Forest Notes and Local Harvests From the Northwest
Four buffalo calves born in the Wichita national forest bring the herd to 51 as rangers plan snow depth measurements with the Weather Bureau. Students from Oregon Agriculture College work at Siuslaw forest nursery, gaining experience and lowering costs. A Portland clothespin factory may arise from red elder wood off Pacific coast. Tacoma and Forest Service partner to protect Green river watershed in Rainier national forest. Obituary: Howard Marion Edwards born July 16 1889 died May 25 1914, a Franklin township native with a long family ties, remembered as a man of truth and devotion to home and children. death occurred Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agriculture College
Siuslaw Forest
Pacific Coast
Portland
Oregon
Howard Marion Edwards
Elizabeth Goslin
Charles Edwards
Roachdale
Franklin Township
Mary Britton
Benefit Concert at the Christian Church Draws Large Audience
A Wednesday evening benefit at the Christian Church attracted a large crowd. The Ladies Aid Society benefitted from the program which included piano, tenor and soprano solos, readings, a contralto, violin, and a tenor duet. The audience enjoyed an excellent show and the event cleared a neat sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Local Greencastle Notes and Social Items
The Rockville Tribune reports a postponed Boston Club meeting at Miss Kate Lovett’s home. Indiana visits and travels include E. B. Taylor in Indianapolis and J. L. Randel on business there. Various residents announce hospital stays, visits, and return home from medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Club
Kate Lovett
Allen Brockway
St. Vincent's Hospital
Indianapolis
Brockway
Rockville
Greencastle Township Commencement Exercises
The fourteenth annual commencement to Greencastle township public schools was held in the court house assembly room with Rev. Demetrius Tillotson delivering the address on The Mission of America. The program featured DePauw musicians, readings, cornet solos, and a class of graduates led by Simpson Stoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Stillwell
Anderson
Greencastle Franchise League
Court House
Bainbridge
J. Y. Denton
Bloomington
Sure Buis
Filmore
Harry Call
John
Gary
J. F. Cannon
J. P. Hughes
East Seminary Street
Ollie Allen
C. A. Kelley
Ralph Etter
Leona Kelly
Henry Lampel
Wichita
Kas
Stilesville
Robert Evans
Poland
Anna Rawlinson
Indianapolis
Daniel Craft
Philo O. Cole
Culver
Gilbert
Culver Military Academy
Cole
Vermont
Wyoming
Greencastle Township
Demetrius Tillotson
College Avenue
Tillotson
America
Wilson
Mexico
DePauw
Howard J. Barnum
DePauw Music School
Wynn
Supreme Court rules in bank foreclosure case on dry goods stock
The Supreme Court decides in favor of the bank in a foreclosure involving First National Bank and two chattel mortgages on the dry goods stock of James Ver Milion. Funds mortgages were found valid and enforceable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
First National Bank
James Vermilion
Supreme Court Rules Partial Mortgage Victory for Bank
The First National Bank of Greencastle loses 718 dollars plus costs after the Indiana Supreme Court sustains Judge Rawley on the mortgage validity but deducts 718 from the bank’s judgment. Trustee for James Vermilion Dry Goods challenged two chattel mortgages, with the ruling favoring partial recovery for creditors and money redirected to other claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
First National Bank of
Greencastle
James Vermilion
Judge Rawley
Putnam Circuit Court
First National Oak
Kayley
Vermilion
DePauw announces 1915 football schedule
Alumni Athletic Manager Heber Ellis reveals DePauw University 1915 football slate of eight games. The season opens September 26 at Bloomington versus Indiana and includes Lake Forest College in Wisconsin, Rose Poly, Earlham, Butler, Wabash in Greencastle, Franklin, and a Thanksgiving clash with Christian Brothers College in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw University
Heber Ellis
Indiana
Bloomington
DePauw Pigskin Artists
Lake Forest College
Lake Moret
Wis
Christian Brothers College
St. Louis
Wabash
Greencastle
I. U
Franklin
Lake Forest
Lake
Lect
Rose Poly
Earlham
Richmond
Butler
the Christian Brothers College
St .Louis
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Panama
Panamas
G. Amsuick & Co
New York
South America
Hub Clothing Store
Forest Notes
Wichita National Forest
The
Weather Bureau
Tacoma
Washington
Forest Service
Green River
Rainier National Forest
Ivery
Lennie Cox
Leslie Miller
Margarite Callender
Irma Hootman
Margurite Callender
Clarence Ball
Mr. Clark
Ruth Youn
George Kadepeceinn
Messrs Ball and
Kadel
Iano
James L. Hamilton
Ind
E. B. Taylor
J. L. Randel
Business Today
R. F. Schmaltz
West Poplar Street
Monon
Alex Lockridge
Martinsville
Missouri Hanna
Attica
Mamie Naylor
Gladys Pierce
Rensselaer
Bunny
Bon Durant
Ruth Leazenby
Dorothy Arnold
Arnold
Alice Swaim
Greencastle High School
H. G. Woody
Mary Harlan
Lottie
David Nelson
Earl Byer
Zella Jones
Jesse Jones
Frank Weathers
Fredonia
N. C
Putnamville
Mr. Weathers
Dakota
James Walker
Ross Runyan
Esther Jackson
Pauline Young
Abeth Ames
Newton, Ill
Emma Windsor
Pearl O’hair
Lessie Allee
Springs
Allee
Geralda Thomas
Adelaide Thomas
Josephine Young
Harriett Bridges
Darnley
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lola Howard
Tuscola
Ill
Donald McLean
Avis Knetzer
Lewis Wilson
Near
Elva Wilson
Richard Cowgill
Putnam County
Maloney
Big Four
Mattoon
Keler Bela DePauw
Bert D. Beek
Lucia
Donizetti DePauw
Margaret Callender
Simpson Stoners
Nachez Howard J. Barnum
DePauw Trio
Helen Branham
Ernest Allen
Zelly Browning
Jessie Battle
Glenn Crawley
Paul
Cherry
Teresa Detrick
Clara Pala
Charles Grubb
Daisy F. Grimes
Nettie Johnson
Winnie Knauer
Kenry Roessler
I. R
Oeuune Sane Rater
EF. Shipley
W. M. McGaughey
Model Clothing & Dry Good
Matt J. Murphy
Herald
Clarence
Cloming
Theatre Co
G. Carlton
A. Carlton
Ishmael
Black Hand
Mysiln
Ouhautauqua
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