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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1923

Page

3

Local Social News and Roadside Accident Report

J C Sayers Richard Taylor and Harris return from Munkie State Golf Tournament. Mr and Mrs Paul Priest and Mr and Mrs Willis Wright visit Rockville Chautauqua with Rev John Benson and Senator Gore. Miss Mary Inez Vermillion visiting. Mrs Mary Stoner and granddaughter Josephine Stoner return from Wyoming. Car collision near Stilesville injures no one. Pitchford and Hammer vehicles damaged. Baptist Co workers to meet Friday at 411 Anderson Street for tea towel shower.

Paul Priest Willis Wright Fillmore Rockville John Benson DePauw New York Gore Oklahoma Mary Inez Vermillion Anapolis Mrs John Verilyon East Grichington Street J. H . Pitchford Greencastle Mr. Hammer Chicago Stilesville Orning Pitchford Indianapolis Hammer Franklin Street the Baptist Church Howard Rockhill Andrson Street

Charles Steegmiller and Bonnie Lane Wed at Clinton Falls

The marriage of Bonnie Lane daughter of Mr and Mrs Warren Lane of Clinton Falls and Charles Steegmiller son of Mrs Rosa Steegmiller of this city was solemnized Wednesday evening at the Christian Church parsonage by Rev Levi Marshall. They reside at 402 West Washington Street and are well known locally.

Bonnie Lane Warren Lane Clinton Falls Charles Steegmiller Rosa Steegmiller Christian Church Levi Marshall

Pun and Fear Thought Quote Reflection

A quirky reflection notes fear and fortitude with wordplay about bread and loaf. It explores how fear limited effort, while abolishing fear allows work to proceed with humor and wit.

Hard lines in translation stymie student at Homer New Haven

A student mutters hard lines as he struggles to translate a passage, during the Homer New Haven Evening Register coverage of classroom progress and language study challenges.

New Haven Evening Register

Magnifying Glass on the Mite Bible Cover

The tiny Mite Bible, claimed as the smallest known, features a built in magnifying glass in its cover to help readers view the printed text. The item highlights the ingenuity used to aid reading in a compact religious artifact.

Thought for the Day on Credit and Anger

A concise reflection noting that anger when credit is questioned signals little credit to inspect. The piece frames it as a moral prompt about integrity and temper in financial matters.

Marble Origin and Local Bee Invasion At Micheldever

Marble forms from chalk and volcanic heat with impurities giving colors. A resident reports a 20 year bee swarm at Micheldever School back, trapped by cement and reopening holes yearly. Also notes beeline antics of newsboys retrieving coins via gum on sticks.

Micheldever England

Fairy Palaces of Thought by Ruskin

A reflective meditation on building inner realms of beauty and virtue. The author envisions fairy palaces crafted from bright fancies, treasured memories, noble histories, and faithful sayings as sanctuaries for the soul against hardship and sorrow.

Sargasso Sea as Resting Center Amid North Atlantic Currents

The Sargasso Sea is described as the stagnant core of North Atlantic currents with drifting seaweed carried from distant shores. Four other weed shrouded zones of little motion are identified beside it.

Sargasso Sea North Atlantic

Tape Tariff Tiff Sparks Camper Spouse Quip

In Tourists' park a camper asks his wife for a roll of tape calling her sweetheart. She retorts that when he wants her help it is sweetheart, otherwise she is just Sue and tells him to fetch his own tape. The exchange appears in the Emporia Gazette.

Santa Fe Trail Sue Emporia Gazette

Cleaning White Furniture with Baking Soda Solution

White furniture can be cleaned by dissolving baking soda in warm water and applying with a soft cloth. Rub with a dry cloth afterward to remove finger marks and dirt. Use about one teaspoon per pint of water.

Luxurious Tubbing Steps for Kings Revealed

Ancient bath scenes describe a royal tub with a single steps ascent for the ruler and multiple attendant stairs at each end for bearing scented water vases to throw on the king. The details illuminate ritual bathing practices of ancient monarchs.

Uncle Eben Hums About Hunger Strikes

The speaker, Uncle Eben, muses about possibly joining a hunger strike in the future. He jokes that if it happens it would be at a time when spring chickens are scarce and watermelons are not yet ripe, reflecting rural life rhythm.

Uncle Eben

Cremation's Rise From Antiquity To Modern Times

The article traces cremation from pre Christian practice across nations to burial norms then notes a revival driven by sanitation. It highlights growing support for cremation in contemporary times as public health concerns influence burial choices.

New Radium Mineral Found in Belgian Congo

Belgian Professor Schoef described Parsonite a new radium bearing mineral from the Belgian Congo. He reported success in extracting radium from Parsonite at an Antwerp laboratory.

