Local Notes Include Travel, Baseball Win and Appointments
Miss Daisy Walker returns from Cartersburg after four weeks with her ill mother. Loring Whiteside of New York attends to business in town. Elmer Blue and sons report a Kankakee River fishing trip with about 150 pounds of fish. Brazil White Specials beat Terre Haute Y M I 14 to 5 at Brazil. Louis the catcher shines. R H Lank joins Moore and Cook Shoes, filling Wilmer Albin’s vacation slot, as Albin prepares to start DePauw University. Dr D A Lamar and Dr T A Sigler visit Roachdale on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Blue
Brazil
White Specials
Terre Haute Y. M. I
Louis
R. H. Lank
Cloverdale
Moore & Cook’s
Wilmer Albin
Paul Albin
Albin
DePauw University
Local Events Highlight Christian Endeavor and Chautauqua
Miss Mabel Hurst Miss Minnie Mae Bartley and Miss Blanche Bick nell report on the Christian Endeavor convention at Bethany Park and the Sunday church meeting. Brazil chautauqua opens with William Jennings Bryan as the first speaker and Governor Ed win P Morrow among the noted guests. Miss Irene Koesler and Miss Day visit Greencastle while Ed Hamilton returns from South Dakota trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hurst
Minnie Mae Bartley
Blanche Bicknell
Christian Endeavor
Bethany Park
Christian Church
Mada Robinson
Christine Detrick
William Jennings Bryan
Brazil
Greencastle
Mr. Bryan
Lyceum
Clay County
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Local notes on residents and visitors across towns
Dr. C. 2. Zaring returns from a twelve day Great Lakes trip while Mrs Zaring spends summer in Saugatuck Michigan. Mrs Emma Bachelder recovers from tonsil surgery at St Vincent hospital. Harry Wells C C Gautier and Ford Lucas enjoy Kankakee River outing near Thayer Indiana. Wells takes two week bank vacation. Mrs F M McCray attends nine day chautauqua in Brazil. Minnie and Lydia Williams tour Yellowstone and claim to have been held up by Jesse James and saw Mt Washburn. Frank S Perry visits Greencastle. Dr Rollan A Nichols lectured at Cloverdale and dined with L D Snider. Tom Sewell seeks vacation, Walter Gregory fills in at police station. Rockville chautauqua features Josephus Daniels speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 2. Zaring
Great Lakes
Michigan
Harry Wells
C. C. Gautier
Ford Lucas
Kankakee
Thayer
Indiana
Mr. Wells
Central National Bank
Minnie
Lydia Williams
Yellowstone National Park
Jesse James
Mt. Washburn
Park
Greencastle Legion Band practice and visiting speakers
The Greencastle American Legion Band will practice at 8 tonight in the Legion Hall. Lucille Kelley of Indians spent the weekend with her parents in Greencastle. The Cloverdale Chautauqua closes tonight after a three day session begun Saturday with Rev. A. J Larue visiting in Greencastle and Indianapolis events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle American Legion
Legion Hall
Lucille Kelley
Mrs. C. A. Keley
Greenecastle
A. J_ Larue
Ariz
Stewart Larue
Phi Gamma Delta
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Administrators Sale of Tax Exempt Bonds in Greencastle
The administrator of Thomas L Job’s estate announces a July 20 1921 sale at 10 a m in Greencastle Indiana to privately sell several tax exempt bonds including Liberty Bond Victory Loan Gravel Road bonds and Coatesville bonds with 4 percent interest. Sale proceeds go to the estate and are subject to court approval for not less than appraised value. Charles M Moffett Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L Job
Putnam Circuit Court
Brown & Moffett
Greencastle
Indiana
Putnam County
Adams County
Decatur County
Coatesville
Charles M. Moffett
Man Convicted as Lazy Husband Sentenced in Indiana
Columbus Indiana August 12 Isham Snyder a 45 year old local man was convicted on a lazy husband charge in city court. He was fined 50 dollars and sentenced to six months on the State farm. Snyder had a prior similar conviction and six months on the State farm, but was pardoned by Gov Goodrich after sixty days served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Isham Snyder
Snyder
Public sale at McCammack farm near Belle Union August 19 1921
Auction at John W. McCammack farm one and a half miles north of Belle Union on Friday August 19 1921 starting 10 30 a m offers schoolhouse cattle cows calves stock horses mules thirty sheep sixty hogs corn 11 acres seed rye oats wagons harness and household goods lumber and laths sold day of sale terms announced on day of sale dinner served on grounds Brown and Rector auctioneers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. McCammack
Belle Union
W. McC Smmack
A. L. Nichols
Notice on Fish and Game information false allegations
A 1921 notice from Ernest Stone and H E Hawkins states that Robert Day of Fillmore was not the source of information leading to arrests over Fish and Game violations around Greencastle and Fillmore. The letter says informants came from the Department of Conservation in Indianapolis and not from Day or local sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Day
Fillmore
Greencastle
Alonzo Arnold
Department of Conservation
Indianapolis
Day Os
Dept
Ecome
Ernest Stone
Day
H. E. Hawkins
HI. & E. Trac. Co
Trac
Indiana
Statement of Day Over Alibi in Fish and Game Case
Fillmore Indiana on August 2 1921 Robert W Day swears under oath he had no involvement in the information that led to the arrest and conviction of Alonzo Arnold for Indiana Fish and Game violations. Notary A W Inman of Putnam County records the affidavit and notes an attempt to have a supporting affidavit drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Arnold
Indiana
Robert W. Day
A. W. Inman
Putnam County
Mr. Arnold
Reticence of the Genuine in Crimson Gulch Dialogue
In Crimson Gulch the boys avoid shooting on sight as once. Cactus Joe explains desperados have been tamed, and people fear being mistaken for outlaws if they go into the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimson Gulch
Cactus Joe
No Room for Question in Ginger Snap Poker Night
A playful exchange revolves around a husband who “plays cards a great deal.” Mrs. Torkins humorously notes he was a breadwinner last night as crackers and ginger snaps served as poker chips, painting a light domestic scene.
