Sunday Visits at John Lyons and Nearby Friends
Mr and Mrs Abe Roberts and family were callers at John Lyons on a Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Grimes and family with Miss Irene Edna Eugene Sutherlin and William Good man called on the Lyons one evening last week. Abe Roberts family visited Mr and Mrs Clay McKee Sunday afternoon. Mrs John Lyon and Trene Suther sin spent Wednesday in Brazil. Miss Alice Ervin of Detroit came home with them to visit her aunt Mrs Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Robert
John Lyon
Wilbur Grimes
Irene
Edna
Eugene Sutherlin
William Goodman
Abe Roberts
Clay Mc-Kee
Trene Suthersin
Brazil
Alice Ervin
Detroit
Mich
Lyon
Indianapolis Visitors Fill North Floyd Social Page
Mrs Ida Genskeiner and nephew from Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Will Arnold. Mrs Charles Montgomery of Indianapolis visits sister Mrs Mia Shinn. Clifford Shinn visited son Glen who is sick. Edith Rogers and Gene Girton of Indianapolis married last week and will live in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Genskeiner
Indianapolis
Will Arnold
Charles Montgomery
Mia Shinn
Thos. Solomon
Clifford Shinn
Glen
Edith Rogers
Gene Girton
Theo
Groveland
Leonard Alexander
Fred Rogers
M. E. Smith
Collins
Cordin Rogers
Dessie Solomon
Mae Staves
Ruth Rogers
Roachdale
Cecil Knauer
James Staggs
James Hill
Smiley Irwin Takes Outing Trip To Crawfordsville
Smiley Irwin, former Linden schools teacher, went on an outing last Sunday to Crawfordsville and other nearby points, sharing details of his travels and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiley Irwin
Crawfordsville
Linden
Community Notes From Cloverdale Township
Crowds attended Harold Lane funeral at Little Walnut Baptist Church last Saturday. Carey Dillinger to move with family to Brunerstown this week. Commissioners plan Chrisenberry road on old Big Four ROW this summer requiring Big Walnut bridge work near Fern. Wet weather slows farm work. oats sowing unfinished. Baptism at Long Branch William Gowen bridge. Mrs. Cinda Wright of Parsons Kansas and Mrs. Fannie Sims of Rockville visiting local friends. Wright was widow of Henry C Wright, longtime township native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Dillinger
Cloverdale
Brunerstown
Harold Lane
Little Walnut Baptist Church
James Dillinger
Harmony
Long Branch
Maynard Johnson
Greencastle
Fern
William Gowen
Jess Ellis
Cinda Wright
Parsona
Kansas
Fannie Sims
Rockville
Cloverdale Social Calls Spur Weekend Visiting List
Mr and Mrs Daniel Tibbs hosted guests from Coat esville while Mrs Alta Clapton traveled from Washington DC for her grandmother Laura Orrells funeral. Weekend visitors included the Harris family at Green Hedges farm with Bryant Bender families from Bloomington and other locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Tibbs
Coatesville
Anna Bourne
Alta Clapton
Washington, D. C
Laura Orrell
Alvin Harris
Green Hedges Farm
Roy Bryant
Bobby
Elmer Bender
Bloomington
Helen Layne
Guy Kennedy
Beryl Douglas
Bainbridge
George Douglas
Marvin Greenlee and Sons
Greenlee
Jacob Morrison
Local Residents Visit Friends and Family Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs John O Mullane Jr returned to their home Monday. Miss Delcia Lee Rogers of Indianapolis spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Rogers. Miss Kathleen Jobe of Terre Haute is visiting her aunt Mrs Ora Brown. Ray Pence and Miss Vivian Sandy were in Martinsville Tuesday. Miss Glee Haltom of Bloomington is visiting her brother James Haltom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’mullane Jr
Delcia Lee Rogers
Indianapolis
Joe Rogers
Kathleen Jobe
Terre Haute
Ora Brown
Ray Pence
Vivian Sandy
Martinsville
Glee Haltom
Bloomington
James Haltom
Alumni Banquet Attendance and Local Visits Report
Sunday dinner visits by Rev Swrong and Mrs Ellen Newman are noted along with Miss Ruth Higgins of Indianapolis attending the alumni banquet at Fillmore. The C C Club met with Mrs Elsie Hunter and several local families visited others during the week. Mumps confined Olen Dudley family, while eye treatment brought E E Buis to Indianapolis for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swrong
Ellen Newman
Ruth Higgins
Indianapolis
Fillmore
C. C. Club
Elsie Hunter
C. H. McNary
Winamac
Marion McNary
Hagerstown
Olen Dudley
Arthur Tincher
Ora Lehr
John Cash
John Winecoop
Wm. Newman
Melvin Ruark
Elbert Tincher
Glen Burgess
E. E. Buis
Oran Buis
Local Notes from HAMRICK STATION Area
HAMRICK STATION reports E. P. Hauck in Brazil on business. Mr and Mrs Oscar Kersey moved from Mrs C L Girton’s home. Miss Mildred Hammond visited Gretchen Pickett. The Hammonds attended a surprise birthday party for Roy Blue at Putnamville. The Hutchesons visited Mrs O L Girton. Several from here attended the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Hauck
Brazil
Oscar Kersey
C. L. Girton
Mildred Hammond
Gretchen Pickett
Reelsville
Raymond Hammond
Roy Blue
Putnamville
Otto Hutcheson
O. L. Girton
Senior play at Reelsville Friday night
Local notes of social calls and visits. Mr and Mrs J E Hutcheson hosted by Mr and Mrs C G Ferrand near Greencastle. John Houck called on J E Hutcheson. Alpha Mae Hammond visited Madonna and Florence Hutcheson. Elizabeth Hamrick vacationed in Greencastle. Mabel Stoner and Joe Gillespie from Greencastle called on Mrs Fred Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reelsville
