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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1915
Page
3
Mr and Mrs F A Arnold and Mrs F C Tilden traveled to Indianapolis today in the Arnold car. Mrs Joseph Adams of Champaign Illinois, formerly Miss Dorothy Arnold, met them there and returned with them to visit her parents Mr and Mrs F A Arnold.
A compilation of Greencastle area items: officials and residents visiting Indianapolis on business, family visits, vacations, and relocations. Birth reported for Eugene Barr family. many from Greencastle travel to Quincy, Cloverdale, and Jefferson Township for events, church work, and reunions.
A reader named S. Colby from Holland Maine reports using Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation. The ad notes the product as a splendid remedy and claims availability everywhere.
Mrs Walter Way and children of Juincy visited south of town with Mrs Albert Duncan last week. Mrs Eva O Danield of Greencastle stayed two days with Mr and Mrs Ark Horn. I Iananah was at Quincy Ast Monday on business. The sick in town are improving. John Orrell and family visited Carl Hypes Sunday. Lee Knoll west of town has typhoid fever but not serious.
George Campbell and family visited relatives in the vicinity this week. Anita Fosher and Ethel Watson attended a party at Petersburg hall Saturday night. Milt Darnell and family called on J W Terry and wife Sunday afternoon. Mrs J W Terry left for Adlow Kentucky to visit daughter Mrs T L Terry. Mrs Fred Beronen and children of Ronchdale spent Monday with sister Mrs Elmer Watson. Annie Steele and attendees at the Thompson reunion in Crawfordsville rounds. The Misses Ethellyn and Anita Fosher stayed Sunday with grandmother Mrs H Fosher.
Mr and Mrs James Wilson and daughter Vera visited Mr and Mrs Jess Howard on Sunday. Miss Lola Nabors called on Miss Julia Plaster. Mrs Clint Barnett spent Sunday with Mrs Mary Allen. Mr and Mrs John Smith and children visited Mr and Mrs Sam Martin.
Mr and Mrs M D Lasley and Miss Sthel Leclay attended the Lasley reunion at Maxwell Sunday. Lewis Bales and Leon Trout visited Oscar Trout north. Greencastle Sundar Bales Bros and Sutherlin began work on the road. Mr and Mrs Elmer Farmer are moving to Cloverdale.
Belle and Ruth Johns spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Marshall. Lola Gardner visited Belle Johns Thursday afternoon. May Skelton, staying with her aunt Ella Gall, returned to Terre Haute with cousin Tralph Call. Nancy Ragle visited Artie Call, while Harold Call and Forest Gardner were in Putnamville. Mrs Dan Gardner and Mrs Wm Ow as visited Mrs Arthur Ragle. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ragle were Saturday night and Sunday guests of Wm Alapaugh and family in Greencastle.
An interview with Congressman John A. M. Adair outlines strong support for Woodrow Wilson, predicting a landslide reelection and describing tariff reforms, war-time markets, and prosperity. It praises Governor Ralston and asserts Democratic success in 1916, criticizing Republican remnants and progressive leadership.
Miss Daisy Stauch and Herman C Makey of Eaton Ind wed at 11 50 this morning in a private ceremony at the bride’s sister’s home on Hanna Street Rev Bert De Witt Beck officiated with only immediate family present Miss Stauch daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Hunt has ties to DePauw University class of 1914 Makey a DePauw graduate class of 1915 teaches in Eaton public schools They will reside in Eaton Mrs FE G Shouse and daughter Margaret visited Indianapolis Tuesday
Community card announces a festival at Fox Ridge M. E. Church on Friday night August 27 with everyone invited.
On stage at the Opera House tonight Rodney Norton pursues his lost heir mystery. Beth Manners the china painter proves rightful owner of a rich estate, and love battles wealth as Norton faces a choice between fortune and heartfelt union.
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