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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1928

Page

2

Putnam County Prosecuting Attorney Candidate Declares Nomination

Clifford R. Dickerson of Jackson Township announces renomination bid for Putnam County Prosecuting Attorney subject to the Democratic Primary. Notice also records the administration of the Benjamin Lisby estate by Alva E. Lisby as administrator, with attorney Corwin & Gillen representing.

Putnam Owen Counties Harlan R. Denton Owen County Clifford R. Dickerson Jackson Township Putnam County Circuit Court Indiana Benjamin Lisby Alva E. Lisby Corwin & Gillen

May Festival Music Program Presented by DePauw Students

The DePauw School of Music prepares a May Festival program in Music Hall featuring Johnny Jump-up, Moonbeams, The Little Shoemaker, Curly Locks and Love's Old Sweet Song among others performed by preparatory students. The event occurs Monday at 4 PM in South Bend with highlights including solos, duets, and a marching parade by Knight Templars delegates.

DePauw School of Music Music Hall Johnny Jump Hat Ee Vernon Lytle Clare Lytle South Bend Ind Knight Templars of Indiana Grand Commandery Clarence H. Snake Masonic Temple Indiana Masonic Home Court House Square Michigan George A. Schntz Oliver Temple South Bend Commandery Thomas W. Slick Will M. Sparks Rushville Oliver Hotel George M. Studebaker First Methodist Episcopal Church Knights South Bend High School William W. Suckow Franklin

Hoosier gains part of estate in Oklahoma compromise

In Enid on May 3 a compromise in Major County court divided the estate of Benjamin Deeter. Curtis C. Daffer of Wabash Indiana claimed to be Deeter's illegitimate son and will receive 7000 dollars. The widow gets 20000 dollars and the remainder goes to other heirs. Deeter died intestate with a 40000 dollar estate.

Enid Okla Fairview Curtis C. Daffer Wabash Ind Benjamin Deeter Daffer Deeter

Real estate transfers list across townships

Real estate transfers show multiple parcels and sums. Transfers include Lemuel G. Hubbard to Erastus H. Morehart and wife for 29.38 acres in Marion township priced at 1.00 dollar. John W. Boyle to William H. Sheldon for 105 acres in Jefferson township at 1.00 dollar. Central Trust Co. Executor to Jesse E. Coeh for a lot in the original plat at 1,800 dollars. Jesse L. Ellis to Ray Amos Evens for 35 acres in Madison township at 1,400 dollars. Harriet P. Hill to C. W. Batman for 10 acres in Franklin township at 1.00 dollar. Rawley R. Hill to James B. Routt for a lot in Cloverdale at 1.00 dollar. Citizens Trust Co. Administrator to William E. Walton for 1 acre in Jefferson township at 800 dollars. Raymond R. Donehew to et W. Daniel for land in Russell township at 1.00 dollar.

Lemuel G. Hubbard Erastus H. Morehart Marion Township John W. Boyle William H. Sheldon Jefferson Township Central Trust Co Jesse E. Coeh Jesse L. Ellis Ray Amos Evens Madison Township Harriet P. Hill C. W. Batman Franklin Township Rawley R. Hill James B. Routt Cloverdale Citizens Trust Co William E. Walton Raymond R. Donehew Et W. Daniel Russell Township

Vision of a machine driven utopia at Oxford lecture

Professor F W Burstall predicts a future where five hour workdays replace hard labor and domestic service vanishes. He says humans direct machines, while roads favor fast autonomous traffic and pedestrians gain safer paths as society moves toward leisure and simplified living.

Charles A. Smith London F. W. Burstall Oxford Burstall Heaven On Earth Earth

Chicago World Fair plan to rebuild reputation in 1933

Chicago aims to raise 5 per family from 900000 households to fund a city World Fair plan. Officials hope impressive buildings and exhibits will counteract crime lore and attract visitors and future residents. Prominent citizens vow to clean up the city ahead of the event.

