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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1914
Page
1
C B Coffin of Indianapolis, a golf enthusiast, advised the local golf committee on building a six hole course. He said Cite is an ideal location for the development and toured the site today.
The Greencastle Golf Club committee proposes a six hole course on east Franklin street with C. E. Coffin of Indianapolis advising. Coffin, a golf enthusiast and friend of member Charles Barnaby, toured the site with Barnaby and others and endorsed the project noting ample space for a six hole design. A full 18 hole course exists. three laps would equal a round of play. Robert Allen, on College avenue, is very ill with gallstones.
Police report a masked gunman robbed 12 year old Paul Cherry on the Big Four Overhead Bridge at 10 30 Saturday night taking only 125 dollars. Authorities describe the weapon as a revolver and warn residents to stay vigilant as the search continues.
Trustees elect William King to succeed himself as truant officer at today's meeting in County Superintendent Wright's office. The session also produced school enumeration reports and related administrative updates.
Paul Cherry, 15, faced a masked robber at the overhead bridge over the old Big Four tracks on Rockville road about 10 30 p m Saturday. The thief took $1 25 after demanding the boy raise his hands. a second man was seen nearby. Police and the Cherry family searched the area but found no suspect.
A well known university student and a companion secretly borrow Russell Farmer's horse and buggy for a Sunday drive, returning it two hours later after an alert to authorities. Policemen respond, a warning is issued, and the incident is kept quiet to avoid public disgrace.
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