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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1924

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DePauw Chooses Dr Lemuel H Murlin as New President

The DePauw University trustees unanimously elect Dr Lemuel H Murlin current president of Boston University to succeed Bishop Grose. He will assume duties around November 1 with Prof H B Longden acting interim. Murlin an 1891 DePauw alumnus has built a renowned career at Baker and Boston University.

DePauw University Board of Trustees Lemuel H. Murlin Boston University Bishop Grose Dr. Murlin Roy O. West Murlin Greencastle H. B. Longden Marlin de Pauw First Methodist Church Vincennes Baker University Baldwin Kansas Boston Harvard

Season's first light frost reported in county

Light frost observed this morning across several parts of the county. The frost was light and caused no damage to vegetation.

Pastor Levi Marshall to speak on Greencastle Ireland

Rev. Levi Marshall, Christian Church pastor, resumes duties and will preach morning and evening. In the evening he will address Greencastle Ireland from memory of his Europe tour. He studied local conditions, and the Greencastle in our county is said to be named after the Irish town.

Levi Marshall The Christian Church Europe Suna Marshall Greencastle Ireland

Death of Local Attorney's Father Claimed by Heart Disease

Jacob McGaughey aged 83 father of attorney Charles McGaughey of Greencastle died suddenly of heart disease at his daughter's home in Roachdale Friday night. He leaves three sons Charles of Greencastle G M McGaughey of Murcie and O W McGaughey of Workersburg and a daughter Mrs Willison A Call. Funeral plans set for Keachdale Sunday. He was a longtime Putnam County resident and former Union soldier and G A R member. He worked as a farmer and was active in Morton Masonie lodge and Christian church.

Jacob McGaughey William A. Call Roachdale Charles McGaughey Greencastle Willison A. Call

Marksmens weekly shoot at Greencastle Club Grounds

Charles Crawley led a 21-entry Greencastle Rod and Gun Club practice with 99 hits of 129 targets. Several shooters posted strong totals while others had higher averages. full scores list includes O Hairs Reeves Reising Dean Vancleave Hawkins Hays Welch Bittles Sitlington Naylor Cook Hillis Huffman Coffman Archer Handy Christie O Hair Prevo and more.

Greencastle Rod and Gun Club Crawley N.C. O'Hair Lee Reeves Fred Reising Howard Dean Edgar Vancleave Harry Hawkins Louis Hays Tom Welch Frank Bittles William Sitlington Prof J. P. Naylor Charles Crawley Forest Cook Roy Hillis Albert Huffman Melvin Coffman D. Archer Bernard Handy George Christie Fred O’hair Henry Prevo

Army airmen forced to land in fog near Maine coast

Lieutenant Lowell H. Smith and two companions of the world flight were driven down by dense fog in Casco Bay while en route from Pictou Nova Scotia to Boston. The trio landed at Mere Point near Brunswick at 5 10 p m and planned a dawn departure after resting at a summer cottage. The voyage resumes tomorrow weather permitting. planes undamaged and aboard near shore.

Portland Lowell H. Smith Army World Flight Erik H. Nelson Leigh Wade Casco Bay Pictou Nova Scotia Boston Mere Point Brunswick Summer Cottage Lieut Smith Smith Bay of Fundy Maine Lieut. Smith United States Seattle

Veterans to Attend National Encampment in Michigan City

Dr and Mrs Egene Hawkins Mr and Mrs Harry Hawkins and AJ Duff will travel Monday to the national encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans in Michigan City from September 4 to 11. Harry Hawkins is delegate and Duff is alternate for the local post.

Egene Hawkins Harry Hawkins A. J. Duff United Spanish War Veterans Michigan City First Methodist Church Gary Military Order of the Serpent Lake Front

Greencastle Churches to Resume Evening Services

Churches of Greencastle will resume regular evening services tomorrow evening. The summer union meetings closed last Sunday.

Greencastle

DePauw Opens 87th Year Amid Record Enrollment

DePauw University begins its 87th year with the largest enrollment projected. Matriculation runs September 10 through 12, with the first chapel at 10 AM September 12 in Meharry Hall. Acting President Henry Boyer Longden will lead the service as regular classes start September 15.

