Putnam Realty Company Now a Corporation
Articles filed with the secretary of state list Putnam Realty Company as a new corporation with five directors and capital of 50000 dollars.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1919
Page
1
Two Sales Reported As Putnam Realty Co Incorporates
Putnam county Realty Co organized by Fred Thomas and Andrew Hirt has filed articles of incorporation naming Alfred Hirt A J Hamrick A G Brown Fred V Thomas and Andrew Hirt as directors with a $50 000 capitalization. Officers not yet elected likely to be Andrew Hirt and Fred Thomas. The firm announced two farm sales in Putnam county Ott Webb farm 33 acres in Marion township sold to Gilbert Thomas Indianapolis for 6500 and Harry Collins farm in Madison township sold to Jacob Holwager for 8500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County Realty Co
Fred Thomas
Andrew Hirt
Alfred Hirt
A. J. Hamrick
A. G. Brown
Fred V. Thomas
Putnam Realty Co
Putnam County
Ott Webb
Marion Township
Gilbert Thomas
Indianapolis
Harry Collins
Madison Township
Jacob Holwager
Locust Street Methodist Church Service Schedule
Locust Street Methodist Church lists H. C. Clippinger D D as postor with 9 30 Sunday School led by Mrs H B Longden and 16 40 preaching. Sunday School at Fox Ridge at 2 30 with Grace Black supervising. Epworth League 6 30 led by Rev Nor dt Talbot as new president. 7 30 preaching by Rev A G Abbott new superintendent of the Methodist Childrens Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Clippinger
D. D. Postor
H. B. Longden
Fox Ridge
Grace Black
Epworth League
Nordrt Talbot
Clippinger
A. G. Abbott
Methodist Childrens’ Home
Vesper Song Service at College Avenue Church
A special Vesper Song Service will be given Sunday evening at College Avenue Church under Mrs Otis. The 25 voice chorus with Miss Esther Jane Johnson soprano will perform Organ voluntary By The Sea Schubert Anthem Evening and Morning Oakley Quartet The Soft Sabbath Calm Barnby Shelby Offertory Organ Interlude Romance De Koven Hymn 59 Solo My Redeemer and My Lord from Golden Legend by Sullivan Miss Johnson Anthem O Gladsome Light from Golden Legend Sullivan Benediction.
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College Avenue Church
Sullivan
Miss Johnson
Benediction
Church services brief with Overton pastor listed
The church under Reverend F M Overton holds services at 11:00 a m with sermon, 12:00 noon class, 2:30 p m Sunday School, and 7:30 p m evening preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M_ BE
F. M. Overton
Nazarene Church Services at 217 East Washington Street
Guy C. McHenry, pastor, invites all to Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning Worship at 10 30 a m and Evening Evangelistic Service at 7 30 p m visible on the Nazaren Church schedule with location and times.
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Washington Street
Guy C. McHenry
Attention 1 0 AM Big class of candidates to be initiated
All members are urged to attend tonight as a large class of candidates will be initiated with a big feed after work. Starts at 7 50 prompt. Ed Shamel Sachem.
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Ed Shamel
Sachem
Local notes from Putnamville area reflect visits and moves
Mrs Appesta Burkitt visits relatives in Van Buren Indiana. Lieut Raph Myers returns home with a German police dog. Mr and Mrs Alva Wysong travel from Talspell Montana. Harry Maxwell heads to Mt Vernon IL for evangelistic music at a Presbyterian church. Mrs Ed McCoy of Albia Iowa visits her daughters near Putnamville and Elmer Bates. Miss Helen aMy returns from St Vincent hospital Indianapolis after appendectomy. The Monday Club meets at 2 50 p m with Mrs Grant Scott. Mrs E R Hamrick and daughter Estelle spend the day in Indianapolis. Robert Snider and family move to Madison township. District meeting of R C Convention No 2 planned at Darvilla October 7. members depart 9 19 by Big Four. Eva Cox ill but improving. C H Childs moving to Hamrick farm. Miss Roxie Day visiting from Indianapolis. Putnam Realty Co sells Charley Freeman farm to Jesse Lasley in Madison township. Mrs Arthur Britton operated on for appendicitis in Indianapolis.
Automobile Crash Injures Three Near County House
A Saturday early morning automobile accident left a boy dead and two men badly hurt when a machine overturned. The victims were found unconscious at the scene and rushed to a hospital for treatment.
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County House
Mysteries of Ned Dhath Red Death Sect Revealed
A Russian journal describes the Red Death sect based in Miasterinoslav with night gatherings and a ritual room painted red. A maiden in red places a cushion over a dying follower’s mouth to hasten death, while wine features in their mysteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ural
Miaterinoslav
Taken 10 A Hospital Crash Near Greencastle Ohio
A car carrying Guyon Hall age 12 adopted son of Grafton Wilson of Columbus Ohio and others turned over four miles east of Greencastle at 6 30 Saturday morning. Wilson and Theodore Cockerly were injured. Hall gravely. all were taken to the county house then moved to Indianapolis for treatment. Cause of the crash unknown. Superintendent Cummings witnessed the accident and helped with aid.
