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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1929

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SAY My CHARLES J ARNOLD Chronicle of a Stock Yard Morning

The narrator recalls a September 18 1927 day chaperoning lambs to the Indianapolis Stock Yards meeting Bill Ratcliff Greencastle boy. He recalls early rising a messy scene with livestock and a humorous escape to a dry cleaning plant then a lunch run at a grab and beat it eatery observing two sisters debating food before a pie counter and yo yo top updates.

Indianapolis Billy” Ratcliff Greencastle Bill

Route 36 paving planned by 1930 survey east from Illinois

Engineers with the state highway commission survey an eastward route for paving road 36 not later than 1930. A rumor places the path south of Rockville cemetery, under the Bridgeton road bridge, and through Rockville along High street on the south side of the square.

State Highway Commission Illinois Line Rockville Bridgeton High Street

Asbury Hall Under Construction at DePauw Campus

Workmen clear the west College campus site for Asbury Hall DePauw Universitys new class building replacing the condemned structure. The plan includes three buildings forming a court near Vine Street and Indiana Street with a total cost about 250000 dollars and readiness by next September likely.

West College Asbury Hall DePauw College Avenue U Shop Vine Street Indiana Street

Frat Houses Robbed. Over $500 Stolen in Raid

Alpha Tau Omega at 504 East Seminary Street reports a raid last night with more than 500 dollars taken. Police describe a 17 year old suspect linked to prior campus robberies. 210 dollars vanished from the ATO house and 105 from Delta Alpha. Night art classes announced by Ruth Lillian Owens in Greencastle and DePauw for modeling drawing and sketching classes.

Alpha Tau Omega East Seminary Street Delta U Paul Grimes Grimes Delta A Ruth Lillian Owens Greencastle DePauw

Weather Update Shows Showers Likely Tonight and Friday

The forecast indicates showers are probable tonight and Friday with a modest rise in temperatures tonight. Warmer conditions expected into Friday as a high pressure pattern builds.

Dedication Week Planned for New Methodist Church

The DePauw reports the dedication of a new Methodist Church set for Sunday December 1 with addresses by Bishop Blake or Hughes and WE J Gratz. A celebration week with an organ recital by Prof Van Denman Thompson and other speakers will precede or follow the ceremony. Professor Thompson will go to Chicago this week to test a $25 000 Kimble organ for the building.

Thompson Chicago DePauw, DePauw University C. Howard Taylor Blake Hughes Methodist Episcopal Church WE. J. Gratz Epworth Herald Taylor van Denman Thompson Meharry Hall Locus Indianapolis

Everett H. Viles Sr. buried in Roachdale funeral

Everett H. Viles Sr. of Anderson was buried in Roachdale Cemetery after services at the Christian Church Roachdale conducted by Rev. McKim. He died in Anderson after a nine day illness from appendicitis. He was a Wes tern Southern Insurance assistant superintendent and a Missionary Baptist member. He is survived by Bertha Wilson Viles, his widow, his parents Levi and Mary J. Wiles, two sisters Mrs. H D Christie and Mrs. D B Hildebrand, and a brother Aubrey Viles.

Everett H. Viles Anderson Christian Church Roachdale McKim Cemedy Viles Levi Mary J. Wiles Danville Bertha Wilson Western Southern Insurance Company Missionary Baptist Church Masonic Lodge H. D. Christie D. B. Hildebrand Amo Aubrey Viles

Mrs. Robert Irwin Wins Grand Championships at Clay County Fair

Mrs. Robert Irwin of Madison township won two grand championships with White Rock poultry at the Clay County Fair yesterday. She secured grand champion pullet and grand champion old pen in all classes. Gardner and Eggers of Putnam County won all Tunis sheep ribbons due to limited competition.

Robert Irwin Madison Township Clay County Gardner & Eggers Putnam County

Plans for Delta Zeta House at DePauw

Plans for the first DePauw Delta Zeta sorority house to be built this year are nearing completion. The new Georgian colonial on the 602 East Washington site will feature a basement ballroom a library and heated and non heated dormitories. Delta Zeta now occupies the old Delta Upsilon house and work is set to begin in October.

DePauw Delta Zeta East Washington Street Betty Benson Delta Upsilon Grose

Fred Belles Heads County Conference in Greencastle

The county Christian Churches meeting at First Christian Church Greencastle drew representatives from nearly all congregations. Sessions reported progress, with Mrs Fred Belles Rev Cecil Franklin and Clarence C Burch as speakers and Fred Belles elected president for the coming year.

Christian Churches Putnam County Greencastle Fred Belles Russellville Cecil Franklin Indianapolis Clarence C. Burch China B. H. Bruner John Talbott John Elmore Cloverdale Nathan Call Roachdale Anna Guntle Floyd Gardner

Death of L. F. Stander Found in Greencastle

The body of L. F. Stander, maker of the L. F. 8 cigar, was found this morning in his Randel Building room. He died of rupture of the heart. William Pittman Fred Mitchell and Paul Caine, colored, have gone to Bloomington to attend Indiana University. James Paxton Vorhees plans a political monologue for the stage. The Modern Priscila Club will meet tomorrow with Mrs. C N McWethy.

