. D. Chapman as operating manager arriving August 15. The store will be Penney’s 976th unit, featuring full women’s and men’s apparel, footwear, home goods, and display-focused interiors. Penney’s last year sales exceeded 151 million dollars with a yearly goal of 190 million. Also noted is Walter Parrish, a Greencastle man, charged with a statutory offense, likely to go to trial early next week. he is the county jail’s sole prisoner.

J. C. Penney Company C. D. Chapman Chapman Bedford J. C. Penney Co Walter Parrish South Greencastle Parrish

City plans to extend police power and regulate trucking

City Attorney to draft two ordinances giving Greencastle police authority four miles outside the city and to regulate trucking within the city. Mayor McGaughey urged action while D B Johnson voiced support and proposed printing a pamphlet of all city ordinances and funding via a collection.

Greencastle Charles McGaughey General Assembly DePauw D. B. Johnson Johnson

Morrison to Coach Inn at Montclair State Teachers College

J. W. Guy Morrison, former Bloomington IL high school athletic director and Evansville baseball pitcher, now with the Boston Braves, has signed to direct athletics at Montclair State Teachers College for the coming year. Morrison previously coached at DePauw University and is well known in Greencastle.

W. Guy Morrison Bloomington, Ill Evansville Boston Braves State Teachers’ College Montclair N. J Morrison DePauw University Greencastle

Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy With Mild Lake Effects

Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Slightly cooler tonight and slightly warmer Thursday, with lake effect conditions along Lake Michigan keeping temperatures modest.

Lake Michigan

Chautauqua Head Fails to Attend Crucial Meeting

Directors and guarantors of the Greencastle Chautauqua Association debated the summer program after J Oscar Hall failed to attend a Tuesday Court House meeting. Hall, manager and president of the Loar Independent Chautauqua, had called the session to decide the event’s fate. Several directors and guarantors attended, but Hall did not appear.

E. Oscar Hall Greencastle Chautauqua Association Greencastle Chautauqua Association Chautauqua J. Oscar Hall Loar Independent Court House Hall

Cemetery Financials at Forest Hill Reported

Forest Hill Cemetery ended the fiscal year May 31 1928 with 9281 44 on hand per a city council report by A B Hanna of the cemetery board. Receipts totaled 11942 87 and disbursements 2710 93 leaving a balance of 9251 44.

Forest Hill Cemetery A. B. Hanna Cemetery Board

Groesbeck Youth Suffers Head Injury After Colt Kick

In GreensCastle 20 years ago a Browning family child, nine year old Robert Browning, sustained a severe cut to his forehead from a colt while living east of town. New store owners Quigg and Cook took charge of Evans grocery today. Effrey Voliva visits Veedersburg briefly. Donald McLean and Elmer Vancleave travel to Eel River Falls for a week.

Robert Robert Browning Quigg and Cook Evan's Donald McLean Elmer Vancleave Eel River Falls

Defective Motor Ends Ocean Hop Attempt

Lieut. Paris aborts trans Atlantic flight after a defective motor forced a landing in the harbor at Horta Azores. A French warship will take the seaplane aboard and the plane will be returned to France for a new motor installation with a possible summer restart. The Frigate had departed Brest, reached Horta, and the airmen were repairing the damaged engine when ordered to discontinue.

Paris INS Paulin Paris Horta Azores New York Ministry of Marine Seint France Lieut Brest

Tucker Reelected to Greencastle School Board Two-Year Term

Dr. C. C. Tucker was re elected to the Greencastle City and Township Consolidated School Board for a two year term beginning August 1 by the city council in regular session Tuesday evening. Four councilmen voted for Tucker while one ballot was blank. Other board members are Harry Collins and Paul Albin.

