Say! Poet Won Over By News of Maxwell
A long note from Charles J. Arnold describes a letter from Phil Maxwell, now publicizing via W G N that Arnold will have his poem read on air. The item mentions Maxwell’s Chicago Tribune tower promotion and a request to note Greencastle listeners. Also reports the death of Charles E Wolverton, retired censor, age 60, with surviving relatives listed and ties to Brazil, Montezuma, Poland, and Po land.
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Charles J. Arnold
Greencastle Herald
Greencastle
Ind
Arnold
Liss Erna Phillips
Charles E. Wolverton
Brazil
Robert R. Wol- Mat Montezuma
Porting Club Meeting Set for Thursday Evening
Putnam County Porting Club will hold a meeting at the Vite Department Building Thursday evening at 7 30 P M. All interested fish and game enthusiasts are invited to attend.
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Putnam County “Porting Club
Vite Department
Ening
Weather Outlook: Frost Persistes North and Central Areas
Tonight and Wednesday bring little temperature change with frost in the north and central portions. Little relief in the forecast as early morning freezes continue across affected regions.
Pryor Names Brazil Woman In Poisoning Case
Grand Jury to report on the Pryor murder inquiry in Martinsville Indiana as Ernest Pryor 32 alleges Miss Elsie Ham of Brazil told him two weeks after Thelma Pryor’s death that she poisoned her. Pryor admits a liaison with Ham while investigators doubt Ham’s involvement as Pryor sought to shield himself. An insurance policy on Thelma Pryor for 4000 dollars is at issue.
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Martinsville
Ind
Pryor
Ernest Pryor
Lucas
Elsie Ham
Brazil
Paramoun
Miss Hawi
Mys
Grand Jury
Miss Ham
Weekly organ series opens at Methodist church
Prof Thompson presents the first in a weekly series of organ recitals at the Methodist church in Greencastle. Free to the public under university auspices, the 4:30 pm 40 minute program begins with Bach and includes Couperin, Gigout and Dethier pieces.
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W. D Thompson
Greencastle
Methodist Church
Bach
Couperin
Gigout
Deems Taylor
Dethier
Greencastle Club Council Sees Busy September Meeting
The Greencastle Council of Clubs held its regular September meeting at the Presbyterian church with vice president Mrs. Frank Jones presiding in the president’s absence. Reports covered quarantine work, benevolence needs, health committee plans, sanitation efforts, and clean food initiatives. Otis K. Bartlett 88 of Barnard and Lora Mae Porsins 84 of Barnard were listed as at home.
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Greencastle Council of Clubs
Presbyterian Church
Ernest Stoner
Frank Jones
Lee Williams
John Allee
Benevolence
C. C. Huestis
Frank Jonez
O. T. Smith
Clean Food Committee
Otis KB. Bartlett
F Barnard
Lora Mae Porsins
Barnard
Where Big Walnut Meanders to Friendly Stores
A lyrical excursion recalls a hometown drift toward a small city scene. The narrator longs for strolls through a bustling but intimate town with welcoming shops and helpful residents, contrasting slick emporia with genuine local charm.
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Emporia
Gillen opens campaign in Clay County in Indiana
A Clay County rally in Ashboro featured candidate C. Gillen arguing for farm relief tariff reform and labor measures. Supporters claim his long service and close ties to workers ensure attention to farmers miners and industries while criticizing the incumbent over hospital placement and unmet constituent needs.
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Gillen
Clay County
Brazil
Ind
Congress
Ashboro
James Penman
Soper Injured in Terre Haute Railroad Incident
Ralph Soper brother of Eugene Soper was found seriously injured leaning at Vigo tower of the Pennsylvania Railroad early this morning by the third trick operator. Police took him to a Terre Haute hospital where he was treated for cuts and bruises and a dazed condition. He may have fallen after attempting to board a train.
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Ralph Soper
Eugene Soper
Vigo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Terre Haute
Soper
California
Greenastle
Terre Hate
Rrange
Greenenstl
Greencastle sports notes from October 3 1910
In Greencastle 20 years ago DePauw football opened with a 12 to 1 loss to Indiana University. High schoolers Whitted Lynch Willis Snyder Bryan Welsh Sprinkle Sharp Savage and Burks were named on the squad. Jesse W Weik joined the Author's Club of London founded by Oliver Goldsmith. Ed Dalby became a driver for Adams Express.