L. F. Stander Randel William Pittman Fred Mitchell Paul Caine Bloomington Indiana University James Paxton Vorhees Priscila Club

Record attempt by Orin Welch to set world endurance mark

Orin Welch a 23 year old flier from Anderson heads a Khinner powered Swallow plan to land dead stick in Cleveland during the air tour this week. Welch is head pilot at Welch Field Anderson with seven years of flying behind him. If successful plans aim for a world solo endurance record in October. Two women fliers from Anderson join the planes.

Orin Welch Anderson Cleveland Welch Welch Field

Improvements at Cross Roads to Start Soon

New barbecue and eating house will rise at Four Corners where State Road 48 meets the National Road five miles south of town. Ab Hutcheson has the contract and expects April 1 completion with living quarters for attendants. The State Highway Commission will upgrade the intersection this fall and winter, widening pavement and grading corners for clear sight lines. Wayne Gillen and George Williams, current operators, hold a five year lease on the property.

Four Corners Ab Hutcheson State Highway Commission Wayne Gillen George Williams

DePaul violinist Miss Walker shines in chapel program

Mies Louise Pater Walker, new violin teacher at DePaul University School of Music, performed this morning in a chapel muse program. Prof. Sheffield accompanied on piano as Walker played Vieux temps concerto in D minor and an encore Serenade Espanol, drawing instant applause.

Mies Louise Pater Walker DePaul University School of Music Mies Walker Miss Walker Prof. Sheffield Walker

DePauw Enrollment Shows Small Decline Nationwide

DePauw registrar reports 1498 liberal arts students and 163 in music. Freshmen total 536 with 337 men and 199 women, up by 50 from last year. Overall enrollment declines by 30, attributed to summer employment scarcity. figures may still change before Saturday noon registration closes.

DePauw School of Liberal Arts

Hold Thief Who Abandoned Machine Here

Herbert Dailey, 21, of near Frankfort, surrendered at Indianapolis police after admitting he stole an automobile from Earl Good and drove toward Chicago before abandoning it near Putnamville. He was held on vagrancy charges as authorities check for Frankfort theft ties while Putnam County holds the Tudor Ford found on the National Road.

Herbert Dailey Frank Fort National Road MT. Meridian Indianapolis Frankfort Sergt Walter Coleman Dailey Earl Good Chicago Putnamville Terre Haute Putnam County Tthe National Road Mt. Meridean Good

Record Holder In Air Crash At Burbank

Herbert J. Fahy, holder of the solo non refueling flight record, was seriously injured in a crash of the Lockheed monoplane The City of Tacoma three blocks from takeoff in Burbank California. Witnesses said the rudder became unshipped before Fahy lost control. He is expected to recover.

Burbank Cal INS Herbert J. Fahy Fahy Tacoma Harold Bromley Wash Tokyo

Rev Seaman Leaves Gary After 13 Year Pastorate

The Rev Dr W G Seaman former Greencastle resident De Pauw graduate and former DePauw faculty member leaves his 13 year Gary First Methodist Church pastorate to serve as pastor of the Methodist Church in Lancaster Ohio His leadership oversaw the building of Garys City Church and Community Center and his tenure was described as outstanding.

W. G. Seaman First Methodist Church Gary Greencastle DePauw Methodist Church Lancaster Ohio Seaman

Hundreds Welcome Fliers At Greencastle Air Field

Citizens gathered at Bridges air field east of Greencastle to see the all Indiana Air tour planes sponsored by the Indianapolis Aircraft Trades Association. Twenty nine planes were to land at 3:45 pm, weather hindered visibility, and the big Ford tri motor would not land here. Freddie Lund, taper-wing Waco stunt pilot, planned demonstrations if conditions allowed.

Greencastle Bridges Air Field Indianapolis Aircraft Trades Association Lafayette Air Field Chamber of Commerce Terre Haute Freddie Lund Waco

Reelsville Man Trades Parke County Farm

Col C L Bartley trades the Raymond Payton place two miles south of Rockville to Herbert Markin of Reelsville in Parke County. Rockville Tribune reports the exchange.

Reelsville Parke County Col C. L. Bartley Raymond Payton Rockville Herbert Markin

DePauw Student Chosen Scoutmaster of Greencastle Troop

Maynard Patterson a DePauw University sophomore from Fort Wayne and Lambda Chi Alpha member has been selected as scoutmaster of the Greencastle troop of the Boy Scouts of America.

Maynard Patterson DePauw University Greencastle Boy Scouts of America Patterson Fort Wayne Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity

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