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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1923

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Aunt Tells of Travels After the Kidnapping

In Evansville on October 15 the Montgomery alienation of affection suit features Mary Eloise Montgomery the 17 year old central figure as Estella Montgomery the girl's aunt testifies about caring for the child who is claimed by her mother Ethel T Crum of Indianapolis She recounts trips from Miami to Havana Cuba and to Mexico then Yucatan before returning to Florida and notes she taught in Florida while the girl lived with her mother The aunt denies using a coded language in letters and says she did not detain the child Chester Montgomery corroborates the aunt's testimony and mentions urging Mary Eloise to return to Indianapolis

Evansville Ind Mary Eloise Montgomery Estella Montgomery Ethel T. Montgomery Crum Indianapolis Mary Eloise T. Wilbur Montgomery Florida Miami Montgomery Posey County Havana Cuba Mexico Yucatan Gibson County Miss Montgomery Daytonia Wachula Fort Lauderdale Fla Chester Montgomery Wilbur Stella Montgomery Princeton

Effort to Prohibit Sale of Dangerous Fireworks in Indiana

Indiana fire marshal Newman T. Miller plans to push legislation to ban fireworks with poisonous substances. He cites Wisconsin’s law and will study best practices in other states to draft effective safeguards before the next legislative session.

Indiana Newman T. Miller Wisconsin Miller

Fireworks dangers cited after Indianapolis child deaths

Two Indianapolis children died July 4 from swallowing spit devils with phosphorus content. Mr. Miller urges protection for children and notes torpedoes star mines one pound sky rockets and roman candles contain chlorate of potash and are banned in some states. State fire marshal warned last July Fourth that fireworks are poisonous and public education will continue before next year’s Fourth.

Indianapolis Miller

Dinner for the Doctors at Putnam County Hospital

Indiana polis surgeon Dr. Ralph C. Ottinger will speak at a dinner for the physicians of Putnam county in the dining room of Putnam County Hospital on Wednesday evening October 17 at 6 o clock. The event is hosted by the Putnam County Hospital Association under the Putnam County Medical Society with invitations issued by Dr E Hawkins and Dr C C Tucker. Other talks will follow the address.

Putnam County Hospital Association R. C. Ottinger Indianapolis Ralph C. Ottinger Indiana Putnam County Putnam County Hospital Putnam County Medical Society E. Hawkins C. C. Tucker

Hog receipts fall as Indiana yard posts big market drop

Indianapolis stock yards report hog receipts at 15 000 with 700 layovers from Monday and prices down 15 to 30 cents. Early sales show hogs 7.50 to 8.15 with some above 8.00, pigs and sows down 25 cents. Cattle steady at top end 13.00 and below, sheep steady with lambs around 12.50. 11,000 hogs sold so far with 4,000 to outside buyers.

Indianapolis

Series of Meetings and Basket Dinner at West Union Church

Evangelistic meetings led by Rev. Love are held at West Union Church north of Reelsville each evening at 7 15. Next Sunday afternoon at o clock he preaches at Antioch Church. An all day session is planned for October 28 at West Union with a basket dinner at noon. Public invited to attend.

West Union Church Reelsville Love Antioch Church West Union

Weekend guests and travels chain in Somerset area

Miss Harvey spent the weekend with Miss Gertrude Cusick. Miss Ruth Wells plans a Wednesday trip to Chicago to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Wyatt and relatives. Glen Davis traveled to Marshall Illinois Monday for a friend's funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowman of Fillmore visited Mr. and Mrs. Jamies Pace. John Tzouanakis left Tuesday for a short vacation in Martinsville.

Miss Harvey Gertrude Cusick Ruth Wells Chicago John Wyatt Glen Davis Marshall Illinois Charles Bowman Fillmore Jamies Pace

Coolidge to Discuss Law Enforcement at Governors Conference

President Coolidge will present his views on prohibition at the Governor's law enforcement conference in Washington this Saturday. He will refrain from comment on Governor Pinchot's plea that he enforce the dry laws personally. Pinchot and Bryan urged stronger national action at sessions yesterday, while the citizenship conference debated enforcement details.

