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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1922

Page

3

Lectures and community notices from Greencastle area

An illustrated 60 slide talk on Goodwill in Industries is set for Sunday at Locust Street M E Church outlining centenary movement aid. W F M S annual bank offering service Sunday morning. Rev H C Clippinger to speak at other services. Monday club meets 2:30 pm at Mrs Lee Reeves West Franklin St. Crescent Rebecca Lodge No 763 meets 7:30 pm with important business. Oscar McKamey of Fillmore visiting Greencastle ahead of Montana trip. he recently graduated from Fillmore High School. Claire Brown injures arm in eighth grade pyramid fall at school. Mrs Charles T Moore of Indianapolis visiting Mrs Gore’s mother. Jane Farmer to speak at Parke County Sunday School Convention in Bloomingdale. Alfred Hirt improves after blood poisoning. Mrs W O Timmons returns from Edinburg. Ewing Shields construction worker in Greensburg on business. Sam Hamm, Putnam County deputy sheriff, ill with influenza. Sheriff Lawrence Sears in court after ten days at home with pendicitis.

Good Will Industries Locust Street M. E. Church W. F. M. S. Society H. C. Clippinger

Fence dispute lands Turpin and Hibbs in potential trouble

South Greencastle residents Ben Turpin and Forest Hibbs faced potential fines after refusing to voice their positions on the fence at McKeen Field. Turpin was lectured by Mayor Zeis and released with a warning of further penalties for future trouble. Hibbs remained at large as police continue to seek him amid ongoing athletic events and climbing violations. The Priscilla club plans a Monday meeting with Mrs. Louis Yens on Elm Street. Charles F. Pegram, Nazarene Pastor, was called to Williamson West Virginia today for a relative’s illness.

Ben Turpin Forest Hibbs South Greencastle Arthur Aid Simpson Stoner Lernoon McKeen Zeis Turpin Mayoris Hibbs Pear McKeen Field Kers Priscilla Club Louis Yens Elm Street Lucille Gilespie R. J. Gillespie West Walnut Street Lananolis Charles F. Pegram Nazarene Church Iliamson W. Va Ilness Sen

Staunton Teacher Vaughan Family Visit Ends Weekend

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Vaughn of Staunton visit Mr and Mrs Frank Vaughan on East Hanna Street as their son, a Staunton High School teacher, faces a grave illness. The message said the brother was not expected to live.

Lloyd Vaughn Staunton Vaughan Frank Vaughan East Hanna Street Vaughn Staunton High School

Mrs Sarah Bowman Dead at Home in Fillmore

The death of Mrs. Sarah J Bow man age 77 occurred at her Fillmore home Friday night after several weeks illness. She leaves four children George Charley Mrs Walter Wricht and Mrs Charles Buis all of near Fillmore. The funeral will be held at the Methodist Church Fillmore at 2 PM Sunday and burial will be in Mt Carmel Cemetery.

Sarah J. Bowman Fillmore George Charley Walter Wricht Charles Buis Methodist Church Mt. Carmel Cemetery

Butler Tops DePauw In Early Baseball Action

The report details a baseball game where Butler defeated DePauw 7 to 0. It notes four games played so far with all four wins, mentions Patience figures W. W. Jones and Rev. Victor Raphael as local observers, and includes casual, humorous asides about fishing and town life in Greencastle and nearby streets.

W. W. Jones Victor Raphael

Pairings Made for Opening Golf Tournament

The Tournament Committee announces three opening blind tournaments. A drawn number sets the Par and players scoring at or near Par are declared winners.

Butler Defeats De Pauw 7 to 0 in Baseball

Butler's baseball nine defeated De Pauw here Friday 7 to 0. De Pauw hitters failed to connect with Staton's delivery and only threatened twice. In the seventh, Capt. Jordan hit a three base shot to center, but Butler infield quickness ended the inning.

Butler DePauw Staton Capt. Jordan

Ill infant daughter of Indianapolis residents undergoes surgery

The three months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Terry Henry of South Indiana Street was taken to Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis Thursday for stomach trouble surgery. Dr Paff performed the operation.

Terry Henry South Indiana Street Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Paff

Moonshine Makes Rabbits Defy the Whole World

Pasco Washington police raid just outside the city allegedly dumped barrels of corn mash on prairie. The mash became the rabbits diet and drove hundreds of rabbits to frenzy, gnawing telephone posts and colliding with cars, spurring rabies rumors.