Belgian Congo Schoef Antwerp

Local Classifieds Include Rentals Farms and Help Wanted

Multiple short notices list real estate for sale or rent including Highland Apartments and 38 acre farm. items for trade such as a 57 acre farm. business bulletins and notices for dairy farming and fruit farming. help wanted offerings for intelligent correspondence and newspaper work. also a coal sale and an ice cream festival at Putnamville M E Church. Names include The Herald and R. H. Newgent. locations Green castle Fillmore Buffalo and Greencastle.

Epworth League of Putnamville M. E Herald Office Greencastle R. H. Newgent Phone 365

Harding life insured for 52100 across six firms

New York August 11. President Hardings life was insured for 52100 with six insurance companies according to a statement by the Insurance Press. The largest policy for 15000 was with the Mutual Benefit on the fifteen payment life plan taken in 1914. Harding began taking policies from age nineteen.

New York

Bartley Named Acting Postmaster in Local Transfer

E. R. Bartley takes over as Acting Postmaster after a Wednesday transfer of duties from retiring Postmaster W. L. Denman. Bartley reports to work early Thursday to begin his new duties.

E. R. Bartley W. L. Denman

New Maysville Home Coming Picnic Low Attendance

The eighteenth annual Home Coming Picnic at New Maysville was held Thursday. Early morning rain reduced the crowd, resulting in a smaller turnout than usual.

New Maysville

Lad die Boy Finds New Home With Secret Service Operative

Marion Ohio August 11 Lad die Boy the late President s best loved dog has been given by Mrs Harding to Harry Barker a secret service operative who attended her on the Alaskan trip Barker lives in Washington and there the dog will have a fine home with memories of the master he romped with on the White House lawn before the day of sorrow when the master was laid to rest.

Marion Ohio Laddie Boy Russell Gericke Illinois August Gericke Clyde George Newell Earl Shuee Columbus Wendell Blaydes Near Ladoga Otto Bymaster Dora Bymaster David Barker Grover Barker John Pickle Will Hamilton Montezuma Orville Newell Indianapolis James Newell Helen Grandma Newell Asa Batman Martha Roy Bymaster Guy Cox Nellie McFerran Ed. Shuee Austin Shuee Wilbur Smith Frank Gericke Burk Roachdale Elsie Gericke Lola Edna Barker Martha Batman Lorna Barker

Wide Range of Local Visits and Church Revival Announced

The community notes numerous visits and greetings as residents travel to nearby towns and return home. A revival at the Christian church begins August 26 led by Rev. W. B. Kelly, with social events planned at the Etcheson Hardware Store and other venues. Dr. R. T. Colliver suffered a serious stroke but shows encouraging signs a day later.

Fred Hubbard Stewart Tom Wiliamson Lloyd Wiliamson Earl Smith Greencastle Frank Cosgrove Cecil Brown Clarence Steward Kansas Walter Steele C. J. Crews Christian Church Rev. Kelly Terre Haute Vera Drake James Wooley Jasonville Harley Miller New Ross Homer Sans F. C. Collings Dy. F. CC. Collings Rockville Verl Ader Virgil Ader Paul Crodhan Jewell Vaughan Cloverdale E. E. Tatum Vaughan Roy Abrams Jim Allen Earl Etcheson Roachdale Etcheson Albert Hubbard Glen Hubbard Indianapolis Urban Hedge Frankie Edwards H. A. Hall Chautauqua Frank Ford Clay City Paul Crodian Ladies of Christian Church Etcheson Hardware Joshua Hall Alta Elmer Fletcher Newcastle Burley Bower New Maysville Crawfordsville Helen Roach Brownsburg William S. Hart Brax Ellis French Lick Joseph Priest Ella Hall Mary Darnell Lily Cully Paul Heaney Frank Heaney Athol Ellis Rome Goddard Otho Ellis Charles Ford Bert Brown Francisville Harlan Brown Colliver

North of Bainbrige families visit and gatherings

A sequence of social visits and hometown connections across the Bainbrigde area. Families from Illinois and Indiana spend weekends with relatives, attend reunions, call on neighbors, and meet at Shuee and Barker homes. Names include Gericke Newell Shuee Barker Barker Batmen and McFerran.

Clinton Falls Social Roundup and Visits

Nettie Wolverton returned to Indianapolis after a two week visit with the Cloe family and Charles Web and Thelma Bettis. Bettis family members traveled to Indianapolis and Brazil for visits. An ice cream social is planned on the Clinton Falls church lawn Saturday night.

Nettie Wolverton Indianapolis Charles Cloe Charles Web Thelma Bettis Clay Bettis Brazil Sarah’ Bettis Rose Hall F. A. Williams Greencastle Abner Sigler Bro. E

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