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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1920

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Prominent Putnam County Farmer Fatally Struck by Automobile

Sylvester O H air age 75 prominent Putnam County farmer was killed Saturday afternoon near Greencastle when struck by a car driven by neighbor C K Hall. He stepped into the path of the machine and was dragged about 22 feet, dying minutes later. Witnesses say Hall slowed but could not avoid the tragedy as O H air walked with Warren Lane toward the farm. Coroner McCurry's inquest found a broken neck crushed ribs and a broken right leg. Funeral set for Brick Chapel Church Tuesday at 2 PM with burial in Brick Chapel Cemetery.

Sylvester O'Hair Putnam County C.K. Hall Greencastle Sylvester O’hair C. K. Hall Fen O’hair Warren Tane Lane Hall Mr. O'Hair Mr. O’hair Mr. Lane Ty. O'Hair Clay O’hair Clay O'Hair Talking Lane

Repeated Accidents At Narrow Road Junction Recall Past Tragedies

Local reports recount multiple crashes at the Crawfordsville road north of Monon near Sylvester O Haire and Edgar Graden with serious injuries and prior fatalities. The Rev H Crow leads a church drive and Washburn Chapter D A R plans a meeting and officer election.

Closing events mark successful high school year

The public schools plan a series of closing events led by Prof. George Buck of Shortridge High School with a school chorus directed by Mrs. Christie and an orchestra directed by Donald Rogers. Rev. Victor Renphael will deliver the class sermon as churches unite in services. Prizes named for the James Reyerly Tares memorial will be awarded for first year Hirsch School Course work. Schedule includes May 21 junior senior reception, May 23 class sermon, May 25 26 exhibits, and May 28 commencement exercises at the High School Auditorium.

George Buck Shortridge High School Buck Dayton Duluth Indianapolis

Candidates for Graduation May 28 1920 Announcement

A list of names including Marshall Dwyer Abrams Carl Franke Allen Alfred Maurice Baldwin Amanda Ellen Browning Charles Frank Christopher Ethel Fara Christie Viola Cleo Chittenden Vanita Myr Collins Hugh Blake Conley Marion Lewis Cooper Helen Louise Cox Marie Dodd tuth Ewing Lu Bridges Gillespie Je Claire Hamilton A Glenn Hamilton Buriece Jeanne Hammond Marie Hampton Izabeth Hepler Alma Hepler Rus el Lewis Hirt Fiesie Allan Hollingsworth M red Bell Hurst Frank Gillmore Irwin Dwight Moody Iles Margaret Jean Jones James Sumner Julian Mildred Anna Long Lorene Luther Dorothy Lee McKamey Robert Allen McKee Harry Philip Maxwell Donald O Hair Frank William Owens Emerson Jennings Parr Pauline Ellen Pollard Russel Theodore Reeves Thelma Magdeline Schmitt Ida Garnett Sheets Russel Albert Shuey John Louis Steegmiller John Halbert Stoner Harrold Williams Talbott Mary Jane Taylor Eleanor Torr Helen tone Tucker Fdna Elizabeth West Helen Wilson Fdwin Moore Wright Tarence Wright Frank Rudsiph Young Pa.

Marshall Dwyer Abrams Carl Franke Allen Alfred Maurice Baldwin Amanda Ellen Browning Charles Frank Christopher Ethel Fara Christie Viola Cleo Chittenden Vanita Myr Collins Hugh Blake Conley Marion Lewis Cooper Helen Louise Coxtu Marie Dodd Tuth Ewing Lu Bridges Gillespie Claire Hamilton Glenn Hamilton Buriece Jeanne Hammond Marie Hampton Izabeth Hepler Alma Hepler Rus’ el Lewis Hirt Fiesie Allan Hollingsworth Red Bell Hurst Frank Gillmore Irwin Dwight Moody Iles Margaret Jean Jones James Sumner Julian Mildred Anna Long Lorene Luther Dorothy Lee McKamey Pauline Ellen Pollard Russel Theodore Reeves Thelma Magdeline Schmitt Ida Garnett Sheets Russel Albert Shuey John Louis Steegmiller John Halbert Stoner Harrold Williams Talbott Mary Jane Taylor Eleanor Torr Helen Tone Tucker Fdna Elizabeth West Helen Wilson Fdwin Moore Wright Tarence Wright Frank Rudsiph Young

Vacation makeup rules issued by superintendent for summer programs

The superintendent of schools released requirements for summer makeup work done in an approved summer school or via private tutors. Students must obtain these rules to earn credit for work outside the regular session. Permission is granted for an approved summer school for certain grades. no public high school program yet. private tuition will be charged. A postponed Art Needlework Club meeting is rescheduled for Tuesday at 2:30 PM with Miss Wilhelmina Lank.

