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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1915
Page
4
Henry Myers faces a charge of provoke after a dispute with Mrs. Sallust over a barn fire near the Commercial place south of town. The suit was filed in Justice Phillip Frank's Court days ago and Myers has been arraigned.
C W McWethy travels to Indianapolis on business. Claude Airhart heads to Oklahoma then San Francisco for summer and Panama Exposition. Society meets at Mrs Hays home for 2:30 pm with picnic at six. Cloverdale prepares for next Thursday horse show with band, entries, and music by Brazil band. Miss Rhoda Beauchamp dies of pneumonia near Portland Mills. funeral Wednesday. burial Forest Hill. Redmen baseball to play Ladoga next Sunday. prior rain canceled. Indiana Keramic Club luncheon at Page country place with many members listed. Indianapolis visitors include several residents and officials. McGammack murder trial attendees in Greencastle. Funeral for Jefferson McIntyre in New Ross Thursday. six-month-old patient at St Vincent’s Hospital in Indianapolis undergoing blood tumor operation. Various local residents travel or visit Indianapolis. memorial services for Redmen postponed due to rain. Limedale woman charged with assault. trial Friday. Cloverdale horse show preparations and Eva Lady returned to Ft Wayne school prior marriage annulment. Prof N Warring Barnes returns to DePauw after leave. wife remains in Chicago.
Edited daily by Dr Sparnhurst the notice urges readers to seek osteopathy to restore health. It extols the body as nature's perfect work and claims osteopathic treatment directs blood to worn tissues to promote rebuilding and repair.
Several from Old Hedge Row attended the Roachdale horse show. Mr and Mrs Dana Shackleford visited with Mr and Mrs Ben Alls on Sunday. Mrs Simon Jones and Mrs Katie spent Thursday at Barnard. Mrs Katie Shorter stayed a few days with her brother west of Bainbridge. Mr and Mrs Will Stevenson visited with Mr and Mrs Lee McCloud for a day. Mr and Mrs Joe Disney spent last Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Simon Jones.
Mr and Mrs John Malayer and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Mat Keck. Lee McCloud and Stanley Sanders joined Mr and Mrs John Morphew for Sunday. Mrs Simon ornes and Mrs Katie Shorter called on Mrs Joe Disney Monday. Guy Moody and family stayed with Hiram and Mrs Keck from Saturday night to Monday. Roy Bell visited with Robert Keck near Clear Creek. Mrs Simon Jones called on Mrs James Graham Sunday afternoon.
Malta residents attended a Roachdale horse show last Saturday. Several local families including Campbell, Duncan, and Walls connected visits and weekly calls. The Rosebud Sunday school class met with Jewell Campbell with seventeen members present and refreshments served.
The Central Trust Co as commissioner is to sell the Williamson block on the west side of the square from the estate of the late Mrs Williamson. Heirs petitioned for sale to enable division of the estate.
Miss Emma Stoner and Mrs. Eva Routzahn spent the day in Indianapolis while attending a special sale event at the Fashion store located near West Side Square.
Stated meeting of Temple Lodge No. 47 F and A M at 7 30 pm Wednesday. Wm H H Cullen Worshipful Master E E Caldwell Secretary listed.
Local residents report visits and stays with relatives in Lafayette Indianapolis and nearby towns. Headlines note funerals and social events with names and places including Indian apolis Portland Mills Bricky Chapel Lebanon Roachdale and Greencastle. A fashion store shirt sale appears as a shopper item.
A man jumped into the river today and was rescued by a passerby. Only a wrist watch remains as identifying evidence. The rescuer reportedly threw the man back into the water after noticing the watch.
A patient retorts a dentist with a joke about advice from a chemist in the village. The patient explains he was told to visit the dentist, prompting a line about idiotic guidance. The échange highlights rural humor and wordplay between professionals.
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