Ohio Wesleyan Beats Depauw 19 to 0 in Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan defeated Depauw with a 19 to 0 score in Delaware on Saturday. Old Gold players were held scoreless as the Buckeye brothers secured the win.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1913
Page
1
Ohio Wesleyan defeated Depauw with a 19 to 0 score in Delaware on Saturday. Old Gold players were held scoreless as the Buckeye brothers secured the win.
Ohio Wesleyan defeats DePauw 19 to 0 as Fat Harris returns a 40 yard interception for a touchdown. Grady of DePauw is out with an earlier injury, and Littick scores twice with Potts adding a TD.
The death of Dr Samuel EB Crose age 49 occurred this morning at his home in Indianapolis after pneumonia. He leaves a widow and one son. son of the late John and Mary Crose formerly of this town. Survived by his mother in Indianapolis and three brothers Ben Crose Will Crose and Fred Crose. Body to be brought to Greencastle Wednesday afternoon for burial.
Miss Vida Newsom of Columbus is elected president as the Indiana Federation closes its largest convention in state history. Leaders praise progress and anticipate future unions among clubs across Indiana.
The Indiana Federation of Clubs held its largest convention in Indianapolis with Evansville chosen for next year. Vida Newsom of Columbus was elected president, and officers include Mrs Samuel M. Ralston as first vice president and Dr Amelia R Keller as second vice president. Delegates were named from districts to the General Federation biennial in Chicago.
The Crescent Rebekahs visited Roachdale Odd Fellows hall Saturday with about thirty members from this city. Twenty five candidates received the degree as the local initiatory team earned praise for their ritual work. Rev C L Airhart of the city gave an address, refreshments followed, and the group returned by train about 2 30 that morning.
Funeral services held for Mrs J A Sellers and Mrs H A Sellers on Sunday afternoon at their home on east Seminary street. Burial at Forest Hill cemetery. Pallbearers named. Local visits to Rockville and Indianapolis noted alongside social calls and travels of residents. School and road work updates also appear, including alley grading and upcoming thimble party invitations. Medical news mentions Dr Emma Barnaby returning from Chicago and a cancer operation carried out by Dr Pfaff and Dr W M McGanehey with Mrs Robert McCommack in serious condition.
The jury commission drew the names for the Grand and Petit Juries for the November term. Grand Jury includes James M. Robbins Franklin Township, James J. Lenard Mill Creek Township, Joseph M. Scott Jefferson Township, Carl Williams Coca, Wm Le Randel Greencastle Township, David Rain Russell Township. Petit Jury listings follow.
Washington County Clerk A J Hamrick is in Indianapolis on business. Biks secretary EE Caldwell supplies electric needs.
Robert B. Henkel of Indianapolis, former Times owner, confirms efforts to regain a controlling stake in Henkel Publishing Company. He came to investigate the new management and attend a stockholders meeting after the paper changed hands, saying he may secure Indianapolis backing to regain the newspaper he started in this city decades ago. More developments expected soon.
Real estate list shows transfers: Sarah E B Cline and others to Nora M Phillips land in Cloverdale township. William J Goff to Clarence E B Goff in Russell township. Chester I Marsh to Martha T Helm in Green. P P Williamson Smiley to Robert in Clover ton. Nona Coffee ad seeks trial order payment.
Governor Ralston appoints delegates to the second annual United States Good Roads Association meeting in St. Louis from Navy 10 to 14. Named among the delegates is T. D Brookshire of Roachdale.
Local notice invites residents to open savings accounts with Central Trust Company offering 4 percent interest paid in January and July. Withdrawals of any part or all deposits are allowed on demand.
Thomas Gorham of south Greencastle was arrested Sunday afternoon by Marshal Johns on the Saet College campus. He was intoxicated and causing a disturbance when arrested. no affidavit was filed and he was released Sunday night.
An advertisement promises delivery of a certificate of deposit on demand from any U S bank. It states 3 percent interest for a 90 day term and 4 percent for six months or longer, offered by The Central Trust Company.
Election officials have about completed arrangements for the election set for a week from Tuesday. The preparations cover polling locations and procedures for voters across the jurisdiction.
Election commissioners prepare for the city election scheduled a week from Tuesday. The board includes city clerk S C Sayers William Peck and C Gillen. Voting places are set for most precincts except the west precinct of the Third Ward with locations listed for First Ward at Frank Roberts blacksmith shop.
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