Chicago Genna_ brothers Scar Pace al” Capone Samuel Insull Rufus G. Dawes Fair Association Insull Als

Lincoln Boyhood Site Tarnished by Pig Pens and Squalor

Indiana Lincoln Union reports pig sties cow sheds and unkempt shacks surround the Lincoln cabin site in Spencer County Indiana. The group seeks funds to restore thirty of eighty acres and build a memorial near Nancy Hanks Lincoln's grave to honor the boyhood home and inspire reverence for the nation’s figure.

Indianapolis Indiana Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Union Lincoln Kentucky Illinois Paul Brown The Union Lincoln Cabin Brown Spencer County Nancy Hanks Lincoln Nancy Hanks America

Fraud scheme revealed in Hammond insurance case

Bankers Life Insurance Company files in Hammond federal court alleging a wholesale fraud to obtain $5,000 on a policy for John Daneios. The case claims misrepresentation of birth year 1867 instead of 1880 and substitution of a healthy lookalike for his medical exam, with Daneios’s body later exhumed and the examining physician saying he never saw the body before.

Hammond, Ind INS Bankers Life Insurance Company of Illinois United States District Court of Hammond John Daneios Danelo Danelos

Floating cities for fliers on Atlantic Ocean

Des Moines Iowa—Harry Cooper vice president of the Iowa Flying Club envisions a chain of floating landing stages every 400 miles across the Atlantic. The plan includes fuel gas stores water craft rescue, beacon lights and on site restaurants hotels and wind sheltered platforms 100 ft above the sea to withstand storms.

International Des Moines Iowa Harry Cooper Iowa Flying Club Cooper New York Europe

German Irish fliers to receive gold keys in Chicago

Three gold keys will be Chicago's only official gift to the Irish German flyers when they arrive next Thursday evening for a four day visit. The keys will be presented at the big public banquet to be tendered the flyers Saturday May 12.

Chicago

They Do Not Forget Library in Greencastle

A memoir style note recalls Max Ehrmann visiting Greencastle Carnegie Library. The article notes many travelers and locals return to the library during later trips, and mentions workers and athletes who use it to read about DePauw and its history.

Greencastle Carnegie Library Max Ehrmann Terre Haute DePauw Delilah Thomas Indianapolis Chicago

Horrific Chinese Executions Reported by Marine Unit

A Boston report from May 3 describes thousands of political prisoners executed in Chinese cities during an eleven month stay of U S Marines. Victims were tied, kneeling, beheaded by executioners for a coin, with heads displayed in streets and alleys for weeks.

U.S Boston China United States Marines Tien-Tien

Liquid coal eyed as future fuel for ocean liners

London reports Sir John Biles arguing at the Institution of Naval Architects that liquid coal could rival oil as ship fuel. He proposed pumping coal aboard and feeding furnaces like oil, noting coal at five dollars a ton with oil at twenty could keep fuel costs comparable to oil engines if efficient handling methods are developed.

International News Service London Sir John Biles Naval Institution of Naval Architects Sir John England John

Heat Wave Ends as Showers Bring Relief in Chicago

Chicago records a deadly heat wave with two fatalities under extreme heat. Rain moved in this afternoon dropping temperatures and easing oppressive conditions, with more showers expected through the night according to weather reports.

Chicago

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Knight Templars Rockaby Vernon Lytle A. Moonbeams Little Shoemaker Barbara Orton A. G. Brown Sr Donald Jones Roberta Jackson Marguerite Brendh Gansch Wos Spauldi Robins E Tals Ake Marylin Lytle Helen Cook Robin Spaulding Katherine Orton Winthrop William Orton Behr B Sutherland Jack Gillespie Barth Lucile White Rth MacLachlin Dollie Toy Shop Rogers Patience Thompson Love Molloy Marian Ellis A Gandy Mary Lucile Terry Edna Alverson Ruth Donnehue Little Songsters Zink Fleenor A . Edwards Marguerite Cowan Ducelle Martha Watts Steele Bernice Ruark Keats Charlotte Donnahue Ellmenreich Hoosier Francis L. Armstrong Sties Lincoln’s Heraid Atlantic Ocean Daniel R. Brown William A Reds Shanghai Peking Germany Heat Wave Hanna Allan Lumber CO
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