Pinchot Bryan Washington Coolidge Pinchott William Jennings Bryan Pennsylvania

Ton Litter Meeting At Webster Farm

Charles Webster of Russellville hosts a Ton Litter Club weigh in on Thursday October 18 at 1 30 pm his hogs six months old. Medals awarded by weight with Purdue University expert Mr Wiley on hog feeding methods present invites neighbors to attend.

Charles Webster Pussellville Hoovier Ton Litter Club Webster Howard Evens Russell Township

Visit Notes From Wyoming and Indiana

James H Lynch of Laramie Wyoming is visiting his mother in law Mrs Mary Stoner west of Green Castle. Mrs Robert Brinckman of Indianapolis is visiting her father and mother Mr and Mrs Howard Harris 608 South College Avenue.

James H. Lynch Laramie Wyo Ming Mary Stoner Green‘castle Robert Brinckman Indianapolis Howard ’. ‘Harris South College Avenue

Honor for Indianapolis Advertising Agency Man

Merle Sidener of Indianapolis was elected vice president of the American Association of Advertising Agencies. Sidener, president of Sidener Van Riper Advertising Company, helped found the agency group in 1917 at St Louis.

Indianapolis Ind Advertising Fraternity of Indiana Merle Sidener American Association of Advertising Agencies Sidener Sidener-Van Riper Advertising Company Agency Association St. Louis

Greenscastle Specials to Play Elks Next Sunday

The Greenscastle Specials will face the Brazil Elks next Sunday at the Zinc Mill diamond without star pitcher Wilson who has been with the team recently. Wilson stayed in Texas to pitch last Sunday but could not return. Manager Webb has signed a strong pitcher to join the local hurler for a fast lineup. Mrs. Harry Elliott of East Liberty Street is visiting relatives in Indianapolis.

Wilson Greencastle Braail Elks Zinc Mill Texas Webb Harry Elliott East Liberty Street Ward Roberts Indianapolis

Broth ers Named Postmaster at St Thomas Virgin Islands

Post master General New appoints Leslie C Brothers of Fincastle Indiana as postmaster at St Thomas Virgin Islands succeeding Albert Lockwood who resigned. Lockwood returns to Indiana after two years in office. Brothers to sail from Hampton Roads around November 15. Also, five men arrested for gambling at the American Legion Hall are to appear before Mayor Zess. The International Truck found near Florence Hall after a reported theft from Harry Bohard. Miss Lida Moore of Wichita Kansas visiting in the city.

Lester C. Brothers ST. Thomas Virgin Islands Albert Lockwood Washington New Leslie C. Brothers Fincastle Ind Indiana Civil Service Lockwood George B. Lockwood Marion Republican Nationals Committee Brothers Hampton Roads American Legion Zess John Friend the Legion Harry Bohard East Franklin Street Florence Hall

Local Produce Prices for Poultry Butter and Eggs

Local dealers quote Tuesday prices on heavy hens and ducks with listed per unit rates. Figures appear garbled with several illegible tokens but indicate a range of poultry butter and egg values typical of a market page.

Series of Protracted Meetings Begin at New Providence Church

A two week series of protracted meetings opens tonight at New Providence Church south of Mt. Meridian. Revs. Gilbert McCommack and Dora Day will conduct the services and invite all to attend.

NEW Providence New Providence Church Mt. Meridian Gilbert McCommack Dora Day

Two Men Jailed After Theft On Greencastle Job

George Jackson and George Johnson quit their Big Four construction jobs in Greencastle. Johnson carried off a suitcase with another worker's clothing, broke locks to obtain it, and was caught at Vandalia station. Judge Hughes sentenced Johnson to 60 days at Put, the state penal farm.

George Jackson George Johnson Greencastle Johnson Marshall O'Hair Hughes State Farm

Clinton Falls Church Meetup and Sunday Visits

Sunday morning and night church at Clinton Falls led by Rev. Cline of Indianapolis. Visitors at the Pierce home included W C Davis Arvel Roach and daughter Ward Arnold and Georgia Bettis of Greencastle James Bee and John Bee of Chalmers Indiana. Lida Pierce and Eula Staggs visited Millie Goddard Rae Hall stayed with Senda Hall. Ladies Aid to meet with Nellie Thomas for sewing. George Frank visited Greencastle, Walter Glenn Burk returned home from Russellville after visiting aunt D Reed.

