Personal News Roundup of Local residents moving and visiting
Mr and Mrs S C Sayers relocate to Mrs Maude Bridges home for winter. Mrs Dave Stewart Wright rents Sayers house and moves from Johnson Apartments to the Sayers home. Elmer Blue family relocate to Spring Ave. Helen Wilson returns from Linton visit and works at Hamilton Music Store. Mrs Mary Hester and Mrs F C Tilden join luncheon at Spink Arms Indianapolis. Edna Arnold Lockridge to Gary as Gary Schools music instructor. Olive Shaver and Mae Allen to Gary Schools. Mrs F A Arnold to visit then Gary return. Lockridge teaches music in Gary. C N McWethy and daughter Annabelle and W M McGaughey and daughter Margaret Emily in Indianapolis. C H Barnaby Jr recovering from automobile accident in South Bend. Alma Schutt of Toledo visits Schutt family. Maud Taulin, Rennsalaer school matron, visits Methodist Children’s Home. Ella Beckwith and Geneva Ames return from Bay View. W F Stahlen to return from Bay View. Rose Russell and Nellie Harris of Louisville visit Evens near Cloverdale. John Goddard, Fire Chief, in Newport on business. Opal Cunningham taken to Putnam County Hospital. John Cannon and daughter Mary Katherine. Harry Call of Gary motoring home. E B Taylor and son Richard travel to Chicago for business and golf. Charles Moore of Indianapolis visits Hawkins and Alspaugh. Moore is Indianapolis News librarian. Rev D L Vandament and wife motor trip through Ohio and Michigan to attend Christian Union council. visit Detroit daughter. John H Allee ill since last Thursday, fever, not yet diagnosed. Mrs Raser Bittles and daughter Mary return to east Washington Street from Kentland after visiting.
Little Miss Martha Rector Hosts Saturday Party
Martha Rector will entertain a number of her girl friends Saturday afternoon at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Rector on Bloomington Street. Mr and Mrs Henry Jackson of near Fillmore are parents of a son born Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ellen Rector
Charles Retor
Bloomington Street
Henry Jackson
Near Fillmore
Local Socials and Family Visits Across Indiana Towns
Mrs. Lewis and children of Indianapolis visit with Melvin Ruark family. Hugh Hammond and family with Ruarks. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Storm visit Myrtle Storm and sons. Edwin and Devon Dudley have tonsils removed at Putnam County Hospital Greencastle. George Cheek family visiting Terre Haute relatives. Otho Buis family visit near Coatesville. Dessie Bryan and Margaret of Fillmore. Ruth Ruark returns home from Methodist hospital. Wm Newman Oran Buis Noble McCammack visit Eber Hamilton Greencastle. Higgins of Litton and Ruth Masten of Ame visit Higgins family. Florence Neider and son from Akron Ohio stay with Oran Bulis. Daniel Fallis and son Bobby return from Kentucky visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Indianapolis
Hugh Hammond
Melvin Ruark
Robert Storm
Myrtle Storm
Edwin
Fred _Bunter
Devon Dudley
C. O. Dudley
Putnam County Hospital
Greencastle
George Cheek
Terre Haute
E. E. Buis
Otho Buis
Coatesville
Dessie Bryan
Margaret
Fillmore
Ruth Ruark
Methodist Hospital
Wm Newman
Oran Buis
Noble McCammack
Eber Hamilton
Higgins
Litton
Ruth Masten
Ame
Herbert Higgins
Florence Neider
Akron
Ohio
Oran Bulis
Daniel Fallis
Bobby
Kentucky
Jealousy Laws and Venetian Blinds in Old England
A reflection on Edward II era rules limiting dinners to two courses and the ongoing breach. The article explains how jealous Spaniards hid wives behind blinds once known as jealousies in Venice, with wives peeping through slits. Also notes two classified sale lines for a Ford Coupe and for coal and gas ranges with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Venice
Spain
Notice of Administration in Putnam County Indiana
The Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana appoints James B. Harris administrator of the Emily C. Harris estate now declared solvent. The notice is dated August 22 1923 with Theodore Crawley attorney. Publication dates August 23 and September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Putnam County
State of
Indiana
Emily C. Harris
James B. Harris
Theodore Crawley
Reelsville Roundup Highlights Visits and Local Incidents
REELSVILLE MD residents report visits by Ralph Hill and family to Effingham Ill Marion Aker returning from State Normal school and two weeks at home Morris Miller named new high school janitor Lightning caused by a Wednesday strike ignited fire on phone switchboard. several lines out for repair A touring car rollover east of Butler schoolhouse injured five passengers on the dangerous new cut off road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Hutchisons
Ralph Hill
Effingham
Ill
Joe Oyler
Marion Akers
Emory Akers
Madison Township
Rev. Williams
Brazil
Wm. Shoppel
T. L. Rogers
S. A. Boone
Guy Smith
Indianapolis
H. M. Smith
Morris Miller
George Mercer
Clyde Miller
Christina Matheson
Blanchard Kirk
West Lafayette
Marion Aker
State Normal School
Butler Schol
Reelsville
Public Auction of Farm Property Near Greencastle and Bainbridge
Dexter Oliver owner and Dobbs and Vestal auctioneers announce a public sale at the farm 6 miles northeast of Greencastle and 5 miles south of Bainbridge on Friday August 31 1923 at 10 30 a m. Items include horses cows hogs sheep grain implements and blacksmith tools with terms cash for 10 and under and six months credit for larger sums. Dinner will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancion
Greencastle
Bainbridge
Brick Chapel
Dexter Oliver
Dobbs & Vestal
Auct
Girl Wanted to Play Piano at Cartwright Music Shop
Help wanted for a piano position at Cartwright Music Shop. Apply in person to the shop for the job opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartwright Music Shop
Vine growth effects on stone brick and wooden buildings
Vines cling to stone and brick cause no injury, may cool buildings in spring. On wooden structures, vines can damage by twisting into joints and forcing woodwork apart as they grow.
