Pankhurst to Lecture at Bowman Gym on What I Saw in Russia
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, world famed English suffrage leader and war worker, will speak at Bowman gym Wednesday night March 24 at 8 15 under Theta Sigma Phi. Her address What I Saw in Russia will cover Bolshevism and its effects on Britain and the United States.
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Emmeline Pankhurst
Bowman Gymnasium
Theta Sigma Phi
Greencastle
Russia
Great Britain
United States
Pankhurst
Manchester
England
Poor Law Guardian
Woman Life and Political Union
Great Woman's Party
Ong Fight For
Eng
Alwas
London
Pank
France
Holloway
Wales
Real estate transfers list deeds in Roachdale and Franklin
Ann Storwrart W Grantham transfers a lot in Roachdale to Nancy A for 1450 dollars. John B White transfers property in Franklin township to Robert Houser for 7000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Storwrart W. Grantham
Nancy
Roachdale
John B. White
Robert Houser
Stringer Named Deputy Sheriff During Lancaster Campaign
Fred Lancaster, candidate for the Democratic nomination for sheriff, begins canvassing the county today. Sheriff Harris has secured B. B. Stringer to serve as deputy during the campaign period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lancaster
Harris
B. B. Stringer
Lancaster
Business men to entertain G. H. S. team event
Chamber of Commerce to finance trip to Indianapolis for G. H. S. team. Dinner and theater party planned for members. a wrecking machine is involved in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. HS
Chamber OF Commerce
Indianapolis
Greencastle High School celebrates state champs
The Greencastle 8 win over Martinsville and upset of Anderson sparked a large pep chapel with 500 students cheering. Speeches by Coach Smith Principal Dow Superintendent Dodson and local leaders praised sportsmanship and invited the team to Indianapolis for a Chamber of Commerce event with plans for dinner at May Pool Hotel and Ben Hur viewing.
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Greencastle High School
Martinsville
South Bend
Anderson Lade
Smith
William Dow
EK C. Dodson
Gene Hamrick
C. C. Gillen
Greencastle
Franklin
EC. Dodson
Frank J. Bruce
Greenecastle
Ened
Chamber of Commerce
Dodson
Franklin Wins State High School Basketball Tournament
Franklin High School defeated Jefferson in the final to win the State Tournament in Bloomington. Saturday results showed Jefferson 18 Technical 9 and Anderson 24 Greencastle 21 in the morning with Franklin 28 Bedford 12. afternoon Franklin 14 Jefferson 21 and 12. night Franklin 31 Jefferson 13 in overtime.
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Jefferson Five
Franklin High School
Bloomington
Jefferson
Technical
Anderson
Greencastle
Franklin
Bedford
Night Franklin
Electric plant sold links Ladoga and Roachdale towns
Ladoga Indiana March 14 The Ladoga Electric Light Company sold its plant to the Roachdale Electric Light Company The Roachdale firm will continue to furnish light and power from its plant and will build a line to connect the two towns for twenty four hour service.
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Ladoga
Ind
Ladoga Electric Light Company
Roachdale Electric Light Company
Roachdale
Receiver for the Standard Heating Co Files Illinois Appointment
The Central Trust Company of Chicago as receiver for the Standard Heating Co files an application in Illinois seeking appointment. The action involves the receiver for company property and requests Indiana appointment in the related proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Company OF Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Receiver Appointed for Standard Heating Company in Indiana
Federal Court in Greencastle named John T. Boessinger of Indianapolis receiver for the Indiana property of Standard Heating Company. Petition filed by Central Trust Company of Chicago, receivers for the firm in Illinois. Additional local items note a funeral in Greencastle and various residents' activities and visits in the area.
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Albert B. Anderson
John T. Boessinger
Indianapolis
Standard Heating Company
Indiana
Central Trust Company of
Chicago
Illinois
Greencastle
Greencastle High School notes mark finish of strong basketball era
Frank Irwin returns to class as G H S notes that basketball activities end for the year. The 1920 graduating class sees the loss of key players Carl Allen Lews Hirt Jacob Hirt John Stoner Robert Stoner and Harold Talbott with Frank Masten Isaac Browning remaining. Coach Wilfred Smith praised as a great Indiana high school coach. Students cheered Greencastle at the state tournament and messages of support poured in from the student body.
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Frank Irwin
Carl Allen
Lews Hirt
Jacob Hirt
John Stoner
Robert Stoner
Harold Talbott
Frank Masten
Isaac Browning
Wilfred Smith
Chapel Period
Indiana
C. C. Gillen
Greencastle
Presidents of Greencastle Literary Clubs Meet
The presidents of Greencastle literary clubs are asked to meet Tuesday at 3 PM in the city library to arrange the district federation meetings to be held here. If a president cannot attend, a representative should be sent.
