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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1924
Page
2
Notices advertise that cards of thanks are charged at 50 cents each under the Greencastle Indiana post office publication. The address 17-19 8 S. Jackson Street is listed for the Greencastle Gazette.
The Herald asks subscribers who miss daily delivery to call the Herald Office at 65 or Paul McEvoy at 360 L. Report irregular deliveries to help ensure evening service by 5 30.
In Putnam County Indiana the estate of Sallie D Welch is subject to a quiet title action and a petition to sell realty described as multiple parcels in the east half of the northwest quarter and related tracts. Defendants listed include non residents Stephen Akers Molly Akers Adam McArty Sarah McArty Richard Sinkler and others. They are ordered to appear January 22 1925 in Greencastle to answer or demur.
Greencastle resident Mrs. Arvel Roach reports lasting backache relief after using Doans Pills purchased at Mullins' Drug Store. She describes dull back pain, fatigue, and headaches easing with the stimulant diuretic. Doans Pills priced 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. claims distribution.
A naturalist places a lively bass in one section and minnows in another. The bass lunges at minnows for days with no success and stops. Then the naturalist removes the minnows and the bass swims freely without striking. The moral suggests persistence may fail when beliefs mislead.
Notice announces that The Central Trust Co of Greencastle Indiana has been appointed by the Putnam County Circuit Court as administrator of the estate of Nancy E. Rumberger deceased. The estate is said to be solvent with the date November 25 1924. Public notice for creditors and interested parties.
Wednesday's Poultry and Produce Quotations report from Haven Brothers Poultry Company features scattered prices for light hens and various poultry items. The readable fragments include several price figures such as 19¢ for light hens and 15¢ for some items, with garbled text obscuring full item names and sellers.
The Storm Family hosted Thanksgiving at M. J. Storm’s home. Horace Robinson visited Melvin Ruark’s family. Chancey Mastin and William Newman and families visited Mr. and Mrs. Oran Buis. Harrison McGinnis and Maynard Hunter called on Lester Storm, who is on the sick list.
Herbert Higgins and family spent Thursday with relatives near Litton. Thanksgiving visitors with E. E. Buis and family included Almon Buis of Lowell Indiana Glen Burgess and family Harold McNary and wife of Greencastle Kathleen and Edwin Coffin of Fillmore and Mr. and Mrs. Oran Buis. The C C Club gave an oyster supper for their families at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O O Dudley Saturday evening. Clyde Ruark and family of Fillmore spent Thanksgiving with Melvin Ruark and family. Mrs Mary Hunter called on Mrs Anna Webster Thursday afternoon. Dora Gorham and family were Sunday visitors with E. Buis and family. Mrs Ida Newman spent Thursday with J R Cox and daughter Lessie. Miss Ruth Higgins of Indianapolis spent the weekend with home folks. Francis and Kathleen Hunter spent Saturday with Madonna Masten. Almon Buis principal of Lowell High School and spent Thanksgiving with homefolks left Sunday to continue his school work. Mrs Vernice Buis visited Sunday with Isaac Cash and wife. Mrs Ray Cunningham and her son spent Wednesday with Henry Cunningham and family.
Center Floyd notes list Mr. and Mrs. Oran Watts visiting Indianapolis for the weekend. Charles Lobdell, recently on the federal grand jury in Indianapolis, is home for the week. A number of residents sold turkeys at the Thanksgiving market. The Raines will move to Greencastle on North College Ave. Recil Arnold and Sylvester Lewallen families plan farm relocations. Edna Shoemaker bought a new Ford. Elizabeth Padgett returned home for holidays from Marshall where she attends school. Gwendolyn Huffman and her children visited her mother Sunday.
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