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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1923

Page

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Cold Weather Impacts Indiana Crops Report

The Indiana crop report notes below normal temperatures with frosts on the 14th in the northern areas. Excessive early week rainfall delayed fall plowing, corn damaged by frost, wheat rye oats and barley in various stages, silos filling, and pastures and meadow growth recovering with some regional damage to beans tomatoes and potatoes. Tobacco largely escaped frost.

C. Bryant Indiana United Sates Department of Agriculture Tate

Miss Esther Johnson Weds Earl Burroughs in Central Avenue Church

Esther Jane Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs W Clem Johnson 1727 Park Ave wed Earl Robert Burroughs Ponca City Okla yesterday at 5 pm at Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Rev C W Fifer officiating The bride wore ivory satin with tulle veil orange blossoms carried a bouquet of bride roses and valley lilies Best man was Charles Thomas Johnson Ushered by Wilbur Grose C Albert Brown Gray Truitt and others The couple will live in Ponca City after a wedding trip to Chicago Mrs Burroughs a DePauw graduate and member of Delta Delta Delta Mu Phi Epsilon Sororities wore tan Russian crepe dress for travel The wedding drew guests from Greencastle and nearby towns.

Indianapolis Esther Janeohnson W. Clem Johnson Park Avenue Earl Robert Burroughs Ponca City Okla Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church C. W. Fifer Charles Thomas Johnson Wilbur Grose Greencastle Ind C. Albert Brown Lafayette Gray Truitt Noblesvile Madeline Hixon

Danville to Host Big I and I Fair Grounds Race Meet

Plans for the Danville track on Sunday September 30 promise the largest central States race meet yet with open entries for all competitors. In a prior event 19 cars were ready to start before rain halted racing and now most are eager to run.

Central States I. & I. Fair Grounds Danville Fair

Dirt track speed event promises record laps and sharp competition

The article previews a big dirt track race on the 30th featuring drivers Doc Roberts of Paris Joe Johnson of East St. Louis Fred Roberts of Danville Warwick of Covington Wenneston of Chicago Gallivan of Chanute Field Simpson of Champaign Sheaff of Paris Baker of Charleston and many others. Organizers predict many laps under 30 seconds and a 50 mile, 100 lap program starting at 2 p m with an afternoon of thrills.

Berkeley Fire Leaves Up To 15000 Homeless

Berkeley Cal September 18 A wind driven blaze destroyed a large residential area in the northeast section leaving between twelve thousand and fifteen thousand people homeless. Police and soldiers guarded ruins as refugees sought aid and missing children were reported. Damage total estimate tops three million with further losses expected in personal belongings and valuables. Fifty injuries were recorded with no confirmed fatalities.

Berkeley Cal C. D. Lee Univerity Crivernia Board of Fire S$s. Francisco Frank Berg

Greencastle Leaders to Judge Floats at Franklin Centennial

Mayor Charley Zeis of Greencastle will judge floats at Franklin Indiana’s Centennial Celebration Friday at the invitation of Mayor Harry C. Hougham. County officials John Verillion and Prof. W. W. Sweet will attend to collect ideas for a Greencastle celebration next year.

Zeis Harry C. Hougham Franklin Indiana Charley Zeis Greencastle John Vermillion W. W. Sweet de Pauw University Putnam County Charles Rivers Bill Arnold

Rotary Club Weekly Luncheon Report

The Rotary club held its regular weekly luncheon Wednesday noon at the Christian church.

Rotary Club The Christian Church

Rain Has No Terrors For Webb In Greencastle Exhibition

Ott Webb manager of the Greencastle Specials arranged a St. Louis Cardinals exhibition game at McKeen Field on Thursday September 27. To guard against rain he purchased 400 dollars of insurance from Lloyds of London at a cost of 36 dollars, guaranteeing payment only if weather ruins the gate. Roger Hornsby, a star Cardinal, is noted as the era’s top hitter and sought after with offers around 500000 dollars, though he remains with St. Louis.

Greencastle ST. Louis Cardinals M’keen Field Lloyd Ott Webb Webb Mr. Webb Lloyds London England Roger Hornsby St. Louis Hornsby Babe Ruth New York Yankees Boston Red Sox Cardinal Dennison Western Association

Cardinal Club Permit to Finish It

A note states he will be permitted to finish it with the Cardinal Club, detailing approval for completion under club supervision.

Cardinal Club

Shoes Stolen From Rear of Christie Potter Store

A pair of cleaned shoes left on the rear window ledge at Christie Potter shoe store were stolen Saturday afternoon. Marshall O Hair investigated. three boys are implicated. Each boy accuses another, and authorities have not recovered the shoes or confirmed which boy possesses them.

Christie & Potter Marshall O’hair

Wrecking car wrecked in Bainbridge collision

A wrecking car from Bainbridge Garage collided with a Ford Touring car east of Bainbridge Sunday morning. Eight people in the Ford were hurled from the vehicle but not badly injured. The wrecking car was damaged severely, its motor block broke, and it was put out of commission.

