Owen County Mystery Poisoning Probe at Wholesale
An investigation into suspected poisoning linked to mailed packages in Owen County progresses as authorities work to identify the source and assess potential threats.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
1
An investigation into suspected poisoning linked to mailed packages in Owen County progresses as authorities work to identify the source and assess potential threats.
The Spencer Indiana coroner Francis Drescher is found dead amid accusations he may have originated a poison plot. Authorities cite a mail poisoning case tied to a strychnine letter, his sudden death, and a note to his wife claiming his heart broke after eating a radish. A state health exam will analyze his stomach contents.
A short classified notice from G. B. Parker offers advertising space in the Heraed with contact via phone 179. The fragment implies a simple sales pitch for local ads and rate inquiry.
The piece features DePauw University anthem celebrating Alma Mater and student spirit with band and chorus. Parson Hicks provides June weather predictions noting three storm periods centered on June 8 9 11 14 19 20 21 and 25 26 27 28, with barometric shifts and rainfall anticipated nationwide.
The Monroe township public schools held their annual commencement at the Masonic Opera House in Bainbridge. Twenty four eighth grade pupils received diplomas and the graduating class is the largest in Putnam county this spring. Dr. W W Sweet of DePauw University delivered the annual address The Best Things of Life. Miss Monta VanHook was the honor student and Bainbridge Orchestra provided music.
The first event of DePauw university commencement week is tomorrow at 7 30 in Meharry Hall. The university orchestra under Professor Van Denman Thompson will perform with organ works and string trio pieces. Admission is free and open to university students and Green Castle residents.
Prominent Columbus lecturer Dr Lowther will address the Meharry Hall high school commencement exercises this evening on the subject The Art of Seeing Things.
Thirty six students will receive diplomas at Greencastle high school commencement in Meharry hall this evening. Dr. Wirt Lowther of Columbus will deliver The Art of Seeing Things, a popular address, as part of the program which includes the high school orchestra and Girls Glee Club. George Sage has joined the Indiana State Farm as store keeper, a state trustees appointment.
At a meeting in Indianapolis on Thursday evening the DePauw Alumni Athletic Board named the old gold athletes approved to receive letters for their work on the baseball field and the track during the past season.
Twenty five DePauw athletes will receive letters and Old Gold sweaters this spring for baseball and track. Captain House Myers Adams Nolan Stonex Thomas Cook Jones Norris Delap Light Woodruff Guthrie LeMaster. reserve sweaters Butler Wann. baseball letters Captain L Harris Morrow Rafferty Ford Bridges Theibert R Harris Pence Mahaffey McDonald Denman. reserves Dunn Wright Chapman Wimmer Rudy. Yell leader Mitchell Tillotson and manager Ford Frick will get Old Gold sweaters with a black D. Seniors receive Old Gold and black blankets: Stonex Bridges Gordon Thomas Guthrie Light. DePauw tops I C A L honors in track. Norris holds discus record, Myers half mile record. Baseball ends 1915 season. victory could tie Franklin for LC A L crown. Coaches praised. teams to meet Monday to elect next year’s captain.
Redmen lodge members began a pool tournament Thursday night with sixty games allowed per player. The lodge rooms host weekly play over the coming weeks, with a Redmen pin awarded to the member who wins the most games. Brazil Times notes Mrs. Frank Goddard and her daughter from Greencastle visiting recently returned home.
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