Notable Local Visitors and Health Updates in New Winchester
Dr W W Tucker visited New Winchester Wednesday consulting with Dr O Brien of Filmore at the bedside of Jane McVey's daughter who is seriously ill. Various residents, visitors, and events fill the day from Cloverdale to Indianapolis with social calls, a hospital injury, religious duties, and a civic club picnic.
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W. W. Tucker
New Winchester
O’brien
Filmore
Jane McVey
Marie Hoover Ellis
J. B. Hoover
Elm Street
Miss Ellis
Ellis
Europe
T. W. Johnson
Coleman
Joseph P. Allen, Jr
Moore
Miss Bertha
Bridgeton
Putnam County Counts Autos and Sheep in 1910 1911 Statistics
County Board of Review and the county assessor released an itemized list of personal property. Automobiles total 874 in the county while sheep numbers drop to 7,185. horses 11,819. cattle 15,728. hogs 35,004 with values attached. Funeral and social notes follow including several local moves and a wedding in Kokomo.
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County Board of Review
Court House
Board of Review
Putnam County
Voice of the People on Progress and School Building
In a letter from Green Castle Indiana a writer labeled Jackson Boyd argues against the high school building seen as a symbol of Progress. He warns that beauty words mask taxes and that education relies on people not buildings, urging park use of city land instead of mortgaging homes for automibile age projects.
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England
Indiana
Greencastle
Jackson Boyd
Clairvoyants at Greencastle Parlor Offered Guidance
The Well's Spiritual mediums promise correct advice on love law and business. They offer parlors at 308 South Indiana street Greencastle Indiana with ladies 50 cents and gents one dollar to seek guidance.
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South Indiana Street
Greencastle
Ind
Masonic Notice for Temple Lodge Meeting
Called meeting of Temple Lodge No. 47 F and A M Friday at 7 30 p m with RB A degree stated.
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Meeting Temple Lodge
Annual School Report forGreencastle City
The Greencastle City public schools close for the year with strong attendance, though diseases like measles chickenpox and diphtheria affected District No 3 and No 2. Attendance averaged 37.9 percent daily. several districts posted near 99 percent in staff and pupil attendance. The high school faces space limits as new vocational courses expand offerings, prompting calls to build a larger facility. Teachers report dedication amid crowded classrooms and note progress in new programs including bookkeeping domestic economy and manual training.
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Thomas
Miss Smith
Miss Jones
Miss Selby
Miss Adams
Miss Miler
Walls
Miss Watkins
Wefore
Greencastle
Smith
No. 2
Miss Hodshire
Miss Stone
No. 5
Miss Walls
Miss Buster
Miss Florer
Martha Washington Club Hosts Monday Gathering
The Martha Washington Club entertained the Monday club at Mrs. Alonzo Cook's Franklin Street home. More than sixty attendees enjoyed readings, piano numbers, vocal selections, and a W. A. Beemer reading, with refreshments served and guests mingling on the veranda.
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Crescent Club
Oscar Obenchain
West Walnut Street
Obenchain
Marguerite Callander
Monday Club
Martha Washington Club
Alonzo Cook
Franklin Street
Charles Lueteke
Flora Mathias
Vera Krofft
W. A. Beemer
Cook Home
Asbury Conservatory Term Recital Tonight
The first part of the Asbury Conservatory of Music term recital is listed with 27 piano and violin pieces. Performers include Earl Ewan, Glenn Hamilton, Margaret Emily McGaughey, and others, with multiple pieces by Clementi, Behr, Dore, and Kuhlau among the program. The recital takes place this evening at the conservatory.
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Asbury Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Clementi
Earl Ewan
Behr
Glenn Hamilton
Gaynor Margaret Emily McGaughey
Eberhardt John Lane
Dore Jean’ Hamilton
Rogers Annabelle McWeth
Krogmann
Gertrude Cook
Kuhlau
Ruby Wright
Dutton Henry Cook
Leola Waltz
Glen Gardner
Bachman Hadley Cammack
Baptists Convene for First Regular Meeting Tonight
After a short service of prayer and praise the first regular business meeting will be held. Deacons will announce their organization and plans while the pastor sets the pace for future work. Deacons should attend at seven p m with the service opening shortly after.
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Estes Duncan
Cloverdale
Sue Terry
Indianapolis
Ralph Confer
W. O. Timmons
Blanche Alspaugh
Columbus
Edinburg
C. T. Zaring
A. L. Miller
B. Miller
Terre Haute
Katherine Mercer
Ladoga
Mrs
Jesse Rirhart
G. H. L. Beeman
This City
Bloomington
Demetrius Tillotson
Lebanon
Methodist Church
Dr. Tillotson
D. V. Miller
R. A. Ogg
Coatesville
Woman's Literary Club
Academy of
de Vauw University
Meharry Hall
R. B. von KleinSmid
Kenneth Sillery
Cooper
Western Union
Carlos Watson
Sillery
Monroe Township
Cambridge
Matt Murphy
Reform Association
H. B. Longden
East Anderson Street
Edwin Holt Hughes
San Francisco
Cal
Nancy Allen
Clarksburg
J. B. Nelson
East Seminary Street
Samuel L. Brengle
New York City
Salvation Army
DePauw University
Brengle
Fred Hixon
True & True Lumber Company
True & True Company
Bainbridge
Lucerne
Whitestown
New Market
Sanburn
Linnsburg
Paragon
Clarkes Hill
Ers
Scivece
J. G. Dunbar
Greenfield
Smith C. Matson
Oklahoma City
Col
C. C. Matson
College Inn
Mr. Matson
the Herald
W. R. Jenkins
St. Vincent's Hospital
A. A. Lane
A. R. Donnahue
Jefferson Township
J. S. Haltom Road
Hiram Callender, Jr
Masonic Hall
F. C. Tilden
St. Louis
Col. C. C. Matson
Charles C. Smith
Lorena F. Jones
Kokomo
A. M. Hootman
Christian Church
A. J. Hamrick
Irma Hootman
South Bend
Miss Hootman
Redpath Chautauqua Company
Eason
Voice OF the People
Locust St. Church
Luteke
Luetekes Bakery
Zeis 8 Company
James L. Hamilton
Charles O. Smith
Lorena FP. Jones
Greencastle City
Martha Washington
Asbury Conservatory
Henry Cook
Save Syier
Joe Gardner
Blanche Bicknell
Edith Crawley
Lichner Ertrude Cook
Gautler Cena Brothers
Burgmuller
Grace Boyle
Alphine Song Rogers
Marjorie Williamson
Clementi Gladys Hurst
Lichner Florence Evans
Baptists
South
Indiana Street
C. F. Runyan
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Brick Chapel
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