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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1912
Page
4
Unfurnished rooms available for rent, connected or singly. Apply at 1001 South Indiana Street or call 647 for details.
Theodore Roosevelt chief of the Bull Moosers rode through Greencastle this morning en route to Terre Haute where he planned a brief address. The train moved quickly enough that observers could not confirm a smiling glance as it sped past the station. Roosevelt begins a Western campaign tour visiting thirty five states over thirty days.
A motion asks for a venue change in the civil action of Ida Cullen Boyd versus Daniel C. Brackney and co defendants. The request notes potential biases and seeks transfer to a different jurisdiction for fair proceedings.
Harry D. Hays son of Mr and Mrs James D Hays married Miss Mary Mortley of Coshocton Ohio on August 24 in Binghampton He will live in Coshocton where he works as a Linotype operator The notice lists district union meetings with leaders and venues for Wednesday and Tuesday with invitations to all.
Charley Hadley G S Payne and family survived a serious accident at Fel River bridge. Their auto failed to handle the grade, veered into the ditch, but no injuries occurred. Two mules aided in pulling the vehicle back onto the road.
Harold Pruitt of Fillmore lost two fingers at the second joint and one at the first when his hand was drawn into a saw while brushing chips and dust. The incident occurred Monday at a local saw mill.
Rev. E G Shouse preached a Labor Sunday sermon at the Airdome praising the dignity of labor and linking Christianity to labor reform. He cited that all work is valuable, highlighted Jesus and Paul as laboring figures, and urged workingmen to join with Christians to pursue better conditions, including opposition to saloons and liquor.
The John W. Dean descendants held their annual reunion at Dr. Rogers home south of town. A fine day featured games and a noon dinner. Attendees include many Deans from Indianapolis Thorn Town Lapland Roachdale Ladoga and Whitesville with Frank Dean named for next year’s gathering southeast of Ladoga.
The Hinkle family gathered at George Hinkle’s two miles east of New Ross on Sunday for their annual reunion. More than two hundred attended a noon chicken dinner and an afternoon of speeches songs and music. Elected officers included President Thomas Coldfelter Vice President William Randel Secretary Nellie Payne and Treasurer Samuel Hinkle.
Invitations issued for the September 11 wedding of Miss Anna Carman daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin F Carman to Guy Britton of Roachdale The ceremony will be at the bride’s parents home at eight o’clock Miss Carman is noted for social leadership Mr Carman formerly served as auditor of Montgomery County
Resolutions note the death of J L Williams on August 31 1912. They praise his ministering to the afflicted and his light in darkened souls. Green Castle Lodge No 248 I C O F offers condolence to his family and sends a copy of the resolutions. Edw W Hoffman Oscar G Williams Lincoln Snider
Former resident Mrs Elizabeth Driscoll died yesterday morning at 9 30 at St Elizabeth hospital cause paralysis. Born October 31 1837 in Greencastle she was a Methodist and led a Christian life. Survived by two daughters Mrs William F Dautel of this city and Mrs Ida R Gardner of St Paul Minnesota. Funeral at 9 45 tomorrow from Mrs Dautel 905 Brown Street Rev B B Kessler officiating. Friends requested to omit flowers.
Real estate transfers list Anna J. Hughes to G. W. Sears in Greencastle land. Thomas Brothers to Bertha A. Brothers in Clinton township. John P. Appel to Samuel Sweet in Green. William O. Allen et al to Dap Davis in Warren. William Hutcheson to Washington school in Washington township. Willigam Alkire et al to Martin Jack in Russell township. Jacob C. Remain to Martin S. Jack in Washington township. Also notes Mrs J M Rody and daughter Gwendolyn Rudy traveling to Indianapolis for the day and Jack Boyd speaking at a Hull Moose meeting in Worthington.
A fragment advertises Osteopaths offering natural health benefits with claims of many cures. It notes training under the founder in Kirksville Missouri and includes a contact line labeled Lady attendant with a phone number.
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