Local veterans and extended kin visit in Kokomo area
Halbert Rowan recently discharged from the army visits with sister Mrs. Deward Wright and family. Ed Scots returns from Illinois for a few days with home folks. Mrs. Ida Champion and daughter Etheline from Chicago stay with Pegg y Champion's relatives. Numerous relatives visit and travel between Kokomo, Indianapolis, Greencastle and nearby towns. Donald Hill sick with diphtheria. Miss Mary Hackett and Nora McCloud home on brief vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halbert Rowan
Mrs
Deward Wright
Ed Scots
Illinois
Car Collision Near Greencastle Injures Bainbridge Men
Donovan Moffett and Ray Galbreath from Bainbridge were slightly hurt when a Ford touring car collided with a horse and buggy on the Manhattan road near John Cox farm two miles south of Greencastle. Mrs. George York and her young daughter escaped injury. The crash occurred as the auto passed the buggy. both youths were treated by Dr. W. M. McGaughey after being brought to Greencastle by John Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan Moffett
Bainbridge
Ray Galbreath
George York
Mount Olive
John Cox
Greencastle
Manhattan
Moffett
Galbreath
Wool clip yields strong returns for Fillmore farmers
Putnam county agricultural agent R. S. Fouts reported that over 7,000 pounds of wool were weighed at Fillmore Friday. About 1,000 fleeces averaged seven pounds each, bringing farmers a total of 4,287 dollars. The 7,000 pounds were sent to Boston, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Fouts
Putnam County
Fillmore
Boston
Mass
Local Notes On Area Residents And Homes
Clyde Walls hauls lumber for Phi Pruitt while Frank Garrett fished at Big Walnut last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joe Garrett bought a new automobile. Umberto and family of Greencastle visited with the Miller children. Richard Smith will soon finish a residence near Stop 26 and Gilbert Knetzer is building near his father's home. Lucy Garrett went to Greencastle Saturday. Gladys and Opal Miller visited relatives in Stilesville. Several attended the Bethel ice cream social Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Sam Campbell went to Martinsville last Sunday and will stay about two weeks for rheumatism treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson
J. A. Owen
O. J. Thompson
John Murray
Halbert Rowan
Kokomo
FE. J. Cox
Leon
Indianapolis
W. W. Ralston
Lucile
Genevieve Pauleneck
Marshall
Dr. White
E. B. Owen
Charles Broadstreet
Dayton Swain
Greencastle
Don Garrison
LL. D. Owen
Richard Smith
Stop
Gilbert Knetzer
Gilbert
Sam Campbell
Martinsville
Campbell
Wool growers pool yields better prices for wool
County farmers pooling wool report 6 21 2 cents per pound for first class wool and 5 8 1 2 cents for rejects, a gain over individual sales. Pool leaders include Frank Kellum Camby Walter Thompson Clayton Clarence E. Johnson south of Coatesville and Ralph Smith Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kellum
Camby
Walter Thompson
Clayton
Clarence FE. Johnson
South
Coatesville
Ralph Smith
Danville
Army Deserter Arrested Near Greencastle
Carl Vanlandingham who deserted the U S army at Camp Taylor on April 30 was arrested last week while working on the Monon section north of Greencastle near the Park Coffman farm by Sheriff Howard Clarris on information from army officials. He was taken to Ft Harrison and turned over to officers there. Since returning to Green castle he has been living with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Vanlandingham
U. S. Army
Camp Taylor
Greencastle
Park Coffman Farm
Howard Clarris
Vanlandingham
Ft. Harrison
North Greencastle
Herald
Postcard and Envelope Redeem at Full Value for One Month
The government will redeem 2 cent post cards and 3 cent stamped envelopes at full value for one month after the 2 cent letter rate takes effect July 1. Redemption requires presentation by the original purchaser and will be in stamped envelopes or postage stamps, not in money.
Ohio Wesleyan Music Head Leads 600-Voice Crusade Chorus
QC Horace Whitehouse, head of the music department at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware and associate director of music for the Methodist Centenary Celebration in Columbus, directs a 600-voice Children’s Crusade chorus training for weeks to feature in the June 20 to July 13 Centenary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Whitehouse
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Columbus
Children’s Crusade
Fertilizer Prices Seen 30 Percent Lower This Fall
The Department of Agriculture states farmers should obtain mixed fertilizers for the fall season of 1916 at an average price about 30 percent lower than spring prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
In Memoriam for William T Awbrey
Loving remembrance of William T. Awbrey who died June 24 1917 two years ago today. He shared cheerful words and smiles and caring love. His life shone bright and his memory remains with us. Mrs Hattie Stevenson Mrs Alice Hendren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Awbrey
Hlis
Hattie Stevenson
Alice Hendren
In Loving Remembrance Ida Belle Hunt
In loving remembrance of Ida Belle Hunt died June 25 1918 a dear wife and mother. A loving mother true and kind one like her on earth we find. For all of us she did her best. May God give her eternal rest from Oat Hunt and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Belle Hunt
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C. E. Wallace & CO
Larkin Block
Coatesville, Ind
Ford Motor Company
Fordson Tractor and Plow
Ford
Masten & Hudson
Main St
Indiana
Ida Champion
Etheline
Chicago
Peggy Champion
Hannah Richardson
Anna Tincher
Estella McAninch
Tom Wolfram
Donald Hill
C. B. Hill
Frankie Harper
Hobart Clark
New York
William Thomas
Rockford, Ill
Eli Masten
Rev
Mrs. McBraver
Fred Kroft
Neal Cooprider
Ellen Cooprider
Plainfield
Lou Tincher
Frank Allee
George Christie
Charles Weghurst
James Harlan
Hadley
Everett Tincher
Canada
Albert Hazlett
Elmer Masten
John Bundy
Kentucky
Ernest King
Sle
North Carolina
Mary Hackett
Nora McCloud
Clyde Walls
Phi Pruitt
Frank Garrett
Big Walnut
Joe Garrett
Umberto
Miller
Lucy Garrett
Gladys
Opal Miller
Stilesville
Bethel
Chevrolet Motor
Coatesville Garage
Kahn
The
Saturday Evening Post
France
Roy Hudson
Kahn and Taylor TaNoring Companies
Mary B. Sharp
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Dayton
Springfield
Newark
Zanesville
Ohio
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