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J. B. Johnson
Darlington
Ind
Greencastle
D. W. Sheridan
College Avenue Church
District Federation
State Road Bridge Contracts To Be Let In Moram Plan
The State Highway Commission plans a moram start March 80 awarding fourteen bridge contracts over twenty feet. In Putnam county bids include a 30-foot National road span over Robarts Creek with steel 8394 or concrete 7926 and a 52-foot span. Also a National road span over Sallus Creek with steel 12400 or concrete 13100. Wallace Blue, son of Elmer and Mrs Blue of West Walnut street, is confined to home by illness.
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State Highway Commission
Putnam County
National Road
Robart’s Creek
Sallus Creek
Wallace Blue
Mrs
Elmer Blue
West Walnut Street
First Evang El campaign opens in tabernacle
A 150 member chorus filled the tabernacle for the first service of the union evangelistic campaign led by evangelist Daisy Douglas Barr and her assistants. The event featured strong leadership from Charles W. Daugherty and Rev. Victor L. Raphael, with Walter Huffman as business manager.
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Seumon
Charles W. Daugherty
Daugherty
Micg Matvs Maton
Springs That Never Run Dry Sermon by Evangelist Daisy Barr
A thousand listeners heard Evangelist Daisy Barr describe two kinds of springs and urged faith in the dry weather spring of salvation. She preached from 2 Peter 2 17 and painted vivid word pictures of eternal water for the thirsty, emphasizing fellowship and Christian service.
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Bar
Daisy Barr
Jesus Christ
Davig
Jesus
Samaria
Putnam County Conscription Board Inducted 435 Men
The local Putnam County conscription board oversaw the induction of 435 men under the Federal Conscription Act. Of those, 420 were accepted for army service while 15 were rejected. Plus brief social notes from Brazil and Indianapolis. Remodeling at Christie-Thomas Auto Sales noted.
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Putnam County
Greencastle Two Men Named to All-State Team
Louis Hirt floor guard and Carl Allen center from Greencastle high school quad are selected for the All-State team by the Indianapolis Star marking regional recognition for the team and players.
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Greencastle
Louis Hirt
Carl Allen
Quinteh
Indianapolis Star
Best Center in the State Carl Allen Heads Local Stars
Carl Allen the local team center and Louis Tiny Hirt receive spots on the state mythical teams with Allen named best center and Hirt on the second team. Wolsiky of Anderson joins the first team alongside The Green Castle machine and Franklin. The local squad loses J Hirt J Hirt Allen J Stoner R Stoner and Talbott to graduation.
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Carl Allen
Louis
Hirt
Allen
Louis Hirt
Gant
Wolsiky
Anderson
Green Castle
Franklin
J. Hirt
J. Stoner
R. Stoner
Talbott
Cottage Prayer Meetings Schedule Tuesday Morning
Local home prayer meetings list addresses and leaders for Tuesday 9:30 to 10 o clock. Homes include J L Randel East Washington. G D O Rear West Poplar. J F Long 308 Columbia. Jacob Igtetel street. Edwin Barker. Martha Ridpath East Seminary. F O Fraley East Washington. Thomas Stillman East Seminary. A L Donaldson East Anderson. Pelle Carver East Anderson. B F Vaughn East Hanna. John Knight Elm and Illinois. Sue Terry Larrabee. Hootman 708 South College. G Gibson 918 South College. Guy Riggs 144 Martinsville.
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J. L. Randel
East Washington Street
Rey Walter Huffman
G. D. O'Rear
West Poplar Street
Iender
B. E. Kirkpatrick
J. F Long
Columbia Street
Jacob Iggtel
Per Street
Victor L. Raphael
Edwin Bar
Mss Marthan
East Hanna Street
M. S. Heavenridge
John Knight
Elm
Tillinois Street
Levi Marshall
Sue Terry
Larrabee Street
Josephine Donohue
Hootman
South College Avenue
G. Gibson
Watkins
Guy Riggs
Martinsville Street
Marriage licenses and factory car deliveries noted
The report lists marriage licenses for Claude B Cantonwine and Reggie Elizabeth Wells both from Putnam county along with Elizabeth Kendall and Lawrence Bruner from Greencastle and Marshall Indiana. The R F E Kno Company sent two drivers to the Dodge Brothers factory to obtain two cars a touring car to Harry Allen of Allen Lloyd Lumber Co and a roadster for Dr T R Sigler.
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Claude B Cantonwine
Putnam County
Reggie Elizabeth Wells
Elizabeth Kendall
Greencastle
Lawrence Bruner
Marshall
Ind
R. FE. Kno!! Company
Dodge Brothers
Harry Allen
The
Allen Lloyd Lumber Company
T. R. Sigler
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Daisey Barr Tabernacle
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Anna Hutt
Lafayette
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H. K. Green
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W. O. Timmons
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Z 'Ill Me‘iuire
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Newport
Alonzo Cook
Arizona
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Cloyd
HICH
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Great Goard
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