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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1915
Page
4
Greencastle and nearby towns report many residents visiting Indianapolis on business and relatives visiting here.Events include farm sales at Turkey Run, theatre renovations, and a wedding at Paris Illinois with A Rae Colston and Marie Woodyard. Also noted are school moves, a typhoid illness, and county bond sales with the First National Bank of Greencastle acting as bidder.
A reader from Montpelier Indiana praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for fast relief from colds. The testimonial claims no other cough medicine equals its effectiveness and urges readers to try it. Availability is noted as obtainable everywhere.
Briefing states 1 percent of local news will be found on pages two and three of this issue. Gea64 64
A Crawfordsville trip for the Denman Lee family reunion was thwarted when the event was postponed two weeks. The group still enjoyed the day's drive to Shades of Death. The Denman Lee reunion now set for the third Sunday in September at Montgomery County Fair grounds.
Special Judge John H. James oversaw a dispute in Danville over power line work by Danville Light Heat and Power. The county had sought an injunction and a temporary restraining order, which was dissolved, leading to appeals to the Indiana Supreme Court as pole work continued near the county line.
Sam Carr, sentenced to 35 days on intoxication, was released then arrested again by Marshal John Cooper. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Mayor Walter Cooper, with trial set for today. Carr, who arrived last fall with sewer laborers, has five prior arrests and works at a local livery barn.
Mrs Amanda Goble McNary wife of Fred McNary died after months of cancer at her father in law Peter McNary home in Marion township The Greencastle resident had returned recently from Oklahoma with her husband and leaves two young sons The funeral will be Wednesday at the Christian church with burial in Forest Hill cemetery conducted by the Eastern Star.
Robert John son of Dr and Mrs J P D John of this city resigned from Luther Burbank Publishing Company to organize Array Color Photo Process Company in New York. He developed a method for color photographs and used it for illustrating flowers and fruits while with Burbank. The new firm will devote full time to perfecting and marketing the process.
Notice to Red Men announces a second degree initiation this evening. All members are requested to be present. C. Steegmiller serves as Sachem and Wm. Shamel as Counselor of Anointed Acquaintance.
O P Smith and wife transfer land in Jackson township in a real estate transaction.
The Putnam County township trustees met with County School Superintendent L. G. Wright to outline maintenance plans for the coming school year. Russell township schools opened today while other townships begin next Monday September 1.
Mrs. Julia Mullinix died Sunday afternoon at 5 at her Greencastle home 304 East Hanna Street. She was born in 1840 in Lawrence County and married Dr. P. Mullinix in Cloverdale before moving to Greencastle. Survived by husband two sons BE E Mullinix and F D Mullinix of Kansas a daughter Mrs E A Brown of Sioux City Iowa two brothers and four sisters including Greencastle residents Mrs Mary Allen Mrs Susan Herrod and Mrs Clara Harris. Funeral services Tuesday afternoon with a home service followed by Christian church rites in Cloverdale and burial in Cloverdale Cemetery.
James Summers displays a ten foot ear high corn stalk and a two inch ear stalk at Schultz-Weinlend store proving an unusual agricultural problem. Another exhibit shows a corn stalk reaching 13 feet 8 inches in height by Austin Shattuck.
John Sutherlin selects the 1915-16 teachers including Orville O Neal at Sutherlin school Nellie Lovett Faye Anderson Athal Bridges at Raccoon school Thomas Harvey Jr at Hale Clara Hodshire and Minor Pickett at Carpentersville Earl Hall at Goslin and Marjorie Forrester Domestic Science The Greencastle band meets this evening for rehearsal and will perform a Thursday concert at the southeast square corner with business matters of importance on the agenda.
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