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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1924

Page

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Health Examinations At Putnam County Fair Baby Show

Health experts examined 128 children during the Putnam County Fair baby show. Under supervision of Central National Bank and in cooperation with the State Board of Health and Putnam County Hospital, mothers received charts detailing each child’s health status and recommended care.

Putnam County Fair Central National Bank State Board of Health Putnam County Cassell Carroll Tucker Greencastle Dorothy Imogene Tingle

Last chance to register before 9 tonight for election

The notice urges all residents to register by 9 PM to be eligible for the November 4 general election. Moved residents must register, anyone age 21 since 1922 must register, and women with name changes via marriage or divorce should register. Registration sites run 8 AM to 9 PM at every precinct.

Dahlia Show at Central National Bank

The Central National Bank will host a Dahlia Show next Friday and Saturday with prizes of 2 dollars for first and 1 dollar for second in seven classes. An additional 1 dollar prize goes to the largest single dahlia blossom. Entries due by noon Friday. displays require at least 10 blossoms.

The Central National Bank

Governor Branch Nears Resignation Amid Indiana GOP Turmoil

In Indianapolis October reports cite Governor Emmett F. Branch’s threat to resign and a flirtation with private life to restore health. Ed Jackson pressures colored ministers, Dawes meetings spark unrest, and James J. Nejdl looms as a rival expected to become governor if Branch resigns. Party factions retaliate as fundraising woes and staff cuts deepen morale decline.

Indianapolis Emmett F. Branch Ed. Jackson Charles G. Dawes Indiana Branch Statehouse Oxford Ohio James J. Nejdl Gary Senate Nejdl McCray Fred Shortmeier

Greencastle Rebekahs Attend Tri County Meeting

District 19 Rebekah Lodges held a tri county meeting on Friday October 3. Degree work was led by the Greencastle Crescent Rebekah No 763 staff with Rosa M Knauer and others. A chicken dinner and ice cream were served to over 200 visitors. Mrs Harry Wood Caldwell spoke on Odd Fellowship progress and Jacksonville meeting outcomes.

Rebekah Greencastle Crescent Rebekah No Rosa M. Knauer Dave M. Dobbs Osa Brown Pearl Scroggin Lillian Hamilton Maude Allen Alta Newgent Maud Snider Minnie A .Kiefer Iva M. Webb Etta Hall Kathryn Veneese Mile Heany Alice M. Haltom Gladys Leucus Clora York Nina Miller Jewel Ashton Hallie Browning Ruth Stewart Flora Grable Eugene Snider A. C. Brown John Layman Estelle Hamrick Assembly Picture Show Stilesville Harry Wood Caldwell Nebraska Assembly Loverign Grand Lodge Jacskenville Fla Colorado Crescent Ladies Odd Fellowship Jacksonville

Bishop Grose Reaches China From Vancouver

Former DePauw president Bishop G R Grose and his family sailed from Vancouver for China and reached Shanghai on September 28. A University message dated September 29 reports Arrived Safely and found all well with no cause for concern.

G. R. Grose DePauw Vancouver British Columbia China Shanghai

Giants and Senators Move to New York for Third World Series Game

Washington by winning the second game tied the series and shifts the scene to New York for a 2 PM contest. The Giants and Senators split two thrillers 4 to 3, with late-inning dramatics in both games.

New York Zachary and Marberry Senators Bentley Giants Washington Oade Advis Council McQuillan Gowdy Ruel

Football scores from Indiana and nearby colleges

Butler 10 Franklin 7. Indiana 21 DePauw 0. Ohio State 7 Purdue 9. Notre Dame 40 Lombard 0. Earlham 12 Cedarville 12. Valparaiso 0 Centre 0.

Butler Franklin Indiana DePauw Ohio State Purdue Notre Dame Lombard Earlham Cedarville Valparaiso Centre

Tigers Defeated 21 0 in Openers by Indiana at Bloomington

DePauw Tigers fell 21 to 0 as Indiana University dominated the season opener in Bloomington. Indiana scored in the first, second and final quarters while DePauw's Fisher Dimond Sturtridge and Clark stood out for Greencastle.

DePauw Tigers Indiana University DePauw Bloomington Indiana Fisher Dimond Sturtridge Clark Greencastle

Salvation Army Indianapolis annual report shows broad outreach

The Indianapolis Salvation Army annual report summarizes evangelistic and social work through September 30. Indoor services totaled 655 with 23 133 attendees and 203 conversions. 87 029 estimated street attendees. 22 003 publications distributed. 6 153 Sunday School and 7 929 Young People attendees. Social work notes 165 lodgings and 760 meals provided, 343 baths, 14 telegram seats, 231 playground days with 11 741 attendees, and 9 917 toys and garments distributed for Christmas baskets aiding 2 700 people in 1 150 baskets.

