Greencastle Golf Club weekend tournament pairings posted
The Greencastle golf club tournament committee announced handicaps and weekend pairings. Matches include C J Arnold versus Elmer Vancleve and W A Beamer against Ernest Stoner among many others. Prizes include victor balls and special awards for low nets and other honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle Golf Club
Neely O’hair
E. B. Taylor
C. J. Arnold
Elmer Vancleve
W. A. Beamer
Ernest Stoner
Fdr
Hamilton
C. C. Gillen
Cant Shute
C. C. Stuart
J. A. Throop
Frank Bittles
J. A. Bittles
E. Qt. Harris
Stringer
S. J. Hazlett
K. FE. Brown
C. H. Stewart
A. G. Brown
FE. B. Taylor
C. Sayers
N. ©. O'Hair
R. H. Nicholas
J. P. Naylor
Fred Hixon
Cap Harney
Temperature Reaches 94 Degrees as Week Advances
The high hit 94 on Wednesday with 70 at 7 AM and 94 by 3 PM. Thursday 7 AM shows 76 degrees signaling today’s peak. Frank Hargrave returns from University of Wisconsin for a visit and will teach economics at Purdue next year. The Friday circle meets at 2:30 PM with Mrs. Whitted. Invitations issued for a bridge at East Seminary Street in honor of Mrs. Sumner Woody visiting from Los Angeles. Miss Hall departs Staunton Virginia for Staunton Military Academy commencement.
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Frank Hargrave
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Hargrave
Purdue University
Frank Donner
East Seminary Street
C. Sumner Woody
Los Angeles
California
Johne Stoner
Snowfall Report From Mars Noted By Harvard Observatory
A telegram from Harvard College Observatory reported by Prof. William H. Pickering in Mandeville Jamaica states Mars experienced its first seasonal snowfall. The event occurred at Isidis, a region observers identify as Syritis Ma or.
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Cambridge
Mass
Mars
Harvard College Observatory
William H. Pickering
Mandeville
Jamaica
Isidis
Hog Receipts and Prices Reported at Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis market shows hog receipts at 11 000 with prices 15 cents per pound. Cattle calves and sheep noted. hogs higher at opening, demand weak for heavyweights. Pigs sold at 14 dollars, local buyers over 5 500 head, outsiders 4 069. Cattle steady, calves strong, slop steady.
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Indianapolis
Abe Hillis Buys James McD. Hays Property in Greencastle
Abe Hillis of Putnam county purchases the James McD. Hays residence at Liberty and Market streets for 3500 dollars and plans to move to Greencastle to make the town his future home.
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Abe Hillis
James McD
Hays
Putnam County
James McD. Hays
County of Liberty
Market Streets
Greencastle
Golf Club to Host Weekend Handicap Clash
Green Castle Golf Club members prepare for a major weekend tournament amid handicap reshuffles and rivalries. Notables include M. J. Murphy under scrutiny for health claims, A. B. Hanna chasing a top finish, and a keen race forecast between Jethro Bennett and Cap Harney. Local figures James Clark and the Ratcliff family schedule travel and potential relocation.
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Gosh
Greencastle Golf Club
M. J. Murphy
Crawfordsville
Martinsville
A. B. Hanna
Portland
Ore
Beamer
Buddy
Kerry
Vanclere
O’hair
Jethro Bennett
Cap Harney
Sayers
Arnold
Smith
Skibbo
Lake Lommid
Inverness
Greencastle Bride Marries Indianapolis Man
Miss Myrtle Owens daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Owens of Greencastle wed Vernon McCarthy of Indianapolis at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph McCarthy 734 Union Street on Saturday June 5 at 6 pm The ceremony was performed by Rev Joseph Stout with only immediate family present The bride a Greencastle High School graduate and former Central Business College student is a stenographer for Haywood Tire and Equipment Co The groom works for the Abattoir Co in Indianapolis Friends wish the couple happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Owens
Thomas Owens
Vernon McCarthy
Indianapolis
Joseph McCarthy
Union Street
Owens
Greencastle High School
Greencastle
Central Business College
Haywood Tire & Equipment Co
Abattoir Co
McCarthy
Joseph Stout
Methodist Church
Gordon at Khartum through the native lens
The piece cites Wilfrid Blunt's Gordon at Khartum and notes a Nubar remark on General Gordon's Bible reverence. It says the native view of the English occupation in Egypt rarely appears in print and highlights Gordon's prophetic approach before his demise at Metemneh.
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Egypt
Wilfrid Blunt
Gordon
Khartum
Metenune
Nubar
Tent Caterpillars Threaten Fruit Trees A Novel Pest
A familiar pest, the tent caterpillar, devastates fruit trees. The reddish brown moth deposits hundreds of eggs in varnishlike belts on small branches. Eggs hatch in spring. young caterpillars form silk tents and strip leaves as colonies expand.
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American Forestry Magazine
Oak in Dedham Hall of Fame Nomination
The oldest white oak in Dedham Massachusetts linked to material for the frigate constitution was nominated for a national tree hall by the American Forestry Association. An offered $70 was refused after the owner’s wife Mrs William Avery prized the tree, sparing it about 1708.
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Dedham
Mass
Charlestown
American Forestry Association of
Washington, D.C
William Avery
Conductor William Archer Found Dead After Traffic Incident
William Archer, a well known Pennsylvania Railroad conductor from Clayton, was found dead near his home after reportedly being struck by a motor vehicle. Witnesses say he was last seen picking wild strawberries beside a road and a work crew allegedly moved him to a tree before police arrived. Archer ran trains between Indianapolis and Terre Haute and was widely known along the line.
