Greencastle Daily Notes On Local Travel And Visits
Richard Cowgill of Filmore, Harvey Shuey of Bainbridge, and City Attorney F. M. Lyons, plus Charles McGaughey of Roachdale, were in the city on business today. Various residents and visitors are listed with travels to Indianapolis, Bloomington, Chicago, and other points. The column records events, visits, and upcoming meetings at local churches, clubs, and social groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cowgill
Filmore
Greencastle
Business Today
Harvey Shuey
Bainbridge
F. M. Lyons
Indianapolis
Charles McGaughey
Roachdale
Charles Runyan
C. P. Broadstreet
Frank Wheeler
Studebaker
C. A. Titus
Wells-Fargo Express Company
United States Express Company
Titus
8. C. Sayers
Wells-Fargo
Sayers
United States
Cemetery Interments Reported for June 1914
Forest Hill cemetery records show interments in June 1914 including John A. Paris of Putnam county aged 67 with paralysis, Jennie A. Ellison of the city aged 50 with complications, Melvon Shepard of Indianapolis aged 2 with pneumonia, under superintendent James Daggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill Cemetery
John A. Paris
Putnam County
Jennie A. Ellison
City
Melvon Shepard
Indianapolis
James Daggy
Death of Mrs. Sarah E Shelton in Reelsville
Mrs. Sarah E. Shelton, a respected Washington Township resident, died at her home east of Reelsville on the National Road Monday afternoon after several months of illness from diabetes. She was 54. The funeral was held at the Reelsville church and burial followed in Reelsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Josephine Wade
Fort Wayne
Frank Thomas
Geralda
Adelaide Thomas
Josephine Young
Indianapolis
Mary Harlan
Richmond
Christian Church
Northern
Canada
Cora O’brien
Greencastle
Lena Quigg
W. M
Nell Warner
Charles Lee Massey
Kansas City
T. C. Grooms
Herald
Washburn
Clara Sharp
Irene Selby
Fort Branch
Miss Sharp
Princeton
Miss Selby
Owensboro
Naomi Snider
L. D. Snider
Madison Street
Sarah E. Shelton
Washington Township
Reelsville
National Road
French Remedy for Stomach Troubles
Leading doctors in France use a prescription of vegetable oils for chronic stomach trouble and constipation. One dose convinces. severe cases improve within 24 hours. Many people report surprising results, and Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy is sold by local druggists. Advertisement in the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Mayr
Hessian Fly Infestation Warns Wheat Growers Nationwide
The U S Department of Agriculture asks farmers to report suspected Hessian fly infestation and send samples for examination. Cooperation with state stations may reduce crop losses, with guidance on flaxseed stage sampling and timing before mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Bureau of Entomology
United States
Kansas
Iowa
Oklahoma
National Miller’s Federation
King Released From Jail After Court Fine Paid
Charles King who was found guilty of assault and battery on Artie Boswell and fined about 75 dollars was released from jail Monday afternoon. Judge James P. Hughes approved the release after Frank King of Plainfield paid forty dollars toward the fine enabling installments. Visitors Mrs. William Davis and children of Clinton Falls and Miss Joyce Pickens of Cloverdale were noted in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles King
Putnam County
Artie Boswell
King
James P. Hughes
Frank King
Plainfield
William Davis
Clinton Falls
Quiet Fourth in Greencastle Warns on Firecrackers
Local merchants in Greencastle are warned not to sell cannon crackers or dangerous explosives to youths without parental permits. No sale of cannon crackers is allowed until the Fourth.
