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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1923

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Confederate Flag Return Ties Memphis to Indiana Veterans

A 90 foot Confederate garrison flag flown over Memphis during the 1862 gunboat battle was cut down by the 43rd Indiana Infantry and sent north. Decades later, aged Union veterans returned the flag to Memphis, delivered to Mayor Paine and then to the Memphis Historical Society, with letters explaining the act as a symbol of national unity.

The Commercial Appeal Memphis Tennessee Indiana Paine Memphis Historical Society J. P. Young Greencastle Ind Charles Ellett, Jr C. H. Davis John Park Third and Jefferson Street North South Court Streets Front Street 43Rd Indiana Infantry Rowlett Paine Company B 43Rd Robert W. Allen James A. Jacksonr John T. Magill Navy City of 43Rd Indiana W. L. Farrow M. H. Darnall Darnall R. W. Allen Company B. Society James A. Jackson

Oakalla School House Pre Social Planned Friday Evening

A pre social gathers at the Oakalla School house on Friday evening inviting residents to join. The event aims to foster community connection and provide a casual social setting for locals.

Oakalla

Attorney Charles McGaughey in Crawfordsville on legal business

Attorney Charles McGaughey traveled to Crawfordsville on Tuesday for legal business. The visit underscores ongoing activities related to his practice in the region.

Charles McGaughey Crawfordsville

Joe Donnohue Civil War Captain Dies at 80

Joseph M. Donnohue aged 80 of 595 East Hanna Street died at his home at 9:15 Tuesday evening after seven years of illness. Survived by widow, one daughter Ruth, three brothers, four sisters, four granddaughters and one nephew. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at the home. Born in Bainbridge, he moved to Greencastle as a child. Enlisted as private in Civil War and earned captaincy after four enlistments with 16th Indiana, 78th Indiana, 105th Indiana and 123rd Indiana regiments. Active Republican worker and longtime city marshal in Greencastle.

Joseph M. Donnehue East Hanna Street Ruth Donnohue Charles Donnohue Ralph Done Due Greencastle Daniel Donnahue Michigan City John R. Miller Frank Woods Indianapolis Ralph Merrill Chicago Donnehue Joe Donnehue Bainbridge D. C. Donnehue Greencasle Asbury New Day Pauw) University 16Th Indiana

Watts Return Home After Two Week Ill Visit

Mr and Mrs Earl Watts and their son Philip return to Dixon Illinois after visiting Mrs Anna Watts Ed F Watts and Mrs Effa Herbert for two weeks.

Earl Watts Phiilip Dixon Ills Anna Watts F. Watts Effa Herbert

Boosting Prof Blanchard for Delegate to Conference

A movement seeks Prof. William Blanchard of DePauw University as delegate to the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The Northwest Conference will elect the delegate Friday in Lafayette, where the session is currently held.

William Blanchard DePauw University Northwestern Indiana General Conference Methodist Episcopal Church Northwest Conference Lafayette

Judges select five men to try Hurst liquor case

Judge Hughes submits a list of five men including Judges Dugan Hutcheson and local lawyers Harvey Fisher A C Miller and B W Lee for James and Allee to choose a special judge. Prosecution and defense have not yet designated a selection. A venue change may delay trial until a satisfactory special judge is arranged.

Joe Hurst James P. Hughes Hughes James & Allee Hurst Glenn Lyon Dugan Hendricks County Hutcheson Clay County Harvey Fisher A. C. Miller 8. W. Lee Brasil

Indiana High School Athletics Head Visits Greencastle

A. L. Trester from Anderson will visit Greencastle October 4 to meet school officials. He will address pupils at chapel, speak at Kiwanis luncheon, and attend a Putnam county athletic banquet with coaches and principals from nearby counties. An Athletic Clinic will follow.