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Wiliam Archer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clayton
Archer
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Confer Degree On Miss Emma Jones at Western College
Thirty four women graduate at the sixty fifth commencement of Western College for Women. Doctor of Laws awarded to Miss Mary Alma Sawyer retiring after thirty three years as dean. Doctor of Pedagogy goes to Miss Mary Emma Jane Greencastle Indiana, long time public school teacher. Mrs Thomas Owen attends Indianapolis wedding of daughter Miss Myrtle Owen and visits Greensburg with Mrs Lena Barlls.
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Oxford, D
Western College For Women
Hven
Ind
Ena
Mary Alma Sawyer
The
Western
Mary Emma Jane
Greencastle
Indiana
Armenia’s Long Rise and Trials Through Medieval Times
A narrative tracing Armenia from ancient subjugation by Babylonia and Persians to periods of independence and domination, noting the spread of Christianity under Gregory the Taurnator, the seventh century threats from Tsian, and the enduring Armenian resilience amid invasions and persecution.
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Seldon
Babylonia
Arthenia
Gregory
Crose
Tradetes
Hoch
Gregory Christian
Armenia
Tsian
Caspian Sea
Persia
Syria
Poison Gas Tactics Attributed To Guaranis In Past Conflicts
Early Spanish chroniclers describe the Guaranis and other Rio Parana tribes using glowing coals sprinkled with a peppery substance called agi to create toxic fumes in sieges. The fumes weakened defenders without killing them, reflecting brutal colonization practices.
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Rio Parana
Brazil
Amazon Basin
Lorenzos
Birds Do Not Change Their Nests This Spring
George F. Burba of Columbine Village declares that bird homes stay constant from year to year with no advances or improvements and that the nests this spring will be exactly like those built last year.
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George F. Burba
Oriole’s Nest Inspires Birds To Build Hidden Homes
The oriole's nest is praised as the best bird home, woven and suspended from a high tree limb. It appears inaccessible to squirrels and cats, and even a boy cannot reach it. Other birds are urged to imitate this construction but do not.
World's Oldest Drawings Unearthed in Pyrenees Caverns
Article notes 25 000 year old drawings in Pyrenees caves attributed to prehistoric humans. It claims skilled depictions imply early civilization with religion burial customs chiefs and tool use. Evidence includes painting and sculpture remnants guiding future scientific study of early history.
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Lan
Pyrenees
Morse plans solo over old Sanam Fe trail to West
Charles Morse, former emissary, outlines a three month solo journey retracing the St. Louis to Santa Fe route. He recalls 1872 era cowboys and Indians and vigilantes, noting the wild west era has changed and aims to compare past with present along the trail.
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Sanam Fe
Charles 4 Morse
Lowell Courier
Citkten
Morse
St. Louis
Santa Fe
Denver
Utes
Hanis
Wells Fargo
Long Life Signs and Longevity Clues
A feature discusses which body traits supposedly indicate longer life. It cites lungs, heart, digestion, and brain as key. notes tall seated but short standing stature, deep brain placement, large nostrils, and eye/brow indicators. Observes women living longer than men based on early death rates.
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London
Boy’s nickel treasure hidden in Greencastle wall
A Greencastle boy saved coins in a stone crevice in front of the Peregrine home on Locust Street to buy a dog for five dollars. Gas Co manager Burkhalter discovered the stash after stumbling by and advertised his find, leading to the boy’s coin retrieval and the mystery of the hidden treasure being solved.
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Locust Street
Greencastle
Emmett Burkhaste
Greencastle Gas Co
Burkhalter
Clinton to Have a Summer Resort
Governor's Island in the Wabash River north of Clinton Indiana to be developed into a summer resort by a locally formed company led by A I Kerelder and including Fran R Miller Frank Dunlap Stergeon and Taylor. Clearing and beautifying work begins after previous season as a bathing beach.
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Clinton
Ind
Governor’s Island
Wabash River
Claud Matthews
A. I. Kerelder
Fran . R. Miller
Frank Dunlap
Stergeon and Taylor
Will H Wade Company Formed In Indianapolis
A bond company capitalized at 174000 is incorporated in Indianapolis with Will H Wade Felix McWhirter and L Roy Zapise as incorporators The Will H Wade Company will conduct bond sales in other cities Wade vice president of Fletcher American Company will head the venture J P Allen travels to Indianapolis for the day Mrs Racer Bittles departs for Hartford City Mrs Henry Ostrum goes to Indianapolis Howard Barnaby returns from Ashville N C Addie F Ringo visits Indianapolis Edgar Prevo on a Chicago business trip
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Indianapolis
Wills H. Wade
Felix McWhirter
L. Roy Zapise
Will H. Wade
Wade
Fletcher American Compay
Indianapoly
Indianapolis News
DePauw
Addie F. Ringo
Edgar Prevo
Chicago
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J. A. Clement
W. M. McGauchey
C. W. Otis
H. M. Smith
O. F. Overstreet
K. F. Corwin
C. H. Barnaby
W. A. Kreigh
A. W. Broadstr
C. M. Moffett
Chas. McGaughey
F. S. Whitted
James Clark
Almeda
New York
Mr. Clark
Susan Ratcliff
Alberta Ratcliff
Kansas City
Ratcliff
Miss Ratcliff
Sudranski
John B. Thrift, Sr
Olivier Greencastle
William Archer
Miss Emma Jones
Thomas Owen
Myrtle Owen
Owen
Greensburg
Lena Bar
Charles J. Morse
Lowel
Stone Wall
Savings Bank
BOG Fung
Bond Company
J.P. Allen
Racer Bittles
Hartford City
Henry Ostrum
Howard Barnaby
Ashville
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