Various Locals Go About Business In Indy Area
Miss Edith Holloway spent the day in Indianapolis returning from Boise Indiana where she has taught for months Glenn Tucker was in Indianapolis on business Deputy Sheriff Harris and Prosecuting Attorney W M Sutherlin were in Portland Mills on legal business They were accompanied by Mrs Harris and Mrs Sutherlin in the Sutherlin car Webster Cochran of Carbon Kentucky visits Mrs Margaret Godwin and family on East Elm Street Mrs Claude Hager and children left for Niles Michigan after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs L Reeves on West Franklin Attorney T I Moore was in Indianapolis on business John Riley transacted business in Terre Haute Mitchell Tillotson returned home after business in Logansport and Lafayette Dr Demetrius Tillotson attends Epworth League convention at Murfreesboro Illinois will return Friday Word from Misses Julia Jean Nelson and Dorothy Arnold visiting Bishop Hughes in San Francisco says weather is breezy in the evening heavy wraps worn Nathan Chapman attended the Parke County Fish Dinner at Montezuma Mrs Mary Douglas of Fillmore visited the city Dr J F Cully of Bainbridge was here on business Mr and Mrs Benjamin Riley moved from Hanna Street to Berry Street The condition of Robert Allen who has been seriously ill is improved He suffers from gall stones Mrs Lawrence Allen and children returned to Rushville after visiting Mrs Margaret Allen and family Miss Dorothy Allen accompanied them to Rushville Miss Marie Buis will week with cousin Miss Frances Cottman north of town An ice cream festival will be held at Putnamville Methodist Church on July 4 A number of locals will attend The B P O Ellis will have a special meeting at the ball this evening at 8 p m
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Harris
W. M. Sutherlin
Portland Mills
Sutherlin
Webster Cochran
Carbon
Margaret Godwin
East Elm Street
Claude Hager
Niles
Mich
L. Reeves
West Franklin Street
T. ‘I’. Moore
Indianapolis
John Riley
Terre Haute
Mitchell Tillotson
Loganspor
Lafayette
Demetrius Tillotson
Murfreesboro
Lil
Julia Jean Nelson
Dorothy Arnold
Bishop Hughes
San Francisco
California
Nathan Chapman
Parke County
Bear Montezuma
Mary Douglas
Filmore
J. F. Cully
Bainbridge
Benjamin Riley
Hanna Street
Berry Street
Robert Allen
Lawrence Allen
Rushville
Margaret Allen
Dorothy Allen
Marie Buis
Frances Cottman
Putnamville Methodist Church
B.P.O. Ellis
Ats P. m
Women of the Christian Church Call Meeting at Parsonage
The notice asks all women to meet Friday at 2 30 p m at the Christian parsonage for important church matters. The pastor signs the appeal and urges full attendance. At 7 80 p m the Sunday School teachers hold their monthly meeting at the Church for conference and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Hootman
P.S
Local Irvine Oil Field Readies Third Well Friday
The Irvine Kentucky oil field near Irvine has seen two productive wells. The third test, drilled by Green Castle men, is expected to finish Friday. C R Dulin holds half the Irvine land lease and will be present at completion. Local men monitor drilling as county teachers exam occurs Saturday with 6 pm closing due to commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAL
Greencastle
Irvine
C. R. Dulin
Appraisement of Three Local Corporations Held at Court House
The County Board of Review in annual session appraised three local corporations on Wednesday afternoon at the court house.
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County Board of Review
Court House
Tin Mill Appraisal Set at Forty Thousand Dollars
The County Board of Review met at the courthouse for its annual session. Austin Lynch owner of the tin mill was represented by FR M Lyons as the board appraised personal property at 14000 and real estate at 22000 totaling 40000. Frank Coss testified the plant's value at 22000 with personal property 10260 and real estate 1760. Additional valuations included the T H J E B Traction company property at 4000, Greencastle sub station 2500 and Girton station 1600. Further appraisals of O land A C Stone Quarries near the city are expected soon.
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County Board of Review
Court House
FR. M. Lyons
Austin Lynch
Board of Review
Frank Coss
Greencastle
T. H., J. & EB. Traction Company
Putnam County
Girton
Washington Township
Board of Revenu
O,& Land A& C
Smoke At Barber Shop Sparks Fire Scare
Smoke issuing from an ash can at the Timmons Barber Shop caused a fire scare last evening. Fire crews evacuated nearby patrons as smoke filled the area, with no injuries reported and investigations underway.