Supt Art Needlework Club Wilhelmina Lank

Business Women's League Meeting Set at Presbyterian Church

The Business Women's League will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the Presbyterian church. All members are urged to attend for important business.

Business Women's Business Women's League Presbyterian Church

Vesper Service Delights Me Harry Hall Audience

A large audience attended the Vesper recital at Me Harry Hall Sunday afternoon. Prof. Van Denman Thompson and his blind wife performed piano and organ pieces, eliciting special praise. Esther Brown played Kreisler’s The Old Refrain on violin with a Schubert duet, and soprano solos closed the program.

Harry Hall DePauw School of Music van Denman Thompson Esther Brown Kreisler Schubert Caroline Osbon Whis Brown Yhou Swnman Thompson Ann Pymr Bartlett Imenson Tillery Gobin Reseuse Sallie Bowman Callwell

Marriage of Dallas Hodge and Viola Dorsett Celebrated

The marriage of Dallas F. E. Hodge and Miss Viola D. Dorsett of Belle Union was solemnized Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cash in this city. Also noted are local visits by Johanna Ash Lucile and Lui Crawley, R. J. Welch visiting relatives in Terre Haute, J. D. Azberly retreating to Dayton on business, and Mrs. Elizabeth Sears returning home after a visit with daughter Kathryn Sears in Indianapolis.

Dallas FE. Hodge Viola D. Dorsett Belle Union J. E. Cash Johanna Ash Lucile Lui Crawley Terre Haute R. J. Welch Indianapolis J. D. Azberly Dayton Ohio John Moran Elizabeth Sears Kathryn Sears

Saw Evens Car In North Ohio

Herold Knoy of Cloverdale reports seeing the Evens car, a Ford with two colored dimmer headlights, in northern Ohio en route from Detroit to Cloverdale. He suspects the vehicle seen may be the stolen car unknown to police still.

Cloevrdale Lad Ohio Herold Knoy Cloverdale Detroit King Morrison & Poster J. B. Evens Knoy Evens Greencastle

Pocahontas Lodge initiates class of candidates

The Pocahontas Lodge initiated a class of candidates with Bloomington lodge council giving the work and conferring the degree on the candidates. After initiation a supper was served and the evening continued with socializing and dancing. Mr and Mrs Roy Eastham of Bainbridge visited after the serious accident of Miss Ruth Aller.

Pocahontas Pocahontas Lodge Council of Bloomington Roy Eastham Bainbridge Ruth Aller Eastham Allen

State Superintendent L N Hines to address P T A meeting

State superintendent L N Hines will speak Tuesday afternoon at the high school auditorium. This is the first chance patrons have to hear a state school leader. The school chorus will provide music. Officers for the High School Parent Teachers Association will be chosen for the coming fall. A report of Local and State P T A will be given. Both men and women are urged to attend.

L. N. Hines Spe Venchers Association

Maiden 13 suffers concussion from Red Men Hall stairs fall

Miss Ruth Allen daughter of Mrs Maude Allen of West Liberty Street sustained a slight brain concussion after a midnights fall on the stairway from Red Men s Hall on the square. She was treated by Dr W W Tucker and Cassel Tucker and later improved though convulsions occurred.

Ruth Allen Maude Allen Red Men's Hall EWES Savoya Walt West Liberty Street Red Men’s Hall Miss Allen

Water Works Company Issuing Notes in Greencastle

The Public Service Commission authorized Greencastle Water Works to issue 24000 in promissory notes. The order follows petitions for rate increases by Mooresville Telephone and Logansport Telephone, reflecting broader rate review in Indiana.

