Mr and Mrs q Attend Es Air Friday in Greencastle
Mr and Mrs Q of 0 3 Greencastle were noted as attending the event in Greencastle on Friday with brief mentions of attendance and location.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1928
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Q of 0 3 Greencastle were noted as attending the event in Greencastle on Friday with brief mentions of attendance and location.
Ed Dalby attends Mission Baptist meeting in Clayton while Helen Black travels to Rushville. Leonard Bartlett sues for partition of real estate. Harry Hanna buried at Forest Hill after dying at the Penal Farm. Henry Obenchain marries Ava Tooley in Ladoga. Louisville Joint Stock Bank sues Clayton Barr to foreclose a mortgage for twenty thousand. Funeral for Mrs. Allen obe held in Coatesville.
The City Trust Company of Indianapolis through Hays & Murphy filed a suit Saturday in Putnam Circuit Court against Melvin Jones and others to foreclose a mortgage.
Lydia Grimes, living three miles southeast of Greencastle, through attorney Theodore Crawley sues Lawrence Grimes for divorce alleging lack of support. She seeks custody of three children and other proper relief.
Dr Everett M Hurst of Clover dale spent Monday in Greencastle on professional business, staying for meetings and consultations.
A. M. Watkins, a candidate for the office of prosecuting attorney in Hendricks County, spent Monday in Greencastle as part of a campaign stop.
Mr and Mrs W F Davis from Roachdale were in Greencastle on Monday. Mrs Davis serves as a trustee of Putnam County Hospital.
George Beemer, son of Mr and Mrs W A Beemer, was listed resting easy at the County Hospital on Monday after his illness or injury.
Miss Eva Milburn, superintendent of the County Hospital, was in Sullivan Sunday. The Milburns celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Families from Indianapolis and Fort Wayne visited Greencastle, with several staying several days. Mrs. Eva Milburn’s sister, Miss Madonna Thomas, was mentioned. Louise Robinson underwent an appendicitis operation at County Hospital with Doctors Noble and McGaughey attending. Others visiting included Miss Nellie Conners of Indianapolis, and Miss Edith Neese of Plainfield. Local residents traveled for business, study, or visits, including Ralph Knoll with the Democratic State committee and Gilbert Reeves bound for Herron Art School in Indianapolis on a scholarship.
Dwight Vandlandingham by his attorneys Hays and Murphy filed a suit Saturday in Putnam Circuit Court against William Woodrum and others to quiet title on real estate.
Mr and Mrs Louis Eugene Wells of Greencastle area announce the birth of a son on Monday. Mrs Wells formerly Miss Eula Hutcheson daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Hutcheson.
Rev. Bertha Talbott of Greencastle was named committee chairman on social welfare and Rev. C. J. Quinn of Indianapolis was chosen superintendent for the third straight year at the Indianapolis district Nazarenes gathering in Evansville last week.
The Public Library started kindergarten on Monday with good enrollment and expected total around twenty by week’s end as some families are away. Mrs. Albert Dobbs and Mrs. John Jaqua head the program. Classes run five days weekly from 9:00 to 11:30. Enrollment is open anytime.
George Daugherty age 39 from Rockville and Ralph Jones age 39 from Muncie were sentenced in Putnam Circuit Court on Tuesday. Each received 1 to 5 years at the state institution in Michigan City.
Monday's County Hospital board meeting covered routine business. Several local residents are noted: Higgins of Ohio Street welcomed a daughter born Monday. Shickley family returned to Indianapolis from South Indiana Street. Morrison of Cloverdale ill at home. Long daughter Katherine leaves for Berea College. Miss Shields, elderly south of Coatesville, broke an ankle. Mr and Mrs Morehart attend golden wedding in town. Minerva Breaks funeral held in Crawfordsville.
Prof. and Mrs. Robert C. Williams purchased the Jones residence on East Washington Street and moved from East Hanna Street where they had lived for years. Prof. and Mrs. Earl C. Bowman occupy the East Hanna Street home they vacated.
George Templeman owner of a Berry street grocery store filed suit in the Putnam Circuit court through attorney F. B. Hamilton against John Morgan to collect 54.42 for goods received. The plaintiff seeks the stated sum plus costs of the suit.
Prof. Orville J. Borchers returns to Greencastle for the DePauw University opening. He and Mrs. Borchers spent the summer in Europe on a wedding trip. Mrs. Borchers is in New York City and will arrive soon. They will reside in Northwood where a home is being built.
