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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1921

Page

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Greencastle OKs bid for North Wood Boulevard paving

The Greencastle Common Council awarded Albert Hubbard and Thomas Williamson of Bainbridge the North Wood Boulevard project with cement sidewalks curbs and gutters at 3519.76, the lowest bid, with work starting after a five year maintenance bond is filed. Bids from Black & Crawley and others were higher. The meeting also discussed city finances electric service orders street lighting and proposed signs.

Albert Hubbard Thomas Williamson Bainbridge North Wood Boulevard Common Council of Greencastle Ralph Donnahue Black & Crawley Northwood Boulevard E. C. Me. Daniels Coatesville Dodge & Heiby Electric Company Putnam Electric Company Madison Street Monon Railroad Electric Otis E. Rupert Bartley Indianapolis Ed Hamilton R. M. Abrams Fourth Ward Asa Smith Oscar Williams Watt Leer Indiana Street Williams Seminary Street

New Albany Woman Wins Democratic Nomination for Mayor

Mrs. Lillie Kurfess, a widow, won the Democratic nomination for mayor in New Albany, defeating Claud A. Sittason 1,588 to 862 as 60 percent of the voters took part. Republican nominee Robert W. Morris defeated Thomas Fogle 847 to 405. Haltom remains jailed in Putnam County after a suspended-sentence revocation by Judge James P. Hughes, and will stay in prison until the judge returns from Colorado.

New Albany Lillie Kurfess Kurfess Claud A. Sittason Sittason Robert W. Morris Thomas Fogle Oral Haltom Putnam County James P. Hughes Haltom Hughes Colorado Lawrence A. Sears

Christian Sunday School Holds Delightful Picnic

The Christian church Sunday school picnic was hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Talbott on East Hanna Street Tuesday evening. About 167 people attended with baskets of food laid out on the lawn and a social program of games and mingling.

Christian Sunday School The Christian Church Suday School Frank Talbott East Hanna St

Governor Len Small Offers Surrender Over Embezzlement Warrants

Governor Small offers to surrender to Sangamon or Cook authorities on embezzlement warrants from his time as state treasurer. Sheriff Mester refuses to go to Chicago. Judge Smith rules Small subject to arrest. State's Attorney Mortimer suggests mediation. Sutton says policy rests with the governor.

Illinois Springfield Chicago HIG Small Sangamon County Henry Mester Len Small Cook County Ill Smith Albert Fink Mester E. S. Smith Sangamon Circuit Court Mortimer Govrnor George D. Sutton Governor Small Mr. Mortimer

Japan to take part in Eastern peace sessions

The Japanese Cabinet has decided to participate in the proposed conference on Far Eastern problems and will forward their answer to Washington soon. The Kokumin Shimbun criticizes Japan for seeking to settle Yap and Shantung before the wider conference and calls the move akin to returning stolen property.

Japan Rio Associated Press Washington Kokumin Shimbun

Limestone Demonstration Set for Russellville August 3

The Russellville limestone demonstration proceeds despite a postponement announcement. Charles A. Jackson and Purdue expert W. A. Ostrander will lead the event with over one hundred wagons carrying more than two hundred tons of limestone to farms near Russellville. The exhibit promotes limestone use to neutralize acidity, loosen heavy clay, and improve sandy soils, with instructions and bin-building urged for farmers ahead of the August 3 event.

Russelville Charles A. Jackson United States Russellville Wagner National Lime Producers Association Putnam County W. A. Ostrander Soils and Crops Purdue University Vigo County Terre Haute

Deputy Sheriff Takes Morgan to Indiana Reformatory

Claude Coffin, deputy sheriff, escorted James Morgan to the Indiana State Reformatory on a Wednesday. Morgan was sentenced to two to five years for escaping from the Indiana State Farm.

Claude Coffin James Morgan Indiana

Poultry culling demonstrations planned in Putnam County

Poultry culling demonstrations are set to begin next week in Putnam County under county agent Charles A. Jackson. Farmers will learn to separate loafing hens from layers with seven day egg production records before and after each session, with loafers later culled.

