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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1931

Page

2

Inquest Finds Accidental Drowning in Putnam County

The inquest heard that a woman was swept into a thirty five foot hole and drowned. The body was found about a mile downstream late Thursday. Coroner Frank E. Reed returned a verdict of accidental drowning. Also reported were sudden deaths of George Ashcroft from East Putnam County and Harry Gilmore from Cloverdale with Ashcroft dying of apoplexy and Gilmore taking strychnine.

George F. Douglas Brazil Putnam County Frank E. Reed George Ashcroft East Harry Gilmore Cloverdale Ashcroft Gilmore

Aged Coach Driver Remembers Lincoln Era and War

William P. Brown a 5 years old colored ex coach driver for the Lincoln family recalls the coach and four era. He served as a non commissioned officer in the 20th Illinois with Lincoln daily during the Seven Days Fight and later became the Lincoln household coachman. Brown cites ties loading at Bloomington and says he shook hands with Lincoln near Cahas. He lives near Ravenna Michigan with his wife, pensioned by the government, speaking seven languages including German.

Chicago William P. Brown Lincoln America Brown Ravenna Michigan United States Lockport Til William 20Th Illinois Regiment Chi Cago Cole Harbour St. Louis Northern Railroad Bloomington E. Boyer Teddy Robert Edward Robert Lincoln Pullman Company

Ten Thousand Men to Train at Camp Knox in Kentucky

Camp Knox Kentucky prepares for a summer influx of more than 10 000 part time soldiers. Regular army officers reserve corps and ROTC units from Kentucky Indiana Ohio West Virginia and Tennessee will train in infantry artillery and field exercises. The camp will host 1500 citizens military training campers and 6500 National Guardsmen plus 1300 members of the 62nd Field Artillery Brigade.

Camp Knox Green Hills Kentucky Reserve Corps Reserve Officers Training Corps Indiana Ohio West Virginia Tennessee Murdraugh Rifle Range Citizens Military Training Camp National Guardsmen 39Th 62Nd Field Artillery Brigade Varieus

Dog Care in Summer Warns of Heat Strain on Pets

The Chappel Kennel Foundation of Rockford Minnesota advises dog owners to shelter kennels from sun, keep dogs cool and quiet, and reduce exercise during heat. Use raised canvas beds, darkened rooms, frequent washing, and careful feeding with meat and vegetables. Ensure fresh water and veterinary guidance for worms and dermatitis.

Buster Prince Chappel Kennel Foundation Rockford Minois Edwin Reginald Blamey

Wee Tri 4 H Club Meets At Hathaway Home

The Wee Tri 4 H club met June 24 at Isabelle and Frances Hathaway home with 11 members present. Kathryn Johns led the meeting and the group discussed sewing. The next meeting will be at Kathryn Johns home.

Wee Tri Isabelle and Frances Hathaway Kathryn Johns

Indianapolis livestock market closes steady hogs and weak cattle

Receipts at the Indianapolis market show hogs 1,500, cattle 50, calves 190, sheep 200. Hog prices were steady with 150 to 280 pound hogs at 7.10 to 7.65, heavy weights 7.00, underweights 7.50 down, sows 5.75 down. Cattle unchanged, calves weak with top 7.50, sheep weak with no choice lambs offered.

Indianapolis Ind

Youths Charged After Auto Tire Theft and Unlicensed Truck Ride

Sheriff Alva Bryan filed charges in Putnam circuit court after arresting two youths at their home. Wilfred Crawley faces an auto tire theft count from June 13 involving a tire taken from Bramnam Austin of Madison township worth five dollars. The second youth is charged with operating an unlicensed truck on the National road June 20.

Alva Bryan Pinkerton R. C. Shockley Indianapolis Putnam County Walter Goldsberry Dave Kendall Shockley James P. Hughes Putnam Circuit Court Putnam Bryan Wilfred Crawley Bram Nam Austin Madison Township

Lois Boggess Sues for Divorce in Putnam Circuit Court

Lois Boggess files for divorce from William Boggess in Putnam circuit court alleging desertion in October 1929 and infidelity. They were married December 1928 and she seeks custody of their child Robert Norman.