Pasco Wash

Presbyterian Church Notice May Meeting Time

A church notice announces a gathering at The Phesbyterian Church on Tuesday May 2 at 7 45 PM with details limited to time and venue.

the Presbyterian Church

Chess by Wire Popular Pastime in the Yukon

In Yukon's long winter nights two men play chess by wire across 2000 miles of Canadian government telegraph line. Others listen in and move pieces on their boards while superintendent G. B. Fleming of Whitehorse vouches for the practice in Seattle.

The Yukon Seattle G. 8. Fleming Whitehorse

Oldest Bank President Barr Spangler Celebrates Birthday

Barr Spangler of Marietta Lancaster County Pennsylvania, longtime First National Bank president and merchant, marked his birthday. Born in 1822, he remains active in banking and one of the town’s largest stores, favoring fresh air and minimal medicine.

Barr Spangler Marietta Lancaster County First National Bank of Mr. Spangler

Bandit bees raid honey in Grays Harbor forests

In Hoquiam Washington field reports warn of wild robber bees invading tame hives and stealing one third of the domestic honey in the logged off region. Many apiary owners search hollow cedar trunks in the woods hoping to recover honey and limit losses as several swarms share a single tree in a community effort.

Hoquaim Wash Grays Harbor

TILDEN TALKS MISS GILLESPIE SINGS AT BRAZIL

Prof Tilden of DePauw University addressed Brazil High School during Library Week on the value and uses of libraries. He urged education reform and cited global efforts to solve problems. Miss Gillespie of DePauw sang several selections delighting students. He will speak again in the public library basement at 8 p.m.

Depauw University Miss Gillespie Brazil Tilden Chapel Europe Washington Germany France England Russia United States PIG Moon Soosoon OH Logan Land of the Sky Blue Water Eberhart Spross Prof. Tilden

Madison Township Trustee Candidacy Announced by James S Walker

James S. Walker announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Madison Township trustee subject to the outcome of the May 2 1922 primary election.

Greencastle Township Eugene R. Hamrick Warren Township Walter G. Sublett John F. Williams Montgomery Putnam Counties E. Howard O'Neal Claude R Coffin Marion Township James S. Walker Madison Township

Mortgage exemptions due by May 1 at county Auditor

To secure credit for mortgage exemptions, have them prepared at the county Auditor's office before May 1.

Triumph Pills advertisement and farm sale notice

An advertisement promotes Triumph Pills as safe and dependable in proper cases and notes they are not sold in drug stores. It invites readers to write for details at the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee. It also seeks responses from owners selling a farm and requests particulars and the lowest price, signed by John J. Black of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin.

National Medical Institute Milwaukee Wis John J. Black Indiana Street Chippewa Falls Wisconsin

Indiana Garden of Beauty and Dear Heart I Am Left Alone

Two songs offered by R Osterling of Lafayette Indiana. Indiana Garden of Beauty priced at 50 cents and Dear Heart I Am Left Alone at 40 cents. Music by Mary M Shedd. Total 80 cents postpaid. Send stamps or money order.

Indiana Garden of Beauty Mary M. Shedd R. Osterling Lafayette Indiana

Farmers of Putnam County Loan Offer Under Act

A forty year loan offer to the Farmers of Putnam County under the Federal Farm Loan Act at six percent. The deal has no commission no stock subscription and requires no three month waiting period to receive funds.

Putnam County

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Lee Reeves West Franklin Street Greencastle Crescent Rebecca Lodge No Tha Blue N.G Hallie Browning Oscar McKamey Greencastle Great Falls Montana Mr. McKamey Fillmore High School Claire Brown Milton Brown East Anderson Street Charles T. Moore Jane Farmer T. B. Farmer St Washington Street Parke County Bloomingdale Alfred Hirt West Alnut Street Hirt W. O. Timmons Northwood Edinburg Ewing Shields Reelsville Greensile Sam Hamm Putaa County North College Avenue Lawrence Sears Putnamunty Court House Washington and Market Streets Sarah Bowman J. B Harris Cne Charlie East Seminary Street C. E. Society Indiana Loan Co Donner Lloyd Baby Carriage Stanley Davis—Herald Office Jackson Street Market Liberty Streets Overland Touring Car A. T. Hillis Bainbridge George Knauer Brick Chapel Harry W. Moore C. R. List Herald Office H. A. Seller & Son W. M. Sutherlin W. A. Baldwin Woods Street Oriental Novelty Co Corpus Christi Texas Henry Showalter N. Jackson Street Opera House A. Cook Mer Mutt and Jeff Fox News Weekly Irvin V. Willat Wild Animal Varzan J. E. McCurry West Side Square Ind Erie Buffalo Cleveland Burrato Niagara Falls Seeandbee Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company Lowell Shin Tito Seeand BE Oninnland Oscar J the Central Trust Company O’hair, Sr Adv
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