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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1923
Page
4
Cloverdale Hardware & Lumber Co begins a new 62 by 106 foot two story building behind Main Street. The rear section will store lumber cement plaster and lime while the rest serves as a storage area. The old shed, once owned by Mrs Helfer, is to be removed after the lease expires.
J. M. Rockwell of Houston Texas and his two sisters Mrs M E Gooding of Durant Oklahoma and Mrs Laura Stewart of Bomont Texas visit this week with George B Rockwell and his mother Mrs Caroline Rockwell in Cloverdale. The Rockwell family left Cloverdale 45 years ago and the sisters have not returned since. Mr Rockwell is extensively engaged in lumber manufacture in Texas.
Abe Cohn returned home from Cincinnati after attending the funeral of his brother Lambert Cohn who died from injuries suffered when struck by a car. Lambert Cohn, 73, was known in Putnam County for operating a Belle Union store. he is survived by Abe, and another brother Dave of Martinsville Indiana.
The funeral for Gilbert Craddick, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. L F Craddick, three miles north of Clovedale, was held this afternoon at the family home. He died after a wire he was placing for a sale sign touched high voltage lines and electrocuted him last Wednesday morning.
Mrs Emma McCurry of Cloverdale filed an affidavit in Squire Newgent's court on Friday morning accusing Alice Orrell of Cloverdale of using obscene language.
Tol Walters completed the purchase of the Smith & Son Store in Cloverdale this week and took possession on Thursday. Walters brings extensive general store experience from Hall Indiana and recently sold his interest in a Waverley store. Smith & Son will retain the poultry and produce department and operate it in the Sherrill building south of the Monon railroad on Main Street.
Mrs. John Segelken of Cincinnati visits her son John Segelken and wife in Cloverdale. The funeral of Rural E Allce, who died in Colorado, was held Tuesday at Eminence Christian Church with burial in Cloverdale cemetery. Oscar Sackett of Cloverdale Roller Mills is seriously ill with heart trouble.
Joseph P. Wharton visits Cloverdale relatives while Wheeler Jones plans a Washington business trip. Andrew Hill leaves James Ferrell farm area for Belle Union. John Linville to run Ferrell farm. Vivian Scott and Iva Smith recover from operations at home. various church cleaning, carpet install, and fishing trip notes from Roachdale and Michigan.
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