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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1923
Page
4
Bainbridge to Rebuild J B Rickey Saw Mill After Fire
Work has begun to rebuild the Bainbridge J B Rickey saw mill destroyed by fire. Mr Rickey plans a modern, improved plant, aiming to restore Bainbridge’s large industry with payrolls once more around 300 to 600 dollars weekly for logs and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Rickey
Bainbridge
Rickey
Vancleaves Plan Two Week Trip With Cleveland Hosts
Mr and Mrs O L Vancleave head Monday for a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Frank Lewman and Mr and Mrs H L Crider in Cleveland Ohio Cox Renner stock buyers in Marshall Illinois were in Bainbridge Tuesday with a truck of veal calves. They claim a long distance trucking record from Marshall to Indianapolis a distance of 1 5 miles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Vancleave
Frank. Lewman
H. L. Crider
Cleveland
Ohio
Cox & Renner
Marshall
Ilinois
Bainbridge
Indianapolis
Marshell
Indienapolis
Economics Club Memorial Service Honors President Harding
The Bainbridge Indiana Economics Club held a memorial service for Warren G Harding featuring songs, readings, and a club proclamation. Adopting resolutions praised the late president, pledged loyalty to government, and aligned club values with the motto In God We Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge Economics Club
Harding
Sete
Sands
Etta Collings
Nora Conn
Herschell
Katie Balch
Blanche Hostetter
Warren Gamaliel Harding
Economics Club
Bainbridge
Indiana
United States
Cush James Delays Milking Cow After Forgotten Bucket
Cush James, a Bainbridge prominent citizen, tends his own prize milk cow named Bessie. One evening at milking time he walked half a mile to the pasture with stool and feed bucket, only to find he had forgotten the milk bucket. The exact language he used remains unrecorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Q
Cush) James
Bainbridge
Mr. James
Bessie
Rumor Claims Bossie Was Shocked After Missing Bucket
Report notes failure to take along a bucket and mentions rumors that Bossie was shocked by the incident. The fragmentary text provides no clear details on date, location, or outcome beyond the hinted reaction.
Illinois Child Nellie Shepley Dies in Bainbridge
Nellie Shepley two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wastry Shepley Hoopeston Illinois died at her grandparents Mr and Mrs Alevy Ford Bainbridge mode illness over the last two weeks grew worse and she passed away at 5 o clock Tuesday afternoon after being taken to her mother in Bulahvidee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Shepley
Wastry Shepley
Hoopeston
Alevy Ford
Baisbridge
Mr. Shemey
Bulahvidee
Bainbridge
Outing of Camp Fire Girls Near Crawfordsville
Twelve Camp Fire Girls spent a week at Glennwood Cottage on Sugar Creek near Crawfordsville with two chaperones and several visitors. The party led devotional, chores, swimming, hikes, and social activities while Crawfordsville Girl Scouts camped nearby. they closed the week with regret and anticipation of next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
Glennwood Cottage
Sugar Creek
Crawfordsville
O. B. Lane
Messrs. Sands
Powers
Hedge
O'Hair
Virginia Lyenberger
Dorothy Akers
Mila Crosby
Mary Eads
Elizabeth Parks
Ruby Drake
Jeanetta Moore
Katharine Powers
Margaret O’hair
Marjorie Sands
Lucile
Mary Hedge
Misses Coverhill
Kearney
Yountsville
Country Club
Girl Scouts
Bainbridge News Highlights Local Village Moves and Visits
The Ladies Aid repapered the Christian Church and painted the woodwork. James Edwards returned home from Milwaukee after several weeks of work. W A Nash son of Arthur Nash called on C J Crews. Cass Powers family and Ruby Drake drove to Whiteville. Miss Florence Foster of Jamestown spent the weekend with Tom Northcott and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Christian Church
James Edwards
Milwaukee
W. A. Nash
Arthur Nash
Nash Tailoring Co
Cincinnati
C. J. Crews
Cass Powers
Ruby Drake
Whiteville
Florence Foster
Jamestown
Tom Northcott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jackson Hill Lump Coal
Wilson, Miller & Son Feed Mill
H. A. Hall
Bainbridge, Indiana
FORD
Sweekhs
C. E. Steward
C. L. van Cleave
Hedge & Priest
Ocean Cafe
Ethel Northcott
Curly Ford
Nome
Bainbridge News
Boone
Banefactuns
Newton
Busenbark Grain
Wmestowr
NDIAM
A. F. Ford
Ham
Elmer Hughes
True-Hixon Lumber Co
Roy Eastham
D. W. Etcheson & Son
George Pickel
Beinbridge and
Cloverdale
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