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Guyon Hall
Grafton Wilson
Columbus
Ohio
Wilson
Theodore Cockerly
Indianapolis
Greencastle
John Quinlisk
Cummings
Cockerly
DePauw Defeated by Millikan 15 to 7 Final
DePauw suffered a 15 to 7 defeat at the hands of James Millikan in a college football or similar contest. Millikan established control with early scoring drives and limited DePauw's offense throughout the game.
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DePauw
James Millikan
Frazee to Leave for Salt Lake City Assignment
Capt Frazee commandant at the DePauw and military service instructor will depart Tuesday for Chicago to be mustered out of service. He will then go to Salt Lake City to join a wholesale dry goods firm.
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Frazee
DePauw
Chicago
Salt Lalt City
Whalsale
DePauw Tigers Open Season Under Light Rain
The DePauw Tigers welcomed cooler weather as they prepared to meet the James Millikan University football team from Decatur, Illinois. Coach Buss expressed confidence in a decisive victory despite lacking film on the visitors, and the game at McKeenfield marks each team’s season debut.
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DePauw Tigers
James Millikan University
Decatur
Ill
Molskin
McKeenfield
Millikan
Buss
Tigers
DePauw Lad
High School Notes Oh Joy musical delights Friday night
A high school musical comedy Oh Joy was performed Friday at 8 in the school auditorium. The two part show featured jingling melodies and proceeds go to the stage equipment fund. Basketball practice under Coach Harold Jones continues with Oct 17 opener vs New Market. Lieut Ralph Meyers, a former student, toured Greencastle and recalled school debating victories. Freshmen Marian Morris and Barbara Mottier attended with ties to local families. Real estate moves include Ernest Stoner property sale to Mr Hudson of Springfield, and Estes Duncan farm transfer near Cloverdale. C C Gautier recently landed a two pound bass.
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Harold Jones
Ralph Meyers
Greencastle
Lieut
Myers
Bloomington
Marian Morris
Barbara Mottier
Indiana University
Miss Mottier
Iss Wan
Miss Wan
Miss Morris
Charles Zies
Central Trust Co. Real Estate Department
S.C. Sayers
Ernest Stoner
West
Washington Strait
Kudson
Springfield
Tfl
Estes Duncan
Cloverdale
Oxcowcastle
Carnival Attractions Set for County Grand Event
All set for the carnival as attractions arriving Sunday will be installed for the grand event next week, promising amusements for county residents.
Big Greencastle street carnival by Red Men
The Greencastle Tribe of Red Men plans a large week long street carnival starting Monday with events in Crawfordsville this week. Attractions include a merry go round whip vaudeville doll racks and shooting galleries. Officials promise clean wholesome amusements and foresee large crowds each afternoon and evening.
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Greencastle
Red Men
Crawfordsville
Oil Inspector Territory for Reat Assigned
State Oil Inspection assigns territory to Arthur Reat listing Greencastle Cloverdale Coatesville Roachdale Danville Brazil Ladoga Rockville and James town towns in which to ply this trade It notes the department was pledged to be abolished by Republicans who instead use it to reward the faithful.
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Arthur Reat
Mr. Reat
Greencastle
Cloverdale
Coatesville
Roachdale
Danville
Brazil
Ladoga
Rockville
Jamestown
State
By Her Brother The girl sighs and questions others
A Chicago News piece depicts a girl on a sofa lamenting that others do not understand her. Her brother retorts that she spends much time in front of a mirror trying to make herself less plain. The text contrasts vanity with a lack of heart from a boastful man.
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Chicago News
Answering Abernethy A witty student retort at exam
An anecdote about Dr Abernethy famed for sharp replies. A medical student, challenged on a broken leg, quips that if boxed he would move the flexors and extensors of his right arm to knock him down. The exchange shows humor amid a tense clinical setting.
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Abernethy
Dr. Abernetys
Pessimist Head Of Musical Family Reveals Self
A visitor praises a famed musical clan but is told by the father that he is merely a pessimist. The father lists his children’s instruments as cornet, strings, harp, violin, and flute, while noting his own gloomy disposition in a brief exchange.
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Bale-Mozart
The Mean Man
Five sisters and a young man share attention as he asks which sister he would marry. One sister, Imogene, reveals she cooked all day and helped with meals while the cook rested. The moment hinges on his question about settling with Na after marriage.
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Marama
Imogene
Lexchange
Everything Worn and Delayed Wedding Sighs
A Chicago newspaper item presents a playful exchange where a beautiful girl laments delays in her wedding while cataloging worn out items. The suitor, a procrastination advocate, notes his own shoes are worn from nightly visits, ending with a humorous exclamation.
