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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1915

Page

2

Social Round and Visits In Happy Hollow

Happy Hollow notes report Mr and Mrs Bell spending Sunday with Mr and Mrs Barker and Mr and Mrs Moody visiting relatives. Rebecca Malayer and Guy Moody called on Mrs Joe Disney while John Hedge and Laura Myers with Mrs Tom Myers visited the Disney home. Kecks and McClouds also hosted or visited relatives in overlapping Sunday gatherings.

Happy Hollow Bell Barker Guy Moody Ernest Moody Rebecca Malayer Joe Disney John Hedge Laura Myers Tom Myers Hiram Keck Mat Keck Lee McCloud James Eggers

Northeast Clinton Social Notes

Busy in Northeast Clinton as families plow and clean. Mrs. Newgent remains ill with death expected soon. Mr and Mrs Owen Sigler and family visit Mr and Mrs Squire Young. Mrs George Lloyd ill. Arthur Wood works for Owen Sigler. Mrs Wm Lane visits Squire Young.

Clinton

Long Branch Church Services and Local Visits

Bro Richardson of Logansport preached at Long Branch church on Saturday night and Sunday. Lottie Gardner visited Mr and Mrs Wright on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Addie Irwin remains confined to bed due to illness. Mr and Mrs John Quinlisk were called away by relatives illness. Mrs Elizabeth Thomas and Ina Combs of Greencastle attended Long Branch church Sunday.

Maple Hill Bro. Richardson Logansport Long Branch Lottie Gardner Wright Addie Irwin John Quinlisk Elizabeth Thomas Ina Combs Greencastle

Local Trade and Social Notes From Eel River Heights

Carey Payne and son Floyd shopped for cattle at the start of the week in Eel River Heights. Roy Barker works for Grover Barker. Morgan Barker visited R. T. Young on Friday. Chauncey Sutherlin and Indianapolis wife visited Charles Dean late this week. R. T. Young attended Uncle Johnny Young sale at Roachdale Saturday. Sunday visitors to R. T. Young included Fletcher Myers and wife Bruce Myers and Pais Marion Myers and Harry Hooser. Mrl Young spent Saturday night with Harry Hooser. D. H. Barker with Grover Barker and family.

Eel River Heights Roy Barker Grover Barker Morgan Barker R. T. Young Chauncey Sutherlin Indianapolis Charles Dean Johnny Young Roachdale Fletcher Myers Bruce Myers Pais Marion Myers Harry Hooser Mrl Young D. H. Barker

North Ball Hill Sunday Social Minutes

Lon Johnson and Rupert Dillinger spent Sunday with Rochford Bain. Zim Boswell spent Sunday with Dan Gardner. Mr and Mrs John Hamilton and son visited Artie Call. Rev Richardson dined with Mr and Mrs John Gardner. Arthur Ragle with Dick Bettis and Mr and Mrs Clark Miller. Lola Gardner dined with Ruth Johns. John Quinlisk called away Sunday due to his aunt’s illness. Sarah Dillinger returned home from Allan Bain’s. Attendees at the basketball ground included Grover Gardner Ernest and Lawrence Rowings Chas and Ed Kitebjorge Roy Porter Harold and Ralph Call Lon Johnson Rochford Bain Robert Dillinger Robert Johns Clay Lane John Hamilton Grover Ralph Foust and Walter Gardner.

Lon Johnson Rupert Dillinger Rochford Bain Zim Boswell Dan Gardner John Hamilton Artie Call Rev. Richardson John Gardner Arthur Ragle Dick Bettis Clark Miller Lola Gardner Ruth Johns John Quinlisk Sarah Dillinger Allan Bain Grover Gardner Ernest and Lawrence Rowings Chas Ed Kitebjorge Roy Porter Harold Ralph Call Robert Dillinger Robert Johns Clay Lane Grover Ralph, Foust Walter Gardner

Local Notes from Manhattan and Nearby Areas

A Manhattan Sunday School Convention drew a large local delegation at Reelsville church with a strong program. L A Zaring and T M Roberts shopped stock in the county, George and Elza Gardner worked in Greencastle, and farmers sowed corn. A dance drew young people at Oakalla. the Thompson Patterson saw mill south of town runs.

Reelsville Church Manhattan L. A. Zaring T. M. Roberts George Elza Gardner Greencastle Oakalla Ross Hutchison Thompson & Patterson

Local notes on travel weather and community events

Lumber shipments headed to Indianapolis plus a steady stream of autos and motorcycles passing through on Sunday. Ollie Wright visited Brazil on Saturday. Ernest Herbert bought calves on Monday. The area awaits rain for grass oats and wheat. Young residents attended church at Reelsville Sunday night.

Indianapolis Ollie Wright Bra Ernest Herbert Reelsville

Madison Township Seeks Rain While Neighbors Visit

In Madison Township residents urge a soaking rain. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nelson with Carey Payne, Ben Wells with Bert Brattain, and visits among Gardner, Henry, Payne, Harland, Skelton, Nelson, Wells, Ragle, and Boswell. C. F. Payne spent three weeks around Brazil. Willard Wells and Nancy Ragle mentioned. John Phillips rents corn ground by William Caine. School enumeration by Jesse Sears.

