Corn Stalk Valley Social Roundup Update
E T Tincher and wife and Arthur Tincher spent Sunday with Ernie Butler and family. J R Cox and daughter visited Wm Newman and family. A E Lambert of near Stilesville called on S A Mon day. The Mathers club met with Mrs Mary Hunter. Mrs Elbert Tincher and others visited Mrs Wm Newman. Lloyd McGinnis spent Sunday with home folks. Cecil Newman and family called on Sommers near Bainbridge. Clayton Cash's family and Everett Williams and Melvin Ruark visited with John Cash.
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E. T. Tincher
Arthur Tincher
Ernie Butler
J. R. Cox
Wm. Newman
A. E. Lambert
Stilesville
S. A
Mathers Club
Mary Hunter
Elbert Tincher
Arthur
Cecil Newman
Wilford Tincher
Lloyd McGinnis
Sommers
Bainbridge
Clayton Cash
Everett Williams
Melvin Ruark
John Cash
Radox Bath Promises Free Feet From Corns and Soreness
Advertises Radox Bath as a remedy to remove corns callouses and hard skin. Claims one to four baths cure soreness aching and burning with nights of use. Mullins Drug Store stocks Radox and is available at leading druggists.
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Mullins Drug Store
Local social notes from Putnamville and nearby towns
Miss Gertrude Hendrix visited Sullivan over the weekend. Esther Whitaker returned from a two week visit with her brother at Twin Lakes Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wamsley and daughters were in Spencer. Irma Herbert spent the weekend with George Evens and others in Ellettsville, and Q O A Miller and sons visited Minerva Cooper. James and Edith Swift called on G O Whitaker. Ellen Finn visited Kathleen O Conner. Wamsley family attended a reunion in Indianapolis. Recital participants at Greencastle included Mrs. Nellie Williams and others. Joyce Huron of Trafford Pa arrived to visit her mother Ida Huron. Verner Snyder and Edgar Osborne families camped along Big Walnut. A drive through several counties included G O Whitaker and Verner Snyder. Lorene Smith of Mt. Meridian spent the weekend with her parents. Mrs. Howard Schurmann and Mrs. Lou Howard of Indianapolis visited Willard Wamsley. John Hinkle of Pasadena Cal visiting relatives. brother of the late Marion Hinkle.
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Gertrude Hendrix
Sullivan
Esther Whitaker
Twin Lakes
Michigan
Walter Wamsley
Spencer
Irma Herbert
George Evens
Emmett Cooper
Ellettsville
QO. A. Miller
Brazil
Minerva Cooper
James Swift
Edith Swift
Whitaker
Ellen Finn
Kathleen O'Conner
Willard Wamsley
Wamsley
Indi
Anapolis
W. C. Lewis
Will Day
Verner Snyder
Marion
Hendricks
Vigo
Lorene Smith
Mt. Meridian
Lucy Shields
Corex
Indianapolis
Howard Schurmann
Lou Howard
John Hinkle
Pasdena
Cal
Marion Hinkle
Aging Indiana mother to visit son's grave near Paris
Mrs Rebecca Timmons, 73, of Bainbridge Indiana, will travel from Green Castle to New York to join 16 Gold Star mothers on a US government voyage. Her son Garnie Timons served in the African Expeditionary Forces and died in a truck accident near Paris shortly after World War I ended. She will be away about thirty three days visiting his grave at St Michiel cemetery, about twenty miles from Paris.
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St. Michiel
Paris
France
Rebecca Timmons
Putnam County
Bainbridge
Green Castle
New York
Timmon
Garnie Timmons
Destitute Kin of Daniel Webster Faces Relocation
Fidridge Perry, 79, of Groveland, Massachusetts, claims kinship to Daniel Webster. He and his blind wife face removal to the town farm due to extreme poverty. Mrs. Perry is said to be a niece of former President Franklin Pierce.
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Fidridge Perry
Groveland
Mass
Daniel Webster
Local Greencastle Classifieds and Rates Listing
The Herald Charles J Arnold publisher notes established history and a postal notice. It lists Greencastle Indiana address 17-19 South Jackson Street and phone 65 with subscription rates 3.00 a year in Putnam County 3.50 outside Putnam County and 10 cents a week in Greencastle. Advertising rates are available on application.
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Greencastle
Ind
Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Heals Fleand By Frank Vreeland Chapter II
Frank Vreeland's tale continues with Griff and Marie growing closer amid danger and rivalry. Mae stirs trouble as Griff and Marie increasingly reunite, while Mac and Griff clash, hinting at looming violence and a perilous future.
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Frank Vreeland
Columbia Pictures
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