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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1920

Page

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Putnam County Schools Shine In Indiana Education Drive

A letter to the county superintendent lauds Putnam county for ranking first in Indiana on school conditions. Local superintendents W Place and Dodson organized a ten day effort from Nov 7 to 17 with committee leaders Charles McGaughey and George S Harney coordinating speakers. Over 60 schools were visited and Dr. William Winship of Boston helped publicize the drive. The report was sent to the state superintendent and forms the basis of the letter from Mr. Hues.

Putnam County Indiana Putnam Winship Boston Thorshlp Hues

Putnam County School Campaign praised by Indiana official

State Superintendent L N Hines commends Putnam county for its school improvement campaign. He notes thorough reporting by George Harney and the board’s confidence in completing consolidation within three to four years. He offers continued support and requests suggestions to aid the effort.

Greencastle to Play Lapel in Tonight's Basketball Game

Greencastle High School baseball? basketball team meets Lapel High School basketball tonight in Lapel. The report notes an upcoming matchup between the two teams with local interest.

Greencastle High School Lapel

Riot at Pittsburg warehouse over confiscated whiskey

Four State troopers with Pittsburg reserves battled about 500 people for half an hour as 1,275 cases of confiscated liquor were moved into a warehouse. Officers used riot-gun butts after orders to disperse were ignored. eight men were arrested for disorderly conduct.

Pittsburg

Bread prices cut in Chicago as flour costs ease

Chicago bakers announced a 1 cent bread price cut starting Monday with additional reductions planned next month due to lower flour prices. The move affects local shoppers as prices drop in the wake of cheaper grain.

Chicago

Hog Prices Advance at Indianapolis Market Opening

Hog receipts total 5 000 with cattle calves sheep and lambs 200 100 and 200 respectively. Opening hog prices rose as much as 50 cents with general sales around 10 50 and some hogs reaching 10 55. Pigs sold higher than the best hogs at 10 65 while sows brought 9 25. Cattle were slow near steady, calves steady at 14 00, lambs up 50 cents to 10 25 top.

Indianapolis

Evangelistic Services at Locust Street Church Tonight

Special evangelistic services at Locust Street M. E. church tonight at 7 30. Rev Clippinger will preach on Excuses. Everyone is invited and encouraged to attend a good turnout.

Locust Street Locust Street M. E

Friendly Church Activities At Locust Street M E Church

Locust street M E Church hosts Morning worship at 10 40 with a sermonette and organ by Miss Lois Brown. Afternoon Junior and Epworth Leagues lead by Howard Yonker, evening evangelistic service led by A H Guo a Chinese university student. Maple Heights Mission holds Sunday School with Grace Black. all invited. An all day meeting and basket dinner planned for Mt Meridian church on November 28. Brazil Times reports strong revival energy and a large response to the Daisy Barr revival.

Locust Street Church H Clippinger, DD Lois Brown Epworth League Howard Yonker A. H. Guo China Maple Heights Mission Sunday School Grace Black M. E M. E. Church Mt. Meridian

DePauw Basketball Practice Season Opens

With the 1920 football season stored away Coach Buss shifts to building the DePauw Tigers basketball team. Losses include Moffett Curtis Miller Carlysle, but Cannon Gipson and Mendenhall return with promising material. Regular practice starts early next week as the squad aims for a faster, smaller, sharp team to offset beef loss.

Moffett Sterling

Validity of Coal Law Attacked Second Time

In Indianapolis on November 27, arguments opened in federal court on a petition by Vandalia Coal Co and Vigo Coal Products Co of Terre Haute seeking a temporary injunction against Indiana's state special coal and food commission. The suit, filed last week, asks the law creating the commission be declared unconstitutional and its orders permanently restrained.

Commission

Troops Called In For Mingo Coal Strike Zone

Four hundred regular army soldiers moved from Camp Sherman Ohio to Williamson West Virginia to be stationed in the Mingo coal strike zone at the request of Governor John J. Cornwell. Officials await President Wilson's reply on martial law as unrest persists after a week of disturbances.

Charlestown W. Va Williamson Mingo Camp Sherman Chillicothe Ohio John J. Cornwell Wilson

DePauw Awards D S For 1920 Football Squad

The DePauw Athletic Board in Indianapolis awarded D sweaters to seventeen regular players from the 1920 football squad and gave James Claypool an appreciation D for four years of faithful service as second squad man. Regular awardees include Ogden, Mendenhall, Morgan, Kepner Fisher, McCann, Yeager, Vanlevoort, Kruenhauer, Galloway, Gipson, Schmidt, Welch, Slutz, O Neal, Norris, and Adams.

DePauw Athletic Board Indianapolis James Claypool Athletic Board Ogden, Mendenhall, Morgan Kepner Fisher McCann Yeager Vanlevoort Kruenhauer Galloway Gipson Schmidt Welch Slutz O'Neal Norris Adams

PTA Census To Track School Attendance Next Week

The city Parent Teacher Association begins a census of school children next week. This inquiry into attendance is part of a statewide campaign to keep children in school, under the oversight of the State Board of Education Indiana University the PTA and Child's Welfare Association.

