Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 July 1928 — Page 3
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Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Call of Roach dale, were in Greencastle Friday. Mayor Charles McGaughcy was in Indianapolis Friday on a business trip. .John Halbert Stoner of Pendleton is visiting Harold Stoner, west Walnut street, and other relatives and friends here. J. H. Gardner of Russellville was in Greencastle Friday on business. Byron Irwin, of South Bend, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Edward Dalby, south Indiana street, and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Ernest Stoner and Miss Eliza beth Ward spent Friday in Indianapolis. Robert Reynolds, who is employed on road construction at Fillmore, suffered a badly infested foot Thursday as a result of stepping on a rusty nail. Karl Buntcn of Marion township, who has been quite ill, is now Improving rapidly. Ralph Randel has gone to Iletroit, Mic h., where he will visit Mr. and Mrs. Chester Elliott. Mrs. Randel has bee n there for the past ten days.
Aaron Cooper of Fillmore, who has been confined to his home by illness, is much improved, Mr. and Mrs. William Stiles R. R. | 5, were in Terre Haute Thursday 1 evening to visit the latter’s father,! Charles Thomas, who recently underwent an operation in a Terre Haute ; hospital. Mr. Thomas, who lives on a 1 farm in Clinton township, is getting along nicely.
LVTLE ANSWERS DEMOCRATIC ! PUBLIC QUESTION WOMEN WILL — BOLT PARTY
Is the attempt to change human nature futile? j
The question—arising frequently g UCH Ig pfloicTION 0F - MR3 '
CLEM L- SHAVER. WIFE OF RETIRING CHAIRMAN OF PARTY
UNIVERSITY
HEAD OPPOSES j GOV. AL SMITH
SOCIETY^
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Missionary Society Installs Officers
at educational, religious and conferences—was answered
social I
this
Greencastle Encampment No. 50 I. n nl . n j n „ ^ |1(j . y (nl ,, r ^ vl , (1 O. O. F. will meet tonight. There will i;;;;'^in'e'lm aUon-
be work in the Patriarch degree. , . ,
; al psychology.
Greencastle] 1’rof. Lytle said he was surprised
to find that most of the students in
Piercy Alice, former
young man, now a traveling salesman with headquarters in Oklahoma
the class, all planning to teach, be-
WASH1NGTON, July G.—(INS) — Millions of Democratic women will holt the party this November because a wet, Governor AI Smith of New
City, has been spending the week | Heved that the attempt to change hu- Vork, was nominated
here with his parents and other rel- ml >» nature was futile. “There is
certain pessimism abroad which results from the conviction that we are absolutely limited by our inheritance
biologically shaking.
“By virtue of the possession of the
Mrs. Clarence Vestal in I’itchford’s Store for ;
is assisting t few' days.
atives and friends. He will return to Oklahoma City this week end. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hall, of Greedcastle are the proud grandparents of Irene and Ileen,Coshow, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coshow,
Jamestown, Ind.
_ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eiteljorge and children of Chicago, were expected in Greencastle Friday, to visit the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eiteljorge, west Seminary street. i said, “and this means that man may
John Thomas, an aged resident of! adjust himself to new situation.-.”
Putnam County who lives west of Greencastle, underwent an operation at the county hospital Friday morning, for the I'emoval of a tumor on his hand. Dr. David Sluss and Dr. W. M. McGaughcy were the operating surKeons. £9
Mrs. Clem L. Shaver, wife of the retiring chairman of the Democratic National Coqmiittee, declared in a
statement today.
She is one of the leaders of the national Woman’s Democratic Law Kn-
campaign-
The following officers were installed at a meeting of the Missionary I Society at the home of Mrs. George
! Garrett,- south Indiana street, Tues-
ilay: President, Mrs. W. J. Yount;
HEAD OF TAYLOR UNIVERSITY! vice president, Mr . John Boyd; secURGES STUDENTS fO VOTE ond-vice pr< blent, Mi . Ralph West; AGAINST DEMOCRATIC N0M-, secretary, .Mi Harry Talbott; treas-
INtE PROHIBITION OPPOSi-
UON REASON FOR STATEMENT secretary, Mr . Harry Wells! direct-
or of Triangle. Mrs. Walter Gardner director of King’s Builders, Mrs. Raymond Fisher; assistant director of King’s Builders, Mrs. Joe Crosby. The officers were installed by candlelight in a service conducted by Mrs.