Many Picnics Planned for a Quiet Fourth in Greencastle
City officials forecast a calm Independence Day with few dangerous explosives sold. Mayor Walter Cooper bans 5 inch cannon crackers except with parental permit or on the day before the Fourth. Merchants urged not to sell to minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Walter Cooper
Clever burglars visit Roachdale stores
Robbers enter three North Putnam shops Monday night and ransack doors but nothing is stolen. An attempt to enter a fourth store is blocked by the owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roachdale
Putnam Town
Pried Front Door Open on Three Roachdale Stores
Burglars pried open the front doors of Wendling & Hanna Hardware, William Myers Grocery, and E. C. Rogers Grocery in Roachdale Monday night. They failed to enter O. A. Sheppard Clothing and no losses or suspects identified as yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roachdale
Wendling & Hanna Hardware
William Myers Grocery
June tax settlement receipt shows funds allocated to state and local programs
The Putnam County treasurer received W H O'Brien's June settlement receipt detailing allocations: State Revenue 6965.00, Benevolent Institutions 8802.98, State Debt Linking 1328.07, State Educational Institution PMR 1556.27, Vocational Education -875.27, School Fund Interest 5056.32, Permanent Endowment Indiana 166.87, Docket Fees Circuit Court 44.00. Also reported the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harris of Baldwin Kansas, June 30, and Ada Shafer mentioned as former daughter in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. O’brien
H. H. Runyan
Putnam County
PMR
Indiana, University Int
Indiana funds pay off state indebtedness amid political clash
The Indiana State Board of Finance issued checks totaling 750000 to retire temporary loans and foreign bonded debt. The move counters Republican claims of mismanagement and bankruptcy, noting earlier deficits and substantial debt reductions under Governor Ralston and Auditor O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
State Board of Finance
Samuel M. Ralston
William O’brien
William H. Vollmer
Chicago
Indiana
Board of Finance
New York
Ralston
Republican State Committee
Howa
Maxwell
Rockville
Marshall
Auditor of State
O’brien
John Billheimer
Republican Organization
Vincennes University
Purdue University
Indiana University
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H. A. Gobin
Bloomington, Il
Grace Wiseman
Altamont, IL
W. R. Grogan
James B. Nelson
Brazil
Woman’s Franchise League
Emma Ball
Flandreau
S. C
E. W. Connerly
East Seminary Street
William Sitlington
The
Arkansas Democrat
Little Rock
Arkansas
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
College Avenue Church
R. A. Ogg
South Locust Street
F. A. Arnold
Bridge
East Seminary Stret
J. L. Scripps
Rushville, Ill
N. R. Burks
Richard Voyles
Sarah Burks
Burks
State Normal School
Duluth
Minn
Crescent Club
Robert Browning
Frank McGaughey
Russellville
Gracie Davenport
Terre Haute
Thomas Davenport
Fox Ridge
T. W. Johnson
Mrs. Ashley
Frank Newhouse
DePauw
Sam Ayewist
China
Otto Dobbs
George
Allee
James & Allee
Ewing Shields
Seymour
Mabel Hicks
Jennie Hicks
Stilesville
Country Reading Club
E. R. Bartley
Ella Bowman
Alice Bowman
James I. Nelson
A. Z. Leazenby
Crawfordsville
Leazenby
Northwest Indiana
of the Methodist Church
M. T. Cook
Rutger College
New Brunswick
N. J
Flat Rock
M. L. Darnell
Cook
DePauw University
M. C., Darnell
Amelia D. Kemp
Pittsburg
Frances
Helen
Virginia Grose
Miss Kemp
Cadiz
Ohio
Mrs. Grose
Misses Grose
Baltimore
John H. Cuffel
Jack
Hendricks County
Cuffel
Charles A. Kintzel
Warsaw
Shelton
Joyce Pickens
Cloverdale
T. L. Harris
Baldwin
Harris
Ada Shafer
R. W. Shafer
Cell Herald Office
Trick Brothers
Golden Rod Pony Farm
G. Fenwick Reed, Jr
Washington St
W. W. Gilgis
Monon
Bedford
Hood River
California
E. A
Brownings Grocery
Lueteke’s Bakery
R. B. Arnold
C.H. Cook
G. B. Williams
Indiana and
Columbia Sts
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