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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1928

Page

5

Miss Mildred Barrett Weds James Ronald Ross in St Louis

The wedding of Mildred Barrett daughter of Mrs. Harvey D. Barrett to James Ronald Ross son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Ross occurred yesterday in St. Louis Missouri with only immediate family present. The couple will reside at 6514 North Crayton Avenue St Louis. The bride attended DePauw University and the groom Purdue University.

Mildred Barrett JR. Ross St. Louis Mildred Barett Harvey D. Barrett North Pennsylvania Street James Ronald Ross Harry F. Ross Oak Avenue

Interesting Review of Dr Blanchard Book

A detailed commendation of Dr William Blanchard’s book An Introduction to General Chemistry appears in the Indianapolis Star Sunday books section. The feature includes a fine portrait of Dr Blanchard accompanying the review.

William Blanchard Indianapolis Star Sunday Blanchard

Death of Indianapolis carpenter William H Keller at 68

William H Keller 68 a contracting carpenter died Sunday at his home 2023 East Minnesota Street Indianapolis after a long illness Funeral services set for 2 PM tomorrow burial at Memorial Park Cemetery He was born in Louisville and lived in Jeffersonville before moving to Indianapolis He is survived by his widow a son Chester Keller and a daughter Mrs Anna Phiesing both of Indianapolis two brothers Henry and George Keller of Louisville three sisters Mrs Clara Anderson Mrs Anna Payton and Mrs Emma Gleason of Louisville and five grandchildren

Indianapolis Wiliam H. Keller East Minnesota Street Memorial Park Cemetery Mr. Keller Louisville Jeffersonville Fannie Bickers Putnam County Chester Keller Anna Phiesing Henry Wd George Keller Clara Anderson Anna Payton Emma Gleason

Taxi Service Inaugurated by Tribby in Greens Castle

Tribby's Taxi and Baggage Service began Monday with two sedans and a country sedan in operation. The line will run day and night from the Tribby Garage at Vine and Franklin streets with two Studebaker and Graham Paige sedans in town and a large Graham Paige sedan for country drives. Insurance delays had postponed the start until Monday morning.

Tribby C. W. Tribby Vine and Franklin Streets Studebaker Graham-Paige Greencastle

Accidents Claim Lives Over the Week End

Ten people died in weekend accidents across Indiana, including an Otterbein airplane crash two gunshot deaths and several auto and related incidents. Victims include Bert Harris 45 Florence Buroad 36 Darwin Leighty 18 Robert Burns 15 Herman Alsman 27 Elizabeth Stewart 78 Thomas H Pierce unknown location Jesus Florez and Fred Leach and Howard Crooks 14.

Indianapolis Indiana Otterbein Bert Harris Porter Jordan Florence Buroad Darwin Leighty Robert Burns Washington Herman Alsman Seymour Elizabeth Stewart Marion Thomas H. Pierce Chicago Jesus Florez Madison Fred Leach Ohio River Noblesville Howard Crooks Cicero Creek

Two Hurt In Auto Crash At Dun Bar Bridge

Two Greencastle men were injured in a Sunday early morning crash at the Dun bar bridge northwest of Greencastle. Ever ett Williams lost control of a Ford sedan, the vehicle went over an embankment and tumbled to the bottom. Burl Mathews, a passenger, sustained cuts and bruises while Williams suffered severe injuries.

Greencastle Dunbar Bridge Everett Williams Madison Street Burl Mathews Williams

Mason Picnic Draws Seventy-five in Madison Township

About seventy five Masons and their families held an informal picnic on the west side of the Dills farm in Madison township Sunday. The Dills home site provided a splendid setting for the gathering and all present enjoyed the day.

Robert Dills Madison Township Dills

City schools open with big enrollment in Greencastle

The Greencastle school system opened with 939 pupils in grades and high school, about 100 more than last year. High school enrollment rose to about 400, with four classes roughly evenly split. grade rooms are crowded prompting re apportionment among wards to keep pupil per room under forty. Superintendent Warren J. Yount urged parent cooperation and cautioned motorists near crossing points at Spring and Walnut, Liberty and Elm, Jackson, and Locust streets.

Warren J. Yount Third Maple Heights Yount Greencastle Spring Avenue Walnut Street Liberty Elm Streets Jackson Streets

Paul Hunt Injured While Repairing Switch at Zinc Mill

Paul Hunt a lineman for Wabash Valley Electric Co was injured Sunday morning with a deep cut on the back of the head while repairing a switch at the Zinc Mill He started down a pole when a wrench slipped from another lineman s bag and struck him Hunt lives on East Liberty Street.