Parent Teacher's Association State Board of Education Indiana University Parent Teacher Association Child's Welfare Association

College Avenue M E Church Services Schedule

Sunday school begins at 9 30 A M with Dr Blanchard as superintendent Public worship at 10 40 A M and 7 30 P M Rev Davis will speak at both services Epworth Leagues meet at 6 30 P M Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 30 All are invited to attend

Blanchard Davis Epworth

Widow Weds Brother Of Dead Husband In Columbus

Philip Robbins and Mary E. Robbins married in Columbus on November 26. Records show the groom is the brother of Mary's late husband who died a week earlier, highlighting a unusual family connection in the ceremony.

Columbus Ind Philip Robbins Mary E. Robbins

Revival Services At Baptist Church Schedule

Albert Lawrence Tidrick leads Sunday school at 9 45 with Grant Scott as superintendent. Morning service at 10 45 on the church obligation and responsibility. Young People at 6 50, evening service at 7 30 on The Points of Indecision. Revival tonight with Excuses. Invitation to attend and bring unsaved friends.

Albert Lawrence Tidrick Jinister Grant Scott

Montezuma Child Killed in Overturn Near Clinton

A Montezuma man, three year old John Hollingsworth, died when the Hillsdale to Montezuma car overturned. Driver George Phillips is alleged intoxicated. Phillips was injured, Nolan escaped unharmed and rode a train to Indianapolis. The car contained several jugs of liquor.

Clinton Ind John Hollingsworth Montezuma George Phillips Hillsdale Phillips Nolan Indianapolis

Greencastle Merchants Urge Early Christmas Shopping

Greencastle retailers urge shoppers to buy now as Santa visits approach. Merchants warn many items will sell out in weeks and expect a surge in Christmas purchasing in the coming days.

Greencastle Santa Claus

Navy to enlarge Lakehurst hangar for airship giants

The Navy orders a 200 foot longer air harbor at Lakehurst New Jersey to house the Leviathan class airships. The structure rises to 1000 feet by 218 feet by 200 feet with two enormous electrically operated doors and a projected cost around 5.58 million dollars. Construction relies on Civil Engineers Corps with enlisted personnel and Marines guiding stump removal and roof arches.

Navy Department Lakehurst United States England Marine Corps Flanders Eigib Lone Civil Engineers Corps of Theavy

Ancient Irrigation Ideas Echo Across Time

The piece notes irrigation dates back to ancient Egypt and Native American civilizations. It highlights long standing methods such as canals and ditches used to water arid lands, including a raised channel near Roswell, New Mexico, preserved as a fall relic.

Roswell Mex

Indiana progress home special train showcases modern urban amenities

A state initiative in Indiana displays a four car home special train bringing city conveniences to rural households. Three cars exhibit modern farm heat and power with storage batteries water systems and laundry equipment including electric washing and ironer. A fourth car serves as a lecture room highlighting Popular Mechanics style models and a model dairy.

Indiana Theresa Mechanica

Jury acquits Hurst in fraudulent receipt case in Lankford estate

A Clay Circuit Court jury acquitted Charles Hurst of filing a fraudulent receipt in the final settlement accounts as administrator of the Thomas Lankford estate. The trial, with Judge Hughes of Greensville as special judge, concluded Wednesday night.

Clay Charles Hurst Thomas Lankford Hughes Greencastle Brazil Times

End Comes to Uncle Elijah Grantham 91

Elijah Grantham aged 91 died at his North Jackson street home after a short illness. Funeral services will be held at 1 pm Sunday at the home with burial in Roachdale. Besides his widow he leaves two children Mae Jones and John Grantham of Roachdale. He was a longtime Putnam county resident who moved to Greencaste in thirty years ago and remained active in business and town life.

Elijah Grantham Putnam County Greencastle North Jackson Street Grantham Roachdale Buria Mae Jones John Grantham Central National Bank

The Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule and Sermon Themes

Victor L. Raphael leads Sunday School at 9 30 with Mission Sunday and morning worship at 10 40 featuring The Pressing need of the Present. Evening worship at 7 50 includes Christ's Plea for Entrance. Midweek programs include Young People and Junior Endeavor groups and a Wednesday Near East study session.

Young People’s Christian Endeavor Thelma Schmitt Ann Woodcock Woman's Circle Grace Browning Mor? Roson Christian Endeavor Manse Junior Christian Endeavor

Anderson Defeats Greencastle in High School Basketball

The Greencastle High School team traveled to Anderson Friday night to face the Anderson High School squad. Greencastle finished with 1 point while Anderson led the game with 44 points.

Greencastle Anderson Anderson High School

Christian Church Sunday Services and Choir Events

Levi Marshall ministers at the Christian Church with Sunday School at 9 30 led by Mrs Cora O Brien superintendent. Preaching at 10 45 on The Supremacy of Jesus. Evening service at 7 50 with What We Have. Miss Fingegan sings and Christian Endeavor at 6 50. All welcome.

Cora O'Brien Supremacy of Jesus

Also Mentioned on This Page

School OF Putnam Iments County Frank Wallace Mali State Department OF Public Instruction OF Frank Walace Wallace George Harney Harney L. N. Hines Apel H. C. Clippinger Locust Street Church First Methodist Church Daisy Douglas Barr Brazil Depauw Basketball Prassice Coach Buss Virginia Susie Young Magdaline Kerrigan Muncie Edith Crawley Mary E. Weeks Inilianapolis The Methodist Children’s Home J. J. Hendrix Reelsville J. A. Routt South V. C. Utterback Fort Smith Arkansas Athletic Board D'S Alumni Athletic Board College Avenue M_ E. CHURCH World Indiana Progress the Presbyterian Church Victor L. Raphael Mission Sun
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