UPLAND, Ind., July 5—(INS) —
Houston Alumni and students ol Taylor Uuiv-
cerebrum there is made possible in forcement League, which the human species a modification of c, i at Houston for a dry. original nature, so that human be- 1 She criticised such Democratic havior is not absolutely limited by leaders as Gov. Dan Moody of Texas,
ersity located here have been urged to vote against Al Smith in u formal statement issued by John Paul, LTiiv
ersity president.
“In the present national campaign we find a candidate at tile head of the Democratic ticket whose prejudice against our great ‘moral experiment’ of prohibition has led him in previous years to assume an attitude of tacit
Prosecutor Clifford Dickerson was in Indianapolis Friday on business.
heredity, biologically or sociological- 1 x-Scerctary of Navy > l i>hus Dun- defiance to the Constitution of the ly.cThe law of heredity is not ubso- Senator taitei Glu o1 \ irgmia u n jL;,| States,” the statement of Paul
lutely supreme, nor in fact, any of j an d Senator Joe Robinson of Arkan-i BO jj_
the laws of inorganic evolution,” he, sas > v j te presidential nominee, for an “Although lie runs upon a platform
| that pledges ‘an honest effort’ to en-
force the anti-intoxicant law of the nation, ho tuk>s his place as presidential candidate with a well-under-
| stood reservation that he can work
tor the destruction of the Eighteenth amendment without violating his com mitments upon the unique platform which has been made for him. It is not often that a non-partisan
Illustrating, he said, “We have seen how the organism has adapted itself to the invironmental as in the case of > the automobile. Every child is taught and actually exercises itself in stop-
ping at every street crossing because j lea,le . rrt t0 I , t0 ,)0, " lln ma y
of recognized danger of the automo-
jjjlp suppoi t th< drii ping it k t and
nouneing their support of Smith. If Gov. Smith had been “honest! and sincere,” she added, he would; have declined the nomination on
dry platform.
Her statement, in part follows: “Regardless of what Democratic
do
v.e dry Demociatis women will not!
families at the home of their parents Sunday, July 1, for the church homecoming held at Carpentersville M. E. Church. Two sisters and a brother of the family were also present making a total of thirty-eight. Dinner was served on the lawn beneath an old pear tree where the children once played. The American flag was raised above the tables. The house was also decorated in the colors of the Fourth. A musical program was given by variou.: members of the fajnily. Part of the day was spent at the homo coming a* the churth. All left late in the evening and expressed themselves as having had the time of their life.
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Former Student Is Wed At Frankfort
MELLOTT, July 3.—Friends and relatives were surprised to hear of the recent marriage of Miss Frances Elizabeth Ogle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Janie- E. Ogle to Thomas Staples Foster of Brownstown. The marriage took place at Frankfort on May 1J, 1928. Mrs. Foster was formerly a student of DePauw university and
the Presbyterian church and Mrs. | Mr. Foster is a senior in Purdue uniHoic is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. , ' er <ty and a member . f Delta Alpha Beeman. All friends and members of I !’* fraternity. Ihi newlyweds will
I the church are cordially invited to 1
1 call and see them. They will spend the ] Crawfordsville. Review. week end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. | • » • ] Browning. j Mrs. Jones Delegate
To Theta Convention
B. II. Bruner.
Hold Open Rouse For Rev. and Mrs. Beeman
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Browning, 110 east Hanna street, will hold open house at their home Saturday evening from 8 to 10 o’clock for Rev. and Mrs. G. H. L. Beeman and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hole of Wooster, Ohio. Rev. Beeman formerly was pastor of
Mrs. Cecil Morris of Springfield, III., who is visiting friends in Bainbridge, visited in Greencastle Thursday. She was accompanied by Mrs.] Sommers of Indianapolis and Mrs.! Wilbur Priest of Bainbridge. Mrs. Lee Reeves and children and Mrs. Henry O’Hair, who have been visiting in Memphis, Tcnn., for the past ten days, arrived home Thursday evening. They encountered a mini her of bad roads and had to make a number of detours due to high water.
