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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1915

Page

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Sudden Death of William Gorham Prominent Interurban Conductor

William Gorham, a popular interurban conductor with T H & E, died of heart disease at his Indianapolis home Tuesday night. He served for many years, working on lines from Plainfield to Indianapolis and later on the T H J & Eastern route. He was on the Greencastle run Tuesday, westbound car at 3:51 p.m. and returned to operate the 7:25 car.

T.hl & E Indianapolis Gorham The Traction Company Greencastle Plainfield T. H., J. & Eastern

Burial to be in Fillmore for William Gorham

William Gorham aged 48 died suddenly from heart disease in Indianapolis Tuesday night. He will be buried in Fillmore, his former home, with services to be arranged. He leaves a widow and two children and was a conductor with the Hastern Tract company. He had many friends in Greencastle and Fillmore where he previously lived.

William Gorham Terre Haute Indiainapolis

Guy Wright Farm Sale Draws Buyers Near Manhattan

The Guy Wright farm sale near Manhattan drew many attendees as stock and farming implements sold well. Wright will quit farming to study osteopathy at Kirksville School of Osteopathy and plans to practice after completion.

Guy Wright Manhattan Wright Kirksville School of Osteopathy

Governor Praises Putnam People At Greencastle Picnic

Governor Samuel M. Ralston addressed a Greencastle crowd at the first annual picnic and homecoming praising Putnam County for patriotism and its fine educational facilities. The event was a great success.

Samuel M. Ralston Greencastle County

Greencastle picnic honors Putnam County past and DePauw ties

Indiana Governor Samuel M. Ralston praised Putnam County at Greencastle’s first annual picnic. He highlighted the county's citizenship, service in wars, justice for the unfortunate, and its early support for education through DePauw University.

Putnam County Samuel M. Ralston Indiana Greencastle S. A. Hazelett Grove DePauw University

Green Castle hosts county picnic with governor address

Gov Ralston spoke at a Green Castle county picnic praising local figures Joseph E McDonald Dan W Voorhees Albert Beveridge John Clark Ridpath Albert Porter James Watson and noting Putnam countys rank in male production. He warned on farm boys moving to cities and supported a law limiting intermarriage of diseased and mentally deficient persons. The event featured Judge Williams Albert Moran solos and a Green Castle band concert with manager Conklin overseeing the all day program and crowd.

DePauw Joseph E. McDonald Dan W. Voorhees Albert J. Beveridge John Clark Ridpath Albert G. Porter James Watson Putnam County Indiana Democratic Party Ralston Europe Taft Greencastle Demetrius Tillotson J. N. Holloway James L. Randel Ford Lucas Joseph W. Williams Martinsville Judge Williams Charles D. Conklin

North Greencastle Woman Fined After Assault Case

Mrs. John Thornburg paid a fine of 11 dollars including costs after pleading guilty to assault and battery in Mayor Walter Cooper's Court. The incident arose Tuesday afternoon over a quarrel sparked by a letter from Mrs. Lon Smith. Thornburg was released after paying the fine.

John Thornburg North Greencastle Walter Cooper Lon Smith North End

Frank Haskett Visits Sister in Danville This Week

Frank Haskett travels to Danville to visit his sister Mrs. W. M. Stillwell through Friday. He works at Mrs. Jennie Johns Cleaning and Pressing establishment.

Frank Haskett Danville W. M. Stillwell Haskett Mrs Jennie Johns

Arrest Roundup Fails to Tie The Dip Suspects

Police swoop on seven men accused of pickpocketing crowds at a picnic grounds but release all after investigation finds no evidence against them.

Seven Men Arrested in Hazelett Grove Pickpocket Roundup

Police detained seven men suspected of stealing from picnic goers in Hazelett grove east of the city. Victims reported pocketbook losses and small sums taken, but officials found no solid evidence and released the group after an intense search. One suspect escaped with the money said to have been taken.

Hazelett Grove Claire Bittles John Deitrich Bittles John Magill C. H. Smith John Ferrand Theodore Bees Howard Harris Frank Riley

Three More Escaped Prisoners Captured

Sheriff Boes reports three additional escaped State Farm prisoners in custody at the county jail until court opens next week. One fugitive was arrested in Hoopston Illinois, raising the inmate count to nineteen. Seventeen are to be sentenced by Judge Hughes next Monday for terms of two to five years. Deputy Harris recovered one prisoner in Terre Haute and others will be brought in tonight or tomorrow morning.

Theodore Boes State Farm Hoopston Ill Hughes Circuit Court Howard Harris Terre Haute Illinois

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