Paul Hunt Wabash Valley Electric Co Hunt Mr. Hunt East Liberty Street

Dr Hutcheson Shares World Tour Pictures At Church

Large crowd attends First Christian Church illustrated talk by Dr W R Hutcheson on his around the world trip. He presents Indian life and Burma scenes noting mission work. Rev B H Bruner announces fall services and a series on the Seven Deadly Sins beginning September 23 with Hutcheson’s reels to be shown over five Sundays.

First Christian Church W. R. Hutcheson Dr. Hutcheson India Hutcheson Burma B. H. Bruner Bruner

Indianapolis Girl Dies of Rabies after Dog Bite

Margaret Ely a 9 year old girl from 1752 Lambert Street died at City Hospital in Indianapolis from rabies contracted six weeks after a stray dog bite. Coroner C H Keever investigates.

Indianapolis C. H. Keever City Hospital Margaret Ely Harry Ely Lambert Street Fray

Dog attack prompts neighbor injuries reports near Elys home

Investigators look into claims that multiple children around 1924 Sugar Grove Avenue, where the Elys resided with their bitten daughter, were also assaulted by the same dog.

Sugar Grove Avenue Elys

Lawyer Sues City Over Washington Street Pavement Assessments

Bernard C. Craig, attorney, files suit in Brazil Indiana challenging city council assessments on his property for a Washington Street concrete pavement, raising questions about improvement value to abutting owners.

Brazil Ind Bernard C. Craig Washington Street

Suits Filed to Condemn Land for Tri-County State Park

Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam filed condemnation suits against four property owners in Clay county to secure land for the Tri-county state park at the junction of Clay Sullivan and Greene counties. Named defendants are John and Susie Dobransky of Chicago John and Susie Ladika of Coalmont John S. and Carrie Bonham of Coalmont and Rachel R. and Floyd E. Bemis.

Brazil Ind Clay County Arthur L. Gilliam Tri-county State Park Clay, Sullivan Greene Counties John Susie Dobransky Chicago Susie Ladika Coalmont John S Carrie Bonham Rachel R Floyd E. Bemis

Paroled Inmate Captured In Indianapolis Hold Up

Three Indianapolis police officers spotted a holdup in progress on Missouri Street. Commissioned officers stopped two suspects. they seized William Banks 22 paroled from Indiana State Farm for burglary. The second suspect escaped and the victim Andrew Kuhn 54 identified Banks.

Indianapolis Ind INS Missouri Street Agathet l A William Banks Indiana State Farm Bank Andrew Kuhn Banks Daniel Cummings Stricker and McCormick

Greencastle Grid Team Practices Ahead of October 5 Game

Greencastle high school football players, thirty strong, stage daily drills on Haney's field south of town as they prepare for the season opener against Shepburn on Blackstock Field. Coach W. E. Bausman says captains will be named before each game rather than once for the season to curb jealousy. An honorary captain will be chosen for each sport at season's end.

Greencastle High School Haney’s Shepburn Blackstock Field W. E. Bausman

Spectators Injured as Dirt Track Crash Hits Sunflower Park

Two youths at Sunflower Park in Brazil Indiana were seriously hurt when a dirt-track race crash sent driver Shorty Cantlon through the fence. Woodrow Wilson 14 suffered a fractured skull and is not expected to live. Carl 12 broke a leg and an arm. Ira Hall of Terre Haute won the five mile event in 4 40. Al Gulley won the fifteen mile, with Carney and Hall finishing second and third.

Brazil Ind Sunflower Park Here Woodrow Wilson Carl Shorty Cantlon Detroit Cantlon Ira Hall Terre

A New Generation Inspirational Sermon Theme

Rev. W. L. Raphael of The Presbyterian Church preached Sunday on "A New Generation" using Judges 2 10 as text. He noted September school enrollments affect about thirty million children and youth entering public schools nationwide.

W. L. Raphael Presbyterian Church Israel America Land

The New Generation and Education Faithfully Joined

The article urges focused attention on four million children entering school for the first time. It stresses how schooling introduces unfamiliar tasks and environments while calling adults to nurture faith in God through home church and school to guide the coming generation.

God Christ Jesus

Horse Show Under Tent on Square at County Fair

The County Fair features a tented horse show on the square with saddle horse exhibitions from across the state and Illinois. Proceeds aid Fair Board expenses as the Greencastle Band plays daily and a nightly parade showcases livestock. Contests include horse calling, boys roping under 16 with 300 pound calves, and gaited riding classes for men and women. Ferris wheel, chair plane, and merry go round amusements are secured by Raymond Fisher and Jacob Eitel.

