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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1927

Page

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Aviatrix Fran ces Grayson to fly ocean in Sikorsky amphibian

Miss Frances Grayson of Forest Hills New York plans an ocean flight not as a stunt but to prove safe scientific air travel. Igor Sikorsky has built an amphibian plane costing about 40000 dollars with dual Wright motors a radio and emergency gear designed to land on land or sea.

James L. Kilgallen N.S New York Frances Grayson Forest Hills N. Y Igor Sikorsky Grayson Waldorg Teria Mr. Sikorsky

Valparaiso Mourns Loss Of Local Radio Engineer In Iowa Crash

Valparaiso residents mourn Donald Shoen a 21 year old radio engineer from WREC who died in a Goldfield Iowa plane crash. His companion Sidney Cleveland 24 the pilot was seriously injured. Shoen had aviation interest and his first flight ended fatally. Jonny Sheen wife and Mrs Martha Moore mother accompanied Shoen on the trip.

Valparaiso INS Donald Shoen Goldfield Iowa Shoen Sidney Cleveland Bui& Shoen WREC

Sunrise and Sunset Times Noted for The Week

The brief notes the daily times with sunrise at 5 27 and sunset at 5 53, noting a slightly cooler period ahead.

WEA

Mayor Extends Straw Hat Season In Heat Wave

In Warsaw Indiana on September 16 the temperature rose to 100 degrees for the third straight day. Mayor John G Hansman issued a proclamation extending the straw hat season fifteen days. Elkhart followed with a similar extension of a week, per the Elkhart Truth editor.

Warsaw Ind Mercury John G. Hansman Elkhart Elkhart Truth

State Road 43 Opens Saturday Amid Penetration Pavement Work

State Road 43 from Greencastle to the National Road will open to traffic Saturday morning after completion of a three layer penetration pavement. The Hayes Construction Company of Indianapolis completed the heavy work with a ten to eighteen inch deep stone roadbed, paying all costs through the Indiana State Highway Commission.

Greencastle National Road Pennsylvania Tracks J. C. Oakley Deer Creek Bridge Hayes Construction Company Indianapolis Indiana Putnam County Indiana State Highway Commission

Jensen Makes Non-Stop Flight Across the United States

Martin Jensen, second prize winner in the Hawaiian Dole Derby, departed Camp Kearney Mesa at 10 08 am for a non stop flight to New York. He traveled with Leo the lion owned by a motion picture company, while Humane Society officers were expected to attempt stopping the journey.

San Diego Cal INS The Humane Society Martin Jens Camp Kearney Mesa New York Jensen Leo

Duvall Faces Testimony On Political Corruption Case

Indianapolis Mayor John L. Duvall stands trial on political corruption charges as star witness William Armitage testifies he was pressured to reveal alleged positions bought and sold. Defense plans to attack Armitage while seeking to limit evidence of past deals including alleged Klan ties and promised city posts.

Armitage Indianapolis William H. Armitage John L. Duvall Duvall William H. Freeman Board of Works Bill Armitage Ernest L. Kingston Frank C. Lingenfelter Freeman James F. Armitage William Armitage Grand Jury Marion County Grand Jury C. C. Shirley Shirley William H. Remy

Circus Delights Large Thursday Night Crowd

The Gentry Bros Circus drew a record crowd Thursday night with every seat filled and hundreds standing. Earlier, delays and heat reduced the afternoon turnout, but the later show satisfied the throng as the modest circus delivered a meritorious performance despite late arrival and heat.

Gentry Bros. Circus

Putnam County Fair Premium List Published

A portion of the Premium List for the Putnam County Fair to be held September 29 30 and October 1 is printed today in The Herald. The remainder will appear Saturday on another page.

THE Herald

Missing DePauw Freshman Located by Aunt in Kansas

Tait Murdock of Fort Branch Indiana DePauw freshman disappeared from the Lambda Chi fraternity house Tuesday night. A Kansas aunt located him and indicated she would bring him home this evening. He may be ill but is alive. search efforts had included DePauw cadets around Greencastle with no traces found.