Putnam County Charles A. Jackson

County Agent Prepares for Limestone Day in Russellville

Charles A. Jackson county agent visited Russellville on Wednesday to ready the limestone demonstration day set for August 3.

Charles A. Jackson Russeville

Greencastle Adopts Trunk Line Town Slogan

The Greencastle Chamber of Commerce adopts The Trunk Line Town as its slogan with three railroads sketch on letterheads. Ed Hamilton printed stationery with the slogan and kept the express label showing the address Trunk Line Town as evidence the slogan will deliver the goods.

Chamber OF Commerce ED Hamilton Hamilton

Rotary Luncheon Features Blanchard and Brown Speeches

At the Wednesday Rotary Club luncheon the main feature was chicken and "fiins". Dr W R Hutcheson chaired the meeting. Dr W M Blanchard club president and Milton Brown of Brown and Moffett spoke on his southern trip and on real estate and insurance. About twenty five attended including new members.

Rotary Club W. R Hutcheson W. M. Blanchard Milton Brown Brown & Moffett Blanchard South Brown

Charles Bundy Funeral Today at Coatesville

The funeral of Charles Bundy, who died after taking poison in the county jail, was held at 3:00 p.m. Wednesday at his Coatesville home. Bundy, who died yesterday afternoon after consuming strychnine, was transported to Coatesville by interurban train. He is survived by four brothers including William Bundy of this city.

Charles Bundy Coatesville Bundy W_ R. Hutcheson William Bundy

No Band Concerts Cited for Thursday Night

Public square events announce no band concert this Thursday due to a financial misunderstanding. Concerts are postponed until a satisfactory financial adjustment is made and a new date will be announced in the near future.

Public Square

Duncan sells home on South Indiana to Lee Glover

W R Duncan who works as a lineman for Putnam Electric sells his 907 South Indiana Street to Lee Glover an operator for the Vandalia Railroad. Duncan recently bought the house from Paul F Priest on West Washington Street. The transaction was handled by Brown and Moffett.

W. R. Duncan South Indiana Street Lee Glover Duncan Putnam Electric Company Paul F. Priest West Washington Street Mr. Glover Vandalia Railroad Brown & Moffett

Dr Stone dies in rescue attempt near Banff

Dr W E Stone president of Purdue University perished in a mountain rescue at Mt Banon near Banff Alberta as he tried to save his wife who was trapped in a 17 foot crevice. Mrs Stone, severely injured, survived and is expected to recover as surgeons plan further care.

Banff Alberta W_ E_ Stone Purdue University Lafayet_te Ind Mt. Banon Banff Assiniboine Stone Stone’s Wife Who With Dr. Stone Mt. Asiniboine Banon Lafayette

Purdue University President Dr. W. E. Stone Dies

Word from Lafayette Indiana confirms the death of Dr. W. E. Stone president of Purdue University. News arrived after the couple was reported missing in the Canadian wilderness and shortly before late tonight friends and associates learned of the tragedy.

Lafayette Ind W. E Stone Purdue University

Lafayette man chosen Greencastle High principal

Joseph H. Shock of Lafayette, newly elected principal of Greencastle High School, visited Greencastle on Tuesday and plans to move his family there as soon as a house is found.

Joseph H. Shock Lafayette Greencastle High School Greencastle Mr Shock

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Council Hubbard & Williamson Cateh Elm Street Maple Avenue Locust Street Ralph Nohue Counil Ater Ferest C. W. Otis Russell Ville C H. Elrod Fillmore E. R. O’hair Marion Township Ross Tustison George Hanna Robert Watson Jesse Seirs Madison Township H. J. Shake Cloverdale G. C Parker Mill Creek Township Guy Wright Warren Township Jackson Franklin Clinton Jefferson Floyd J. B. Oyler Reelsville High School Reesville C. OF C Blanchard and Brown Rotary DR. Stone Wii
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