Notice to water consumers and local political note
Notice says all water bills due by the fifteenth at 6 south Jackson street with prompt settlement urged by Greencastle Water Works Co. G. B. Parker advertises sewer connections. Thomas T. Moore may run for Republican nomination for Lieutenant-Governor and will join state editors on a summer trip through southern Indiana starting tomorrow.
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South Jackson Street
Promptettlement
Greencastle Water Works Co
Thomas T. Moore
Indianapolis
A J Hamrick Succeeds Sackett on City Council
At Tuesday meeting Arthur J Hamrick was elected to the Greencastle City School Board and will take office August first. He succeeds Sackett on the city council.
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Arthur J. Hamrick
Greencastle City
William P. Sackett
Putnam Electric Co Notice of Ready Bills
The electric light bills are ready for settlement. Please call at the office to pay.
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Putnam Electric Co
Hamrick Named to Greencastle School Board Unanimously
Arthur J. Hamrick Democrat was named to replace William P. Sackett on the Greencastle city school board. He was the sole nominee and received unanimous approval from the city council. Hamrick, a former Putnam county clerk and DePauw alumnus, is praised for his qualifications and school-favoring record.
DePauw Holds Outdoor Commencement for 1915 Class
Bishop William A. Quayle delivered the commencement address for DePauw University, praising the ongoing happiness beyond college days. The ceremony, outdoors at east college, marked the first graduation there since its construction. Degrees were presented by President George R. Grose as alumni, faculty, and attendees departed after a week of events.
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William A. Quayle
DePauw University
East College
Meharry Hall
DePauw
George R. Grose
Myers Chosen Captain of 1916 DePauw Track Team
Ivan A. Myers of DePauw University, recent mile record holder and top distance runner, was selected Tuesday to lead the 1916 Western Conference squad. He succeeds James M. House of Vincennes. Myers peaked with 43 points in four meets, never losing the mile, and swept events at multiple IC A L and state meets.
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Ivan A. Myers
DePauw University
Methodist
James M. House
Vincennes
Myers
Wabash
College of Liberal Arts
Garrett
Ind
DePauw Seniors Graduate at Annual Commencement
The DePauw University class of 105 graduates received diplomas this morning at the annual commencement exercises. Bishop Quayle delivered the keynote address.
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Bishop Quayle
City Council Plans Road Roller Purchase
The City Council will purchase a road roller with a scarifier attachment within the next few weeks to enable extensive street improvements in the city. This decision aims to streamline road maintenance and infrastructure upgrades across neighborhoods.
City to Buy Road Roller for Street Repairs
The city council decided Tuesday to purchase a road roller with a scarifier attachment at about 2500 dollars. The street committee will study the cost and seek council approval, aiming to improve rutted streets and maintain them at lower long term expense.
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Charles Huffman
Frank Allen
Elmer E. Crawley
Judge Rawley Gives Wife Beater 475 Days On Farm
Orville Frazier of east Brazil formerly Harmony was arrested last Saturday on charges of assault and battery on his wife and intoxication. He was sentenced to one year to the state farm and fined $100 by Judge J. M. Rawley in Clay Circuit Court. The term equals about 475 days at hard labor. Kenneth Hostettler pleaded guilty to theft and was fined $10 and costs and sent to the state farm for sixty days. Sheriff Garrigus will transport prisoners to the farm this week and a Vigo county patrol load passes through this afternoon.
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Orville “Orley” Frazier
East Brazil
Harmony
J. M. Rawley
Clay
Rawley
Putnam County
State Farm
Kenneth Hostettler
Clay City
Garrigus
Vigo County
Brazil
DePauw Will Get Four
Crawfordsville high school graduates head to college next fall with sixty seven of seventy eight planning further study. Twenty six colleges are named including Wabash Purdue Ames Franklin Moody Bible Institute Indiana DePauw and Louisville. Five girls will attend Indiana and four DePauw. Charles Barnaby is in Chicago on a business trip.
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DePauw
Crawfordsville
Ind
Crawfordsville High School
Wabash
Purdue
Indiana
Ames
Moody Bible Institute
Franklin
University of Louisville
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Ient
Tary Bank
George Garr
Greencastle
J. B. Carr
Madame Cavalier Poudre
the Owl Drug Co
the Fashion Store Tailors & Haberdashers
West Side Square
G. B. Parker
A. J. Hamrick
Sackett
Hamrick
Roy M. Abrams
Edward Hoffman
Foulkes Contracting Company
A. A. Lane
E. E. Crawley
F. M. Lyons
Water Company
Public Utility Commission of Indiana
Lyon
Seminary Street
J. G. Campbell
Traction Company
J. W. Weik
C. H. Barnaby
K. B. Lank
F. A. Hays
J. F. Hill
Washington and
Jackson Streets
Fire Department
Chas. Vanvador
Mike Burdett
Hiram Huffman
Raymond Duncan
Eaneces
J. W. Herod
D. R. Jackson
Hay Ane Ccoene
J. W. Cherry
R. L. Pierce
Roscoe Lisby
Mel Greenlee
Ralph Pierce
John Moran
Osese
Allen
Wilson Clyde
Asbury
Joseph Lester
Athens
Alvin Glenwood
Barnett
Stanley Pugh
Bishop
Marion Charles
Black
Esther Catharine
Bollman
Frank George
Booth
Neil Stowe
Brackney
Emmett Manson
Briggs
Walter Merrill Brown
Wilbur Delos
Frank Riley
Judge Rawley
Charles Barnaby
Chicago
First National Bank
Richard F. Gerard
Washington Street
Eitel
Zeis & Company Grocers & Bakers
Thomas F. Randel
John's
North
Opera House
A. Cook
Vivian Rich and
Harry von Meter
Purple Hills
Sydney Ayres and
Doris Pawn In
King Baggot and
Jane Gail
Tony
Shorty
King Baggot
Dumas
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