School Board Weighs Next Year Teacher Salaries
School board meeting focused on arranging the salary schedule for the ensuing year. Discussion covered teacher wages and related school improvements.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1920
Page
1
School Board Considers Teacher Wage Increase Despite Funds
Greencastle Consolidated School Board debated a possible raise for teachers next year during a largely budget orientated meeting. Funds are limited so a definite decision was deferred with plans to seek additional money and possibly address improvements to two city school buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle Consolidated School Board
Atl
DePauw School of Music Recital Tonight in Music Hall
Students perform a Tuesday evening recital at 7 o clock in music hall featuring a program with solo pieces and couples, including works by Chopin Lieurance and Allitsen, and performers such as Helen Hester, Reggie Daniels, Cooper, Harriett DeBruler, Katherine Guffin, Zetta Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw School of Music
Music Hall
Minnet Py Steno
Ebopeltirk
Helen Hester
Paniisien
Len Udwewssbasnngeen
Iva Holaday
Branscombe
Burleigh
Zetta Byers
Chopin Harriett DeBruler
Nevin Katherine Guffin
Lack Norvetta Green
Toata
Prayer Meeting Group Listing for Wednesday Morning
An initial list of Wednesday morning prayer meetings is provided with locations and leaders. Names include Mrs Harry Wells, Rev B E Kirkpatrick, Mrs Susie Bittles, Mrs Voliva, Mr Otis Browning, Mr John Friend, and the Gardners, among others, with addresses in West Walnut East Washington South Triana and College avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wells
West Walnut
B. E. Kirkpatrick
R E Richards
Okin Street
Susie Bittles
Washingbr Strom
Voliva
William Durham
East Weshington
and Mirs
Otis Browning
Hows Tanna Street
John Friend
Triana
Cheres Gardner
College Avenue
T. Phipps
South Locust Hye
Tornado Toll Rises Across Eight States
The death toll from Sunday’s tornadoes rose to 189 as officials feared unseen casualties in remote areas. New reports from eight states indicate ongoing danger as search efforts continue and injured individuals are accounted for.
Chamber of Commerce to Hold Evening Meeting
An important meeting of the Greencastle Chamber of Commerce is set for this evening in the chamber rooms. Every local businessperson is urged to attend as significant business will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Greencastle
University student body urged to raise pension fund
The student body is asked to raise 30000 more to reach a 100000 teachers pension fund at chapel exercises Tuesday and report back on Wednesday with progress updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
DePauw Plans Pension Fund Drive At Chapel
At a special DePauw student meeting in the chapel President George Grose said $70 000 of 100 000 needed for teachers pensions has been raised and the remaining 80 000 must be raised by March first. The drive aims to boost funds for salaries as the Rockefeller gift supports higher education nationwide. Class canvassing and noon reports to Grose are set, and seven last words by Dubois will be sung by the choir at 10 oclock Wednesday morning with no classes that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw
George Grose
Teachers’ Pension Fund
Mar Fist
Pavn
Board of Education
John
David FE. Lilienthal
Pension Fund
Dubois
Miss Olive Somme
Cincinnati
Miss Jolly
Elwin Smith
Chicago
Omar Wilson
Real Estate Transfers Across Greencastle and Surroundings
Transfers show multiple parcels sold or deeded in Greencastle and nearby townships. Notable entries include cemetery lots in Chapel Cemetery Association to Robert J. Snider and city cemetery plots to Rachael A. Lawton. Several US transfers list large acreages in Warren and Madison townships, with prices and grantee names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Township
United States
Joseph McMurry
Thomas Moore
Warrent Township
Charles Hurrah
James Mathas
E. Swift
Greencastle
Rachael A. Lawton
Forest H'll
Isaac Watkins
Madison Township
Levi Mann
Sc Rcres
Albertie Nichols
Anson I. Padgett
Marion Townhhip
Floyd Township
Storm devastates Indiana as toll rises to 350
A violent storm routs through northern Indiana killing 350 and injuring many as tornadoes sweep a wide path. Horses, barns, and livestock are leveled. traffic is disrupted and property damage is extensive across farms and rural areas.
