Creamery deal in Greencastle falls through
The Greencastle creamery project stalls as local directors refuse to rent the facility to two Indianapolis men who sought to run the plant. Meanwhile Dan Pifer denies any marriage news and County Clerk Hamrick notes rumors spreading in Greencastle. Attorney Matt J. Murphy was in Indianapolis on legal business this afternoon.
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Indianapolis
Greencastle
Coatesville Herald
A. J. Hamrick
Dan Pifer
South Greencastle
Dan
The
Herald
Matt J. Murphy
Championship Decided in Final Match Friday Afternoon
Two games played today on the Observatory lines set the stage for a championship final. The decisive contest will unfold Friday afternoon with both sides seeking the title.
Semi finals set for today in Green Castle Golf Club
Morning match sees C C Gillen defeat E B Taylor 2 up with 1 to play. Afternoon sees R G McCutchan vs S C Sayers. four players eliminated, leaving Gillen McCutchan Sayers Taylor in semis. Wednesday results: Sayers, McCutchan, Gillen, Taylor advance.
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C. C. Gillen
E. B. Taylor
Taylor
Greencastle Golf Club
S. C. Sayers
R. G. McCutchan
Irving Brown
Gillen
McCutchan
Arnold
Sayers
Matson
Taylor Vs. Nicholson
Nicholson
Matson Vs. Sayers
Mr. Sayers
McCutchan-Sayers
Greencastle Girls Picnic At Stop 34
A Greencastle group of about fifteen girls traveled by interurban to Stop 34 along Big Walnut Creek for an afternoon of swimming and picnic meals. The party, chaperoned by Mrs. C P Broadstreet, included Julia Sullivan Agnes Steiner Mary Tucker Helen Kelley Jesse Gobin Frances McGregor Marjorie Campbell Anna Shields Lois Shouse Helen Broadstreet Clara Sharp and Edith Owen of Amo. They rode the 1 44 car to Stop 34 and returned on the 6 11 car.
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Big Walnut Creek
Stop
Greencastle
Julia Sullivan
Agnes Steiner
Mary Tucker
Helen Kelley
Jesse Gobin
Frances McGregor
Marjorie Campbell
Anna Shields
Lois Shouse
Helen Broadstreet
Clara Sharp
Edith Owen
Amo
C. P. Broadstreet
Picnic at Cloverdale Attracts Large Crowd
The Cloverdale picnic and home coming in Martin Grove drew a large local turnout. About 125 tickets were sold for the early morning train to Cloverdale, with 200 total for both trains. An estimated 250 local residents traveled by car or other means. Mayor Donn M. Roberts of Terre Haute headlined the program despite neighborhood objections.
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Cloverdale
Martin Grove
Manon
Ellis
Putnam
Donn M. Roberts
Terre Haute
Attempt to board moving train leaves woman injured
Mrs. Morris Burks and Miss Ruth Cunningham tried to board a southbound passenger train at Monon station at 8:30 am. Burks was thrown onto the platform and lightly bruised while the companion did not attempt to board. Train officials did not stop the train and both were left behind.
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Monon
Morris Burks
Burks
Ruth Cunningham
Cloverdale
Father Faces Serious Charges In Juvenile Case
A thirteen year old girl remains detained by juvenile officers as authorities press forward with the investigation. The girl reportedly confessed to members of the board of children's guardians this morning seeking to aid the inquiry.
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Board OF Children's Guardians
Girl Confesses About Father's Conduct at Juvenile Board Hearing
Eva Bond, 13, daughter of James Bond, an oil worker, testifies before the Board of Children's Guardians in Shelburn Indiana accusing her father of mistreatment. The board weighs sending her to Terre Haute or continuing guardianship with local oversight as investigators verify her statements. John Besse, a St Louis tenor, visits with local hosts on College Avenue before rejoining a chautauqua tour in Cincinnati.
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Eva Bond
James Bond
Shelburn
Indiana
Juvenile Court
Board of
Children’s Guardians
W. M. McGaughey
Casey, Il
Casey
Serre Haute
Greencastle
Civic League
Board of Children’s Guardians
Furthe
Terre Haute
Board of Children's Guardians
John Besse
St. Louis
H. S. Werneke
North College Avenue
Ohio
Cincinnati
Horses fatally burned at old mill site in South Greencastle
A peculiar accident at the old mill site in South Greencastle left one horse killed and another burned but potentially recoverable. Fire crews reported both animals were overcome in the blaze and a decision was made to euthanize the severely injured horse.
Veterinary Sees Horses After Peculiar Rolling Mill Fire
Assistant State Veterinarian T A Sigler and Marshal John Cooper inspected two burned horses at the old rolling mill site in Greencastle. One horse had already been shot. the other was kept alive until tomorrow to judge its chances. The fire began when sawdust beneath earth ignited, allowing flames to burn under the crust and reach the animals.
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T. A. Sigler
John Cooper
South Greencastle
Sigler
Herbert Glidewell
County Auditor Finds 1914 Putnam Property Value Higher
Airhart supplies the State Tax Commissioners with data showing Putnam County personal property assessed at 500000 dollars more than last year. The notice emphasizes the assessment will not be raised beyond this figure.
County Officials Find 1915 Putnam Property Assessment Higher
County Auditor Airhart reported to the State Board of Tax Commissioners that the 1915 Putnam County personal property assessment is about 500 000 higher than last year rather than 200 000 lower as initially thought. The misalignment came after officials met in Indianapolis and returned to review records.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
Putnam County
Airhart
Commission
County Board of Equalization
Dobbs
Houck
Indianapolis
State Board
C. L. Airhart
State Commission
Corrected corporate assessments marking personal property
The commission noted that the assessments applied to personal property. The report from Mr. Rirharteited indicated no order would be issued despite the threat receiving consideration.
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Rirharteited
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