Meta Hoffman and George Hoffman sue the estate of the late Mary E. Champer for $57 in services rendered before her death in Putnam Circuit Court.
Charles McCurry attended the State Undertakers meeting in Indianapolis on Wednesday as part of the professional gathering.
Mrs. Robert Scintz of South Bend is visiting her mother, Mrs. H. A. Gobin, on Seminary Street.
Ben Henry residing northeast of town was taken to the county hospital Wednesday noon in the McCurry ambulance for medical evaluation following an incident.
Miss Flo Gobin returns to Carlisle after visiting Mr and Mrs Ernest Heavin on Hanna street. Holmes Craver attends funeral of Mrs William Weir in Lafayette on Wednesday. Miss Helen Black returns home from a visit with friends at Rushville.
Miss Viola Yankhurst of McKeesport Pa is visiting Mr and Mrs Avon R Tuttle on South Indiana Street Miss Elsa Lazier returns to Greencastle for the school year after attending the University of Wisconsin this summer
Mrs. Ford Lucas traveled to Indianapolis on Wednesday and came home with her daughter Louise who had been receiving medical treatment at the Methodist Hospital. Mrs. Marie Zaharakas attended a Tuesday meeting in Terre Haute as inspector for the fifth district of the Indiana Business and Professional Clubs.
Twenty five tons of dynamite were exploded at the Indiana Portland Cement Co quarry at 11 30 Wednesday in one of the biggest blasts ever attempted. A new method touched off all the dynamite at once and the blast was felt in Greencastle.
Prosecutor Clifford Dickerson and County Sheriff Alva Bryan went to Indianapolis on Wednesday for a hearing connected to efforts by local authorities to return Martin Stienk to this city for booze charge trials.
Mrs Garold T Handy of the southern town area returns from a weekend trip to Miami Ohio where she was a guest of Miss Blanche Wolfe during the stay.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hays have returned home from their summer at Bay View. They were joined by their daughter Mrs. J. J. Ector of Yakima Washington who accompanied them back.
Former high school coach Gilbert Rhea was a visitor in Greencastle on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Paul T Allen of Momence Illinois are visiting Mr and Mrs Ernest Stoner in Northwood.
Mrs. George Fox of Reelsville was summoned to Crawfordsville due to the serious illness of her sister, Mrs. J. J. Wingert.
James Masten of Coatesville, a retired farmer, is reported quite ill at his home.
County high school principals and County Superintendent John C. Vermilli met on Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Eugene Hutchins of Roachdale are the parents of James Robert born Tuesday at the county hospital.
Prof and Mrs A W Crandall announce the birth of their son Richard Bradford born Saturday. Mrs Crandall formerly Miss Marion Bradford registrar at DePauw.
Elms Inn at East Washington Street has reopened after summer closure. Mrs. James B. Leonard of Russellville visits Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Thomas.
Dr G Bromley Uxnam will address the Crawfordsville district conference and settlement day of the Northwest Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The event at Waynetown Church will be attended by representatives from ten counties.
Mr and Mrs Earl Arnold relocate from East Seminary Street to their newly purchased residence on East Walnut Street marking a positive step in their local homeownership.
William Sutherlin relocated his law office from above the Eitel Floral Co to rooms above the Louis F. Hays store near Washington Street on Tuesday, where he will share office space with R. W. Shafer.
Miss Mary Hauck and Miss Virginia Stoner spent a weekend together in Greencastle. Residents attended the Indiana State Fair. Mrs. P. B. Hutcheson visited Green Castle. Sunday visitors at J. E. Hutcheson’s included Frank Blanton and wife of North Salem Otto Hutcheson and family H. L. Morrison and family of Greencastle. Attenders at the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Young of Indianapolis gathered at Manhattan Church Sunday afternoon.
Ernest Avert and families from North Salem and Greencastle, including the Hutchesons and Morisons, visited Frank Collins and Lacy Chew households. The group attended church in Greencastle and viewed Dr. W. R. Hutcheson’s world trip photos. Raymond Hammond and daughters joined events in Greencastle, while Madonnas and Florences Hutcheson stayed with Mrs. Morrison. Dwight Vanlandingham traveled to Greencastle. O. L. Girton, Pennsylvan ia RR mail clerk, is briefly home.