Salvation Army Elks Club Greencastle Indianapolis Church

Drown Pitches Shut Out Base as Specials Win

The Greencastle Specials defeated Spencer 10 to 0 on the Zinc Mill diamond. Brown pitched a complete game shutout with eleven strikeouts as the Specials struck for four runs in the third inning and added six more across the late frames. Charles Wise of Clinton contributed in the field. Miller, the Specials shortstop, survived a wreck on the way home.

Greencastle Spencer Zinc Mill Brown Charles Wise Clinton Miller

Fall Takes Life Of Local Youth On High Tension Tower

Wayne Schoppenhorst, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Schoppenhorst, living about three quarters of a mile west of No 10 schoolhouse in Washington township, fell from a high tension line tower near his home around 11 am on Monday while retrieving mail. He died at the scene and his mother rushed to the road after hearing the impact.

Wayne Schoppenhorst Henry Schoppenhorst

Married Preacher Students and Families Entertained

The gathered married student preachers and families were hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Charles R. Lizenby at 105 S. College. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Parsley with two girls, Rev. and Mrs. Adams and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Hays and niece, Rev. and Mrs. Cordell and three children, and Rev. and Mrs. Baetty. A monthly gathering at different homes and a ladies club were planned. Adkins read scripture and led closing prayer.

Charles R. Lizenby S. College Parsley Adams Hays Cordell Alfred Baetty

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Putnam County Hospital Warren Wm. Tucker Charles Ray Hunter Marion William Warren Webster Mar Marvin Kendall Jackson Mari Ruby Janice Thomas Washin Arthur Cleon Cash Robert Wayne Jackson Russell Lowell Grimes Robert Fallis Hubert A. Seller Jr Jeffersc Freda Irene Stegmiller Castle Maurice Butterfield, Jr James Hurst Grenecastle Bernard M. Handy Greene Bobby Hurst Richard Pruitt William IF. Kocher Greenca Jean Zook Rena May Zook Maynard Newgent John Richard Long Virginia Claire Bundy Donald G. Cash Freda E. Cash Clyde Hutcheson, Jr Green Charles A. Jones Elizabeth Ann Rogers Gre Mary Anne Jones Warren John Edward Gillespie Eugene Edward Huber Richard Wayne Houck Caroline Duean Virginia Duean Kathryn Grace Arnold Mary Ruth Arnold Eulane Arnold Carro Buel Hammond Joan Boswell Paul Koewell Olive Mae Dean Howard Dean Jr Waneta Arnold Floyd Imogere Arnold Wilma Irene Rutledge Russell Junita Williams Delores Maxine Storm Glendolyn Jean Skelton Washing Ton Monice Jeanette Elizabeth Jean Leucus Jo Ann Crawley Eileena Minerva Heavin Robert Martin Holt Clinard Torr, Jr Alice Pearl Hartment Monroe Paul Vernon Wampler Leroy Ralph Mason Joseph Wendell Elrod Clay Cline Reid Priest Betty Jo Donner Sarah Frances McCarry Green Castle Betty Ann Kocher Mark Chas Rocher Norma Claira Bryant Earl Leslie Fowler Rene Ruth Smullyan Myron Eugene McCammack Jefferson Reencastle Eugene Brown Green Green Chas Frederick Brown Mary Aileen York Letha Aileen Petro Kathleen Sophia Lewis Ralph Shaw Martha Ann Spencer Herschel Clyde Knetzer Martha Helen Knetzer Nellie Louise Flint Paul Leon Davidson Henrietta Elizabeth Gage Paul Grimes, Jr Mary Jean Powers Keith Houck Lyon Lewis Hadden Stewart Marilyn Ann Crash Robert Eugene Moore Frank Edward Donner Betty Jane Broadstreet Dawes Republican Campaign First Voters League of Republican State Greencastle Rebekahs TRI County Meeting Bishop Grose Tines EOP Giese Nehl Johnson Kelly Terry Goslin Harris Tigers Record OF the Mercy OF Texas Spencer Whittaker Sidlinger P Betts McGuire Rf T. Huskey C Kelley Ef Wiss D. Mathews Paris McCann J. Huskey B. Mathews If Brown P Cullen Ef Miller Sf McDowell Ss Hanniman Rf McGarr T. Huskey Cullen Wayne Shoppenhorst Reelsville Washington Township
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