J. E. Hutcheson
C. G. Ferrand
Near Greencastle
John Houck
Alpha Mae Hammond
Madonna
Florence Hutcheson
Elizabeth Hamrick
Greencastle
Mabel Stoner
Joe Gillespie
Fred Thompson
Dawes Reparations Conference Fails in Redelimitations
Paris reports the second Dawes committee cannot reach an agreed German reparation figure after ten weeks of talks. Allied and American experts deem terms unlikely. A subcommittee will draft a report on the failure while Dr Hjalmar Schacht ties any payment to territorial concessions including the Danzig corridor and Saar valley return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dawes
Hjalmar Schacht
Danzig
Upper
Slesia
Saar Valley
Germany
Behind the German Lines at the Castle
Paramount film Be hind the German Lines screens at the Vancastle theater on Saturday. It shows official German War Office dispatches and UFA footage of the March 21 1918 drive and the Chateau Thierry battle with American involvement led by General Bullard. The film uses animated maps to trace front line events and supply movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Paramount
UFA
Germany
Vancastle Theater
War Office
Chateau Thierry
Tor
Wenner
Marne
Bullard
Stool Pigeon at Granada Theatre Refreshing Underworld Drama
Olive Borden plays the girl with Charles Delaney as the youth trapped in a gang life. Lucy Beaumont portrays the mother while Louis Natheaux leads the gang and Clarence Burton offers a new detective type. The film presents a swift, believable underworld plot with tense loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Granada Theatre
Olive Borden
Charles Delaney
Lucy Beaumont
Louis Natheaux
Clarence Burton
Vincennes Water Wins Appeal Over Rate Increase
The Vincennes Water Supply Company defeated the public service commission in the U S Circuit Court of Appeals over two years of rate disputes. The court set rate-making valuation at 1 032 066 with adjustments including 33 830 10 additions and betterments and disallowed 18 328 deduction from system costs. It increased working capital to 10 000 and raised tangible property to 800 422 with real estate at 16 000, affecting construction costs and intangibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes Water Supply Company
Public Service Commission
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Vincennes Water Company
Greencastle Water Company
Indianapolis
Circuit Court of Appeals
Commission
Court of Appeals
Reelsville Bridge Demolished by Ford Truck
Residents gathered Saturday in Green Castle to support rebuilding the Reelsville Bridge essential for mail delivery and student travel. Mary E. Foster returned from Kansas City after winter with her daughter. Edith Neese plans a trip to Portland Oregon. School closes Friday April 19 and Rev Dallas Rissler delivers the baccalaureate sermon to seniors. Jesse Fisher plans to move. George Fox picked 250 mushrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Reelsville
Mary E. Foster
Kansas City
George Fox
Edith Neese
Portland
Oregon
Dallas Rissler
Jesse Fisher
Local Greencastle Herald history and staff listing
The Herald of Greencastle traces its lineage to 1858 as the Star and Democrat. The paper is entered at the Greencastle post office with Charles J. Arnold proprietor LeRoy Bee city editor JRoy MVODE cot cowesvouse manager and lists its address at 17 19 South Jackson Street with phone 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Cowesvouse
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Subscription Rates in Putnam County and Surroundings
Subscription details show Putnam County by mail 3.00 a year while outside Putnam County is 3.50. In Greencastle by carrier 10c a week. Weekly edition 1.50 a year. Advertising rates available on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Greencastle
Newspaper Delivery Guarantee from Herald and Times
The Herald and The Indianapolis Times are delivered by our carrier. If you fail to receive either paper, call 65 and it will be delivered at once. This is a guarantee of perfect service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Indianapolis Times
Smiths Visit Indianapolis and Green Castle Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Smith visited in Indianapolis on Saturday and Sunday. C. E. Hill and wife were in Green Castle on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Smith
Indianapolis
C. E. Hill
Greencastle
How to Pick the Chicks That Live
The Blue Valley Institute advises growers to select hatched chicks with shoe-button eyes plump legs big bodies and heavy down for vigor and rapid growth Larger chicks from large eggs hatch faster and show early sexual maturity making them valuable for future breeding on the farm Smaller weak chicks with poor eyes and spindly legs signal problems and require more care to reach two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Hatenery
Institute
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Greencastler
North Floyd
Madison Center
Carl O’mullane
Buffalo, N. Y
Corn Stalk Valley
Hamrick Station
Shell
Shell Motor
Shell Motor Oil
Ned Tree
Shell Petroleum Corporation
P.C
Shell Building
ST. Louis
amMi
Granada
Vincennes Water
the Herald
Herald OR Times
Ove Valley
Tamery
Tes Tir
Tresslar’s
Tresslar
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