Different Now Marriage Changes Conversations
A humorous exchange between Mrs. A and Mrs. B about marriage evolving from pennies to large sums as a husband offers fifty dollars to silence his wife. The short vignette highlights changing domestic dynamics with a light tone.
Classified Acts on Subscriptions Arrears
All subscribers in arrears are urged to call at the office and pay their balance or send a check or money order by mail. Prompt attention to this matter will be greatly appreciated by THE HERALD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Local Help Wanted and Auction Listings
Multiple classifieds seeking buyers for a boiler and engine portable 25 or 30 HP, farm for sale inquiries, and an office help recruit. Items include an auctioneer ad for sales, a farm owner seeking buyers, and a Herald office employment request with in-person application. Housekeeper wanted also listed with contact phone and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Hinds
Putnamville
Indiana
Injurious San Jose Scale Threat to Orchards
The San Jose scale is described as one of the most destructive pests in the country. It feeds on bark of orchard trees like apple and plum, multiplies rapidly, and can destroy a tree in a single season. Some authorities recommend tree removal and burning only as a last resort if the infestation is severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Low Flat Heels Redefine Oxford and Pump Styles
The fashion notes low heel comfort driving a vogue for broad flat oxfords not of the French type. Dressier pumps show three-strap effects and cut-out designs with patent leather deemed very smart at present.
Veils Trend Toward Yard Lengths Over Borders
A fashion note observes veils trending away from bordered styles toward yard lengths, highlighting French dots Russian mesh and Shetland effects as popular textures in contemporary veiling.
Brush Turkey Incubator Invented by Australian Bird
The original incubator idea comes from the brush turkey, a large Australian bird. The female lays a neat clutch in a circle and both parents pile forest debris over the eggs. Decomposition heats the nest, and the male periodically rakes the heap to regulate temperature. After the chicks are fully fledged, the male assists their emergence.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daisy Walker
Cartersburg
Loring Whiteside
New York
Joe M. Allen
C. A. White
Zella O’hair
Marguerite Pope
Theodore Costin
Clarence Robinson
Stilesville
R. A. Lawton
R. M. Smith
Jane Lawton
Frank Edwards
Roachdale
Jessie Brothers
Kansas City
St. Louis
Walter Dills
K. Fisher
Akron D
Vis
Irene Koesler
Lillian Daniels
Akron, D
Roxie Day
Miss Day
Miss Daniels
Ed Hamilton
South Dakota
Emma Bachelder
St. Vincent’s Hospital
F. M McCray
Frank S. Perry
Illinois Central Railroad
Champaign, Ill
Mrs. L. D. Snider
Rollan A .Nichol
Chautauqua
Gilbert R. Snider
L. D. Snider
Tom Sewell
Walter Gregory
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Woodrow Wilson
Rockville Schautauqua
America
Firestone
Firestone Dealers
King, Morrison, Foster Co
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Viab
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
Toledo, Put-in-Bay
Cedar Point
Cleveland, Ohio
Buffalo, N.Y
Detroit
St. Clair Flats
Port Huron, Mich
Toronto
Ontario
J. Rector
Washington Street
John J. Black
Indiana Street
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Herald Office
N. Jackson Street
Teave
THE
Miller Meat Market
Opera House
A. Cook
Mgr
Bessie Barriscale
Eddie Polo
Frank Mayo
Brownie the Wonder Dog
Pals
Kodak
R. P. Mullins
West Side Square
Glendora
A. J. Duff
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