Oldest Known Will From 2348 B C On Papyrus
An ancient papyrus document from Egypt by the scribe Uah records a 2348 B C will. It assigns home and property to his wife who may pass it to their children, arranges burial details, and names a guardian for a son. The provisions resemble a modern will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C
Uah
Money Not Everything
Tom Dreier argues in Forbes that business should seek more than money, suggesting virtue and service matter more than personal gain. He invokes a parable about a pig praying for corn to illustrate a broader moral stance on purpose and ethics in commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dreier
Forbes
Relieving Canaries of Vermin with Night Cloth
The article explains that canaries suffer vermin and suggests draping a clean white cloth over the cage at night. By morning the cloth bears minute red spots, invisible to the eye, indicating parasites that trouble the birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaries
Factory representative wanted in Battle Creek district
Syncro Motors Co seeks an energetic reliable person for a district factory representative role. Unusual opportunity with potential fortune for the right man. Experience or capital unnecessary. Send full details to Syncro Motors Co Battle Creek Mich after a good home cooked meal sales dinner invitation for Saturday evening and Sunday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellioit
Syncro Motors Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Why Worry Cooking at The Elliott
A brief item promotes The Elliott as a spot for home cooked meals with good service and pleasant surroundings inviting patrons to dine in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elliott
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S. C. Sayers
Washington Street
Ms. Sayer
Maude Bridges
East Franklin Street
Dave Stewart Wright
County Recorder
Sayers
Johnson Apartments
Walnut Street
Elmer Blue
West Poplar Street
Val Thomas
Spring Ave
Helen Wilson
Mary Hester
F. C. Tilden
Gertrude Neel
Spink Arms
Edna Arnold Lockridge
Gary
Olive Shaver
J. W. Shaver
Mae Allen
Frank Allen
Miss Shaver
Miss Allen
F. A. Arnold
Bay View
Lockridge
C. N. McWethy
Annabelle
W. M. McGaughey
Margaret Emily
C. H. Barnaby, Jr
Charles H. Barney
South Bend
Barnaby
Alma Schutt
Toledo, Ohio
R. L. Schutt
Miss Schutt
Mr. Schutt
Maud Taulin
School For Girls
Rennsalaer
Ella Beckwith
Genevieve Ames
W. F. Stahlen
Rose Russell
Nellie Harris
Louisville, Ky
Roy C. Evens
Cloverdale
Russel
Miss Harris
John Goddard
Newport
Opal Cuningham
Henry Cunningham
Marion Township
Rector Brothers Ambulance
John Cannon
Mary Katherine
Harry Call
East
E. B. Taylor
Midwest Crushed Stone Quarries Co
Richard
Chicago
Charles Moore
Eugene Hawkins
Sam Alspaugh
Mr. Moore
Hawkins
Moore
Alspaugh
D. L. Vandament
Michigan
Northern Ohio
John H. Allee
James
Raser Bittles
Mary Bitles
Centr
Seineel
Kodak Record
R. P. Mullins
Eastman Agency
Corn Stalk Valley
City
C. C. Huestis
Northwood Blvd
Lowis B. Cowgill
E. Frenklin &T
Call Herald Office
Lucas and
Masten
South Jackson Street
Buck
Herald
National Press Bureau
Buffalo
N. Y
Herald Office
Fred W. Thomas Corporation
Thomas Building
H. C. Darnall
Greencastle Battery Co
John Losson
I” Street
Bedford
Maxwell
Moffett, Dobbs & Christie
Reelsville, MD
Farrow
J. I. Case
E Elliott
Indiana Street
Kahn Bros
Star Store
United States
Herald Valc. Co. C. I. Anderson
Mgr
Jackson St
Mullins’ Drug Store
Opera House
A. Cook
Mer
Shirley Mason
Shirley
the Circus
Fred Spencer
Carl Laemmle
Clyde Cook
Railroad Progress
United
Pennsylvania
the Standard Railroad
Mobiloil
Vacuum Oil Company
Pranklin
Streetagarage
A. R. Chenoweth, Prop