Willam Boggess Lois Boggess Putnam Circuit Court

Causes of illiteracy sketched by J U Dean

Los Angeles June 27 illiteracy in America examined by 20 000 educators at the National Council of Education conference. Henry Lester Smith Indiana University dean outlined nine theses on economic causes of lack of education and contrasted constructive and destructive human relationships. He urged reevaluating nineteenth century materialism in light of twentieth century needs to boost welfare.

Los Angeles America National Council of Education Henry Lester Smith School of Indiana University Smith National Education Association Smigr Earth

Greencastle Couples Wed and Plan Receptions

Miss Dorothy Perkins will marry Clyde Miller at the Presbyterian church this evening with Rev. Victor L. Raphael officiating. The event includes sisters and brothers in attendance and a home reception. Other notes report a Mildred Poe and Clyde Underwood wedding in Spencer, a Delta Theta Tau picnic at Julia Crawley’s, and a Chicago wedding of Carol Brown to Harriet Sumner with a Canada trip planned.

Dorothy Perkins J. E. Perkins West Poplar Street Clyde Miller Drue Miller Presbyterian Church Victor L. Raphael Marie Perkins Willard Miller Greencastle High School Miss Perkins Tresslars Variety Store Delta Theta Tau Julia Crawley Juliana Gardner Mildred Coe Asbury L. Poe Pleasant Gardens Clyde Underwood Grant Underwood Brazil Baptist Parsonage Spencer McFadden Hoosier Underwood Warner College Ft. Wayne Carol Brown Chicago Milton Brown East Anderson Street Harriet Sumner Henry W. Sumner University Edwards Hotel Lynn Brown Clair Brown

Road paving and bridge work proceed near Rockville

Work on state road 36 east of Hollandsburg advances without labor trouble. Night guarding by county deputies and resumed bridge work west of Montezuma follow a several days pause. Federal judge Baltzell issues restraining order to 13 Vermillion residents to stop picketing Mealman Construction bridge work.

Rockville Hollandsburg Montezuma Robert C. Baltzell Indianapolis Mealman Construction Co., Inc Danville, Ill

Heatwave grips Putnam County and Greencastle

Greencastle and Putnam County baked in a second heat wave as temperatures hit 98 degrees by noon and rose further with no relief expected until late Sunday. Thunderstorms were forecast for Sunday afternoon or night by the weather bureau.

Greencastle Putnam County Mercury Weather Bureau

Trees Urged for Abandoned Roadways in Washington

The United States Department of Agriculture warns that abandoned roads cause soil erosion and gullies after new roads are built. A Forest Service silviculturist urges planting trees to restore vegetation, prevent erosion, and avoid costly culverts and dams during road improvements.

Washington United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service

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C. C. Gillen The Democratic Editorial Association Gary A. C. Bryce Columbus, Ohio S. C. Prevo East Walnut Street Elizabeth Faye Helen Dunbar Inl Ernest Brown Clogverdale Putnam County Hospital J. W. Bailey DuBoise, Pa Donald Bailey G. C. Murphy Store William Hill Gertrude Werneke R. P. Mullins Betty Palestine Hurst-Collins Post No. 281 American Legion Here McCammon Garagge Ralph Gardner Four Corners Anc Ellis Lingle West Liberty Street Lafayette Lingle Western Union Monon Railroad Frank Bittles Little Rock Arkansas Susie Bittles Paul W. Summers Summers Lucille Allan Paul Brown Muncie Bernice Brown Anderson Street Vera Grace Brown Billy Smith Ernest Smith Warren Township Louisville Joint Stock Land Bank of Louisville Putnam Circuit Allan Bain Ernest C. Ketsey Shelby J. Padgett Earl Padgett Bain Kersey Padgett Camp Camp Exchange Uncle Sam J. U. Dean Cumberland R. A. Ogg Campbell Brothers Fillmore Watkins Y R. Watkins Company E. Naghten Tribby E. Wash. St American Security CO First National Bank Bldg Mildred Poe Woman's Union of Church Christian Church B. H. Bruner Philippians Henry Bicknell Virginia Royce Knight Rupert Martha Ellen Rector W. R. Hutcheson Ray Fisher Orville Stewart William Roby Ira F. Cowling William Herod 20Th Century Club Chester Jordan Humorrus Needlecraft Club Grace Frazier Manhattan Road John Sutherlin
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