The Herald Greencastle Greencastle News Snapshots
The Herald, formerly the Star and Democrat since 1858, announces Greencastle news with staff headed by Charles J. Arnold and LeRoy Bee. Roy Evans edits city news from 17 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana. Subscriptions: Putnam County $3.00 yearly outside county $3.50. Carrier 10c weekly, weekly edition $1.50. Advertising rates on application.
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Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Roy Evans
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
666 Cures Malaria and Quick Relief Claims
A historic patent remedy promises to cure malaria and relieve biliousness headaches and dizziness caused by temporary constipation. It purportedly aids toxin elimination and produces copious watery evacuations and is highly esteemed in period advertising.
Cloverdale Items Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Community notes from Cloverdale report Mrs. Cora Davis shopping in Greencastle and multiple visits by local families including the Mannan, McKamey, Murphy, Byrd, Rogers, Monnett, and Maze households. A Davis reunion at Dee Creek Church drew many attendees. An auto trip by Aly Mannan and Virgil Deem spanned Gillette Wyoming to Yellowstone. Alton Murphy recovers from appendicitis at Indianapolis Christian Hospital.
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Alton Murphy
Paul Byrd
Merley
Mary Rogers
Indianapolis
Murphy
Janet
Indiana Christian Hospital
Harvey Monnett
Robert
Greencastle
Geo. Osborn
Near
Reelsville
Monnett
D. R. Maze
Deward Smythe
Forest Hurst
Davis
Dee Creek Church
Cloverdale
Vivian Sandy
al Flint
Newcastle
Aly Mannan
Virgil Deem
Gillette
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Amity Church
the Christian Hospital
T. J. Nixon
Monroe
Brown
Trafalgar
Helen Truman
Helmsburg
Mrs
A. Gibson
Gibson Fruit Farm
Canaan Social Visits Across Nearby Families
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Garrett and daughter spent Sunday with Lester Miller and family. Cecil Miller and family visited Charles Crews and family south of Coatesville. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans and daughter spent Sunday with Jesse Evans and family. Clifford Dicks and family called on Lester Miller and family Sunday morning. Mrs. Jennie Baldwin visits daughter in Indianapolis. Maxine Greenlee and Ralph Beaman baptized after church Sunday. Thelma Woods visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Lydicka. Ott Lydick and family and Bill Lydick and family were Sunday callers. Herschel Lisby working at Indianapolis.
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Joe Garrett
Lester Miller
Cecil Miller
Charles Crews
Coatesville
Lloyd Evans
Jesse Evans
Clifford Dicks
Jennie Baldwin
Indianapolis
Maxine Greenlee
Ralph Beaman
Thelma Woods
John Lydick
Ott Lydick
Bill Lydick
Herschel Lisby
Indi
Iva Lisby Visits Lena and Irene Miller
Iva Lisby spent from Thursday night until Sunday with Lena and Irene Miller.
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Ianapolis
Iva Lisby
Lena
Irene Miller
Local notes from Reelsville and nearby towns
Mrs George Aker improving nicely. Lee Best and family from Illinois visited J O Best and family. E Hill visited Arthur Butts at Staunton. Blackberries abundant selling at 40 cents a gallon. Martha and Biddie Funican of Greencastle visiting George Fox. Forest Aker drives a new Chevrolet. Ray Beaman visits C E Hill. Sunday School at 10, preaching at 11 and 7:30. Edgar Jobe improves Reelsville appearance by weed cutting. Atkinson of Terre Haute visits Best. John Trent of Brazil visits William Best.
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George Aker
Lee Best
Illnois
J. O. Best
E. Hill
Arthur Butts
Staunton
Martha
Biddie Funican
Greencastle
George Fox
Forest Aker
Ray Beaman
C. E. Hill
Edgar Jobe
Richard Atkinson
Terre Haute
John Trent
Brazil
William Best
Malta Social Notes Vary Gatherings and Visits
Miss Pauline Goodwin returns to Greencastle after a ten day vacation. Mrs. Statie Singleton of Indianapolis visits Alberta Heavin and Eric Duncan. Margaret Campbell, Gladys Garrett, and Will Shuck socialize with various residents. Families from Indianapolis visit Greencastle and Fillmore, including the Duncans and the Heavins. Austin Smith and family call on friends Sunday afternoon.
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Pauline Goodwin
Greencastle
Gladys Garrett
Margaret Campbell
Claude Lawson
Eugene
Indianapolis
Claude Phillips
Statie Singleton
Alberta Heavin
Eric Duncan
Elza Greenlee
Joseph Sharp
Frank Wilbur
Leonard Heavin
Will Shuck
Jemima Duncan
Charlie Duncan
Fillmore
Kathryn
Jilbert Kelley
Glen Duncan
Anna Hunt
Austin Smith
Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend in Illinois and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Andy Cowger visited relatives in Illinois on Sunday. Mr and Mrs W H Farrow and family of Morton called on Mrs Mae Staggs and children. The Michael family held a reunion at Ora Michaels. A good crowd attended. Kenneth Allee and Homer Stand break are spending the week with grandparents James and Mrs Petty. Mrs Charles Beck remains very low at this writing.
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Andy Cowger
Illinois
W. H. Farrow
Morton
Mae Staggs
Michael
Ora Michael's
Kenneth Allee
Homer Standbreak
James Petty
Charles Beck
Feels you owe them an order in office sale pitch
A fragment shows a salesman entering an office and pressing for an order with bold claims and a pushy sales tone. The item hints at business sales pressure but lacks concrete names or dates.
Roachdale Folks Take Trip to Black Hills South Dakota
Mr and Mrs Charles Putt of Ko komo and sister Miss Fern Putt left Sunday for the Black Hills South Dakota visiting Mrs Putt’s parents and will be gone two weeks The Anderson Walsh sisters visited with Mrs Franklin near Danville and report she is getting along nicely More residents visited including Miss Belle Lockridge Miss Summerville of Indianapolis Mr and Mrs Russell Cook of Danville Mrs Cora Hyten caring for Mrs Amanda Johnson and Miss Cora Hyten taking vacation George Putt and sister Mrs Hutchings and husband of Goodland visited Ida Putt and family F McCrea of Mulberry bought Willard Gough property on south Meridian street and will make that their future home Mrs E Oakley of Ladoga came to care for Mrs Amanda Johnson Mrs Dave Mahan of Raccoon caring for her sister Mrs Putt while her daughter vacationed in the Black Hills John L Grider spent days with his mother then went to Morton to stay with his sister Mrs Will Whitted and with her son Mr Nelson departed for Alexandria
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Morton
Will Whitted
Nelson
Alexandria
Fly-Tox urged to protect babies from flies
An advertisement stresses protecting infants from flies and cites over thirty diseases carried by flies. It promotes Fly-Tox from Rex Research Fellowship at Mellon Institute of Industrial Research, claiming it kills household insects with a fragrant, harmless product for humans. Follow blue label instructions and demand Fly-Tox from retailers.
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Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Research Fellowship
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