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Chicago
Impolite journalism prompts editor’s revenue remark
In a Washington Star quote, the editor of Town Whoppers argues there is no law against complimenting people and suggests prominent figures might pay to avoid being praised, sparking humorous dialogue about media ethics and revenue.
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Washington Star
Gallant Knight Armed Cap a Pie Phrase Noted
A Philadelphia Press citation explains the expression cap a pie meaning fully equipped or ready. Willie asks if cap can mean with and parents reference a book line about a gallant knight armed cap a pie.
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Willie
Philadelphia Press
What is Home Without a Mother Motto Alarms Husband
A husband, wife of a leading clubwoman, pauses outside an art store. He mutters a quip about family being the mom of the time as a motto poetically silent in the display window.
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Chicago News
Simkins and Timkins clash over questions in Chicago news
A fragmentary Chicago news item shows Simkins blaming Timkins for lack of accountability and Timkins denying responsibility while referencing questions about parentage and crouch. The brief exchange hints at a local dispute without clear context or outcome.
From Bad to Verse Reformers Question Divorce Belief
A reformer asks if you believe in divorces and an acquaintance replies they are very bad. He cites personal experience, saying he has had troubles with divorce. The Detroit Free Press note implies a discussion on marital separations.
High School Pupils Stage Pleasing Musical Comedy
High School pupils at G H S offered a successful musical comedy Friday evening. The Amateur troupe delivered a pleasing performance before an audience that appreciated the energy and talent of the students.
Leading Cast of Oh Joy at High School Show
The musical comedy Oh Joy played Friday night in the high school auditorium with a crowded lower floor and $60 raised to equip the stage. The production credits go to Miss Florence Earlle and Blake Conley, with leading roles by James Zies, Dorothy Richards, Mary Catherine Cannon, and Pauline Pollard. Evelyn Ayler and Dorothy Richards sang a notable vocal duet. A jazz band accompanied the performers.
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Florence Earlle
Blake Conley
James Zies
Dorothy Richards
Mary Catherine Can_non
Pauline Pollard
Evelyn Ayler
Death comes to Mrs Elizabeth M West Friday
The death of Mrs Elizabeth M West occurred Friday morning near 11 o clock at the home of her sister Mrs Nelson Reeves about five miles northwest of town. Cause was Chronic Brights disease. Funeral Sunday at 11 o clock at Walnut Chapel Church east of Belle Union with Mrs Martha Runyan in charge. Interment in Walnut Chapel cemetery. Survived by husband Grasville W West, sister Mrs Nison Reeves and brother Artie O Paris of Coatsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth M. West
Nelson Reeves
Bright
Walnut Chapel
Belle Union
Martha Runyan
Grasville W. West
Nison Reeves
Artie O
Paris
Coatsville
Presbyterian Church Service and Activities Schedule
Victor L. Raphael presides at 9:50 a m Sunday School for all ages. 10:15 a m session meets to discuss joining the church by profession of faith by letter or affiliation. 10:40 a m Morning Worship includes the Lord’s Supper and reception of members with Miss Judith Sollenberger singing. 6:30 p m Young People’s Christian Endeavor led by Miss Minnie Williams on World Brotherhood. 7:20 p m Evening Worship with special music and a sermon on Does the Individual Suffer for His Own Sins. 7:30 p m Thursday prayer meeting.
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Church
Judith Sollenberger
Young People’s Christian Endeavor
Minnie Williams
World Brotherhood
Thurstay
Bautist Church Services Highlight Sunday Schedule
Dr. Carswell, pastor, leads Sunday School at 9 20 a m and church services at 10 45 a m with all invited. A negro sent to the penal farm in Marion County was refused by Judge James Hughes due to a commitment error. He could not be confined in Marion County Penal Farm. Rev Hootman will speak at Filmore Christian Chuck Sunday morning and evening.
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Carswell
Indianapolis
James Hughes
Marion County
Putnam County
Hootman
Filmore
Chuck
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Secretary OF State
Locust Street Methodist Church
Vesper Song Service
College Avenue
Nazarene Church
Appesta Burkitt
South Indiana Street
van Buren, Ind
Raph ‘Myers
Alva Wysong
J. T. Wysong
Talspell, Mont
Harry Maxwell
Mt. Vernon
Presbyterian Church
Ed. McCoy
Albia
Iowa
Hansel Grimes
Ed. Mayor
Putnamville
Elmer Bates
Helen aMy
St. Vincent's Hospital
Grant Scott
E. R. Hamrick
Estelle
Robert Snider
Hamrick
Town
Darvilla
Ind
Eva Cox
Fern
C. H. Childs
Hillis
Mt. Pleasant
Hamrick Farm
Roxie Day
Alice Dey
Jesse Lasley
Charley Freeman
Arthur Britton
Ned Dhath
Change
Russia
Cincinnate
Cincinnati
Capt. Frazee
Salt Lake City
C. C. Gautier
Mr. Gautier
Reat
Mean Man
Simkins
Windham
Timkins
Crouch
Elizabeth West
Victor L. Raphael
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