Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 August 1923 — Page 2
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THE GREENCASTLE HERALD
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1923
Tfc HERALD Xntored es Second Class mail matter •t tie Greencastle, Ind., postoffice Charles J. Arnold Proprietor PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON Bzcept Sunday at 17-19 S. Jackson Street, Greencastle, Ind. TELEPHONE 65
Obituaries
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ORDINANCE ANNEXING TERRI-’southwest corner of the east half of DEATH COMES TO J. H. BALDOCK
TORY TO THE CITY OF GREEN- the southwest quarter of Section
CASTLE, INDIANA Twenty-one (21), in Township Four- t The death of J. H. Baldock occurBE IT ORDAINED. By the Com- teen ( 14 > North, Range Four (4) red at the home of hig son, William, mon Council of the City of Green- ,West. eaid point being in the present Tuesday afternoon about castle, Indiana, that the following corporation line of the City of following a prolonged illness,
described territory be, and the same i is, hereby annexed to and declared to j be a part of said City of Greencastle, |
j Indiana, to-wit:
A tract of land abutting the boun
Mr. Baldock had been in failing health for several years, but had not been confined to his home until
dary of said City of Greencastle, Indi- 110 t ^ )e c enter 'he P- f-- * ana, and being contiguous thereto Railroad (now the Pennsyhania Rail-
and containing platted lands, andl roa< ^>
4 o'clock
line of the City
Greencastle Indiana; thence east, along said corporation line, «*>ng also the south line of saio section, six
hundred and eighty (680) feet; .about 6 months ago. He was the son I to his reward; A good grandfather thence south, two hundred (200) feet, lof William and Elizabeth Baldock and ! has passed from care and pain; a
grandchild and a host of relatives, and friends. He was also a member of the Masonic Order of which he was
a dutiful and devoted member. Servant of God well done Thy glorious warfare past.
The battles fought, the race is run
And thou art crowned at last.
A good father has been gathecd
with the streets of said city extended into the same and more particularly described as follows: beginning at a point one hundred seventy (170) feet west of a point four hundred forty (440) feet north of the southeast corner of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Section Twenty-one (21), in Township Fourteen (14) North, Range Four (4) West, which point is in the present corporation line of the City of Greencastle, Indiana; thence west, parallel to the south line of said quarter section, one thousand one hundred thirty six and five-tenths (1136.5) f*«t to the east line of the right of way of the Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company; thence northeasterly with said east line, four hundred seven and seven tenths (407.7) feet; thence east, parallel with the south line, one hundred sixty
Earliest Known Bread. ; three and eighty-five hundreds Kasava bread is still to day a bread-M 16'1-85) feet; thence north at right •tuff of millions throughout tropical angles to said south line, ninety nine and sub-tropical America. It Is the (99) feet; thence east parallel to said most ancient form of the "staff of life" sou th line, seven hundred fifty-four of the whole Western Hemisphere. and nine tt , nthg (754.9) fe e t to a The next oldest has its best known point on the present cor p orat i on line
Takas Tmta to Matwrs Cornua. Thomas Jefferson is quoted aa defending the cliargs that America hud not yat produced a single man of llt•rary genius: "When we have existed •0 long as the Greeks did before they produced Homer, the Romans Virgil, the French a Karine and s Voltaire, the English a Shakespeare and a Milton. we shall Inquire from what unfriendly causes it has proceeded that the other countries of burope, and quarters of the earth, shall not have inscribed any poet of ours on the roll
of fatne."
thence southwesterly, along said center line, seven hundred and twenty (720) feet, to a point twenty (20) feet east of the west line of the
east half of the northwest quarter of Section twenty-eight (28) township
and range aforesaid; thence north parallel to said west line, four hun-
dred and ten (410) feet, to the place of beginning in Putnam Count*. Indi-
ana, and commonly known and plat-
ted as the ‘‘Plummer’s Adidtion” to
the City of Greencastle, Indiana. Passed and adopted this 24th day
of July, 1923.