Sone Jack Nelson Carey Payne Ben Wells Bert Brattain Lena Robert Gardner Bennie Henry C. F. Payne Brazil Lizzie Payne Susie Harland Adam Ellis John Skelton Maggie Nelson Cora Wells Willard Nancy Ragle William Caine John Phillips Columbus Wells Wm. Boswell Jesse Sears

New Maysville Social Roundtable Visits

Mrs Ida Figg and son from Crawfordsville join Mrs Martha Wright near Coatesville for a visit with the Ader family. The Temple girls spend the weekend with Aunt Bertha Crosby as Ida and Laura Stewart visit Weller and Bartlett households. Rev Fusan and Rev Tyson share weekend visits, while locals attend a Roachdale bac calareate service. Lula Weller visits Indianapolis with Rev Ivy.

Ida Figg and Son Crawfordsville Martha Wright Coatesville W. H. Ader Conrad Underwood Eva Jones Ladoga Pauline Genevieve Temple Bertha Crosby Fusan Modlin J. F. Bartlett Ida Laura Stewart Ben Weller Edward Eller North Salem Malayer Roachdale Joe Spencer Charles Temple S. K. Tyson Harry Higgins Lula Weller Ivy Indianapolis

Mount Athos a Mysterious All-Male Republic in Greece

Louisville Courier-Journal describes Mount Athos as a secluded male only republic on the Saliica peninsula. It notes fifty Albanian guards guard Karyas and ban all women and animals from entry while monks from Russian Greek Servian and Bulgarian orders defend ancient monasteries. The piece recounts legends of a Byzantine empress and an American student attempting disguise to enter, and highlights Fr. Bulatovitch’s vow to lead a crusading style war army from the monasteries in defense against piracy and curiosity.

Mount Athos Father Bulatovitch Saliica Greece Republic Karyas Holy Mount Simon Peter Bulateviteh Salonica Daphine Theodora Justinian Sherlock Holmes Daphne Bulatovitch White Czar Hilendar Belgrade Athos Louisville Courier-Journal

Woman to Start Local Telephone Exchange in Wentzville

Miss Cordelia F. Lusby, longtime long distance operator, will build Wentzville’s first local exchange. She plans poles wires and a central station for about seventy subscribers at an investment around 3000 dollars with sister Elsie Lusby assisting. Public Service Commission issues certificate authorizing construction and operation.

Wentzville St. Charles County Cordelia F. Lusby Mixe Elsie L. Lusby The Public Service Commission At Jefferson City Miss Lusby

New Bed Partition Patent For Twin Bed Like Comfort

Californa inventor patents a bed partition that divides a bed into two insulated compartments and holds bed clothing to mimic twin beds. Wakefield inventor develops a street car motorman’s mirror device enabling full interior views via angled mirrors in a small tube to reject obstructions.

Wakefield Mass

Guard the Door to Your Heart and Mind

A parable compares a bank safe to the doors of our hearts guarding against thieves like Anger Ill Temper Vanity and Sloth. It urges keeping doors closed to evil and opening to Love as the pure essence of good for lasting happiness.

Aly Ride Love

A Wife's Need and The Shared Burden Of Conversation

A restless wife seeks social contact and mental stimulation, not merely rest from labor. Her husband wisely sends her to a resort for new people and topics, highlighting the value of conversation and human interaction beyond domestic roles. The piece notes gendered expectations, marital dynamics, and hints at cultural contrasts in female agency and shared work. Decanter cleaning advice closes the fragment with a practical tip.

Dean's Kidney Pills Proved Helpful by Mrs Sanders

Mrs Cora Sanders of Danville Indiana reports terrible backaches and head pains improved after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. She notes natural relief and stronger kidneys within days and endorses the remedy. The firm claims ongoing family use and a 50 cent price through dealers.

Cora Sanders Tenness St Danville Ind Dean Sanders Postey Co., Props Buffalo N. Y

The Anp: ambulance chaser tale in Georgia politics

Representative Howard of Georgia recalls a case involving an elderly black man struck by a wagon. A sympathetic lawyer offers help on a contingent fee, but the old man replies with a demand to identify and punish the driver who caused the head injury.

Howard Georgia Cid

Still Climbing On Mount Black Rescue Tale

Two men recount Jimkirs ascent of Mount Black begun last March after a half way climb with a nephew. In eight months he finished the climb aided a fainting guide survived a summit snowstorm rescued two benumbed strangers and guided the party to the foot where frantic relatives awaited.

Jimkirs Mount Black

Fort or fortress riddle in comic exchange

A light exchange between Mrs. Henpeck and Mr. Henpeck revolves around the joke that a fortress would imply a harder silence. The dialogue plays on the contrast between a fort and a fortress in a playful domestic banter.

Mrs. Henpeck Theodore Mr. Henpeck

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