Tait Murdock Depauw Lambda Chi Kansas Fort Branch Indiana THE Herald Elmer Toops Toops Young Murdock Pittsburg Grace Wallace Greencastle West Paplar Street Ft. Branch DePauw Military Department Murdock Fraternity

Tunney Dempsey Set For Fist Fight Soon Be Slogged

Chicago report describes pre bout impressions from writer who saw both fighters in sparring sessions. Tunney viewed as at least as good as before the Philadelphia contest. Dempsey regarded stronger than after the Sharkey bout and predicts the heavy weight title clash won’t last ten rounds.

Chicago Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey Philadelphia Tunney

Suspect Released in Bloomington Death Probe

Foster B. Welch, 34, detained by Detroit detectives in the Catherine Hayes death case, was released after investigators found Miss Hayes died of neural causes, not beating per a Bloomington sister’s letter. The Aug 10 Bloomington death originated the inquiry.

Detroit INS Foster B. Welch Catherine Hayes Bloomington Ind Welsh F. A. Wooden

Brattain to be arraigned this evening

Arthur Brattain, 39, of Manhattan, faces an affidavit charge of assault and battery with intent to kill filed by Terre Haute salesman John Vaughan. A preliminary hearing before Justice J. J. Kauble is set for 5 PM to determine if the case goes to Putnam Circuit Court or if only assault and battery results in a fine. The incident stemmed from an alleged drinking-led attack at a Manhattan garage. Brattain was arrested and later bonded.

Arthur Brattain Manhattan John Vaughan Terre Haute Justice of the Peace J. J Brattain Vaughan

Indiana youth fined and jailed for corn theft

PAYS FOR CORN MITCHELL Ind Sept 16 An Indiana mayor imposed a day and a half at the penal farm for every bushel of corn Russell Ritchison stole He confessed to taking about 75 bushels and was sentenced to 101 days Ritchison and one other youth were arrested on the corn theft charge Detective H O Hoffman led the arrests under the Indiana Farmers Guide direction.

Rev John J Mullen Silver Jubilee Observed in Greencastle

On September 20 Greencastle and St. Pauls Catholic Church celebrate the Silver Jubilee of Rev John J Mullen pastor commemorating twenty five years in the priesthood. Solemn High Mass at 10 am at St Pauls with Bishop Joseph A Chartrand and visiting clergy officiating.

Greencastle St. Paul’s Catholic Church John J. Mullen Father Mullen St. Paul's Catholic Church Joseph A. Chartrand Indianapolis Diocese of John Walsh

Charl Turner to Undergo Kidney Operation After Liquor Charge

Charles Turner, elderly Cloverdale feed store owner, accused of selling illicit liquor to a young man, was taken to Indiana Christian Hospital in Indianapolis Thursday for kidney surgery. Turner claimed illness prevented his appearance in city court as his trial had been set for Monday.

Charles Turner Cloverdale Indiana Christian Hospital Indianapolis Em Turner Monon Turner Jane Bond

Transatlantic Fokker Flight Sets Off From Dublin

Captain R H MacIntosh and Commandant Fitzmaurice depart Baldonnel for a Europe to New York round trip in a Princess Xenia monoplane with 701 gallons of fuel for about 40 hours. They aim for New York by tomorrow afternoon New York time and plan a possible return to Europe.

Dublin INS R. H. MacIntosh Fitzmaurice Trish Free State North Atlantic New York MacIntosh Europe Vienna Princess Xenia MacIntoh Newfoundland

Mercury rises as thermometer breaks in heat wave

Rapid temperature surge at Walnut and Vine streets broke a large thermometer at Marshall Feed store. Official readings show 98 degrees, though the device registered 130. Indiana forecast calls for persisting heat 48 to 72 hours. Armington cites pressure variation delaying relief. Theta Alumnae meeting postponed indefinitely.

Marshall Feed Walnut and Vine Streets Indianapolis J. H. Armingston Indiana Armington

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Ruth Elder Florida Paris Sayim Lyle E. Womack Lakeland Fla Roosevelt Field Greencatle U. S Eugene J. Cadoll I. N.S Putnam County Fair International News Service Dempsey David J. Walsh Justice Rauble Rev Mullen Joseph A. Chartrad Chas. Turner Capt. Mintosh Ireland Fokker Theta Iin
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