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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1924

Page

4

Belle Union Death of Mrs. Lewis Keller

Mrs. Lewis Keller died at her home after thirteen months illness. Funeral held at Union Valley church, burial in New Providence cemetery. Dr W A Moser and family hosted a turkey dinner for guests including Mr and Mrs Harry Allan, A G Lloyd, Mr and Mrs W G Pickens, Mrs G A Dobbs, Ruth Elmore, and Mary Cline of Covington.

Lewis Keller Union Valley Church New Providence W. A. Moser Harry Allan A. G. Lloyd W.G. Pickens G. A. Dobbs Greencastle Ruth Elmore Mary Cline Cov

Thanksgiving Weekend Social notes circulate in local circles

Thanksgiving activities fill the week with visits among Lar kin families Scott Mastens Hill Allee and Hill households. Local residents plan moves and hospital lists while families host dinners and entertain guests over the holiday period.

Baird Family Visits Bales and Langford in Quiet Week

Samuel Baird wife and daughter Mildred visited Otha Bales and wife Monday evening. Miss Hester Langford spent Saturday night and Sunday with her mother.

Will Nuby Helen Mattox Greencastle Roy Detro Will Obenchain Otha Bales Samuel Baird Mildred Miss Hester Langford

Man's Trouble Arrested by Mayr Remedy

A reader reports four years of stomach catarrh and weakness after stopping work. After using Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy, health improved. The ad claims the prep removes mucous from the intestine and reduces inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose convinces. money refunded. Sold by leading druggists everywhere.

Mayr

Quiet Title Action in Putnam Circuit Court

Notice to non residents in Putnam County Indiana that Jessie P. Smith sues Brice W. Miller and others to quiet title on property described as parts of sections 4 and 33 in Mt. Meridian area, with a specified exception. Respondents must appear by January 14, 1925 in Greencastle to answer or demur. Clerk Walter S. Campbell signs the notice. Theodore Crawley attorney for plaintiff. publication dates November 29 December 6 December 12.

Putnam County Putnam Circuit Court Jessie Parrish Smith Brice W. Miller William Heavens, Jr Isaac M. Allee Martha A. Allee Winfield Allee Martha A. Huffman James M. Huffman Benjiman B. Vaughn Martha A. Vaughn Sarah Hurst James H. Parrish Rachael A. Parrish Artie W. Parrish Artie Parrish N. R Mt. Meridian Cumberland Road Indiana Greencastle Walter S. Campbell Putnam Circuit Theodore Crawley

Speed Up Your Brain Quick Thinking Tests

The piece describes rapid thought exercises to boost mental speed. It outlines speed tests using visualizations, word associations, and synonyms, aiming for near instant responses. It emphasizes that these tests measure thinking speed rather than knowledge, beginning with simple examples like telegraph and Venus word prompts.

Cleveland Plain Dealer Venice Shakespeare Canals Liverpool

Patrolman Discovers Missing Leg in Old Boiler

A Western Indianapolis patrolman spots an artificial leg inside a boiler on South Missouri street. He retrieves the limb thinking a man sleeps nearby. A three legged officer later visits headquarters and leaves the extra limb. police ponder the owner and motive.

Missouri Street Indianapolis

The Six Nations of the Iroquois Confederacy

The Mohawks Oneidas Senecas Cayugas and Onondagas formed the Five Nations in the early seventeenth century. In 1712 the Tuscaroras joined from North Carolina creating the Six Nations. By 1785 Mohawks and Cayugas moved to Canada, dissolving the confederacy with a peak population near twenty five thousand.

Six Nations New York State Five Nations North Carolina Canada

Calgary Stampede hero Pete Vandemeer made chief by Sarcee

Broncho buster Pete Vandemeer, famed as a Canadian champion at Calgary in 1925, is honored as Chief Sky High by the Sarcee Indians of Alberta for his wild horse taming on the reserve. He later rode Albert Kid for Prince of Wales in 1928 at High River's E P P ranch.

Pete Vandemeer Canada Calgary Prince of Wales Alberta Pete Vandlemeer E. PP High River Albert Kid

Long day speeches in early Dick inson college history

A Methodist Episcopal church bulletin notes that in earlier years commencement custom included an entire day of speeches. The record cites a Latin salutatory oration and a string of remarks with a two hour intermission to restore normalcy.

Methodist Episcopal Church Bulletin Dickinson College

Howdy Tobe Salutes Acquaintance From Slippery Slap

The Kansas City Times quotes Tobe Sagg of Sandy Mush replying to Newt about a recent poker game. Tobe says he did not win money but gained valuable experience from the night in question.

Tobe Newt Kansas City Times

Puss in Boots Story Told Through Silky Slippers

In a Boston Globe snippet a dialogue turns to tales of Puss in Boots and a grandmother retells a playful tale of cats. The exchange notes desire to hear stories rather than modern fashion and speaks to a family moment shared over a story.

Elsie Boston Globe

New Fabrics Colorful Not Bizarre or Crude in Fashion Vogue

A Kansas City Star fashion note praises cooperation between designers and textile makers to achieve stylish results. It highlights a velvet vogue with printed and brocaded velvets in rich blues, tangerines, turquoises, corals, and greens, plus new metal cloths and beaded embroidery enhancing evening wear.

Kansas City Star

Imitation Furs Signal Wide Display in Fashion Rooms

The exhibition features imitation furs and genuine peltry with broad tail coats and moleskin outfits. Plush leopard skin inspired fabrics appear striking though not bold, alongside dyed orange leopard skins. Black costumes, corsages with gauntlet cuffs, and Persian lamb trims appear, plus new yoke lines and Chanel style waist rises.

Tunic Styles Highlight Autumn Frocks in Fashion

A tunic collection stars in autumn models offering diverse styles and fabrics. Endorsed by leading designers including Alice Bomnary, Louise Boulanger, Jean Patou, and Paquin, the pieces range from casual slips in cloth and crepe to formal gowns in velvet, metal cloth, and beaded crepes.

Alice Bomnary Louise Boulanger Jean Patou Paquin

Velvet Ribbon Girdles Show Novel Pink Webbing Design

Pink webbing belts with velvet strips emerge as a new fashion detail. Girdles feature pink velvet rutinite lenellwise along the bottom and additional rows running crosswise for decorative effect.

Local Social Notes From Malta and Indianapolis Visit

Frank Woods visited relatives in Indianapolis for a few days. Murray Greenlee and friends, Peter Greenlee and friends shared an oyster supper with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Duncan last Thursday. Thanksgiving visits connected with the Lawsons and Graff family members occurred in Indianapolis and Coatesville. A large crowd attended the Reuben Haven sale last Monday. Mrs. Rebecca Shuck returned from Indianapolis after Thanksgiving with relatives. Numerous local visits to and from the Lawson, Walls, Heavin, Duncan, Shuck, and Garett households are noted with several ill days reported for Mrs. Heagin and Mrs. Lillie Campbell.

Frank Woods Indianapolis Murray Greenlee Peter Greenlee Glen Duncan Herbert Lawson Ted Lawson Claude Lawson Robert Lawson Reuben Haven Rebecca Shuck Frank

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