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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1924

Page

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Wabash First Hoosier City to Install an Electric Light

A historical account recalls Wabash Indiana as the first central Indiana city to adopt municipal electric lighting atop the county courthouse in 1880. The Brush Edison setup used a 12 000 candle power carbon lamp on a 259 foot tower, powering street lamps with a four foot dynamo engine.

Central Indiana Power Company Thiis Wabash Central Indiana Siemens Brush People

Trapped Miners in Sublet Mine No. 5 in Kemmerer

In Sublet mine No. 5 at Kemmerer Wyoming an explosion trapped 47 workers. Officials report 12 escaped unharmed, 3 confirmed dead, and about 23 more still inside the workings with 20 bodies recovered so far. Names of the deceased include William Hood Harry Bennett and Paul Bahem.

Kemmerer Wyo Sublet Mine No Bhut Kemmerer Coal Company William Hood Harry Bennett Paul Bahem Hood Bahem Bennett

Open Season on Ducks but There Are No Ducks

The state announces duck geese and brant season openings with varying end dates. Ducks geese and brant run until Jan 1 while other birds close Dec 20. Daily bag limits: ducks plover yellow legs fifteen. snipe gallinules coots twenty five. geese brant eight. rails season Sept 1 to Navy 30. woodcock Oct 1 to Nov 59 with six per day.

George N. Mannfeld Division of Fish and Game State Conservation Department Mr. Mannfeld Navy

Best Town Opinion Pops Up as Preacher Moves On

Reverend H C Clippinger, longtime Locust Street Methodist pastor, calls Greencastle the best town to live in citing its citizenship, residences, industries, building boom, university, and location. He leaves for Greenwood Indiana to lead a new church near Indianapolis and to be near his sons and daughter.

H. C. Clippinger Locust Street Methodist Church Greencastle Clippinger Greenwood Indianapolis Foster Clippinger Gilbert Clippinger Louisville Dr. Clippinger

Missionary Society meeting on foreign missions program

The Women’s Home Missionary Society invites members to a September 17 2:30 PM meeting at 516 Seminary Street in the home of Mrs A V O Daniel. Mrs John Gray and Mrs Lee Reeves will present the program Foreign Missions in America and officers for the new year will be installed.

A. V. O’daniel Seminary Street Foreign Missions America John Gray Lee Reeves

New Maysville Methodist Episcopal Church Service

Sunday September 21 service schedule announced by Pastor Paul F. Vietzke. Union Sunday School at 9 50 AM, Morning Worship at 10 45 AM, Evening Service at 7 50 PM. Everyone invited.

Methodist Episcopal Church Service Union Paul GC. F. Vietzke

Fog Delays Army World Flight Hop Off in Chicago

Fog halted the Army world girdling flyers from Chicago on the 440 mile leg to Omaha. Lt. Lowell H. Smith said the team could reach Ft. Crook in about six hours if they flew high, but the delay shifts departure to tomorrow with plans for the Chicago New Orleans and the Boston II to depart at 10 o clock.

Maywood United States Army Omaha Lowell H. Smith Ft. Crookfield Chicago Chicago New Orleans

William Werneke Visit Noted in Indianapolis

William Werneke of South Jackson Street was in Indianapolis on business Wednesday, according to local transit records.

William Werneke South Jackson Street Indianapolis

Sororities Pledge Day at DePauw University

Formal invitations were sent to prospective members this morning by DePauw University sororities. Acceptance will be shown by attending a dinner at the sorority house this evening. Those who attend pledge themselves to the sorority. those who do not attend do not accept.

Sorority DePauw University

Indiana warned of new insect pest invasions

Prof. J. J. Davis of Purdue University warns Indiana must bolster efforts to keep out invasive pests. The Japanese beetle threatens crops and ornamentals, the European corn borer nears the state line, and the Codling Moth appears in nearby states. The Mexican bean beetle has been found near the Ohio River and could affect soybeans and garden beans. control measures next spring aim to curb its spread.

Lafayette Ind J. J. Davis Purdue University Indiana New Jersey Michigan Davis Ohio River Jefferson, Clark and Floyd Madison

Marriage License For Willard Garrett And Loraine Williams

Willard Garrett and Loraine Williams, both of Greencastle, have been issued a marriage license.

Willard Garrett Loraine Williams Greencastle

Tuberculosis Association Booth At Putnam County Fair

Putnam County Tuberculosis Association will operate a first aid tent at the fair on October 1 and 2 with two nurses from the hospital in attendance. Tubercular charts, exhibits, and educational material on prevention and treatment will be shown. An attendant will explain links between tubercular animals and humans.

Putnam County Tuberculosis Association Putnam County Fair Putnam Countyospital

Dr Colvin to Speak at Court House Tonight

Dr D L Colvin of New York City legislative superintendent of the Flying Squadron Foundation an anti liquor group will be the chief speaker at a 7 30 o clock meeting in the court house tonight The group plans weekly meetings each Wednesday and Thursday night to oppose repealing anti liquor laws and to enforce current statutes on sale and manufacture of liquor

D. L. Colvin New York City Flying Squadron Foundation Court House D. Leigh Colvin Washington, D. C Colvin

Secretary of State Spends Much Money At Campaign Meetings

Flora Indiana reports Dr Carleton B McCullough addressing the first formal campaign meeting. He advocates early real estate reappraisal in 1925 to curb taxation and criticizes state office waste. He cites the auto license and auto theft departments as examples of extravagance and substation proliferation under the current Secretary of State.

Flora Ind Carleton B. McCullough Indiana Secretary of State Statehouse Indianapolis Marion County

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Hoosier City Tower OF Court House Brush and Edison Wyoming H.C. Clippinger Locust Street Women’s Home Missionary Society Goa New Maysville Fog Cox Tuberculosis Association DR. Colvin Flying Squadron Oliver W. Stewart Foundation Stewart Norma C. Brown Secretary OF State Ralston Department of State
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