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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1919
Page
2
Herald lists pricing for Cards of Thanks at 50 cents each and obituaries at 1 dollar per item with an extra five cents per line for poetry. The notice outlines charges and policy details for readers seeking notice placements.
Representative Scott Ferris of Oklahoma denounces the Mondell bill for aiding too small a portion of discharged soldiers and urges an alternative plan. He argues aid should be equitably apportioned among states and consider direct loans to veterans in less feasible regions.
The record listsDr R H Richards office at 13 East Walnut Street postal site and residence at 505 Elm Street.
Victor L. Raphael presides with Sunday school at 9:30 and morning worship at 10 40 The pastor will preach on The Marks of Jesus Marian Livingstone will sing Union evening service at 7 30 in the Christian church W E Carpenter of Brazil will speak The Women's Circle meets Wednesday at 2 20 with Mrs Otis F Browning Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 50
Mrs. Herbert Leachman returns to Detroit Michigan after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. M F Hamm who live in the southern section of the city.
Ten days of revival start Sunday the 24th led by pastor with help from Rev. Guy H. Wayne of Terre Haute. Evening song services at 8 led by Wayne, chorus choir forming, and special attention to young people. Epworth League marks Win-My-Chum Week with Wayne’s support. Sunday talks on why revival and the pastor’s fatal rejection of Jesus Christ. Sunday school at 1 pm Epworth League at 8 pm.
Don W. Nichols pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Mrs H B Longden as superintendent. Preaching at 10 40 Our High Calling. Epworth League 6 30. Union service at Presbyterian church with W E Carpenter of Brazil Ind speaker. Official board meeting Monday 7 80 p m to close conference year and plan for next year.
Buy guaranteed Rocky Ford canteloupes grown in Putnam county by Will Wetz. See your grocer for availability and guaranteed quality.
Eighty acres tillable at 150 per acre. One hundred one acres well improved at 175 per acre. Two hundred twenty four acres sugar tree and black walnut land with improvements and water at 160 per acre. Three hundred forty acres grain and stock farm in northern Putnam with improvements and water at 165 per acre if sold before September 1. Other farms and city property available. see us for farm bargains.
Center Madison Lloyd Payne and sister spent Sunday with their uncle Dallas Payne at Lena. Mrs Ella Call visited Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Sylvester Baysinger at Cordonia. Mrs Walter Silverthorn and family returned to Indianapolis after a week among friends and relatives. Mrs John Quinlisk visited with her brother Galvin King Sunday. George Skelton and family of West Terre Haute visited John Skelton and family Sunday. Nellie Cantonwine of Harmony visiting brother Claude Cantonwine. Harold Call from West Terre Haute spending a few days. Alya Plummer and daughter from Denver visiting near Fern. James F Grantham and family attended Brown reunion at the home of Robert Glidewell near Greencastle.
Public sale announced to be held at the R F Matthews farm located southeast of Greencastle and near Belle Union and Mt. Meridian. Auction will start at a farm in a rural setting with bids from interested buyers.
August 28 1919 sale lists one 5 year old mare one 4 year old mare one smooth mouthed mare all to be in foal by jack. Also twelve head 2 year old black Polled Angus heifers with calves by side one 5 year old black Polled Angus cow with calf by side one yearling Polled Angus bull twelve sheep six ewes and six lambs six broad sows and one boar twenty seven spring shoats weighing 50 to 100 lbs corn shucked in field hay in stack nine tons baled straw and various farming implements in good condition. Payment terms cash under 5 and nine months for larger sums with discounts for cash. Property to be settled day of sale.
Ott Sherrill and O. J. Rector, auctioneers, announce a dinner on the grounds with servers preparing meals for attendees.
Caroline Crawley to sell at public auction on Thursday August 28 1919 at her home all household goods listed in the notice. Items include furniture kitchen appliances bedding quilts clock washing machine furniture and numerous smaller articles in first class condition.
A detailed sale listing items available include five and a half tons of baled Timothy hay three tons of alfalfa and three tons of clover hay plus four tons Timothy hay loose in barn 163 bales of wheel straw 75 bales rye straw 300 bushels white oats and walnut bottom corn to be shucked. Also offered are farm tools and equipment such as McCormick binds and mowing machines Deering mower sulky hay rake hay tedder case plows cultivators drills wagons harness and various farm gear.
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