M Cammack Freed with Fine in Attack Case
Mrs Spriggs of Brazil fails to appear against Belle Union man. Alleged attacker Al Lec faced trial with a fine imposed after the charge of attempted murder was pursued in court.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
1
Mrs Spriggs of Brazil fails to appear against Belle Union man. Alleged attacker Al Lec faced trial with a fine imposed after the charge of attempted murder was pursued in court.
Abraham L. McCammack 23 of Belle Union was arrested in Brazil on May 12 for assault with a pocket knife against Mrs. Ollie Spriggs. The case ended with a small fine and leniency requested by the victim. McCammack returned home Thursday. Jackson Boyd of Greencastle was his attorney.
Charles King told Mrs Grissom of Newcastle that his wound was fatal after the husband who shot him killed himself. Grissom is a known figure in the town and the case was concluded with the fatal injury statement.
Mrs. Charles Grissom, 46, died Thursday night after her husband from Neefcastle shot her early morning and killed himself. Grissom, brother of Albert Grissom of Cloverdale, faced divorce threats amid alleged domestic trouble. Five children survived. initial report that eldest son Frank, 13, was shot proved unfounded.
Former Greencastle residents Mr and Mrs Walter Hamrick hosted Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and his party in Chile during a South American visit. The Hamricks, connected to the Braden Copper Company, invited Roosevelt to their Coya home two hundred miles up in the Andes after meeting in Valparaiso. Roosevelt accepted and stayed one day. Mr Hamrick is a Roosevelt supporter, while Mrs Hamrick remains a Democrat.
Miss Vera Kelley entertained a miscellaneous shower Thursday afternoon at her East Anderson Street home in honor of Miss Littie Mecum of Frankfort, former city resident, who will wed Paul Cohee. Thirteen guests attended and gifts were presented. Attendees included Merle Huffman Esther Jackson Florence Hughes Adelaide Thomas Gerelda Thomas Josephine Young Kathryn Allen Margaret Maloney Eugenia Marshal Hildegard Haspel Margaret Callender Mrs Ralph Etter and Mrs Cleve Thomas.
Miss Lena Christie of Coatesville and Elmer Christie Greenlee of Reno Indiana were married in the County Auditor Airhart’s office on Wednesday at 3 30 in a quiet ceremony conducted by Elder Airhart. The bride is 19 and the groom 21. Greenlee works for the Big Four Railway at Reno and they will reside there.
Students at DePauw University summer school have organized a tennis tournament on college courts starting Monday. Entries include multiple players in men's singles and doubles and four women in ladies' singles, with plans for a ladies doubles event pending. An electrical storm near the city killed a mare and colt on Dr. Bence’s farm.
The County Board of Review set Putnam Electric CQ personal property at 15624 dollars in Greencastle with 14500 for Greencastle city 275 for Greencastle township 600 for Warren township 100 for Cloverdale township and 50 for Cloverdale township. J G Bryson manager testified to property value. Miss Vera O Rear to spend weekend with parents on south Indiana street while attending Indiana State Normal School summer session in Terre Haute.
Charles King faces assault and battery with intent to kill charges in Putnam Circuit Court. The trial opened today and is expected to proceed to the jury later this afternoon.
The case of Charles King facing assault and battery with intent to kill began in Putnam County Circuit Court. The morning session featured witnesses including Zimri Boswell and Artie Boswell describing a North End restaurant fight where Boswell was beaten with a beer bottle.
Humidity today made it seem hotter, but records from Shipley self-registering thermometer show 98 degrees at the peak. Earlier season high reached 104 degrees on Wednesday. Readings: 8 am 82, 10 am 92, noon 96, 2 pm 98.
Mrs. Mary Bagley, eighty four, longtime county home resident, died today after an attack of acute nephritis. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. George Taylor of Floyd township. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 10:30 AM at Deer Creek church with burial in the nearby cemetery. Miss Mary Henderson and Clarence Ball, DePauw students, gave a recital at Centenary Methodist Church in Lebanon this evening.
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