Local Greencastle News and Stretches of Travel
Local society notes record members of Greencastle Encampment No 59 I O O F meeting Friday night and mention visits by Mrs Ernest Stoner Josephine Stoner and Mrs Jack Lynch in Indianapolis. Several locals travel to Bedford St Louis Washington Kan sas City and Bloomington with hotel stays and lectures noted. An Indianapolis student attends DePauw related events while others visit family and return to Chicago. Police report an abandoned speedster found with no license or lights tied to a Sunday crash. Fire department responds to a Gardner ice truck blaze with minimal damage.
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Water Works Hill
James Garage
Soctal Light's Plane Hes Escapes Injury
Mrs. Fanchon Zanders of Indianapolis visited here Wednesday. She graduated from DePauw in 1912.
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Soctal Light
Hes
High School Band Entertained by Rotary
Rotary club welcomed Greencastle school band members at a Wednesday noon meeting. Captain McMahon led, about 30 club members attended, and Warren J. Yount spoke on band value while Medford Maxwell discussed band organization. The band performed three contest pieces.
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Rotary Club
McMahon
Greencastle
Warren J. Yount
Medford Maxwell
Farm Escape Suspect Given Prison Term By Court
Paul Fittenger aged 23 was sentenced by Judge James P. Hughes in Putnam circuit court to 1 to 5 years in Indiana state prison for a farm escape from the Penal Farm. The sentence was suspended. He allegedly escaped from Putnamville in 1928 and has since served 9 months at Pendleton reformatory. He was sentenced to the Penal Farm from Evansville.
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Paul Fittenger
Indiana
James P. Hughes
Putnam Circuit Court
Fittenger
Putnamville Institution
Indiana State Reformatory
Pendleton
Evansville
For Rent and Sale Advertisements in The Herald
A collage of local listings includes for rent six and four room modern homes on East Seminary and Walnut streets, a piano, two brick veneer houses, second hand farm tools, chicks feed and farming gear, a poultry mash, an upcoming public auction of household goods, and a five room cottage on East Berry Street. Also notes lawn mower sharpening and repair services, mattress refurbishing, and a food market listing. The Putnamville Ladies Aid serves a dinner at the Court House.
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Broadstreet
East Seminary Street
Television as Modern Miracle Predicted in 1894
The article credits Noah Steiner Amstutz of Valparaiso Indiana with early two way television vision and the 1894 Electrical Journal descriptions of Visual Telegraphy detailing circuits lamps lenses and tuning forks for synchronized face and voice transmission over separate wires, decades before modern systems.
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Electrical Journal
Noah Steiner Armstutz
Valparaiso
Indiana
Amstutz
Wayne County
Ohio
Noah Steiner
Breakfast Bridge Hosts at Country Club Scene
Mrs. Donald McLean and Mrs. John Cartwright hosted a 10 o'clock breakfast bridge at Northwood Country Club for twenty eight guests. Tables were decorated with spring flowers and out of town guests from Indianapolis attended.
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Donald McLean
John Cartwright
Northwood
Country Club
N. T. Washburn
David Smith
Davis Harrison
Indianapolis
Amazing Epilepsy Treatment Offered Free to Sufferers
Advert an in The Herald claims a remarkable treatment stops fits. R Lepso, Apt 152 Island Ave Milwaukee Wis offers a free trial to all sufferers. write for details with age.
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R. Lepso
Apt
Island Ave
Milwaukee
Wisc
Adv
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James Bittles
Bedford
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St. Louis
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Dodge
O. H. Williams
Columbus
Bloomington
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Urbana
Ill
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William Haverly Jr
William Haverly
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DePauw University
First Baptist Church
M. Dinsmore
Indiana Baptist Convention
Brick Chapel Epworth League
Arthur Swearings
John Holmer
T. H. I. & FE. Traction Company
L. C. Brown
Crawfordsville
Northwestern
T. H. l. & E. Traction Company
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Gardner
Snider Grocery
North College
Robert Garl
Emmet Scott
T. J. Donelson
W. F. Judy
Brick Chapel
Piet
Tex Anding
Gates Flying Service
Long Island City
N. Y
Robert D. Huntington
Vincent Astor
Huntington, L. I
International Newareel
Mullins Drug Store
Jackson St
Greencastle, Ind
Rotary
Charles J. Arnold
Herald Office
Neely O’hair
Fist National Bank
Call
Washington Street
Tel
Hanna Court
Oliver
John Deere
Campbell Brothers
North Jackson Street
Trinity Mer
Putnam County Farm Bureau Co-Operative
Ass’n., Inc
Old Big Four Mill
Ass'n, Inc
Greencastle Mattress and Upholstering Co
West Franklin Street
George Hoffman
W. Franklin Street
Court House
Ind
Checkerboard
N. Jackson Street
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East Berry Street
Jacob Kiefer
College Avenue
Eitel’s
Crosley Radios
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Virginia
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Krehl
Thad Jones
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ws C. T. U
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Anderson
Clara M. Sears
Mary Lewis Armour
Billy Sunday
Elizabeth Stanley
Greencastle High School
Charles R. Brown
Harlan Hixon
Mary Louise Kocher
Cletis Dillinger
Mary Rose Harlan
Eugene Earley
Grade Teachers Club
Third Ward
Mary Jane Wimmer
Mrs. Sincoln
Wimmer
East Washington Street
Oxnam
G. Bromley Oxnamp
Wood Street
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Los Angeles
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the Baptist Church
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