Bainbridge

Putnam Gives 1219 10 Jap Relief Fund

Putnam County raises 219 for the Red Cross Japanese relief fund with Greencastle exceeding its $500 quota. Subscriptions total to date include Indiana Portland Cement 500 and many local donors such as Elizabeth Ames 5, Emma Windsor 10, R G McCutchan 26, George Grose 25, Levi Marshall 5, W W Tucker 25, and Putnam Electric Co 10, with 719 excess credited for future relief calls.

Putnam County Red Cross Japanese Relief Fund Indiana The Red Cross Greencastle Indiana Portland Cement Central Bark Allen Brothers First Nat'l Bank Elizabeth Ames Emma A. Windsor Wee Wi Boon R. G. McCutchan George R. Grose A. L. Goodenough Katherine Alvord Ceeevye Genevieve AmMe Cscs Eees Gertrude Williamson Heralg Entimnes Iteere Cy de Eee Veedeee OO C. Huestig County Hospital Aaron Cooper F. T. Carleton Levi Marshall W. W. Tucker Anna Hu Heens Bae Bike Cmmrsys Emma Jones Mary A. Evans Charles Boatright Edward Bartlett Putnam Electric Co J. P. D, John Lueteke Bros James Albin

Local Fund Subscriptions Total $1,219.00

A list of donors and amounts shows various contributions including Miss Helen Hathaway and Delta Theta Tau. The page sums the total collected as $1,219.00 with multiple small gifts and names across the community.

J. M. Badger Sudranekl @ CO Jones Ceises Helen Hathaway Ie Calesta Hiram Calendar Dtise Gutman Delta Theta Tau

Roachdale Couple Wed at Local Christian Church

Miss Myrtis Goonchain and Kenneth B. Plunkett of Roachdale were married Wednesday morning at 9 o clock in the Christian Church parsonage. Rev. Levi Marshall officiated. They plan to reside on a farm near Roachdale.

Myrtis Goonchain Roachdale Kenneth BM. Plunkett Christian Church Parsonage Levi Marshall

Colored residents post 25 reward for arrest in assault case

Representative colored people of Greencastle placed 25 in the First National Bank as a reward for the arrest and conviction of the colored man guilty of the Sunday night assault on Mrs. Mary Adkins. Community leaders emphasize the desire for extreme punishment and aid to local officers in finding the assailant.

Greencastle First National Band Mary Adkins

No Development in Assault Case

Police in Greencastle have not arrested anyone after the Sunday night assault on Mrs. Mary Adkins 65 cook at the Alpha Phi sorority house. They seek a colored man who attempted to attack Evelyn Due but cannot locate him. Mrs. Adkins is in satisfactory condition after a severe nervous shock and removal to her daughter's home four miles east of town.

Mary Adkins Alpha Phi Sorority Evelyn Due

Local Baptist Meeting Attendees List District Figures

Among attendees at the Old Baptists association meeting in Sullivan Illinois are Elder Lawrence Athey of Green Castle Ivan Huffman of Washington township Mrs Alva Baumunk of Washington township Mr and Mrs James H Job of Cloverdale Township Elder Arastus Reeves of Lena and Mr and Mrs Thomas Danber7 of Lena.

Big Old Baptists Association Sullivan, Ills Lawrence Athey Greencastle Ivan Huffman Washington Township Alva Baumunk Cloverdale Township Arastus Reeves Lena Thomas Danber

Picnic Day Draws Big Crowd for Farmers' Fair in Greencastle

A large crowd is expected in Greencastle on Saturday for a Farmers Picnic promoted by Brown and Moffett on behalf of the Federal Loan Association. The event runs from 10 a.m. into the evening with music by the Greencastle Band and Ezra Brazzington's Rube Band, speeches, stunts, and a basket dinner at the courthouse lobby. Street closures on Washington Street will host the festivities without hindrance.

Ezra Buzzington Federal Farm Loan Association Brown & Moffett Greencastle Federal Loan Bank Putnam Parke Clay Hendricks Owen Ezra Brazzington Court House Washington Street Jackson Street Indiana Street

Theft of 18 Cars Admitted by Youth

Four Cleveland youths aged 16 to 17 confessed to automobile banditry after arraignment in the Circuit court. Singhouse, the ringleader, admitted stealing eight cars in Cleveland and said he abandoned them after riding. Jones testified Singhouse claimed he sold four stolen cars for 100 dollars.

Brazil Ind Harold Singhouse Canton Vernon B. Jones Samuel DeMaria George Cranger Cleveland Supt. Keller Columbus Ohio Prof. Keller Singhouse Jones

Burial of John Haskell in Forest Hill Cemetery

The body of John Eddy Hub Haskell, DePauw Class of 1897 and former Greencastle resident, was brought from Chicago for burial Wednesday in Forest Hill Cemetery. He practiced medicine in Chicago after studying there following DePauw graduation. Known as Hub, he played first base for DePauw baseball, and died after a stroke. His wife Estelle Baldwin of Marion, also a DePauw graduate, survived him.

John Eddy Hub) Haskell DePauw Greencastle Chicago Forest Hill Cemetery Haskell John Haskell Hub” Haskell Estelle Baldwin Marion Indiana DePauw University

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