Seventy Autos to Get in Line for Thursday Social
Heavy rains ease for Union Chapel event as seventy autos line up for a local ice cream social and band concert. Parking reserved for residents. organizers expect a pleasant evening for attendees.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
1
Greencastle Ice Cream Social Trip to Union Chapel
About seventy machines will assemble on the square Thursday at 6 30 to start for Union Chapel twelve miles northwest for a large ice cream social. The Greencastle band will accompany the local delegation and provide a concert at Union Chapel as a major feature. Over a hundred gallons of ice cream will be sold, with prime seating and parking arranged. A lengthy list of locals promises to join the trip at 6 30, underscoring the community turnout for the north county event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Chapel
Greencastle
C. C. Gillen
Frank Day
W. O. Timmons
Earl C. Lane
J. A. Throop
S. C. Prevo
H. A. Henderson
J. P. Allen, Jr
William Peck
Edward Bicknell
Fred O’hair
James I. Nelson
Alec Lane
Frank Allen
C. W. Huffman
A. B. Hanna
Walter Cooper
Lawrence H. Athey
C. P. Broadstreet
F. M. Lyons
J. P. Allee
Fred Bryan
Russell Farmer
Walter Albaugh
C. C. Hurst
William Kreigh
E. E. Caldwell
A. E. Ayler
Ernest Sears
Sylvan Vermillion
Glenn Scobee
Mort Marshall
Jesse Airhart
Ralph Knoll
Frank Donner
Robert Browning
Ed Harris
Claude Hampton
Thad Jones
Ivan Ruark
John H. James
William Houck
William Callahan
Denver Huestis
Lawrence Bryan
C. T. Zaring
Claire Bittles
Isaac Peck
Frank Thomas
W. A. Beemer
Charles Sudranski
Fred Hixon
William Herod
W. R. Hutchinson
John W Cherry
F. G. Gilmore
Otis
Uncalled Letters Remain in Office Notice
UNCLAIMED LETTERS. The following letters remain in this office uncalled for Barker Mrs Cora Bond G W Collins Ray T Hastings Sam Martin Miss Alice Meadows Garfield Mercer Miss Cora E Patterson Alice Phillips Jonathan Sharpe Mrs Slater Monroe In calling for the same please say advertised W B Vestal Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Cora
Bond
G. W
Collins
Ray T
Hastings
Sam
Martin
Alice
Meadows
Garfield
Mercer
Cora E
Patterson
Phillips
Jonathan
Sharpe
Mrs
Slater
Monroe
Widow Aunt Lizzie Goff Dies on Anniversary of Husband
Elizabeth Gardner Goff 90, widow of Robert Goff, died at the family home south of Russellville Indiana from paralysis on the anniversary of her husband's death. She bore eleven children with twenty seven grandchildren and twenty nine great grandchildren. Funeral services were at the home, with burial in Hebron cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellville
Ind
Elizabeth Gardner Goff
Robert Goff
Here
Lizzie
Merchants Seek Dust Prevention for Square Streets
The council shows willingness to address dust on the square and adjacent streets. Merchants await timely action by contractors to repair and seal the streets to prevent dust and disruption.
Dust Menace Oiled Streets Plan Approved By City
Downtown merchants win council permission to oil streets after inspection by Charles W Huffman and Thomas Stillwell of Madison Construction Company. The five year guarantee covers street defects. A A Lane must approve oil grade before use. Ruth Runyan visits Cloverdale relatives Ruth Herod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Huffman
Thomas Stillwell
Anderson
Madison Construction Company
Huffman
A. A. Lane
Locust Street M. E. Church Board Meeting Tonight
The official board of the Locust street M. E. church will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Street M. E. Church
Plan Series of Union Meetings at Three Churches
Three local churches plan a summer series of union services and an effort to stage open air meetings on the courthouse lawn. No definite arrangements have been made yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Open Air Union Services Considered By Local Churches
City pastors and church officials weigh holding Sunday evening open air services on the courthouse lawn this summer. Three churches already back the plan and a joint committee formed by Locust Street and College Avenue Methodist churches and the Christian church will host the first three meetings. Rev. Bert DeWitt Beck will preach next Sunday at the Christian church on Greencastle community matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Lawn
Locust Street
College Avenue
Christian Church
Bert DeWitt Beck
Greencastle
Louise Ann O'Hair Weds Ernest Macecoun Darnell
Miss Louise Ann O'Hair marries Ernest Macecoun Darnell of Chicago in a morning ceremony at the O'Hair country home north of the city. Darnell is a traveling salesman with a Chicago firm. The event reflects a noted local family's ties and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Louise Ann O'Hair
Bride OF
Chicago
Mrs Ostrum Re-elected President of W H M S Green Castle
Mrs Henry Ostrum of this city was re-elected president of the Green Castle District of the Woman's Home Missionary Society at the annual meeting held at Trinity Methodist Church. She will serve another one year term, presiding at the meeting in Terre Haute. Also noted were Mrs Lillie Landes and Miss Mattie Crouch named to the nomination committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ostrum
Greencastle
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Trinity M. E
Ostrum
Crawfordsville Lawyer A N Foley in City on Legal Business
A N Foley of Crawfordsville, partner in the Thomas Foley law firm, was in the city today on legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Foley
Crawfordsville
Thomas & Foley
Winchester Teacher Weds DePauw Graduate
Miss Ethel Meeks daughter of Mr and Mrs A F Meeks of Parker Indiana married Clarence E Prichard son of Mr and Mrs L E Prichard of Greenwood at the bride’s home The couple both hold degrees from DePauw and Butler Colleges He is Winchester High School science instructor They will reside in Winchester Ben Riley was in Indianapolis today.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Trust Co
The
Plumsons
Greencastle Orchard Company
Tit Greencastle Produce Company
N. Jackson St
Corner Cash Grocery
Don Shepard
Mgr
Binder
Marshall & O’hair
Indiana
Walnut and
Vine Streets
Just
Ailors and Haberdashers
West Side Square
W. B. Vestal
Ruth Runyan
Cloverdale
Ruth Herod
Kimber Gardner
Joseph Gardner
New Castle
Jesse Beemer
Winchester
Depauw
Ben Riley
Indianapolis
Georgia
Rocky Ford
Raspberries
Lemons Gabbage
Zeis & Company
Grocers & Bakers
A A Ree Bk
Neel Bel Bee
Om Opera House
A. Cook
Princess Hassan
Ola Humphrey
Richard Stanton and
Leona Hutton
High Seas
Father
Billie Rhoades
Jack Dillon
Nestor Comedy
Boyd Marshall
Ella Hall
Robert Leonard
Bes Automobile
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