Local Notables and Visitors Reported Across Greencastle Area
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief notes on travel and health. Richard Taylor of Lafayette, H. M. Ranck of Chicago, and a D A R candidate photo feature in Indianapolis Star are mentioned along with several family movements involving Sutherlins of Russellville and Westinghouse engineers in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham Hotel
Bloomington
Vonderschmitt
Margaret Helen Carpenter
H. K. Eckels
Elizabeth Dodds
Hazel Burch
Merle Gilstrap
Fred Neill
Edith Mercer
Indiana
Muncie
Elwood
Greencastle
Liberty
Lafayette
Richmond
Indianapolis
Connersville
Terre Haute
Anderson
Chesterton
Brazil
Columbus
Winchester
Clinton
Washington
Moonen
Newcastle
Greensburg
Alexandria
Lara Lee Whitesell
Gladys Lind
Lawrence, Ill
Ruth Scudder
Ind
Ermal Cofin
Warsaw
Helen Baird
Eileen Miller
Dayton
Olive Huston Martin
Springfield
Wenderschmitt
Delta Theta Hall
Local births and injuries reported in Putnam County
Mr and Mrs Frank Deer of 105 East Berry Street welcomed a son born Sunday at Putnam County Hospital. Mrs Jesse Cox and the baby have returned home from the hospital. George Lewis, northeast of here, who suffered severe lacerations and a broken arm from a jack bite two weeks ago, was able to return home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Stoner
Putnam County Hospital
Frank Deer
East Berry Street
Jesse Cox
Baby
George Lewis
Here
Jack
J. Earl Allen
Elizabeth Jane
Coleman Hospital
Indianapolis
Allen
Edith Whitted
Road Levy Plans in Putnam County Continue
The report lists levies and revenue for Putnam and neighboring counties detailing cost per mile for hundreds of road miles. It notes three serious accidents to road workers, looming $6,000 in damage suits, and a new $1,100 insurance premium. County officials argue gas tax reductions can’t cover maintenance. Observers critique road construction quality and urge upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Morgan County
Clay County
Parke County
Hendricks County
Montgomery County
Board of Commissioners
W. E. Gill
Tax Board
J. FE. Beeson
Warren Township
Brown
Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Prices Slip at Market
In Indianapolis on September 20, hogs fell 15 to 20 cents with various weight classes priced from 8.75 to 10.55 dollars. Cattle and calves moved slowly with sentiment lower, with weanlings up to 14 dollars and sheep and lambs showing 25 cent declines and good lots around 6.59 to 7.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Want Ads Open For Business And Rentals In Bainbridge Area
Classified listings show a bakery in Bainbridge Indiana for sale or open for business with Marion Priest as proprietor. Also multiple rentals and apartments for rent including modern 6 room home near square and University, two room units with bath, and a four room modern apartment. Also sale ads for registered Shropshire rams and apples from Buchheit Orchards. A 1926 Ford Tudor sedan is for sale or trade. Contact C J Arnold Herald office or Franklin Street listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square
University
C. J. Arnold
Herald Office
Woman's club opens year with reminiscences and Scottish litera
The Woman's club year began with Mrs. R. A. Ogg hosting a program of reminiscences from earlier days and a lively discussion of Scottish literary figures Carlyle Burns Scott Stevenson Barrie MacDonald and Ian MacLaren. A social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
R. A. Ogg
Bainbridge Locals Stay Weekend Guests Nearby
Locals Dorothy Call and Leona Cal of Bainbridge spent the weekend with Mrs. Benjamin Brown and Frances McAlinden of Greencastle. Dr. Henry B. Longden has been invited by President William L. Bryan of Indiana University to speak before the faculty club on Tuesday October 7 on the Rector scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Call
Leona Cal
Bainbridge
Benjamin Brown
Frances McAlinden
Greencastle
Henry B. Longden
William L. Bryan
Indiana University
University
Longden
Court Grants Two Divorce Decrees In Putnam Circuit
Judge James P. Hughes presided as Mabel Talbott and Bessie Barnett secured divorces on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Talbott also had her maiden name Mabel Shield restored, childless marriage noted. Barnett received custody of Wilma 9, and George Walker was awarded $30 against Jack Morrison in an ejectment suit default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Hughes
Putnam Circuit
Mabel Talbott
Claude Talbot
Mabel Shield
Bessie Alice Barnett
Walter Barnett
Wilma
George Walker
Jack Morrison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard “Dick” Taylor
H. M. Ranck
Chicago
Truman G. Yuncker
Northwood
Indianapolis Star Sunday
Richard Sutherlin
Russelville
Pittsburgh
Lee
Westinghouse
Earl B. Sutherlin
Automatic Telephone Co
Randall Brown
J. C. Penney
Mr. Brown
Mrs. Frown
Carbondale
Imogene Pollom
Ida Pollom
Indiana Street
Thorntown
Ida Grantham
Ladoga
Augusta Glidewell
North Madison Street
Fillmore
William Glidewell
Florence Woodrum
Mary Woodrum
Colorado
William Woodrum
Elizabeth Tilden
F. C. Tilden
New York
Florence
Italy
School of International Relations
Frank Bridges
Methodist Hospital
Bridges
Mayo Brothers Hospital
Shors
Goodyear
Star Store
S. Indiana Street
Marion Priest
Shropshire
Emory C. Brattain
Apples
Red Delicious
Grimes Golden and Starks
Buchheit Orchards
J. T. Pitchford
BE. Franklin Street
Seminary Street
Charles J. Arnold
Woman's Club
S . Delta Theta Tau
Delta Theta Tau
Harry P. Vonderschmitt
Graham Hotel
Ducia Pierce
Lowell Tennis
Rhythm Kings of
Masonic Temple
Roachdale
Alice Young
T. H. Young
Mary Elbene Thompson
Miss Young
Pratt Street
Indi
Anapolis
Mary Gladys Young
Robert J. Robbins
Edna Robbins
Crawfordsville
Boston Club
William Bishop
Anderson Street
Albin
Hicks
H. H. Hicks
Marion Township
Lester Jones
Progress History Club
Faculty Woman's Club
London Hall
W. FP. M.S
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ruth Stewart
S.C. C
Kiefer
Crescent Club
Jacob Kiefer
Horace Link & Company
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