Greencastle Band to Meet This Evening at Real Estate Office
The Greencastle band will reconvene tonight at 7 20 o clock in the Fouts and Newgent Real Estate Company office due to a chamber meeting elsewhere. A new music supply will be used for the first time and new players are urged to attend. Ben Morgan leads as instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Fouts & Newgent Real Estate Company
Chamber of Commerce
Fouts & Newgent
Ben Morgan
High School Night at Tabernacle Reval Campaign Event
Tabernacle hosts a high school night and picnic supper at 6:00 p m The building will feature as the main event of The Third Week's Revival Campaign highlighting community activities and religious outreach
Plan to Lower Cost of Meat Urged for Cheaper Cuts
The Department of Justice backs a national campaign to boost consumption of forequarter cuts like chuck and plate. Farmers, stockmen, and housewives would benefit from more even demand, lowering prices for consumers while preserving producer income. The drive cites the Save-Money-on-Meat effort across several states and promises continued discussion on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Tineis
Towa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
New York
Todiana
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Noth
Tornado Toll Reaches 159 as Damage Rises Across States
Reports from Indiana and eight states convert to a total death toll of 159 from Sundays tornado outbreak. Indiana records 35 fatalities, Ohio 26, Georgia 38, Illinois 16, Michigan 11, Wisconsin 1, Missouri 1, Alabama 11, with widespread property losses and numerous injuries. Communications restored in many stricken areas as tolls and damages mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Allen
Jay
Adams Court
Randolph County
Ind
Darke County
Allen County
Monroeville
Townley
Edgerton
Jay County
Adams County
Geneva
Union City
Indiana Ede
Ohio
Steuben
Montgomery
Chicago
Winois
Michigan
Missouri
Wisconsin
Georgia
Alabama
Cline
Teenago
Illino
Greenville
Nashville
VanWert
Moution
Rendette
Pickersburg
Genea
Rashi Caners
Ilinois—Eligon
Irving Wark
Melrose Park
Maywood
Weeklong Evangelistic Program Promises Varied Events
Union Evangelistic services open with a high school picnic at six followed by a tabernacle program led by Daisy Barr. Lectures include Why Some Husbands Learn to Dislike Their Wives and Earn a Dollar Night for fundraiser. Community meetings and sermons fill Tuesday to Wednesday at Pitchford's store and the tabernacle. Mrs Barr speaks to women. Mrs Huffman notes the Wednesday lecture for women and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dough
Big Tabernacle
Daisy Doulas Barr
Suit to invalidate Jay Voss will filed by sisters
Mrs Therese Harriott Smith and Miss Targinia Voss sue in probate court to declare the will of Jay G Voss invalid. They claim they are the sole heirs at law and challenge four named beneficiaries to share the estate. The sisters allege the estate is valued around 100000 dollars and seek half for each sister, asserting unsound mind and undue influence at signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therese Harriott Smith
Targi
Nia Voss
Jay G. Voss
Voss
Sdit
Chambers
S2a
Indianapolis News
Six Thousand Hogs Report Slid Prices at Indianapolis Sale
Indiana hog sale shows six thousand head with light hogs under 225 pounds steady to 15 cents higher at 16.50 to 16.75 and heavier hogs up 24 cents to 15.00 to 16.25. Pigs sold at 15.50. Local buyers purchased 3,400 hogs while others went out. Cattle prospects steady calves and sheep steady. Arthur V. Fountain returns to Anderson after several days in the city as a former DePauw student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Arthur V. Fountain
Anderson
Mr. Fountain
DePauw University
Move State Highway in Putnanco to State System
Directory of commission will recommend that road from Bloomington to La Payette be included in the state system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnanco
Directory OF Commission
Bloomington
Lapayette
Plan for 3200 Miles Indiana State Capital
Indiana state highway plans submitted to Governor Goodrich outline a tentative 5200 mile road system with 100 miles added to balance county mileage. L. H. Wright announced recommendations to include Bloomington through Spencer Greencastle Crawfordsville and Lafayette. The designation must take effect by April 1 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Mar
L. H. Wright
State Highway Commission
Goodrich
Wraht
Bloomiseton
Spencer
Greencastle
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Marriage Licenses and Local News From Greencastle
Local marriage licenses listed for Cloverdale and Indianapolis residents. News notes include Claude Airhart visiting Greencastle, army service at Fort Omaha, a bridge incident near the Big Four, a mistaken sighting labeled Meryl Bee, business and relocation updates, new births in Madison and Brick Chapel, family visits, and Greencastle Odd Fellows Lodge scheduling a meeting with important business and degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Airhart
C. J. Airhart
Greencastle
Airhart
Fort Omaha
Satuday
France
Germany
Crawfordville
Margaret Nelson
Abner Nelson
Fire Department
Meryl Bee
Fred Thomas
Putnam Realty Company
Columbus
A. O. Lockridge
West Walnut Street
Mrs Lockidge
John Aker
Madison Township
Oscar Boswell
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Yrlude Heter Legge
Pinsutt
Reggie Daniels
Cees Cooper
Godard
Annetta ‘Lowe
Indiua
Lieurance Ob
Allitsen Vouline Novis
Blanche Good Grassle
Parker P Irten Simpson
Bill
Billefef
Will'am W. Larkin
Ullysess G. Terkin
Jefferson Township
Rufus Wallace
Robert C. Badges
Monroe Township
Tonigh
Tabernacle
Federal Department of Justice
Country Reading Club
Ivan Ruerk
Charley Hutcheson
Imogene Cooper
William Cooper
Givuah i
Satyosaas
Pitchford
Harry Bines
Clinton
J, L. Hill
Jay Voss
Mr. Voss
Greercastle
Mary Jean Huron
Cloverdale
Herschal Hurst
Nora Merl McAvoy
Ray Cyville Black
Mryde Glaub
Joe Vittoro
T. l. Newby
Ruth Newby
Inianapolis
Georges
Naomi
Indiatapolia
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