"SPHINX” IS DEAD
“The organism may adapt itself t 0 1 •u; joke plai un m nann'd by tin lam-1 j n gm ut i on endowed with the funcenvironment mental power ratherj I ” anjl delegates to the Jecent conven- tl<M1 . )f mora j leadership finds itneces
This, tlou dl J on-ton. jsary to exhort Its students and aluni-
ent conven
than through bodily modification. Thi tio ' 1 : ; 1 J| ou-ton.
makes possible the transfer of life :l ,nan ' v * 10 "shut his CHICAGO, July G. (INS)- from a reflex and inst nctive ba
Adolph J. Lichstern, one of the pie- 1 a conscious or rational basis, and we '' U'c'i i i Deinociiilb turesque characters of the Chicago proceed today, upon the basis that hu " a> ;li 101 is il
Board of Trade, millionaire, “man of man nature actually i- changed.” j ni ''
mystery” and known as the “Sphinx on the Board, died here today follow! ing a paralytic stroke two weeks ago. Lichstern was generally credited I with having cornered tne wheat market in 1911 from which he is said to j have derivi d a large fortune. He was ! one of the largest grain operators.
Prof. Lytle said.
Democrat.
“I! tlie nominee
, party in a national campaign, but we
party has al ! . l| . e j m p, ||,„| at this time to publish
booze-o-crat,' I ch an exhoI ., atl0
ONE KILLED
MUNCIE, Ind., July 6.—(INS)
‘The world is watching the United
| ir me nominee mm men ettner | stateH jn ltfi treatment of this g reat j honest or sincere in his public <mer-L e Wi thout questioning the sin-I ances he could have done nothing but,,^ of AIfn ,, E . Slulth> , vo ure guro | decline the nomination. He did not lhat jt woul(1 be one of the disasters I (and therefore stamped himself as a 1 oMlii ,, 0 ry. if we should allow lostermi ; ! Charlatan and a faker who is attempt; ^ hln) thu 8aine ,i ( ,,nination in the
Charles Minton, 55, of Gaston, was ins i l *’ at I''' 1 ' 1 Ulnn '' imagination of our country that hi
the Imagination of the Demo i national convention which ]
Mrs. Crosby Is Hostess To 'Woman’s Study Club
Mrs. Joe Crosby was hostess to the members of the Woman’s Ftudy Club at her home, Thursday afternoon. Roll call was answered with patriotic quotations by fifteen members. Mrs. Milligan Young gave a very interesting paper on the life and works of William Booth of Salvation Army fame. During the social hour, delic-
Mrs. Frank Jones, Elm street, will represent the Greencastle Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Society at the biennial conv.-ntion to be held at Breezy Point. Minn., July 15 to 21. Mrs. A. T. Briggs had been selected a a del< g ite but was unable to go. Mrs. Jom \ ill ;o from Gtvoncastle to Chicago where she will take the special train to Minnesota. Mary Jo Springer of Kokomo will
ions refreshments were served. The lie the official delegate from the act-
killed and'hisV^ Rich- j an<l "nit you can fool all of the peo-j
ardson, 51, was seriously injured, j * ) * e aR ul lK ' Gine.
when a C & O passenger train struck
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DANVILLE, 111., July 6.—(INS)— |Vermilion County and Eastern llliI uois and part- ol Western Indiana i. jslowly emerging today from under th« effects of one of the worst electrical | land rain storms which ever visited
jthis region.
The Dixie Highway i dosed near here. Two bridges between Covington and Voedersburg were torn down by the rush ai water. Traffic on The Peoria and Eeasiern railroad has been Infrequent. A bridge and a culvert were destroyed by the torrential rain. Government records show that 2.S3 inches of rain fell.
TRICK. TRAILER HIT; M \N KILLED, 5 HURT
club will meet with Mrs. Chester Gor don in August. Thursday Club Meets Tonight The Thursday Club will meet tonight at 7:30 o’c lock with Mrs. Thus. Sweet at the home of Mrs. James Fi k on tlie Cemetery Road. • * a Tools Families Hold Reunion The children of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tools were all present with their
ivc chaptci at DePuuw. Other Thetas who will n uke the trip, are Misses Elizabeth Neely of Sturgis, Mich., and Margaret Harvey of Benton Harbor, Mich.
Pi yin ~ Chickrm All 're ii green vegetable and hum.- tunry Bakery goods •vcrythiitg for your Sunday dinner •' c> ••’-•g & Inmi".—A civ. aro'swaMniiHRsaaaaaaKnMHBMB ADVERTISE THE HSRAID fflMAlev.'.XWS'vf- • r.', orarf.,
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., July 6. - (INS) The L.h h Portland Cement .Company ha- i onated 2s'. aen - of beautiful vollln:; umber land in Lawrence County to ilie state of Indiana for a state park purposes Richard Lleber, state eon. nation dinetor an
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4 CORNERS Intersection U. S. Road 40 & 43 And about 427 acres for sale in parcels or as a whole to settle estate, beginning JULY 9 Offering splendid opportunity for business locations and small tract development.
