Roachdale horse show draws regional visitors
Local residents and visitors from Ladoga Ladoga Coatesville Brazil Terre Haute and Indianapolis attended Roachdale horse show events today. Participants included Eugene Kellar Thad Jones and many others seen on business and leisure trips around Greencastle Cloverdale and Indianapolis.
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Everett Jones
Indianapolis
W. W. Jones
Eugene Kellar
Thad Jones
Roachdale
Arthur Reat
Russell Farmer
James Walker
Ross Runyan
Paul Airhart
Local Team to Face Cloverdale Next Friday
A city forms a baseball club and schedules games with strong state amateur teams. Cloverdale brings one of the best squads. the last Cloverdale game in town is set for next Friday afternoon. Local lineup includes Edwards catcher Stoner Moore pitcher Grover Thomas first base Burton second base Anderson shortstop O Hanneman third base Monnett left field C Stegmiller center field Atwood right field.
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Cloverdale
Edwards
Stoner and Moore
Grover Thomas
Burton
Anderson
O. Hanneman
Monnett
C. Stegmiller
Atwood
Sale of Lots Opens in Fairview Addition Greencastle
The American Town Lot Company began selling lots in the new Fairview addition to Greencastle at seven this morning on south Indiana street near Highland and Berry. Terms are 2 dollars down 5 dollars after pass book plus 1 dollar weekly with no interest or taxes for two years. Early indications show strong demand with many lots expected to sell by tonight.
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Fairview
Greencastle
American Town Lot Company
Indiana Street
Highland and
Berry Streets
Enemies of the Home talk by Rev Beeman at church
Rev G H L Beeman, secretary for Indiana and Ohio of the National Reform Association, speaks on Enemies of the Home and How to Deal With Them at Presbyterian Church Sunday evening at 7 30. The talk centers on divorce, white slavery, Sabbath desecration, and Mormonism, with references to the World’s Citizenship Conference last summer. All are invited.
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G. H. L. Beeman
Indiana
Ohio
National Reform Association
Presbyterian Church
Special Feature at Opera House Barton Shipley in town
Barton W. Shipley a versatile vaudeville musician from Talbott Hippodromes performs at the Opera House Monday and Tuesday June 15 and 16. He showcases saxophone mandolin violoncello and a massive five foot tall hundred pound bass saxophone designed to echo pipe organ pedal tones. Shipley tours nationally and internationally and this engagement precedes an Eastward tour.
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Barton W. Shipley
Talbott
St. Louis
Kansas City
Shipley
California
Florida
Canada
Opera House
East
Life for sale inGreencastle lots pitch prompts quick cash
An as advertising pitch urges readers to invest weekly in high class Greencastle real estate with a $2 lot, $8 pass book, and $1 weekly payments for two years no interest or taxes. Salesmen on site Sunday and Monday direct buyers to Indiana street and Highland street with a courthouse bus shuttle. Also notes James Paxton Voorhees leaving Plainfield for Dunnville Ontario for a visit while retaining ties.
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James Paxton Voorhees
Dunnville
Ont
Plainfield
Mr. Voorhees
Greencastle
Want Ads Advertisements and Lost Item Notice
Classified notices offer 4 percent rate and no ads under ten cents. A lost Kappa key mounted with pearls and diamonds is described with a reward for return to the Herald office.
Creamery Future Still Undecided in Stockholders Meeting
Stockholders failed to reach an agreement at an afternoon meeting. Two plans are suggested and a receiver may be appointed. Some stockholders would be assessed ten dollars each.
Split View at Putnam Creamery Stockholder Meeting
Members of the Putnam County Creamery Association at the city library debated how to settle the closed local plant. They weighed placing the business in receivership versus a $10 per share assessment to cover debts and sell the plant. Indebtedness totals about 1074 with 290 owed to stockholders and 600 on a note endorsed by three members.
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Putnam County Creamery Association
O. L. Jones
Mickey Kavanaugh Poised for Regular Tigers Role
Mickey Kavanaugh shown as a versatile infielder for New York, likely to start at second base for the Tigers this season. He led the Tri-State league with a .357 batting mark last year and held a record of AY stolen bases in 111 games, surpassed by only one peer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Kavanaugh
Hugh Jenning
Tigers
Mickey
Tri-State
New York
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