CHARLES F. ZEIS, Mayor of the City of Greencastle, Indians. Attest: Gwinn Ensign, City Clerk. Approved and signed by me this 24th day of July, 1923. CHARLES F. ZEIS, Mayor of the City of Greencastle, Indiana. 2tD. July 26. Aug. 2
tyjic in the Mexican mais-tortilla.
of said city; thence, south, along said
restaurants**in^Manhattun'^and*other corporation line four hundred forty big cities. 1 (440) feet, to the place of beginning, _________ in Putnam County, Indiana, and comNatfon’e Stability Aaeured. monly known and platted as the “A cheerful heart doeth good like a "Fairview Addition” to the city of
medicine, but a broken spirit dryeth i Greencastle, Indiana,
the bonea," said Solomon. Not until Passed and adopted this 24th day
Americans lose their ability to laugh j J u ]y 1923
CHARLES F. ZEIS, Mayor of the City of Greencastle, Indiana. Attest: Gwin Ensign, City Clerk. Approved ami signed by me this
In the face of disaster ami become the victims of the broken spirit that dryeth tlie bones need we entertain fears for the future of this republic.—
Washington Post.
Ke«p Kit. Good health is essential not merely to enjoyment of life but to making the most of life’s opportunities. Good physical and mental corn] iIon is the prerequisite of straight thinking and logical conclusions. "Keeping fit" should first engage the attention of every one.
24th day of July., 1923. CHARLES F. ZEIS, Mayor of the City of Greencastle. Indiana. 2tD. July 26 Aug 2
ORDINANCE ANNEXING TF.RRI-
TOm TO Mu. CITY OF G REENCASTI.E, INDI AN A BE IT ORDAINED. By the Com-
mon Council of the City of Green-
NOTICE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
castle, Indiana, that the following
Obedience to Law.
No people can be called fully civ-
ilised until there Is widely diffused described territory be, and the same among its members the sense of obll- ■ is hereby annexed to and declared to garion. not merely to obey the law, hut be a part of said City of Greencastle.
to obey It willingly, and co-operate In Indiana, to-wit:
The undersigned Commissioners and Auditor of Putnam County will sell at private sale on August 11th, 1923, at (10:30 o’clock a. m.) at the Commissioner’s office in the Court House, Greencastle, Indiana the following described Real Estate Jefferson Township, to-wit: The North West quarter of the North east quarter and the east half of the northeast quarter of the north west quarter. Also five (5) acres off of the south end of the west half of the northeast quarter of the north west quarter, all in section twenty (20) Township Thirteen (13) range three west containing in all sixty-five acres more or less. Terms of sale, cash or InstaUmnts. DAVID J. SKELTON, REESE R. BUIS, Wm. F. DAVIS, Putnam County Commissioners. R. E. KNOLL, Auditor Putnam County, Indiana. 2tD. July 9. Aug. 2
was born in Garrett Co., Ky. March good neighbor has lain down respon16th, 1845 and departed this life July sibility and assistance to all. The 17th, 1923 age 78 .years, 4 months and bearded grain has been reaped, fripe 1 day at the home of his son William, full of love and sacrifice. Father and where he had made his home most of J mother, both have gone away to be
• wieb ne ti 0 more but to be with Him
the time since the death of his
wife j with
away
enforcing aey Muir.
and maintaining It.—Itam-
Surprised at Gallantry. Elinor came rushing In very mnoh welted because one of her grown-up boy friends bad niet her and lifted his hat In greeting. "Just think, mother,” she exclaimed, "Ralph unhntted himself when he saw me.”— Chicago Tribune.
Azores Appropriately Named. The first name given to the Azores was Acores. and while the date and name of the discoverer of these Islands are uncertain. It Is conceded the name was given because of the great number of hawks flying about, score signifying hawk In Portuguese.
Locates Ksults Ir Machinery. A stethoscope hss been designed In England to locate noise which causes trouble to machinery. The apparatus compares sounds from faulty parts with those from parts working properly.
Quaint Chinese Custom. A little silver dog, which a bridegroom wears as a pledge of fidelity, and a pair of silver ducks which the bride wears to Insure prosperity and a large family. Is a quaint custom of Chinese wedding ceremonies.
Red Gum Wood Popular. One of the most diversified wood* In the world Is the Increasingly popular red gum wood, which Is being extensively usgd foj furniture, church finish anil hospital*.'^ ■'*m
' Avoid Impatlsnca. Impatience turns an ague Into a fevetj a *5 the plague, fear Into deepalr, anger Into rage, loss Into madness and sorrow to amazement.— Jeremy Taylor. " Kirtrsmss That Ar# Wrong. Sor% are a<> very studious of learning what was done by the ancients that they know not how to live with the modern*.—William Penn.