INDIANAPOLIS, July G.—(INS) —Indiana today probably lias the large; i balance its State treasury ever ha^ held, according to ft urea from the otticeof State Auditor L. S. Bowman. The balance was $18,108,853.0G. The large amount in the treasury 5, was due to receipt of the June installment of taxes, amounting to $6,957,UG1.71, the State highway commission’s fund of $5,500,000 and approximately $1,000,000 in gasoline taxe-, which must be paid to cities and towns soon.
Tin* gift. L i l> r «*:.id, paved the
way toward tin realization of Indl-j feml iterated arm. The injured
| INDIANAPOLIS, July G—William I I Ford, 22 years old, of Paducah, Ky.,; ! was in the City hospital last night, with a broken back, suffered in a col-1 1 lision of two trucks early yesterday j i morning on the National road near i Stilesville, twenty-five miles west of, Indianupoli 1 in which one man was killed and several others injured. It j was said at the hospital that Ford’s
; condition wos critical.
Hospital attaches were attempting j
to locate Mrs. Ford last night. She j
was said to have conic here but had j rot appeared at the hospital. Oti; ^-iiiith, 28 year- old, of Paducah, was killed when a light truck in
| which fifteen Kentuckians were nii- ! grating to Detroit in search of work, i sideswiped the trailer of a truck of i the Kibler Trucking Company of In-
dianapolis. The truck in which the Kentuckians were riding was hurled ; into the ditch and overturned. Mr Oti Smith, wife of the dead
I man. wa injured about the hips and
two of her children, 5 months and 2 years old, were slightly injured. William King of Calvert City, Ky., suf-
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ana’s seventh state park The land was obtained from E. M. Young of Allentown, Pa. II adjoins Hip Donaldson Woods tract which the last legislature authorized to he con verted Into a state park. The land given the state i located east of Mitchell and the old Hamer mill Is
situated on It.
rept l ord Wi'te taken to the home of Dr. F. N. Rice of Stilesville. Several of the party started back to Kentucky yesterday.
HI SILWD SA^ S HE KILLED MAN FOR BEATING WIFE
Here arc Donald, Edgar and James, the chil Iren of Mrs. Cora Kelly of Atlanta, Ga., who were crossing a 25-foot trestle with their mother when a street car charged down upon them. The two elder children leaped to safety, but the youngest, James, was transfixed in his terror. The mother sacrificed her own life to hurl him to safety. A sister of Mrs. Kelly also saved herself by jumping.
^ TEAPOT DOME WITNESS ORDERED = TO APPEAR IN SUPREME COURT
INVESTIGATL
WASHINGTON, July 6. (INS)IL M. Blackmur, missing Teapot SS'Domc nil wiines. was ordered today — >y Justice Jennings Bailey of the District Supreme Court, to appear on SS Oct. 15 to show cause why he should •EE not be held In contempt for failure to SSjnppeur at the In t Sinclair trial. EEE Another $10U,000 of Blackmer'j property will be seized by govern3£ ment agents pending outcome of the g case. A similar amount of bonds asr were taken when Blaekmer did not show for the Fall-Sinclair mistrial.
LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS, July G.—(INS) —The hog market was generally steady today with the bulk stoih from 180 to 300 lbs. selling from 1 $11.05 to $11.75. A part load of 210 lbs. hogs sold for $11.80. The cattle market was sternly to* day. Cows and heifers were weak to 25 cents lower with" a few light heifers that sold for $14.35. Vealers wero strong to 50 cents higher and were selling from $16.00 down with a top of $1G.50. The sheep market wa- steady. Good lambs sold from $14.50 to $15.-
'50.
LAWRENCEBURG, Ind., July 3.— Cecil Ri ynolds was shot to death by Raymond O'Neil early this morning at Aurora. O’Neil, who surrendered) to police immediately after the shoot] ing, declared that when he returned ; home he found Reynold! beating Mrs. j O’Neil, his wife. Both men are rail-1 road section hands, Reynolds leaves I his wife and three small children.
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Mrs. Katie West of Cleveland,' Okla., who has been here for the past I two months, visiting her brothel', E R Arnold, of Mt. Meridian, left for her home Friday.
Fancy Cukes and Pa tty Goods & Inman.—Adv,
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS American Association Minneapolis, 4: St. Paul, 3. (Only game scheduled).
American League
Philadelphia, 5; Boston, 0. (Only game scheduled).
National League
New York at Pittsubrgh (rain) Philadelphia at Boston
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