Weekend Visits Highlight Indianapolis Family Ties
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bryan of Indianapolis will spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Shamel and family. Mrs. Bryan is sister of Mrs. Shamer, formerly Miss Jane Lawton. Miss Ruth Meek, employed by Allen Bros. Store, will visit relatives in Columbus Sunday. Miss Garnett Cox of Brazil is the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Cox.
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Robert Bryan
Indianapolis
Edgar Shamel
Mrs. Bryan
Mrs Shamer
Bryan
Jane Lawton
Ruth Meek
Allen Bros
Columbus
Garnett Cox
Brazil
R. N.cox
Notice to Johnson Street property owners in Greencastle
The Greencastle Common Council announces the August 28 1923 remonstrance hearing on the prima facie assessment roll for a public improvement under Resolution No 9 1922 The roll lists owners descriptions and assessed amounts and remains on file at the city clerk's office Charles H Zeis mayor and Gwin Ensign city clerk notice dated August 14 1923
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Johnson Street
Greencastle
Indiana
Ito
Common Council
Charles H. Zeis
City
Gwin Ensign
Notice of administration for Alvin B. Hanks estate
The clerk of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana appoints Walter Booher as administrator of the estate of Alvin B. Hanks now deceased. The estate is declared solvent. Dated August 7 1923. Corwin and Gillen attorneys advertise in the Herald.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
State of
Indiana
Alvin B.hanks
Walter Booher
Corwin & Gillen
Attys
Industrial Greencastle Sees Century of Growth
In Greencastle's centennial year 1923 the district reflects on a hundred years of progress from pioneer axes to modern manufacturing. The First National Bank of Greencastle marks its sixtieth anniversary as the community notes its evolving industry and rising carloads of manufactured goods.
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Greencastle
First National Bank of
Public Auction at Deer Creek Dairy Farm August 21 1923
Auction advertised by Frank P. Farmer Elvin H. Harlan Cols Rector and Vestal Auctioneers. Items include 42 cattle 80 hogs 6 horses and farm implements. Terms cash under 10 with credit 12 months at 7 percent. Lunch served by Mt Meridian church ladies. Also a brief note on perpetual motion machines and impossibility.
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Deer Creek
F. P. Farmer
Flat-Wood School House
Greencastle
Mt. Meridian
Jersey
Fordson
Frank P. Farmer
Elvin H. Harlan
Paul Albin
The
M. E. Church of
Administrator appointed for Clark W. Foudray estate in Indiana
The undersigned named administrator is appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana to manage the estate of Clark W Foudray, late of Putnam County insolvent. Dated August 17 1923 Central Trust Co Administrator Hays and Murphy Attorneys Aug 1895 Sept 2.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
State of
Indiana
Clark W. Foudray
Central Trust CO
Hays & Murphy
Pearls Through History and English Entails
Pearls were valued since ancient times for adornment with pearl necklaces likely worn by early figures. Marco Polo noted a Malabar king wearing a 104 pearl and ruby necklace. English entailments began 1285 and were broken by treason law in 1534. Virginia abolished entail in 1776.
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Marco Polo
Malabar
England
Virginia
Rise Above Circumstances and Will Power Sayings
Philosophical quips urge willpower over fate citing science and wisdom. The Suburban Sage notes beauty’s elusive satisfaction and cites a Philadelphia Record line about birds and food. A house fly is claimed to carry up to 28 000 germs in its gut and 4 000 000 on its body. An Ad mocks noisy youths with a Boston street remark.
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Philadelphia Record
Adversity and Friendship Echoed in Enduring Bonds
A compact reflection on how true friendship strengthens during hard times. The quote notes that the virtuous, when tested by hardship, reveal and rely on steadfast allies, turning each day of prosperity into a reminder of mutual support.
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Eoripides
Filling Station Critique Echoes in Boston Evening Trat
A clipped excerpt critiques reliance on home filling stations as a rushed habit. The piece notes many people fill up, pay up, and move on, reflecting on modern daily routines. The tone remains observant, highlighting routine commerce and social behavior.
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R. P. Mullins
Bree
Tack
Ter
Jones-Stevens Co
Donose Brothers
Sherrill Brothers
Cloverdale
the Herald
Industrial Greencastle
Greencastle, Ind
Patent Office
Boston Pt
Boston Evening Trat
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