C. C. Tucker Greencastle City and Township Indiana W. P. Sackett Tucker Harry Collins Paul Albin

Fire damages Allison building in Spencer Indiana

A fire caused by a defective electrical conduit damaged the Allison building in Spencer at 9 am. About 5000 dollars in damage occurred mainly from water soaking the Allison dry goods room. Wilbur Allison’s closing out sale was disrupted and Earl Jarvis’s Spencerian Sandwich Shop will close for several days until a new ceiling is installed.

Spencer Ind Allison Spencer Volunteer Fire Department Wilbur Allison Earl Jarvis Jarvis

Primitive Baptists Gather Sunday at Forest Park

An all day basket meeting is planned next Sunday at Forest Park by the Primitive Baptist Church. Members and friends are invited to bring baskets and join the reunion with Elder Gill from Tennessee and Elders Shultz and Blaker from Indiana to give addresses.

Forest Park Primitive Baptist Church Tennessee Gill Greencastle Shultz and Blaker Indiana Brazil

Water Works Demands Back Payment From City

Greencastle City Hall heard a demand for 4132.90 from Greencastle Water Works for six months of overdue payments. Water president Charles A. Edwards said borrowings funded operations and urged prompt settlement. Council split between funding now or in next year’s budget, ultimately voting to pay as much as possible within current appropriation.

Greencastle Greencastle Water Works Company Water Company Gwin Ensign Charles A. Edwards Edwards Charles McGaughey

Group Five Outing At Greencastle Draws Rotarian Guests

More than 300 Rotarians and families from Indianapolis Lafayette Frankfort Crawfordsville Lebanon Sheridan and Terre Haute are expected at the Group Five Outing in Greencastle. Activities include golf at the Country Club and Northwood for men and bridge and music for women with lunch at the Country Club and dinner at DePauw University Longden Hall. Noted attendees include Governor Worth P. Pepple Frank McNutt and William Henkle.

Indianapolis Lafayette Frankfort Crawfordsville Lebanon Sheridan Terre Haute Greencastle Rotary Club Country Club Northwood Longden Hall DePauw University Worth W. Pepple Michigan City Frank McNutt New Group Five William Henkle

Delta Upsilon Granted Permit to Build New Fraternity House

At a regular council meeting Delta Upsilon received a permit to construct a new fraternity home on east Seminary street valued at 80000 dollars. W R Heath is the contractor and George Schoen Jr signed the permit petition. The Towers, former DePauw president residence, will be replaced as the chapter house in the near future.

Delta Upsilon East Seminary Street W. R. Heath George Schoen, Jr DePauw

Death of Mrs Lawrence Smith in Coatesville

Mrs Lawrence Smith of Coatesville died at her home Tuesday night after a stroke of paralysis. She was about 65, survived by her husband, two children Charles Christie and Lona, two sisters Miss Tona Mason and Mrs Beck. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday at the Coatesville M E Church. Burial in Coatesville.

Lawrence Smith Coatesville Charles Christie Lona Tona Mason Beck Indianapolis M. E

Funeral services held today for Samuel Johnston

Funeral services for Samuel Johnston, found dead in bed at his son Marion Johnston’s home, were held Wednesday at Brick Chapel Church at 2 30 in the afternoon with Rev Chanman presiding. Burial followed in Brick Chapel Cemetery. Pall-bearers were Ray O Hair Oscar O Hair Thomas Hollett James Allen Edward Eitelforge and Marion Farrow.

Samuel Johnston Marion Johnston Brick Chapel Chanman Ray O’hair Oscar O'Hair Thomas Hollett James Allen Edward Eitelforge Marion Farrow

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charles J. Arnold Chas. J. Arnold Charlie Henry W. Moore Frank Wallace Frank P. S Penney Company Charles M’gaughey Dr. Work Roy D. West Chicago President Coolidge Interior Hubert Work Herbert Hoover Ign Effrey Voliva Veedersburg Primitive Baptists Water Works CO W. E. Pickens College Avenue Big Four Railroad Northwood Gulf Course Lane & Hendricks Highland Street Locust Street Rotarians Samuel Johnson
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