The Women of the Somerset church will serve lunch Friday and Saturday at the County Fair. Their stand will be at the Schlosser Bros. Cream Station corner of Jackson and Walnut streets. Miss Margaret O'Hair left Tuesday for Bloomington to enter college. Miss Ferol Ferrand returned home from Shirley after a week with Mrs. Earl Vandyne and Mr. Vandyne. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferrand spent Sunday with Martha Ferrand and Raymond Flint. The Misses Virginia Mary and Ruth Marie Simmons leave Wednesday for Emporia Kansas after a ten day visit with Miss Winnie Davis and relatives.
In Maplewood a busy week sees soybeans being harvested ahead of the Putnam County Fair with rain forecast. J. W. Ader shipped hogs and lambs to Indianapolis and many neighbors attended events in Floyd Township. Several families travel and relocate while township school trucks resume routes and local carpentry work continues.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller visited Mrs. Ross. The Bugg family and others visited friends including Fred Beck and Carol Summers. Edna Baker and Charles Hodson spent time with Mrs. Cecil Knauer. Silo filler cooks were aided by several women. The Osborn reunion brought many relatives to L. W. Osborn's home west of Danville.
Avan R. Tuttle of G. C. Murphy Five and Ten Cent Store has provided blueprints to the store manager for a complete remodeling of the Murphy location. The plan aims to update fixtures, layout, and storefront to boost customer flow and product presentation.
Bids will be received for a remodeling project with contracts set September 22. The plan calls for a new front with two entrances and three display windows with reflectors, new steel reinforcements, a basement storage area and three restrooms, a heating system, an elevator chute, a lowered floor level with street grade, and new display counters. Local contractors may bid, and the store will remain open during work.
Indiana Taxpayers Association secretary Harry Miesse urges residents to appeal excessive township budgets to the State Board of Tax Commissioners. He cites high levies, unused balances, and ignored gasoline funds, urging filings by Sept. 24. Ten taxpayers in a unit may petition for review.
Dr John Fred Clearwaters a DePauw 1889 graduate and Green Castle High School science instructor has been elected a founder of the Institute for American Genealogy. The retired Methodist minister serves as Indiana Society of the Colonial Wars secretary treasurer genealogist and holds offices in several lineage groups.
Norman Smith a 12 year old pupil was struck by a Buick sedan driven by Mrs Ora Moffett while playing a ball on school ground then darting into the street at Walnut Street corner. The incident occurred Wednesday morning.
A driver waited at the Locust and Walnut corner under a stop sign when a minor collision occurred. the boy involved sustained only a few scratches.
Social Register girls entering DePauw this fall include Ruth Sandford Levings of Memphis and Moorhead and Blanche Owen of Chicago and Bloomington Miss Levings comes from a distinguished southern family with ties to Gen Isaac Sandford Gen Robert Trimble and Gen George Levings She graduated with honors from Ferry Hall Lake Forest and plans an A B at DePauw Miss Owen is daughter of the late Wesley Owen and niece of Claude C Hopkins She studied at Gulf Park School Mississippi.
Mrs. Frank Jones of east Seminary street hosted the Boston Club on Tuesday evening with fifteen members present and Helen Beecher of Peru as the out of town guest. The next gathering will be with Mrs. John McFarlane.
Miss Elizabeth Morrison head of the home economics department and chaperon of the Lucy Rowland Hall of DePauw has returned to Greencastle after spending the summer with her parents in Owensboro Kentucky.
John Kepfer a DePauw graduate married Phyllis Renwick daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Renwick and Ray Kepfer son of Mr and Mrs John Kepfer of Idaville in Monticello by Rev Kenneth Cohee The couple both attended Idaville High School Mrs Kepfer has served as assistant postmaster in Idaville Mr Kepfer is a DePauw and University of Wisconsin graduate and now assistant at Wisconsin.
At the request of Indiana Governor Ed Jackson extradition papers were granted for Petro Martines of Gary. He was arrested here after escaping from the Indiana State Farm at Putnamville.
Mrs. Claude Bryant of Plainfield suffered blood poisoning and lockjaw after being attacked by a Plymouth Rock cockerel. The incident occurred a month earlier while she visited Chester, Nebraska, and she remains in serious condition at York hospital.
Unconfirmed report from here says Queen Marie widow of Ferdinand and grandmother of King Michael may become engaged to a wealthy American. The rumor circulated as new lines in European royalty circulate amid wartime and political tension.
Bert Acosta along with Charley A. Levine and Mabel Doll depart Paris for New York aboard the liner Paris after announcing the Junkers plane will be sent to Dessau, Germany for repairs.
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