Local and area notes from Greencastle Indiana
Walter Bidwell of Voncastle and Granada theatres was in Indianapolis on business. Russell Boswell, 11, ill with scarlet fever on West Jacob Street. Mrs. Dessie Bryan visited Newcastle with daughter Miss Margaret Bryan. J. T. Christie returned from Miami after ten days. W. S. Meeks in critical condition after months in Putnam County Hospital. LaVerne Smiley versus Charles Tribby case seeks more specific charges. Will H. Wade, former Greencastle resident, visiting son at DePauw. Mrs. Laura Chapman critically ill on East Washington Street Road. A. G. Brown and families toured Rossville, Illinois. Woman’s Bible Club dinner at South Locust Street Tuesday at 6. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shoptaugh and others to Louisville after week in Greencastle. Two cars damaged on National Road near Manhattan. Chester Williams owner involved. Otis Gibson funeral held in Rockville. interment Forest Hill Cemetery. Pearl Gibson, teacher, is his daughter. James Hughes, recovering at St Anthony’s Hospital Terre Haute after car crash. able to converse with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Chapman
Greencastle
Washington Street
Otis Gibson
Rockville
Methodist
Forest Hill Cemetery
Gibson
Pearl Gibson
John Cherry
Marriage License Results in Four Local Couples
Daniel Warrel 37 of Greencastle a laborer weds Gussie Bryan 30 of Greencastle a housekeeper. Levi Detson 44 of Greencastle a laborer weds Mollie Austin 49 of Greencastle a housekeeper. Morman Runnells 19 of Cloverdale R1 weds Pauline Nicely 18 of Putnamville at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Warrel
Greencastle
Gussie
Bryan
Levi Detson
Mollie Austin
Morman Runnells
Cloverdale
R 1
Pauline Nicely
Putnamville
Evens Brothers Buy Mayfield Daily Press
Mrs A M Bain and Mrs Frank Evens visit Martinsville before moving to Kentucky. Mr Evens and his brother Roy have purchased a Mayfield newspaper, the town’s only daily, after prior success in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Bain
Frank Evens
Martinsville
Oklahoma
Evens
Kentucky
Mr. Evens
Roy Evens
Mayfield
Indiana
Peru
Bruner Couple Attend Indiana Christian Church Convention
The Rev. and Mrs. B. H. Bruner travel to Indianapolis for the state convention of Christian churches. He presides at the opening session as Indiana Ministers Ass'n president while she chairs a banquet as State Preacher's Wives Associa tion president. Sessions take place at Central Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Bruner
Indianapolis
State Convention of Christian Churches
Bruner
Indiana Ministers Ass'n
State Preacher's Wives Association
Central Christian Church
Reader tips for submitting news to the paper
A local appeal thanks readers for sending news items by phone or mail. It invites reports of visitors, accidents, deaths, new babies, or any news that helps produce a real newspaper, providing the contact phone number 65.
