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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1923

Page

5

Personal News From Greencastle and Nearby Areas

Miss Naomi Fisher of South Green Castle returns home after visiting Misses Josephine and Vietta Brown of Brick Chapel. Miss Margaret Ostrom, Indianapolis Teachers College graduate, to teach in Ft Wayne next year. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cue visiting J. W. Allee near Big Four Mills. Peck family motor trip to Chicago and northern states. Funeral held for Mrs Olive Elmore at Stilesville with burial in Ftlesville Cemetery. C. W. Otis of Putnam Electric attends Wabash Valley Electric meeting in Terre Haute. Rev and Mrs C. W. Jeffries visiting Roy Hillis. Jeffries once pastor at Brick Chapel. Numerous other visits and arrivals noted including relatives from Chehalis Washington Seattle Dayton and Indianapolis. Neier reunion planned at Ross Zaring home south of town. Banty Dale en route to Cincinnati via Greencastle. Mrs Fred Masten visiting Kentucky. Brick Chapel Ladies Aid Social postponed from August 18. Camp visits to Owen Park and Lake Geneva noted along with Chautauqua trip to Rockville. Several local visits and travel plans by residents and guests are listed.

Local Visitors and Illness Reported in Cloverdale Area

CLOVERDALE C C Baker and Paul Barnes of Indianapolis spent Sunday with the Baker family. Aunt Lizzie Sherrill returned home from Gosport after two weeks visiting relatives. R E Arendt and family drove to Colburn to spend the weekend with kin. H Denny remains critically ill at home. Challis Gobel of Bloomington visited his family here over Sunday.

C. C. Baker Paul Barnes Indianapolis Lizzie Sherrill Gosport R. E. Arendt Colburn H. Denny Challis Gobel Bloomington

Somerset Notes On Threshed Oats And Local Visits

The oats in this vicinity are being threshed this week. Fred Braden recovering from acute indigestion. Mrs. Margaret Cooper visited Fair Oaks with her daughter and family in an ambulance due to age. Roy Ferrand family Ada Velma Braben visited Martha Ferrand. Ben Pruitt and sons with Leslie Ferrand and Martha Ellen visited Sunday. Mrs. Harry Cusick and Donald stayed in Terre Haute briefly. Brown family reunion planned at Riverside Park next Sunday. Clay and Herbert Flint home from Detroit on vacation. Wes Flint and wife arrived from Phoenix for a two month visit by auto. Wanter hear from owner with farm for sale with details and price.

Fred Braden Margaret Cooper Fair Oaks Henry Hillis Cooper Roy Ferrand Ada Velma Braben Martha Ferrand Ferrol Ben Pruitt Leslie Ferrand Martha Ellen Harry Cusick Donald Terre Haute Brown Riverside Park Clay Herbert Flint Detroit Wes Flint Phoenix Arizona

Tremendous Cave Tale Sparks Treasure Fear

A Thracian foreman shares a sailor’s tale from Smyrna about a hidden cave with a red flame and a silent hammer wielding guardian. He suspects a vast treasure and a mechanical trap, fueled by gas vents. The story ends with a caution about cavern fear and ancient cave dangers.

Varna Black Sea Greece Tle Pontic Asia Minor Smyrna Persia

There Was a Reason in Talesmen Examination

In a criminal court examination, Wiltsie questioned talesman William Freaney, a plumber from 1130 North New Jersey Street. Freaney recalled jury service about fifty years ago, saying the case was a petty one and the jury hung all night to gain an extra day.

Talesmen Char Wiltsie Mr. Wiltsie William J. Freaney North New Jersey Street Talesman Mr. Freaney Mr. Wiltsle Indianapolis News

Dig Up Statue of Minerva Unearthed at Ancient Emporium Site

A colossal alabaster Minerva statue was found at the Emporium landing on the Tiber, once a marble shipment hub. Workmen uncovered a Hellenistic style carving amid marble cutter schools and art associations, with the color noted as uniquely striking. Law provides half treasure to the government and half to the landowner.

Minerva Emporium Tiber Rome

Up to the Minute Service and Highland Apartments Notice

Greencastle Battery Co announces 8 hour battery service and offers insurance for autos, fire, theft, collision. Highland Apartments at 718 E Seminary St offer steam heated units ready by Aug 25, with park like setting and large garage. Building parts and doors for sale also listed. call Wednesdays.

Greencastle Battery Co N. Side Square Highland Apartments Seminary Street Ostrom Highland

For Sale or Trade 38 Acre Improved Farm in Indiana

38 acre improved farm offered for sale or trade by E. R. Hibbitt of Greensburg Indiana. Property details not provided in fragment. Targeted buyers include local farmers and investors seeking land in Indiana.

E. R. Hibbitt Greencastle Indiana

Quarreling and Recovery After Using Mayr Remedy

A man describes long daily quarrels with his wife due to stomach and liver trouble. After using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy he feels renewed and reports improved harmony at home. The ad claims the remedy removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation causing most stomach liver and intestinal ailments with a money back guarantee. For sale by leading druggists.

