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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1915

Page

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Van Conductor Retires at 70 in Vandalia

Charley Smith, Vandalia's oldest conductor, retires after 46 years of service. He marks his seventieth birthday by ending active duties and entering pension.

Charley Smith Vandalia

Conductor Charles W. Smith Retires After 46 Years Service

IS WELL KNOWN HERE INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA May 3. Conductor Charles W. Smith retired on pension after forty six years on the railroad, forty with the Vandalia road. He is 70 and left Vandalia service April 29. For years he commanded the fast New York limited between Indianapolis and St Louis. He never was censured for accidents despite several incidents.

Indianapolis Ind Charles W. Smith Crack Keystone Limited Union Station Vandalia Road Smith Here v St. Louis Charlie New York

Farmer Stricken in Brazil Suffering Stroke and Aid

William Hutchinson of Put Nam County suffers apoplexy while in Brazil. Brother and friends of the well known farmer assist him to the physician’s office for aid.

William Hutchinson Putnam County

Hutchinson suffers apoplexy in Putnam county

William Hutchinson a 64 year old farmer on the T H I F E line in Putnam county was stricken with apoplexy around 9 50 Saturday morning in front of the Brazil Clothing Company store. He was taken to the offices of Drs Young and Hirt in a serious condition and may be transported home if he improves. Henry Hank Rowan DePauw captain elect leaves for Copper Cliffs Canada to enter mining clerical work after giving up college education. He is praised for a drop kick that won a Wabash game and played center field in baseball for three years. An up to date storage is advertised at Cherry.

William Hutchinson Hutchinson Putnam County Brazil Clothing Company Mr. Hutchinson Nicholas National Avenue Edward Drs. Young and Hirt Henry Hank” Rowan DePauw Copper Cliffs Canada Rowan

Sorority Holds Annual Luncheon at Claypool Hotel

Alpha Omicron Pi members gathered for their annual luncheon in the Florentine room at 1 pm yesterday. Toasts by Miss Mary Fee and Florence Hughes highlighted the event with quoted lines as DePauw University members attended.

Alpha Omicron Pi Florentine Claypool Jane Farmer Lebanon Mary Fee Florence Hughes Fred O’hair

Prisoner Sent to State Prison for Escape Attempt

Clifford Hurst of Blooming-ton is sent to state prison for a term of 2 to 5 years after attempting to escape from the state farm at Putnamville.

Clifford Hurst Bloomington Putnamville STATE

Hurst is first to be jailed under new escape law

Clifford Hurst of Bloomington pleaded guilty and drew a 2 to 5 year sentence for fleeing the State Farm to Bloomington. The sentence marks the first use of a law passed last session making escape from the State Farm a penal offense. Hurst, who went home, was recaptured and returned to the farm, with the judge noting it may deter future escapes.

Clifford Hurst Bloomington State Farm State Reformatory Jeffersonville Hurst

Hendricks County Farmer Dies by Own Action

Mel Christie a 45 year old Hendricks county farmer living near Reno died Sunday morning after taking a dose of strychnine. The suicide followed the delivery of a new automobile from Archie Figg of Danville. No motive is known. Christie leaves a window.

Mel Christie Reno Putnam County Floyd Township Christie Archie Figg Danville Figg

May Queen Contest Leads Shifts as Polls Open

Miss Lou Pollard leads at noon with a small majority over Miss Kelley. Several candidates show significant gains and rising interest in the contest as the vote standings change.

Lou Pollard Kelley

Three New Entrants Lead May Queen Contest Standings

At noon Ralph Confer secretary of the committee reports Miss Lou Pollard leading with 5700 votes and Miss Vera Kelley close behind with 29650 votes. Several candidates show gains but true standings are uncertain as many vote coupons remain held by supporters.

Ralph Confer Lou Pollard Vera Kelley

Miss Gibson Casts 17 300 Votes in May Queen Race

Miss Geraldine Gibson, a May Queen candidate, cast 17 300 votes today. Her total rises to 36 000 after today's tally, with 18 700 votes prior.

Geraldine Gibson Miss Gibson

Three New Candidates Enter Contest With Gold Prize

Three new candidates Miss Cornelia Dulin Miss Callie Vermillion and Miss Laura Holland were nominated today and expect a strong finish as a five dollar gold prize awaits the leader at 6 PM Wednesday May 5. Votes must be in by 6 PM and mailed votes credited next day. Ballot boxes are in city banks and counted at 3 46 PM Wednesday. The Loyal Camp No 6261 meets at 8 PM this evening. All members urged to attend. Store your goods with Cherry.

Cornelia Dulin Callie Vermillion Clinton Township Laura Holland Royal Neighbors of America

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