Greencastle Illinois Donald McLean Raymond Fisher Jacob Eitel

Marriage License for Bee and Call in Greencastle

James LeRoy Bee 26 a reporter and Mary Marguerite Call 21 at home in Greencastle obtain a marriage license. The couple resides in Greencastle and plans a future together in the community.

James LeRoy Bee Mary Marguerite Call Greencastle

Davies Named Vice Moderator of White Lick Association

Clayton Indiana September 8 The White Lick Baptist Association closed its annual session in First Baptist Church Here naming Rev C E Rusk Plainfield moderator Rev E Davies Greencastle vice moderator and Albert H Worrell Clayton clerk and treasurer The next session will be held next year at Bethesda Baptist Church near Brownsburg

Clayton Ind White Lick

Marguerite Call Wed At Home Of Parents

Miss Marguerite Call daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy L Call of 204 Millsdale avenue became the bride of the unnamed groom in a ceremony at the family home. The report notes the couple’s upcoming plans and the wedding setting.

Marguerite Call Guy L. Call Millsdale Avenue

Local couple wed at First Christian Church parsonage

LeRoy Bee son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bee of north Madison street wed at the First Christian Church parsonage Saturday afternoon. Rev B H Bruner read the ceremony. The pair, graduates of Greencastle high school, attended DePauw briefly. They will live with the bride's parents in Northwood. the groom works with The Greencastle Herald.

LeRoy Bee Frank Bee North Madison Street First Christian Church B. H. Bruner Toth Greencastle High School DePauw University Northwood Greencastle Herald

DePauw Student to Wed in Vincennes Sept 20

Mary Jane Wallace of Vincennes will wed Perry Williams in First Presbyterian Church Vincennes on Sept 20. Maid of honor Ruth Gwin Shoals. best man M F Wallace Indianapolis. Bridesmaid Kathleen Strong Terre Haute. flower girl Merle Jane Wallace Indianapolis. Ushers Fabius Gwin Shoals Paul W Lewis Vincennes Robert V Bierhaus Everett Williams Vincennes.

Shoals Paul W. Lewis Robert V. Bierhaus Everett Williams Vincennes Oliver Morton Wallace DePauw Indiana Indiana State Normal School Terre Haute Kappa Kappa Sorority Tri Kappa Sorority William Henry Harrison The Daughters of

Gifford Reunion Brings Local Family to Indianapolis

Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Milt Brown Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brown Mrs. Harriet Callahan G Will Conklin Mrs. Lettie York Clara Lucile and Emily Conklin attended the Gifford reunion in Indianapolis Sunday.

Milt Brown Cecil Brown Harriet Callahan G. Will Conklin Lettie York Clara Lucile Emily Conklin Indianapolis

Miss Ayler Returns To Teaching Position

Miss Evelyn Ayler daughter of Dr and Mrs A E Ayler returns to Seymour to resume teaching art in the Seymour public schools.

Evelyn Ayler A. E. Ayler Seymour Seymour Public Schools

Denial of Bloomington Wedding Rumor Names Niergarth

Bloomington Illinois resident E Niergarth denies reports of his wedding to Miss Ethel Shields of the city. A letter from Niergarth states no truth to the Indianapolis published item claiming he wed a Bloomington girl.

J. &. Niergarth E. Niergarth Bloomington Ill Ethel Shields Indianapolis DePauw Grid Star

Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Charles W Knetzer

Mr and Mrs Charles W Knetzer celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home eight miles east of Greencastle. They have lived near their original home for fifty years with only one move. Nineteen wedding guests from the 50 years ago attended, including Mrs Sarah O Neal of Coatesville. The couple’s five children Viva Avis Ona Morehart Hubert and Gilbert were present.

Charles W. Knetzer Greencastle Oregon Sarah O'Neal Coatesville Knetzer Viva Avis Ona Morehart Oklahoma Hubert Indiana Gilbert Marion Township

Prohibition Leaders to Campaign in Indiana

Senator Morris Sheppart of Texas and J. Ham Lewis of Chicago join the effort to stamp Indiana for the Democratic ticket. Sheppart will speak Oct 11 12 13 and Lewis will speak Sept 24 25 26 with further itineraries to be announced.

Indiana Morris Sheppart Texas J. Ham Lewis Chicago United States Illinois Senate Sheppart Mr. Lewis

State Tax Levy to Stay at 23 Cents in Indiana

Indiana officials predicted the 1929 state tax levy will stay at 23 cents per $100 of property value. The 2 cent building fund levy for state educational institutions remains included. total property valuation is estimated at not less than $5.125 billion. Final action on the levy will be referred to officials for determination.