Indiana State Capitol Public Service Commission Today Greencastle Water Works Company Mooresville Telephone Company Loogootee Telephone Company

Paul Albin Suffers Broken Arm After Farm Incident

Paul Albin of east TM shineten street suffered a broken right arm Sunday morning when a horse kicked him while he moved the animal in a barn near Sn. 48. The injury required treatment by Dr. W. R. Hutcheson who set the fracture. Wallace M. Welch attended a Delta Tau Delta banquet in Indianapolis Saturday.

Paul Albin East Shineten Stree Sunda Thein W. R. Hutcheson Wallace M. Welch Delta Tau Delta Indianapolis

Hanna Wins After Prolonged Legal Battle

After seven years of litigation across five county courts and an appeal, George Hanna wins a verdict in his favor in the case Bayh Bros vs Hanna to collect a $300 note. Hanna contended he signed as president of Indiana Coal & Clay Co and bore no personal liability, while Bayh Bros alleged his signature implied personal responsibility. The dispute hinged on omitting the word by between the name and title.

Bayh Bros Patricksburg George Hanna Hanna Indiana Coal & Clay Co Bayh Brothers Hardware George Henna Hughes Rawley Clay County Montgomery County Boone County Hutcheson Clay Co Lyon & Peck Lyon John H. James John Rawley Brazil Wilt Hickham Spencer and Hevs & Murphy

Brazil High wins Fifth District track meet title

Brazil High School captured the Fifth District track and field meet with 39 points on a sunny Saturday afternoon at M Kee n Field. Greencastle followed with 19, Brownsburg 18, Garfield 16, Normal 4, Wiley 3. Curry led Brunswick scoring, winning the 100 yard dash and shot put. Zeis won the two hurdle races. LaRue Hummel visited, and others traveled between Lafayette and Indianapolis.

Brazil Greencastle Brownsburg Garfield Terre Haute Normal High Wiley Terre Haute Curry Conover Zeis Greencastl Yeis

Braden Fatally Injured? In Rural Auto Crash Near Brick Chapel

Edgar Braden, 24, a farmer near Brick Chapel, was badly hurt when his buggy was hit from behind by a car carrying six University students. He suffered a head wound, facial gashes, cuts, a concussion, and remained dazed for an hour. Braden was treated by Dr. W. W. Tucker and later taken home by taxi. The buggy’s rear end was damaged, the horse fled to nearby property, and the car occupants offered to cover all damages. A separate fatal auto incident occurred hours earlier north of the Monon tracks involving Sylvester O’Lair.

Sylvester O'Hair Crawfordsvil Edgar Graden Dan Toney Mr. Hair Hugh Pritchard Yorhauler Edgar Braden John Braden Brick Chapel Braden W. W. Tucker Lee Sears Bracen Aus John Wysong DePore Auto State Sylvester O'llair

Co Incident Injuries Reported From Saturday Night Mishap

Edgar Brad en was thrown from a buggy and received a concussion of the brain while Ruth Allen fell on stairs, both sent to Dr. Tucker for treatment. Dr. W W Tucker and Dr Tucker attended two brain concussion cases near midnight, with both patients in their office simultaneously.

Edgar Braden Ruth Allen Ford W. W. Tucker Tucker Tuck Casse’ Tucker

GreenCastles Trade Meeting Set For Tuesday Evening

Greencastle merchants from dry goods clothing groceries drugs furniture books meat auto accessories eating houses and novelty stores will gather at the Chamber of Commerce rooms Tuesday at 7 30 oclock to map plans for Greencastle trade day. C C Gillen president announces the assembly welcomes representatives from all firms to attend. Mr and Mrs Walter Willie and children and Mr and Mrs Rob Dobbs and son of New Maysville visited Mr and Mrs De Hurst of Cloverdale Sunday.

Chambe of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Greencastle C. C. Gillen Walter Willie Dobbs and Son New Maysvill De= Hurst Cloverdale

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Ray O’hair Arizona Clay Guy Hair Elsterly, Simpson R.L. O'Hair James Curtis Asa Black California Washburn Virginia Black Srnes Chapel H. Crow Dear Coupe Ours North P. T. A. Mertio Cassel W. Tucker Thadyay Deootonal High School M'Keeen LaRue Hummel Lafayette Cleve Thomas Mr. Hummel Purdue University Hich Green Castle Richard Lloyd Houston Texas Chicago William Pollard Indianapole Paul Tirey Roy Hirshhart Crawfordsville
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