Local items note residents and visitors across Greencastle
Ott Gibson joins Star Barber shop and begins work. Cloverdale residents Roy Evens and Harold West visit the city. John F. Lane, now of Lafayette, visits relatives. Floyd township farmer Homer Tyre conducts business in Greencastle. Fred L. O’Hair travels from Indianapolis for Central National Bank affairs. Mrs. Fernando O’Hair visits from Brick Chapel to attend Eastern Chapter events. Wallonia high school to hear Prof. F. C. Tilden of DePauw give commencement address. John Bellany, 25, formerly of Greencastle, buried at Forest Hill after body brought from Marion county. Phoebe Conley and Blake Conley visiting Hurst family on East Franklin Street. Miss Blanche Statton’s senior recital at Asbury Conservatory with supporting acts by Norris and White. Dogwood and pink carnation rostrum decor enhances Statton’s performance. Prof. Francis C. Tilden confirms to chair mass meeting for Nation-Wide Prohibition in Indianapolis with Ex-Governor Hanly and Ex-Governor Patterson present. Statton’s recital praised. Tilden to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. O’hair
Indianapolis
Central National Bank
Fernando O’hair
Brick Chapel
C. S. Curtis
Blanche G. O'Hair
F. C. Tilden
DePauw University
Wallonia High School
John Bellany
Marion County
Forest Hill
Greencastle
Phoebe Conley
Blake Conley
C. C. Hurst
East Franklin Street
Newport
Sarasota, Fla
Hurst
Francis C. Tilden
J. Frank Hanly
Patterson
Tennessee
Tilden
All It Means Miss Romance Opal Sign Split
A light note explains that when an opal gift loses its lustre it signals a split. Bridget’s Mistake panel follows with a Q and A about shaking medicine before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hardhead
Health Hints and Osteopathy Advice from Dr Sparnhurst
A health column extols osteopathy as nature aligned healing. It urges lifestyle vitality, warns against fatigue, and endorses osteopathic treatment for aches, neuralgia, and general weariness, citing Sarah Bernhardt’s vigor quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bernhardt
Adv
Roanoke Father Seeks Missing Daughter Across Cities
Theodore Francies of Roanoke Ind searches for 19 year old Goldie J Francies missing since April 28 after vanishing from school and home. He traced her to Indianapolis and then here, but yielded little information. A sighting by Agent Bartley resembled her but was not confirmed. The girl may be suffering mental trouble from overstudy. a possible marriage motive was ruled out. In other news, Bernice Blanche Statt gave the first advanced pupils recital at Asbury Conservatory of Music, featuring Schumann, Beethoven, MacDowell, and Grieg pieces with praise for Stattton and accompanist Mr White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie J. Francies
Theodore Francies
Roanoke
Ind
Frencies
Indianapolis
Traction
Miss Frencies
E. R. Bartley
Asbury Conservatory of Music
Bernice Blanche Statt
Conservatory Hall
Robert Schumann
Miss Statton
Robert White
Schumann
The New Minister Presented At Christian Church
A community production titled The New Minister is presented this evening at the Christian church. A large, capable youth cast features numerous musical numbers in a full comedy program. The diverse cast includes Irma Hootman Marguerite Wind Hazel Branham Bess Tucker Ethel Boyle and many others with director Edward Pitkin guiding the staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Irma Hootman
Marguerite Wind Hazel Branham
Melissa Wilkins Bess Tucker
Henrietta Sharp
Ethel Boyle
Odelia Hasbin
Dressy
McGinty
Louise Abrams
Daisy Lovejoy
Jeanette Holloway
Delaney
Eugenia Marshall
Belinda Bangs
Pearl Young
Fdith Hixon
Marguerite Callender
Betty Buttons
Margaret Bicknell
Spicer
Clara Sharp
Eliza Whiffles
Edna McClure
Petunia Pimples
Jess Bicknell
Blossom_ Clover
Mary Pierce
Mrs. Brassey
Gessie Roby
Miranda Ketchem
Kathleen James
Prunetta Pills
Seth Perkins
Joel Denman
Mulberry
Havin O
Fred Bacon
Ralph Brutes
Harold Hootma
Carter Killem Marcellus Keys
Stepher
Katie” Katterhenry
Hoosick “Bow” Harris
Hezekiah F. Sharp
Frank Roberts
Crescendo B. Flatt
Edward Pitkin
Topnote
Old Maids’ Club
Odelia Hasbin Gessie Roby
Miranda Kethhem Bess Tucker
Henrietta Sharp Kathleen James
Prunetta
DePauw Beats Indiana State Normal in Low Scoring Affair
DePauw paces past Indiana State Normal 3 to 2 on McKeen field in a pitchers’ duel. Pence’s seventh inning infield hit and an overthrow scoring the decisive run after a one-out chance. Holt and Mahaffey homer for Normal, Rafferty and Crim each fan three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pence
DePauw
Thiebert
Fillmey
Mahaffey
Normal
Holt
Rafferty
Crim
Lostetter
Musselman
Knauth
Friedman
Seppaam
Am Fillmey
Bateoee
Hogue
Bayh
Ence
Aeeneee
Vl Holt
Asheng
Crim. P
Oaasene
Abhore B. Harris
L. Harris
Bridges
Naman
Morrow
C. Senksnut
Seusent
If. Pence
Aie
Officers disrupt large West Park craps game
Marshal John Cooper and Sheriff Theodore Bees broke up a major craps game in a ravine west of the baseball park on Thursday. Officers gathered names of about 20 to 40 young men and warn they will press cases unless explanations are given. The scene ended with players fleeing as Cooper fired a shot into the ground to test their nerve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cooper
Theodore Bees
Marshal Cooper
Wife Sues for Divorce and $1500 Alimony in Putnam Circuit