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Brazil
Whitted
Lynch
Willis
Snyder
Bryan
Welsh
Sprinkle
Sharp
Savage
Burks
DePauw
Indiana University
Jesse W. Weik
London
England
Oliver Goldsmith
Turner Arrested for Mental Health Hearing in Cloverdale
Physicians examining Charles Turner of Cloverdale report he is mentally unbalanced and should be committed to the Indiana Hospital for the Insane at Evansville, with Turner held in Putnam County awaiting proceedings.
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Charles Turner
Cloverdale
Putnam County
Indiana Hospital For the
Evansville
Clouds composition published by former DePauw student
Former DePauw student Marshall Howenstein has had his composition Clouds published and issued to Greencastle music lovers. He dedicated the piece to Dwight Trezise, a recent graduate and noted Greencastle singer and University choir member. Howenstein led string work last summer and plans to resume this term to complete his duties.
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Marshall Howenstein
DePauw
Greencastle
Howenstein
Dwight Trezise
Trezise
Cars Damaged In Sunshop Collision In Greencastle
Two light delivery trucks collided on West Berry street around 5 PM Monday, badly damaging both vehicles. One truck belonged to VanCleave Meat Market, driven by Herbert Hinkle, the other to George Templeman grocery, driven by Mo Tempteudite Sr. Both drivers escaped injury and were not hospitalized. Police towed the cars to Greencastle garages after their investigation. An abandoned Ford touring car with 1920 plates, found on West Franklin, was also moved to a Greencastle garage. residents said it had stood there for days. License Gua7.
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West Berry Street
VanCleave Meat Market
South Greencastle
Herbert Hinkle
George Templeman
Mo ‘Tempteudite Snr
Greencastle
Franklin Street
Mule Kick Breaks Leg At Farm Home
Paal Boutright of Greencastle area suffers a badly crushed leg after being kicked by a mule while driving the animals at his farm. A Greencastle doctor treated him, and he may be moved to Putnam County Hospital after an X ray confirms the injury.
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Paal Boatright
Greencastle
Boutright
Tne
Charles Boutright
Greencasse
Putnam County
Coroner Files Reports in Two Death Cases
Putnam county coroner Frank Reed of Cloverdale releases inquests in the Putnam circuit court. Reports concern the deaths of Porter Cartwright of Greencastle and Joanna Truesdale of Cloverdale. Cartwright died from suffocation due to an epileptic seizure and Truesdale from organic heart disease.
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Putnam County Ecoroner
Frank Reed
Cloverdale
Iwo
Putnam Elreuit
Porter Cartwright
Greencastle
Joanna Truesdale
Cartwright
Green Castle Sale Draws Big Crowd with Merchants Tour
A Good Will sale organized by the Greencastle Chamber of Commerce brings together over forty merchants. They display bargains in windows and visit county towns with the Greencastle High School band. The tour stops include Mt Meridian Belle Union Cloverdale Pleasant Garden Brick Chapel Bainbridge Rowelgeale Russellville and Morton. The band concert runs from four to five o clock Wednesday afternoon.
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Greencastle
Tretorn
Wife charges abuse seeks divorce in Putnam court
Sarah Standley of Madison township files a divorce suit against Clyde Standley in the Putnam circuit court. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Sarah Lancaster. The couple married in December 1920 and separated in August this year. She alleges constant abuse and cursing, with threats to leave and stop loving her, leading her to return to her parents.
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Sarah Standley
Madison Township
Putnam Circuit
Clyde Standley
First Lady Hoover Guest at Indianapolis Convention
Mrs. Herbert Hoover arrived in Indianapolis at 7 25 pm to attend the sixteenth annual National Girl Scout convention. She was met at Union Station by Mrs. Harry G. Leslie and accompanied by secretary Miss Mildred Hall. The event continues with tomorrow’s program.
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Iniianapolits
Tne
Herbert Hoover
Hegin
Mildred Hall
Land
Union Station
Harry G. Leslie
Frederick
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