Greencastle and area residents on business travels
Dr H L Betzner visited Clayton on business. Many Greencastle locals and visitors traveled to Indianapolis for work and meetings including Mr and Mrs Henry Werneke and children, Grady OHair, Fred Reising, and Mrs Eva Routzahn and Miss Emma Stoner. The region hosted Epworth League events and DePauw summer school enrollments.
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Henry Werneke
Indianapolis
W. O. Timmons
Blanche Alspaugh
Edgar Harris
Dorris
Eva Routzahn
Emma Stoner
Mabel Sellars
Dwight Shouse
DePauw
Summer Session Opens at DePauw University
DePauw University began its annual summer session this morning with 75 expected enrollment. Sixty eight students are currently enrolled as classes start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depauw University
DePauw Summer Session Opens With Strong Enrollment
The DePauw University summer session starts with sixty eight students enrolled across Chemistry Comparative Literature Education and Psychology Philosophy German and Music. Most courses are taught by regular faculty and Dean H B Gough predicts at least seventy five students will register this week. A new ruling allows twelve hours of regular college work during the summer, contributing to higher enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw University
DePauw
H. B. Gough
Warren Township Commencement Exercises
Warren township public schools hold commencement at the Methodist Church in Putnamville on Saturday evening. Prof. F C Tilden will deliver the address with music by the Asbury Conservatory of Music Orchestra. Diplomas presented by Supt Wright as graduates and teachers receive notices. officers include Fred Masten, G Wright, and Chas A Greathouse.
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Peter T. Luther
Crawfordsville
Supreme Lodge of Ben-Hur
Brazil Lodge
Luther
Brazil News
Greencastle
Warren Township
Methodist Church
Putnamville
F. C. Tilden
Asbury Conservatory of Music Orchestra
Norris
Asbury Conservatory of Music
L. D. Dobb Sie
Wright
Carrie Allee
Glenn Hurst
Glenn Fry
Cecil Williams
Nettie Prichard
Hazel Potter
Hallie Masten
Frank Cooper
Frank Mitchell
Douglas Alexander
Paul Mahoney
Leland Brown
D. L. Mayle
Fred L. Cohn
Geo. Williams
Roy Jones
Marjorie Perry
Fred Masten
G. Wright
Chas. A. Greathouse
Disturbance Reported During Early Morning Carousal
James Christenberry and Charles Wright caused a disturbance at farmer J Henry Carpenter’s Madison township residence about 1 AM after waking him at midnight with loud noise. Affidavits filed in Justice Frank’s Court charging intoxication. Constable Crawford Crawley to arrest Wright and Christenberry as officials anticipate a settlement in court this afternoon.
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J. Henry Carpenter
Madison Township
James Christenberry
Charles Wright
Carpenter
Justice of Peace
Wee Frank
Wright
Christenberry
Mr. Carpenter
Crawford Crawley
Frank
Local Folks and Visitors Gather Sundays in Poplar Grove Area
Poplar Grove residents hosted gatherings with Roy Hite of near Crawfordsville visiting, Curtis Jones returning from Terre Haute where he studied, and Harry Kent of near the Steel schoolhouse calling on George Bales’s family. Fred Allen left for Terre Haute to enroll in the State Normal school.
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Poplar Grove
Roy Hite
Crawfordsville
Chas Ae
Curtis Jones
Terre Haute
Harry Kent
Steel
George Bales
Canot
Fred Allen
State Normal School
Real Estate Transfers and July Travel Notice
Badger transfers land in Greencastle township to W G Bad ged for 1600. A H Stone sells land in Jefferson township to Walter E Allee for 2400. Miss Amelia D Kemp, secretary to President George R Grose, will leave about July 1 for an extended trip through the Eastern States visiting Pittsburg Baltimore and Ocean City Md.
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Maybird Beeman
Cloverdale
Kate Timmons
Floyd Township
Andrew Taylor
Indiana
Harrison
H. A. Gobin
Frank Allee
Lessie
Frank Wallace
Danville
Ill
Bert E. Welch
Allee
S. A. Hays
Lillian
Bay View
Mich
Neal Booth
Charley Cunningham
Roachdale
United States Postal
Cunningham
Post Office
O. BE. Badger
W. G. Badged
Greencastle Township
A. H. Stone
Walter E. Allee
Jefferson Township
Amelia D. Kemp
George R. Grose
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Ocean City
Presbyterian Sunday School
Cadiz
Ohio
Samuel L. Dickerson
Helen
Frances Rosé
Wilbur Grose
Cam Everhart
South Bend
President Grose
Barton Shipley Dazzles Opera House With Inventive Instruments
Patrons at the Opera House enjoyed Barton W. Shipley who opened with When You and I Were Young Maggie. He performed on a cigar box violin and a broom handle string instrument, eliciting loud applause and an encore. A monster bass saxophone produced thunderous tones for Asleep in the Deep, followed by a medley of ragtime tunes. He closed with two encores including I m on My Way to Mandalay.
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Opera House
Barton W. Shipley
Shipley
Ello
Maggie
Annie Laurie
Shipley l
Mr. Shipley
Rip van Winkle
Mexico
Mandalay
Special Feature at Opera House Show With Sax Monster
Amusement note announces June 16 program featuring Bart on W Shipley from Talbotts Hippodromes. Shipley showcases a five foot tall monster bass saxophone and plays saxophone mandolin violin and one string violin. Also reports Presbyterian Sunday school plan and family travel notes for Grose family with Cadiz Ohio and Baltimore visits.
Masonic Notice for Temple Lodge Stated Meeting
Temple Lodge No 47 F and A M announces a stated meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m L H Athey W M and E E Caldwell Secretary will preside and conduct lodge business in the evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Lodge
No 47
L. H. Athey
W. M, E. E. Caldwell
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Paris
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New York City
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Lebanon
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Marshall Field & Company
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Mattoon, Ill
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Bie Four Signal Construction Co
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St. Louis
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