Alumni-Gym Corner Stone Laid At Meherry Hall Commencement
Second day events of university commencement were marked by the laying of the alumni gym corner stone in Meherry Hall this afternoon.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
1
Second day events of university commencement were marked by the laying of the alumni gym corner stone in Meherry Hall this afternoon.
Meharry Hall hosts 1852 to 1914 alumni for morning exercises during commencement week. Cane was presented between Tarkington and Turner with Turner receiving it. memorial tablet for ex President Andrus unveiled by class of 1875. Ivan Myers receives silver loving cup for track mile record. Afternoon events include alumni varsity baseball at McKeen Field and Bowman Memorial Gymnasium cornerstone ceremony.
The Otoe Tribe No. 140 S. O. R. M. elected officers at a Monday meeting. Representatives to the Great Council are Alec McMains, Charles Estes, Naaman Cooper. Alternates are Charles Goodman, Louis Koessler, Wellington Crawley. Officers include Collector of Wampum E McG Walls, Degree Master Naaman Cooper, Gilbert Woods, James Shamel, Chief of Records William Shamel, Keeper of Wampum Edward Hoffman, Meme William Allen, Host Vera Sears.
Allen and Sweet, a local road contracting firm, received the contract to build the J. H. Strain road in Washington township after bidding against eight firms. The county commissioners approved the award at their Monday meeting, with bids listed from Edgar Matthews to Skelton and Butler. A Rolling Stone bridge abutment project in Floyd township drew only one bid, which exceeded the estimated cost.
A new musical organization presents the first of twelve summer concerts this Saturday evening. The band is in excellent shape for public entertainments.
The Greencastle band, under the Booster Club, will present twelve concerts this summer starting next Saturday evening. A band stand will be built at the southeast corner of the square. Each week will feature a public performance to fund new suits for the group. Leader Henry S. Werneke announced the band’s improved readiness and new music.
In Clay Circuit Court five youths Rollie White Charles Ross Audrell Luther Bert Sanders and Paul Middleman pleaded guilty to stealing 100 pint beer bottles from a shipment and were sentenced to 60 days at the state farm plus a $10 fine and costs each Judge Rawley urged a lesson. Kenneth Hochstetter remains to be sentenced later.
Mrs. William Hillis about 35 dies at her home southwest of Clovedale on Monday from a shock suffered Sunday when a horse ran away. The incident prompted a fatal seizure or heart reaction attributed to fright.
Mrs. William Hillis of south Putnam county died after a fright caused by a fractious driving horse. Struck Sunday evening, she collapsed early Monday, with a brain bleed blamed on the shock. She leaves a husband and daughter Pearl Miller.
Ivan Myers of DePauw University may compete for the Illinois Athletic Club at the Panama-Pacific Exposition's Western Conference Athletic Meet next October. Myers led at the recent Illinois university conference meet, winning the mile and breaking the record, with a second in the half mile.
A drive to raise $10 from 100 alumni members launches to fund entertainment for the next commencement at DePauw after the alumni chapel. The plan includes county alumni chapters to boost university welfare and enthusiasm. Also reported is the death of Dr. W. W. Kneale of Anderson, father of senior Halford Kneale, with the son returning to Anderson.
Public notice states G. B. Parker offers to make fewer connections at a reasonable rate and provides the contact phone number 179 for inquiries.
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