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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1915

Page

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Death of Rosa Hinkle Near City at Age Thirty Three

Rosa Hinkle died this morning around seven near the city from dropsy after years of illness. Her funeral is planned for Clear Creek church in Floyd township on Sunday with no final arrangements announced. John Bowen of Putnamville, a Federal Grand Jury member involved in indictments of Terre Haute men for election fraud, will travel to Indianapolis tomorrow to attend the wedding of M Jackson of New Palestine, an another Grand Jury member, to an Indianapolis woman.

Rosa Hinkle Miss Hi Clear Creek Floyd Township John Bowen Putnamville Donn M. Roberts Terre Haute Indianapolis M. Jackson New Palestine Mr. Jackson

Col C C Matson Dies In Chicago Home

Col C C Matson former Greencastle attorney and loved citizen died this morning at his son's home in Chicago. His body will be brought back to Greencastle for burial.

Greencastle Reese Matson Chicago

Funeral of Courtland C. Matson Dies in Chicago

The death of Courtland C. Matson 74 occurred at his son's home in Chicago after months of illness. A Greencastle resident and prominent attorney, he was born in Brookville April 5, 1841 and educated at DePauw. He served in the Civil War and later led Democratic politics in Indiana. Burial will be in Forest Hill cemetery beside his wife after a funeral at the Alec Lockridge home in Greencastle.

Courtland C. Matson Putnam County Reese F. Matson Winthrop Avenue Chicago Col. Matson Greencastle Alec Lockridge Lockridge Forest Hill Cemetery Indiana Democratic Party Charles Walter Brown Mr. Matson Beatrice Brown Brookville Ind DePauw University Asbury College Asbury Guards Indiana Volunteers Terre Haute R. W. Thompson Seventy-first Regiment Indiana Volunteer Infantry Richmond Kentucky Matson M. D. Topping Seventy-first

Colonel Matson A Long Record of Civil War Service and Public Office

Colonel Matson served as lieutenant colonel until May 1, 1865 when the 5th and 6th Indiana Cavalry were merged and he became colonel until October when he mustered out. He fought in West battles up to Atlanta 1864 and Sherman's campaigns. He married Mary N. Farrow in 1871 and had three children. After law practice he served four terms in Congress and was a gubernatorial candidate in 1888. In 1909 he was named a State Tax Commissioner for four years. He helped pass the Dependent Pension bill, vetoed by President Cleveland, and chaired invalid pensions in several Congresses. He was active in Masonry.

Tion Mr. Matson 5Th 6Th Indiana Cavalry Atlanta Sherman Grand Army of the Republic Colonel Matson Mary N. Farrow William L. Farrow Smith C Oklahoma City Oklahoma Reese F Chicago Mary Nelson Charles Walter Brown Matson Col. Matson Congress Alvin P. Horey State Board of Tax Commissioners Thomas Marshall Cleveland

Entertain With Dance for Bloomington Girl

The Delta Theta Tau sorority hosted a dance at the Delta Tau Delta house on East Seminary Street in honor of Miss Ruth Dill of Bloomington visiting Miss Gerelda and Miss Adelaide Thomas. Fourteen couples attended with chaperones Mr and Mrs Cleave Thomas and Mr and Mrs Ernst Stoner. Music was provided by Clarke Bridges and Otto Hanneman.

Delta Theta Tau Sorority Delta Tau Delta East Seminary Street Ruth Dill Bloomington Gerelda Thomas Adelaide Thomas Cleave Thomas Ernest Stoner Clarke Bridges Otto Hanneman

Thomas Family Reunion Draws 300 Plus Attendees

More than three hundred people gathered at the Adamson grove two miles north of Lena for the 2st annual Thomas reunion. Speakers included J. B. Thomas Danville Oscar Thomas Greencastle and Rev Cline Covington with readings by Miss Valla Vinzant Terre Haute. A noonday picnic and vocal instrumental numbers complemented the program. Officers elected were Frank Thomas Lena president and Verne Ellis Lena secretary treasurer.

Adamson Grove Lena J. B. Thomas Danville Oscar Thomas Greencastle H. T. Thomas Morton Cline Covington Valla Vinzant Terre Haute Vinzant Belle Vinzant Elizabeth Thomas Henry Thomas Ind Frank Thomas Verne Ellis

County Council Considers Bridge Levy at Annual Meeting

County council plans to meet in the courthouse commissioners room next week to consider raising bridge levy and county revenue to fund expenses for the coming year and cover bonded indebtedness.

Putnam County Council Court House

County Officials Plan Tax Levy Meeting Next Tuesday

County council and Putnam county commissioners will meet in the court house Tuesday at 10 AM to fix next year's levies and apportion funds. Bonded debt totals about 5000 dollars, with bridge repairs needing funding after storms. The session will involve budget decisions for county funds and debt service. Officials include Willis S. Burris, John Sinclair, Skelton, Ora A. Day, and Ed McG.

Court House Putnam County Board of Commissioners Willis S. Burris Cloverdale John Sinclair Fillmore Skelton Washington Township Ora A. Day Ed McG

Body of W. D. Smythe Buried Here Today

W D Smythe longtime Putnam county resident and ex county commissioner died at his daughter’s home in Marked Tree Arkansas on September 3 at 745 pm of old age. Born November 1 1828 in Putnam county he lived there over fifty years. Survived by four children Effie Miller O T Smythe L E Smythe and Mayme Dane. Buried at Forest Hill cemetery beside his wife.

W. D. Smythe Putnam County Fife E. Miller O. T. Smythe Marked Tree Ark L. E. Smythe Willow Springs Mayme Dane Memphis, Tonn

Local Auctioners Sell In Greencastle and Nearby Towns

Walls of Greencastle W F Davis of Roachdale and C C Bridges of Russellville sell goods at a regional auction.

Putnam Electric Bills Now Ready for Payment

Notice from Putnam Electric Company states bills are ready to settle. Call immediately to arrange payment.

Putnam Electric Company

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