Election Nears in Greene's Town for City Ticket
Only a few days remain before Greene'sville residents vote in a four week period ending next Tuesday to select a city ticket.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
1
Only a few days remain before Greene'sville residents vote in a four week period ending next Tuesday to select a city ticket.
Citizens of Greencastle prepare for a city ticket vote a week from Tuesday. The Democratic slate, composed of business men, is urged as a capable, modern administration to replace the current unpopular regime. Voters urged to back the entire ticket without focusing on individual names.
Advertisment invites readers to send a check from any U S bank for any amount to obtain a certificate of deposit payable on demand. It offers 3 percent for 90 days and 4 percent for six months or longer. Central Trust Company.
Mrs Louis Zacharokas will entertain the Tri Delta gravity and several friends with a 6 o'clock dinner at her Locust and Walnut streets home this evening. The house will be decorated with chrysanthemums and favors. Guests include Pearl O Harr Opal Goodrich Alice Trout Alicea Hamilton and Esther Laberty.
In Indianapolis on October 24 hog prices rose a dime as a smaller, about 6000 head, supply absorbed the market. Tops reached 8.40 with most sales 8.15 to 8.40 while cattle sales remained steady despite a active trade. Beef cows and calves were hard to move and lambs edged higher with a large sheep supply.
Walter Cooper is in Martinsville today to visit his wife who is receiving treatment at a local canitarium facility in the city.
Judge James P. Hughes set times this morning for hearings on several suits now on the docket. The proceedings affect multiple named plaintiffs and defendants listed in the docket.
Judge James P. Hughes outlined the November term beginning November 3 with state cases prioritized for trial. The current term ends Saturday followed by a week’s vacation before the new term starts. Trial dates include Indiana vs Dunkin Lewis Hodshire Brackney Welch Seddings Brattain Deitz Beard Morris Canada Western Union vs Phillips Powers Pickens Duffy McNutt Smith vs T F I & Traction Co Latham vs TH TL & B Traction Co.
Non commissioned high school teachers gather Saturday at 10 in L G Wrights office for a program. Topics include plan for presenting current studies to prepare students for commissioned high schools with seniors. Presenters include Frank Wallace Augusta Hendricks Mabel Jackson Benjamin Powers Paul Jackson L G Wright Mary Kearney Anna Herbert.
The Crescent Rebekah Lodge of this city plans to initiate a class of 20 members tomorrow night at Roach Dale and will present the work for neighboring chapter.
Miss Freda Janice Scott and Russell A Heitbrink wed yesterday morning at the bride's mother home 211 East North street Indianapolis Star notes forty guests including relatives from Richmond Logansport Greencastle and Greencastle native the bride. Rev HG Howard of Richmond officiated and a breakfast followed before the couple headed to Richmond for their wedding trip. The bride is a former Greencastle girl.
The Central Trust Company offers savings with 4 percent interest paid January and July and on-demand withdrawals. Among Roachdale residents visiting Craenenetts this morning were Joe Cline Al Cook and Thomas Sanders.
A class of twenty will be initiated into the Rebekah Lodge in Roachdale as the Crescent Rebekah Lodge team from the town conducts the degree work. Local Rebekahs will travel by late afternoon train with listed members taking part.
A catalog style listing enumerates lamps including Rayo Lamps sewing lamps hand lamps bracket lamps kitchen lamps night lamps lamp shades lamp chimneys lamp burners lanterns lantern globes and goods for coal oil usage.
The end comes after five weeks illness for Greencastle woman Mrs H A Sellers. She leaves three sons and one daughter.
The death of Mrs Hattie A Sellers at age 49 occurred at her home on East Seminary Street Thursday night after a five week illness. The funeral will be at 2 PM Sunday at the residence. She leaves four children Mabel Edgar James and Elmer Sellers and is survived by two sisters Mrs York and Mrs Oscar McHaffie. She was daughter of James and Mary Leachman. The Greencastle community mourns her passing.
Stockholders of the First National Bank met at the Bank of Cloverdale and elected directors J. W. Croxton Abe Cohn Mel Rogers G. B. Rockwell F. E. M. Hurst W. E. Gill D. W. Moffett The directors will meet October 27 to select officers The new bank room should be ready by December and the bank will take charge then.
Real estate transfers include Mary W L Vansant to R H Vansant for a lot in Greencastle and Martha E B Strawn buying land in Frank MeL Cow. Martha E Strawn to Charles N Stroube for a lot in Roachdale. Union Telephone Co to Insane FE Weddle et al for a lot in Roachdale valued at 4500. C L Airhart visiting Lafayette with sister Mrs Melvin Riddell.
DePauw football squad under Coach Bogle and manager Heber Ellis left this afternoon for Delaware Ohio where they will face Ohio Wesleyan in a scheduled game. Morrow.
Athletic Director Ellis and Coach Bogle departed for Delaware Ohio at 2 PM with a squad of 16 to face Ohio Wesleyan in Delaware Saturday. They plan to reach Columbus tonight, sleep there, then continue to Delaware in the morning. The lineup mirrors the start of the Wabash game with Capt Grady Lett at left tackle and other listed positions.
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