A tract of land abutting the boundary of said City of Greencastle, Indiana, and being contiguous thereto land containing platted lands, and Kvith the streets of said city extended into the same and more particularly -described ag follows: beginning at a | lK)int one hundred fourteen (114) 1 feet south and one hundred and sev- : enty (170) feet west of a point in the | center of the east line of the west j half of the southwest quarter of Section Twenty -one (21), in Township (14) North. Range Four (4) West, said point being in the present corporation line of the City of Greencastle, Indiana,thence south parallel with said east line and along said corporation line, one hundred ninetythree (193) feetjthence west, parallel with the north line of said half quarter, two hundred and nine (209) feet; thence south, parallel to said east line, one hundred thirty thre» and five-tenths (133.5) feet; thence west, parallel to said north line, seven hundred and two (702) feet, to the east line of the Jackson Street Road; thence northeasterly, with the east line of said road, four hundred one and seventy-five hundredths (401.75) feet; thence casi, 'o the place of beginning, in Putnam County, Indiana and commonly known and platted ag the “Melville B. Cox’s addition to the City of Greencastle, Indiana. Passed and adopted this 24 day of of July, 1923. CHARLES F. ZEIS, Mayor of the City of Greencastle, Indiana. Attest: Gwin Ensign, City Clerk. Approved and signed by me this 24th day of July, 1923. CHARLES F. ZEIS, Mayor of the City of Greencastle, Indiana. 0 , im . 2tD. July 26 Aug 2
Parsimony Condomned. The way* to enrich are many, and most of them foul. Parsimony Is one of the best, and yet lg not Innocent; tor it wlthholdeth men from workg of liberality and charity.—Bacon.
Umbrallag Are Taboo Thar*. It la a atrlct rule of the lAAdnn stock •■change that no one shall be permitted to enter the building carrying a cane or umbrella.
Wife Valuation. Wit, like money, bears an extra ▼alut when rung down Immediately It Is wanted. Men pay severely who re-
ORDINANCE ANNEXING TERRITORY TO THE (UY OF GREENCASTLE, INDIANA BE IT ORDAINED. By the Common Council of the City of Greencastle, Indiana, that the following described territory be, and the same is, hereby annexed to and declared to be a part of said City of Greencastle, Indiana, to-wit: A tract of land abutting the boundary of said City of Greencastle, Indiana and being contiguous thereto and containing platted lands and with the streets of said city extended into the same, and more particularly described as follows: beginning at * twenty (20} feet east cf ‘he
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who was unexpectedly called
about 13 years ago, July 9th, 1910. Father’s hardest trial was then and for many months his grief was almost unbearable, but with the sustaining influence that comes to the children of God, he bore up and striv-
ed along in life.
He with his parents and two brothers came to Indiana in the year of 1866, all of whom have preceded him in death except one brother, W. S. Baldock, now residing in Indianapolis. He was united in marriage to Nancy J. Vaughn, December 21, 1868, to this union were born seven children, two having died in infancy. Those living are James L, Joseph A., Louella M. Mary F. and William P. These with 4 grandchildren and one great grandchild are left to honor and revere the memory of a father and grandfather dear. His afflictions were of long duration, but he bore them all with Christian fortitude. He was very industrious, honest and upright. In early life he professed a hope in Christ and united with the New Providence Baptist Church where he remained a devoted member until death. In all his trying experiences through life he never forgot his Master who blessed his young soul, quieted his throbbing brain and pulsing heart. He spent many hours
reading his testament.
Mingled with these events were many experiences of joy and pleasures, griefs, disappointments and heartaches, failures and success, but through all he was a good husband, a loving and tender father and a helpful neighbor. His hands found many tasks to perform and many a time | " j did he minister to the nesdy, the tir- ■ 1 ed, the disappointed and the erring. | Father has gone, the memory of j W one like his shall not be forgotten, j;.; his vision has expanded, his limita- ■ i tion has been obliterated and he dwells | v with him, whrm to know is Peace “
ever more.
He leaves to mourn his loss „ sons | 2 daughters, 4 grandchildren. 1 great j ‘
to wipe away all tears, banish the heartaches and disappointments and
dwell ever more in peace.
After life’s fitful fever, they both sleep well beyond the Shadowy
River.
Burial was in the Stileaville
Cemetery Thursday afternoon in
charge of the Masonic Order.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many friends, relatives and neighborg who expressed their sympathy, sincere regards and assistance during the illness and death of our dear father J. H . Baldock. The Masonic Order and the Stilesvfile choir. We are thankful to the minister R. E. Masten and the undertaker, Mr. Frank Reed for their
help and consoline words.
THE CHILDREN.
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