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Timmons
Mystery on the Square Smoke Panic Near Timmons Barber Shop
Smoke issuing from a ash can on the sidewalk near the Timmons barber shop caused a late evening scare on the square. People feared a blaze at the Longden building or First National Bank as firefighters investigated. the ruse was exposed when a bystander quipped that something was burning in the can.
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Timmons
Longden
First National Bank
Hostage Irish: Men in Ireland
Canon James Owen Hannay describes Irish character and marriage norms in Ireland. He notes women in rural families act as income receivers and decision makers while urban women push for suffrage, though he remains a woman suffragist for justice. He warns against enemies and prefers canine over human conflict.
Notice to settle debts of late Daniel Kelley
Persons indebted to the late Daniel Kelley are directed to settle their accounts at the office of F. S. Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Kelley
F. S. Hamilton
May Bring Suit Over Traction Car Injury Near Greencastle
Paul Brandenburg was severely injured when struck by a traction car on the I. Ho I. near Greencastle. He was unconscious for weeks and spent five weeks in an Indianapolis hospital. The company allegedly offered $200 to settle wages and Brandenburg has consulted an attorney and will decide soon whether to sue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brandenburg
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Traction Company
Brandenburg
Lebanon
Editors Come and Go Again in Indiana Delegation Tour
One hundred Democratic Party politicians and Indiana Democratic Editorial Association members travel through the city en route to Evansville for a convention. The contingent includes party leaders and journalists, underscoring statewide political activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
The
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Evansville
Expecting a Fine Time for Democratic Association Tour
About 100 Indiana Democratic Editorial Association members and officials rode two interurban cars through Greencastle at noon en route to Evansville via Terre Haute for the annual spring convention. The party included Mrs. Samuel R. Ralston and was joined by Oscar Cravens James L. Randel and Charles J. Arnold. Local editors and politicians will entertain them in Evansville and Mt. Vernon with speeches at meetings and banquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Evansville
Terre Haute
Samuel R. Ralston
Oscar Cravens
Bloomington
James L. Randel
Democratic Party
Charles J. Arnold
The
Herald
Mt. Vernon
Charles A. Greathouse
Association
Rev Beck Returns From Midwest Methodist Convention
Rev B D Beck traveled to Lake Geneva Wisconsin for a two day Methodist pastors convention headed by Bishop Henderson. The meeting supported revival plans for colleges next year with Indiana peers Rev Kirk W Robbins of Lebanon and Dr Toren Edwards of Mishawaka in attendance. Beck will lead meetings at Moores Hill College next year while Robbins speaks at Central Wesleyan College Missouri and Edwards at Ohio Northern College Ada Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. Beck
Lake Geneva
Wis
Bishop Henderson
Methodist Church
Indiana
Kirk W. Robbins
Lebanon
Toren Edwards
Mishawaka
DePauw
Beck
Moores Hill College
Robbins
Central Wesleyan College
Missouri
Dr. Edwards
Ohio Northern College
Ada
Ohio
Maypole Goince Dress For Dark Haired Child
This cream colored lawn and lace dress for a dark haired child features yellow daisies and rib bon trims. A separate coat snaps to the shoulder straps of the sleeveless dress for a coordinated outfit.
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Maypole
Skunk Displayed After Rabbit Hunt Near New Hartford
Harvey Simons of Pleasant Valley and the Murphy brothers of New Hartford killed a cream colored skunk with pink eyes during rabbit hunting with dogs. The animal resembles an angora cat with brown tinges and will be mounted for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsted
Conn
New Hartford
Harvey Simons
Pleasant Valley
Murphy Brothers
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George A. Birmingham
Forbes-Robertson
County Mayo
Westport
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Canon Hannay
M. P
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Hetter
Ewing McLean
Vinestree
M. C. Kelley
American Feather Co
General Delivery
Ind
Singer
QJ. H. Runion
Knetzer Music Store
Connecticut
Iem
Tos
George Landes
Mary FE E. O
Somersville
N. J
James Realty CO
Webster Avenue
New York City
Chicago
Monon Station
White Sox
ST. Louis
Chica
J.D. Ellis
AGT
R. B. Arnold
C.H. Cook
G. B. Williams
Indiana and
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United State
United States
Harry Maxwell
James L. Hamilton Piano
South Indiana Street
Greencastle, Indiana
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