For Rent and Sale Notices From Greencastle Area
Multiple classified notices include for rent listings on East Seminary Street and East Walnut Street, furniture and mattress refurbishing, a bronze turkey eggs sale by Ben Solomon in Bainbridge, a poultry supplies sale at Green Castle Hatchery, a work horse for sale or trade with C. W. Glover, and tobacco plants for sale near Cloverdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Seminary Street
Charles J. Arnold
Herald Office
VOR
Ben Solomon
Bainbridge
Greencastle Hatchery
W. Glover
R. R
Democratic Women Hold Meeting in Putnam County
About 15 members of the Democratic Women's club of Putnam County met in the county courthouse library. Dr. T A Sigler, newly elected county chairman, addressed the gathering on The Organization of the Democratic Party and Democratic Principles. A social hour with ice cream and tea preceded the business session. a picnic is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women’s Club
Putnam County
T. A. Sigler
Democratic Party
Tiger Cub Worthington Ball Game Postponed by Rain
The baseball game scheduled for this afternoon on McKeen field between Worthington High and the Tiger Cubs was postponed due to rain. Coach Bausman said it might be rescheduled, though cancellation seems likely. The Cubs previously defeated Worthington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeen Field
Worthington High School
Tiger Cub
Bausman
Cubs
Worthington Nine
Indiana State Police Urged to Expand Patrol Force
Secretary Otto G Field states the state police should be expanded beyond current strength as they aim to patrol major highways with motorcycle units. He notes growth from eight to forty men and cites rapid crime opportunities on Indiana roads requiring a larger force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Otto G. Field
Tam
Keystone Bible Class Meeting With Mrs Peterson
Keystone Bible class members meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 with Mrs Avis Peterson 507 Central avenue. Devo tions led by Mrs Earl Arnold. Study on John Calvin by Mrs Ben T Riley. Assistant hostesses Mrs Jesse Me Anally and Mrs Jesse Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Bible Class
Peterson
Keystone Bible
Avis Peterson
Central Avenue
Earl Arnold
John Calvin
Ben T. Riley
Jesse Me
Jesse Young
Brazil Lawyer Appointed First Assistant in Veterans Bureau
Ott T. Englehart, a former Brazil city attorney and World War I captain, was named first assistant in charge of litigation for the U.S. Veterans Bureau in Washington. The appointment, effective June 2, follows a recommendation by the bureau’s general counsel and honors his success in prosecuting veterans claims. Englehart is an Indiana University graduate and former Brazil High School athletic coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Ott T. Englehart
United States Veterans Bureau
Washington
Gen
Hines
Wolff
Bureau
Englehart
Indiana University
France
Military Students to Attend Summer Camp at Camp Knox
Captain B. B. McMahon of DePauw University announces thirty-five junior and senior R C T C students will attend Camp Knox for six weeks as part of their Officers Reserve Corps training. The schedule runs June 15 to July 26 with two officers accompanying the group. Recreational trips include Mammoth Cave Lincoln's Birthplace and an Ohio River boat ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. McMahon
Department of Military Training
DePauw University
Camp Knox
Officers Reserve Corps
DePauw
McMahon
D. W. Kent
Mammoth Cave
Lincoln
Ohio River
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Bidwell
Voncastle
Granada
Russell Boswell
Mrs. Perry Boswell
West Jacob Street
Dessie Bryan
East Washington Street
Miss Margaret Bryan
Newcastle
J.T. Christie
Miami
Florida
George Christie
Mrs. Christie
W. S. Meeks
Mt. Meridian
Putnam County Hospital
LaVerne Smiley
Charles W. Tribby
Putnam Circuit
Will H. Wade
Denver
Col
A. G. Brown
Russell Brown
Rossville
Woman's Bible Club of
The
Methodist Church
Jennings
Heavenridge
South Locust Street
Frank Shoptaugh
Hillis Shoptaugh
Buford Gill
Chicago
Louisville
Glen Shoptaugh
Henry Shoptaugh
Gill
Manhattan
Chester Williams
Washington Township
James Hughes
James P. Hughes
St. Anthony's Hospital
Terre Haute
Capone
Alphonse
Scarface A
Nick Circella
Albert Prignano
Perenne
International Newsreel
Evens Brothers
Kentucky City
B. HL. Bruner
Neely O’hair
Fist National Bank
Call
East Walnut Street
Greencastle Mattress and Upholstering Co
West Franklin Street
Tom Morris Peach Orchard
Handy’s Sanitary Dairy
Worthington
Miss Boatright
Walter L. Evens
Florence
Ethel Boatright
Charles Boatright
John C. Sears
Jesse Sears
Miss Evens
DePauw Military Department
B. B. MacMahon
J. H. Comstock
J. A. Albright
Grant Hotel
Scabbard and Blade
Milit
Ary Fraternity
Fillmore
Ben Smith
Ial Way
Otha Scott North
Claude Huffman
Gon Charles
North Fillmore
Walter Huffman
Frances
Mary
Mavis
Robert
Harry
Mr. Smith
George Smith
Miss Alspaugh
Washburn
Lenore Alspaugh
Charles Rector
C. C. Hurst
Business and Professional Club
Membrs
Women's Club
Ostrom
J. C. Hearst
Woman's Club
Edward Arlington Robinson
Veterans’ Bureau Apps
Hoosier Beauty
Horace Link
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