Mrs. Eva Ogle files for divorce from James C. Ogle alleging cruel treatment. She asks $1500 alimony and asserts separation since April 18 1915 after marrying August 30 1913. Ogle, a prominent eastern county farmer, resides in Filmore with valuable property, while wife lives in Hendricks county. Attorneys are Allee James & Allee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Ogle
Putnam
James C. Ogle
DePauw Edges Normal in Tight Nine Inning Win
A hard fought game on MC Keen Field ends 3 to 2 as DePauw defeats Indiana State Normal in a tense nine inning clash. Old Gold team rallies with airtight defense and late offense to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw
Indiana State Normal Aggregation
Terre Haute
McKeenfield
Mckeen Field
OLD Gold
Indiana State
Dolly the 33-Year-Old Mare Causes Barnyard Ruckus
Dolly the Cloverdale delivery mare, aged 33, attacked a blacksmith shop in a fit of temper. After resisting shoeing, Dolly kicked out windows and caused extensive damage before being restrained. Local grocer T. C. Utterback has cared for the animal since his youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly
T. C. Utterback
Cloverdale
Mr. Utterback
Mr. Richardson
Putnamville Women Entertained Here
The Woman's Aid Society of Putnamville met with Mrs. A. S. Curtis on Wednesday. The Curtis home overflowed with blossoms and food as members enjoyed an all day affair. A noon dinner included baked chicken dumplings and many desserts. At 2 PM the meeting opened with scripture and prayers. Members and visitors shared readings and music before the group returned home delighted with the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Aid Society of
Putnamville
A. S. Curtis
Curtis
James Reeves
Frank Shafer
Ellen Jones
Bess Jones
Will Lewis
Lawrence Perry
E. Watson
Cora Garner
Collins
George Whittaker
Dr. Horn
Lizzie Conley
Sue Lewis
W. S. Torr
Religious and Farm Rules Clash Over Hair Policy
State Farm rules override religious practice for farm prisoners after Superintendent Talkington ordered a hair cut for a detainee arriving from Terre Haute. The prisoner, noted for long braided hair with combs, objected to cutting as required by his beliefs, but the decision enforced grooming standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Talkington
Ralph Howard
Trre Haute
Special Conclave Notice of Greencastle Commandery No 11
Special conclave of Greencastle Commandery No 11 K T is set for Friday May 7 at 7 o clock Work in the K T order All members urged to attend Dr W Campbell E C James McD Hays Recorder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle Commandery
No. 11
K. T
Kk. T
W. Campbell
E. C. James McD. Hays
Requirement for School Heaters to Maintain 70 Degrees
Policy dictates school heating systems must keep interiors at 70 degrees Fahrenheit in zero weather and sustain at least 40 percent relative humidity. Heaters of all kinds must function with proper air intake and distribution to meet these standards.
School Building Ventilation and Sanitary Standards Act
The act mandates outside air intake for classrooms at least five feet from the top and a minimum rate of 29 cubic feet per minute per pupil. Direct steam heating is limited in certain rooms, with required ventilating ducts to remove air hourly. Water closets must be sanitary with stalls, and strict penalties apply for noncompliance and improper construction of schoolhouses.
Notice on Water Works Bill Payment Due Date
Notice directs waiters or customers to settle outstanding bills at Greencastle Water Works by the end of the month. Consumers are urged to call the company and make payment promptly to avoid service disruption.
Prospects Bright for Greencastle Indiana
Booster Club drives civic growth as sewer system and gymnasium projects advance. University influence, new high school plans, and rising real estate values position Greencastle as a premier Indiana residence. Residents urged to booster and invest in local development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Indiana
Coun
University
Booster Club
Button styles featured by Hessler & Co at 18 East Washington
The notice advertises J. Q. Hessler & Co offering a range of buttons in all styles located at 18 East Washington street. It highlights their product variety and storefront presence for customers seeking button supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Hessler & Co
East Washington Street
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Ott Gibson
Star Barber Shop
Roy C. Evens
Harold West
John F. Lane
Lafayette
Homer Tyre
Floyd Township
Bridget
Health Hints
Dr. Sparnhurst
Mr. Norris
Trio Prestissimo
Mazurka de Wieniawski
Beethoven
Mr. White
Antoni Dvorak
Edouaid Grieg
MacDowell
Albertina Spicer
Callender
Edith Hixon
McGinty Pearl Young
Dressy Mary Pierce
Bissy Eugenia Marshall
Alexander Brown Sexton
Harold Hootman
Erec
Harris
Hezekiah F. Shar
Katterhenry
Dr. Hoosie
Roberts
Crescendo B
Marcellus Keyes
Claude Rysinger
Martinsville
Claud
Ray Curtis
Earl Curtis
Monrovia
J. E. Marshall
Lester Watson
Dennis Watson
Paul Watson
Rockville Sanitarium
Lizzie Grimes
Charles Hedrick
Wakeland
James Ogle
Hedrick
George Summers
Elizabeth Burgess
C. 8. Watson
Corinth
Otis Pritchett
Emma Watson
Mae
J. W. Parker
Anna Anderson
Frances Goray
Crown Point
Dee Smith
Dee McCormick
Martins
Claud Watson
Mooreser
Frances Watson
Mooresville
Ruth
Georgia Watson
Redendeete Coeteectoetents
Greencastle Water Works
Oy Lee
Reeve
Ball Park
Delta U House
East Seminary Street
Beveridge and
Indiana _ street
Zeis & Company
Thomas F. “Andel
John's
Weeste
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
T. P. A. State Convention
Especi
Fy Inter
Speedway
Kalster Mayor Bell
Chas A. Bookwalter
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