Mayr

Local Produce Quotations Poultry Butter and Eggs

Local produce quotations list prices from area companies for poultry butter and eggs. Prices include heavy hogs meat at 2.56 and various items around 14 to 38 cents per unit with multiple vendors shown.

Reverend and Mrs Raphael Return From Vacation

Rev and Mrs Victor Raphael arrived Tuesday afternoon after a month long trip to Berea Kentucky and Cincinnati Ohio They will lead the Union service at the Christian Church Sunday evening delivering the message to church attendees and visitors alike.

Victor Raphael Berea Cincinnati Ohio Raphael The Christian Church

Bird of omen haunts Pelham Bay in lingering dread

Pelham Bay residents fear misfortune as an elderly sea gull, dubbed the bird of omen, returns. The bird’s unsettling presence recalls a string of incidents last summer including drownings, storms, a whale scare, and a rat invasion. The captain and locals link this creature to upcoming calamities.

Pelham Bay New York Sun Globe Polonius Nevermore Bronx Bay Pelham

Pathological Liar Saved from Severe Sentence in Grand Larceny Case

Miss Harriet Russell of the Bronx faced grand larceny charges after posing as a Wellesley graduate and teaching children, forging papers, and obtaining $2,000 in goods by claiming to be the wife of a local father. Judge Morris Koenig noted her pattern of deception but suspended sentence due to alleged pathology, with probation officer Mabel Sprague citing a history of "fleeting" behavior and no clear mental illness after examination.

Board of Estimate Harriet Russell Bronx New York Herald Morris Koenig Miss Russell Wellesley Tuxedo N. Y Mabel F. Sprague Russell Flebing

Ice making tower used abroad forms giant icicles

An international method freezes pure water in a wooden structure about 25 feet high and 20 feet square. Water sprayed from a rotating disk onto two open floors of beams rapidly freezes into large icicles, occasionally reaching Th cubic feet in a single cold night.

Washington Star

Alaska governor backs caribou meat for dining table

Scott C. Bone, governor of Alaska, estimates about a million caribou roam his territory and urges federal support for a cabin meat proposal to place Alaska on the culinary map with caribou steaks and chops ready for American tables. From the Argonaut.

Scott C. Bone Alask Alaska

Electrically Driven Ships For Duluth To New York Service

Two electrically powered vessels nearing completion will operate between Duluth and New York City. Each ship measures 258 feet in length and carries a tonnage of 2,000 tons for service through the New York state barge canal.

Duluth New York City New York State Barge Canal

Also Mentioned on This Page

Naomi Fisher South Greencastle Josephine and Vietta Brown Brick Chapel Margaret Ostrom Victor Cue Los Angeles Calif J. W. Allee Big Four Mills Will B. Peck Mary Elizabeth Margaret Chicago Wisconsin Michigan Olive Elmore Stilesville Ftlesville C. W. Otis Putnam Electric Company Wabash Valley Electric Company C. W. Jeffries Salem Mass Roy Hillis Jeffries Brick Chapel Church Maryon Owens Chehalis Washington Alfred Browning Gregg Seattle Wash Frank Burr Metvendorf Dayton Marian Hardee W. P. Wimmer Ruth Wilson Linton Ivers Stringer Mr. Stringer Stringer Formely Delilah Wilson W. Lindamood Billing Montana E. B. Taylor H. A. Sanders Burlington, Kansas Sanders Taylor Otis Gardier Hallie Brackney Mooresville Florence Helen McGaughey Charles McGaughey Bethany Park George James Jessie James Wyatt James Bennett E. Plummer Piercy Masten Kenneth Masten Owen Park Neier Ross Zaring Fred Masten Kentucky Fay S. Hamilton Louise Cloton Harry Brown James Hamilton Lena Jewell Huber Cloverdale Ernest Mugg Thomas Howlett Robert Gipson Kendallville Fred Frank Mike Burdette Lafayette W. D. Wright Paul Priest Rockville Sarah St. John of Helen Grose Cornelia Allen Lake Geneva Wis Joe Allen, Jr Mary Wardlow Brazil Somerset John J. Black Smyrniot Call Herald Office Lucas and Masten South Jackson Street Carmen Washington Street R. A. Ogg W. H. Bundy C. W. Pfeiffenberger Show Herald C. W. Pfeiffenberger State Automobile Insurance Company Epworth League of Putnamville M. E Lowis B. Cowgill E. Frenklin St Awey Vicks Ben Quil Evil Omen Opera House A. Cook Mer Robertson-Cole MR. and Mrs. Carter Dehaven Hoot Gibson Dan Moffett Mt. Meridian Hurst & Vaughan O. J. Rector G. A. Vestal Auds Dan Albin Ladies Aid Mt. Meridian Church I. & I. Fair Danville, Ilinois Royal Scotch Highlanders Oberammergau
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