Indiana

State tax levy under review as education levy adds two cents

Officials say the total state rate may hold with the 2 cent education levy added and the general fund reduction likely to 10.15 cents. First levy talks will occur this week with the state board of tax commissioners, Governor Ed Jackson, and state auditor Lewis S. Bowman.

State Board of Tax Commissioners Ed Jackson Lewis Bowman Tax Board

Mrs Riggs to Speak on Al Smith at Democratic HQ

Mrs. Riggs will discuss Al Smith and the Democratic platform on Friday evening September 14 at 7 30 at Democratic headquarters over First National Bank. Lunch of sandwiches and coffee served at 6 30.

Chevrolet on Display at Beck Sales Company Giveaway

The Chevrolet coach prize for December 15, 1928 is on display in Beck Sales Company sales room. during the County Fair the car will be shown on the square. The contest starts Wednesday this week.

Greencastle Beck Sales Company

Fair Display Of Interest At Potter Shoe Window

One of the most interesting displays in town features clothing from foreign lands brought back by Dr and Mrs W R Hutchesor from their world tour. The Potter Shoe store shows coats scarves silk and wax printed fabrics, hats, umbrellas, and shoes from Japan China and the Philippines, plus other items. A second window by Marion Shoe Co presents a staged display on shoe construction.

Potter Shoe W. R. Hutchesor India Arabia Japan China Philippines Potter’s Marion Shoe Co Marion

Young Woman Dies in Indianapolis Hospital

Miss Clarice McCloud aged 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Mc Cloud of four miles southeast of Stilesville died Sunday at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis after heart disease since April. She leaves her parents and two brothers. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Methodist Church at Hall with burial in Hall cemetery.

Clarice McCloud Homer McCloud Stilesville Robert Long Indianapolis Methodist Church Hall

Dollar Day Offers Bargains in Greencastle Friday

Greencastle merchants announce a Dollar Day sale with discounts on dry goods furniture groceries drugs shoes notions gifts paints tires tubing haberdashery ladies accessories millinery electric appliances music jewelry flowers sporting goods and more. shoppers from the trade area are urged to visit the city Friday September 14 for value filled bargains and early fall displays.

Herald Greencastle

Petition to Improve Road in Madison Township

C Cox and others filed a petition with the County Auditor seeking road improvement in Madison township. The plan, presented to the County Commissioners on October 1, requests gravel paving and bridges for a 1.75 mile stretch from Fern Road to Brunerstown Mansfield and Rockville road, as the road is currently nearly impassable.

C. Cox County Auditor's Office Madison Township Fern Road Little Walnut Big Walnut Brunerstown Mansfield Rockville W. S. Donner

Petition for Pavement of Limedale Putnamville Road

Local attorney M. J. Murphy carried a petition Tuesday seeking pavement for the Limedale to Putnamville road. The route would run from Limedale past the cement plant to the National road and connect with the Manhattan Road pavement. The petition notes heavy use and will be presented to county commissioners for action. The signing was reported as voluntary.

M. J. Murphy Limedale Putnamville

Plane crash injures two youths and pilot in Winchester

In Winchester Indiana on September 11 an aircraft fell about 200 feet injuring two boys Charles Commer four and Dale Harvey fourteen and Pilot Cecil Rector of Muncie. The plane was demolished in the accident.

Winchester Ind INS Charles Commer Dale Harvey Cecil Rector Muncie

Cemetery Road Paved With Gas Tax Funds

Preparations are underway to pave the cemetery road from the city limits at the Pennsylvania railroad crossing to the entrance of Forest Hill Cemetery using asphaltic concrete. The paving cost will be financed with gas tax funds.

Pennsylvania Railroad Forest Hill Cemetery

Hoover Enemy to the Farmer Says Pinchot

The Oklahoma Union Farmer publishes a September 1 letter from Clifford Pinchot former Pennsylvania governor condemning Herbert Hoover as an enemy of farmers. Pinchot cites Hoover's Food Administration tenure and warns of its impact on live stock grain and mixed farms.

Hoover Pinchot Herbert Hoover Clifford Pinchot Pennsylvania Oklahoma Union Farmer Mr. Pinchot John A. Simpson Oklahoma City Farmers Union of Oklahoma Mr. Hoover Food Administration Harding Coolidge Iowa

Chicago Alumni to Honor DePauw President Oxnam

DePauw alumni living in Chicago plan a September 20 meeting to honor the universitys new president Dr G Bromley Oxnam Rev Henry McLean will attend the event in Chicago and participate in the observance.

Chicago Oxnam DePauw G. Bromley Oxnam Henry McLean

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