Depauw H. B. Longdon DePauw University Meharry Hall Henry Boyer Longden

Cement Team to Meet Fast Club Sunday

The Seelyville baseball club will oppose the Indiana Portland Cement Company on the company diamond at 2 30 o clock tomorrow afternoon. Seelyville has lost only one game this season and aims to upset the cement team. Mershon is slated to pitch for the cementers with Clark catching.

Seelyville Indiana Portland Cement Company Cement Company Mitchell Greencastle Mershon Clark

Classes Honor Pastors at Farewell Dinner

The adult Bible classes from College Avenue and Locust Street churches hosted Rev. H. C. Clippinger and Rev. J. E. Porter and their wives at a farewell dinner in Green Castle Friday night. The pastors soon depart for new charges after a cafeteria meal and a program with songs readings and speeches. Mrs. Jennie Jennings chaired the event.

College Avenue Locust Street H. C. Clippinger J. E. Porter Greencastle Dooly Mary O’rear Imogene Cooper Davis

Attendance at Indiana State Fair Sets Record

Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis closes after drawing more than 25 000 visitors on the grounds and totaling over 200 000 for the week. Board hopes to build a grand stand for 10 000 to 12 000, possibly before the 1925 fair, with new buildings planned for Indiana University American Red Cross dog and poultry shows and offices. Commendation from many visitors noted.

Indianapolis Aim Indiana University American Red Cross Baker

Locust Street Site Chosen for New Methodist Church

A committee selecting a site for a consolidated Methodist Church proposes using the Locust street church lot at Locust and Anderson streets if DePauw University can provide additional ground. The current lot is too small and surrounding land is owned by the University. The committee led by Rev H C Clippinger Rev Porter and Dr W M McGaughey met the University trustees and asked for 50 feet frontage by 150 feet depth. The University trustees appointed a committee to study the matter and report.

Consolidated Methodist Church Locust Street Locust and Anderson Streets DePauw University University H. C. Clippinger Porter W. M. McGaughey Board of Trustees The

Real estate transfers in Greencastle and surrounding townships

Mary Nutt Miller and others transfer a lot in Greencastle to William P. Ledbetter for $1. Jeses E. Cash transfers a Greencastle lot to Allen R. Chenoweth for $1. Louis Morrison sells Hoosier Highlands lot to Grant Scott and partners for $1. William O. Pike conveys 20 acres in Marion township to George R. Wise for $1 200. Forest Hill Cemetery Trustees sell a Cemetery lot to George R. Grose for $150. Roy T. Eastham sells two Bainbridge lots to Walker Grass for $1.

Jeses E. Cash Allen R. Chenoweth Greencastle Louis Morrison Grant Scott Hoosier Highlands William O. Pike George R. W Marion Township Forest Hill Cemetery George R. Grose Roy T. Eastham Walker Grass Bainbridge

Memorial Pipe Organ Dedicat ion at First Presbyterian Brazil

The Moller pipe organ, a memorial to Otella Grace Snyder, was formally dedicated at the First Presbyterian Church in Brazil with about five hundred attendees. Prof. Van Denman Thompson of DePauw University led a varied program featuring organ concert and choir, highlighting tone range and dramatic effects.

Moller First Presbyterian Church W. J. Snyder Otella Grace Snyder Shanghai China Brazil van Denman Thompson DePauw University Greencastle Estella Holidaiy Marion Grimes Campbell Anna Mary Keith E. M. Way Harry Payne Thompson Burgundy Campbell Holliday

Putnam County Calf Wins at State Fair Triumph

Doris Marks of Parke County won $150 in premiums with a short horn calf she secured through the Parke County Calf Club. The Terre Hill stock farm calf claimed first among 26 in its ring and may go to Chicago’s International Show.

Putnam County Doris Marks Parke County Chicago Miss Marks

Peck Family Reunion Held at Brookside Park

The annual Peck family reunion is scheduled for Sunday September 14 at Brookside Park in Indianapolis.

Brookside Park Indianapolis

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Tion Methodist Church Ing Service Wade Chief Greets Smith Harpswell Tines U.S Mary Nutt Miller William P. Ledbetter
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