Church Path Cline Indianapolis George Pierce W. C. Davis Arvel Roach Ward Arnold Georgia Bettis Greencastle James Bee John Bee Chalmers Ind Lida Pierce Eula Staggs Millie Goddard Rae Hall Senda Hall Ladies Aid Nellie Thomas

Social Visits and Local Events in Indianapolis Area

Mrs J F Wysong visited her son Paul in Indianapolis earlier this week. Nearby families including Earl O Hair and daughter Miss Margaret with sons Keith and Stanley, Miss Harvey, and Miss Gertrude Cusick spent Saturday in Indianapolis. Roy Ferrand and family visited Chas Davis and family Sunday. Curtis Minnick plans a truck route through the neighborhood to buy milk for a Danville company. Mr and Mrs Charles F Reeves of West Walnut Street were in Indianapolis Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Court Gillen with Mrs Walter Crawford also spent Tuesday in Indianapolis to see the Covered Wagon at the English Theatre. Mr and Mrs T D Brookshire and Mr and Mrs Leo Fuller of Roachdale left Tuesday by motor for Miami Florida for the winter. Greencastle Fire Department was called to Wenut Street on a 2:00 pm Tuesday practice run.

J. F. Wysong Paul Indianapolis Earl O'Hair Margaret Keith Stanley Harvey Gertrude Cusick Roy Ferrand Chas. Davis Curtis Minnick Danville Co Court Gillen Walter Crawford Hown T. D. Brookshire Leo Fuller Roachdale Miami Florida Greencastle Wenut Street

Campaign launched to raise funds for DePauw University

Fifty men at a Columbia Club luncheon in Indianapolis formed a committee led by H. H. Hornbrook to seek 200000 dollars for DePauw University. Alumni will aid under Guernsey Van Riper. The statewide goal is 1000000 dollars for new buildings and needs.

Indianapolis DePauw University Columbia Club H.H. Hornbrook Arthur R. Brown C. E. Bacon Fred Hoke Charles W. Jewett Dwight L. Ritter Frank M.smith DePauw Guernsey van Riper Methodist Episcopal Church F.D. Leets

Child Falls From Second Story Window

Three year old Jimmy Ventress, son of Tim and Mrs Ventress who run a Limedale boarding house, fell from a second story window onto a rock pile. He was unconscious briefly but recovered consciousness and medical exam showed no serious injuries.

Jimmy Tim Vontress Jimmy Ventress Mra Tim Ventress Limedale Littl

Maple Hill Notes on Local Visits and Farm Work

Maple Hill reports Hollis Colglazier and Shelby Colglazier of Salem visiting relatives in town. They are sons of Mr and Mrs Sam Colglazier. Nannie Cutbirth extended her visit to Tinoss relatives and Samuel Dickey spent Monday night with his son Vaughn Dickey and family. The rock crusher on Wm Gowens farm resumed work after a short layoff. Bert Brattain and family shared Sunday dinner with Carey Payne. Wm Dills, taken ill in Greencastle Thursday, is improved. Everett Dillinger and family of Indianapolis visited over Sunday with Robert Irwins.

Hollis Colglazier Shelby Colglazier Salem Sam Colglazier Nannie Cutbirth Tinois Samuel Dickey Vaughn Dickey Wm. Gowen Bert Brattain Carey Payne Wm. Dills Greencastle

John Hammond Allee Returns to Light Work Pace

John Hammond Allee of the James and Allee law firm has been confined at home for weeks due to illness but is now able to be up and around though lacking full strength to return to his desk.

John Hammond Allee James & Allee

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Somerset John Tzouanakis Martinsville Polsaen Indianapolis Advertising Agency Brazil Green Castle Ike Hawene Joe Republican State Central Committee Lida Moore Wichita Kans James P. Hughes Clinton Falls George Frank Walter Glenn Burk Russellville D. Reed Charles F. Reeves West Walnut Street Maple Hill Everett Dillinger Robert Irwin
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