A. L. Trester Anderson Indiana Indiana High School Athletic Association Greencastle Busenburg Greencastle High School State High School Athletic Association Gilbert Rhea Trester Kiwanis Club Putnam County Morgan, Hendricks Parks, Clay Montgomery Counties

Putnam County Christian Church Conference at Bainbridge

The Putnam County Conference of Christian churches met at Bainbridge on Thursday September 20. Delegates came from Greencastle Fillmore Russellville Roachdale and Bainbridge. Bainbridge women provided a noon dinner praised by delegates though three speakers could not attend. Mrs Taylor a state representative spoke for the Women’s Society as listed on the program.

Putnam County

Missionary Royal Dye Inspires Congo River Audience

Royal J. Dye a pioneer missionary of the Christian Church at Bolengi on the Congo River thrilled attendees with vivid stories of his work and experiences. The convention elected next year’s officers: Ora Day as County Chairman, Harley E. Miller as President, Jane Farmer as Vice President, Mrs. Dr. Collins as Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. Belles as Superintendent Womens Section, Mrs. E. L. Cowgill as Superintendent Sunday School, Miss Blanche Bicknell as Superintendent Christian Endeavor. Greencastle will host the convention next year.

Royal J. Dye Christian Church Bolengi Congo River Ora Day Harley E. Miller Jane Farmyer Dr. Collins Belles E. L. Cowgill Christian Endeavor Blanche Bicknell Greencastle

Big League Team Ganes Tomorrow

The 1923 season of the Green Castle Specials led by Ott Webb reaches a climax Thursday as the St. Louis Cardinals visit McKeen field at 2 30 p m The diamond was refurbished today and a large crowd is expected Stores will close for the event Branch Rickey Cardinals manager arrives at 1 57 p m en route to Cincinnati to play the Reds Friday

ST. Louis Cardinals Greencastle Ott Webb St. Louis The Cardinals Roger Hornaby McKeen Field Branch Rickey W. W. Sweet DePauw Cincinnati

Free 8th graders invited to Greencastle vs St Louis game

A former pupil arranged with Manager O G Webb to admit all Green Castle common school children from first through eighth grade free to the Greencastle game with the St Louis National League team. Adults, grandstands, and bleachers are restricted. children will sit along the first and third base lines. Dismissal time is 2 15, game ends past 5.

Lynch O. G. Webb Greencastle St. Louis Roger Hornsby

Miss Walker and Coach Rhea Set Library Offices

Miss Isobel Walker county health nurse with expired contract will move her office from the courthouse to the city library this week where she continues as city health nurse. Coach Gilbert Rhea of Green Castle High School will also have an office in the library basement joining former superintendent who moved to the new high school.

Isobel Walker Court House Walker Gilbert Rhea Greencastle High School

Greencastle Annexes Three Additions by Council Action

The Greencastle city council passed ordinances Tuesday night to annex the John H. Knight addition Badger Park addition and William Daggy Addition. Daggy covers 16 blocks north of the old Big Four line near Madison and Crawfordsville roads while Badger Park lies south of 23 blocks between Gillespie street and the Greencastle Portland Mills road. Knight addition extends east of Wood Street to the current city boundary.

John H. Knight Badger Park William Daggy Wood Street

Still Case Trial Set On Question Of Admissibility

The State of Indiana vs Pearle Tunget proceeds in Clay County as Judge Hutcheson sits as special judge to determine if evidence from a second search under a prior warrant is admissible. Tunget, a south Cloverdale farmer, was found with a dismantled still after federal officers and the sheriff twice searched his premises. Attorneys argue the second search used an illegal warrant, claiming it was valid only for the initial search, threatening the prosecution’s case despite the prior discovery of a still valued at $25.

Hutcheson Clay County State of Indiana Pearle Tunget South Cloverdale Township Tunget Jude Bryan Prohibition Sherif Sears Tanget

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South Tenn Thomas Thompson Jerry H. Steele Lyman Thomas Milton Carrington B. F. Collins Edward Ramsey Memphis, Tenn James A. Thompson J. A. Jackson Our Historical Society Prince of Peace Annah Robinson Watson N. Montgomery Street Rey Jimmy Injuns Oun Joe Donnohue Republican Party Prof. Blanchard Ike Indiana H. S Christian Church Conference GANES Miss Walker Rhea
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