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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1924
Page
2
The Greencastle Ind paper announces cards of thanks are charged at 50 cents each. It lists office at 17 19 S Jackson Street and notes publication daily except Sundays. Charles J Arnold Proprietor handles Second Class mail matter at Greencastle post office.
Subscribers missing evening delivery should call Herald Office 65 or Paul McEvoy 360-L. Report irregular service promptly. carriers must deliver by 5 30 each day.
North Portland Mills residents Mr and Mrs Rivers moved to the house vacated by his father. Robert Smiley visited Cecil Cunningham Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs David Williams and Newton Harland visited Charles Cunningham family Sunday. Misses Helen and Ruth McCormick spent Saturday with Leona Calvert. Rosa Hall and her little son visited the Portland School Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Burk went to Russellville on business Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs David Williams called on T C Calvert Saturday evening.
Somerset residents share updates on illnesses deaths and family travels. Maggie Garrett returns home. Green Garretts move in for winter. Miss Carrie O'Hair Aunt Carrie dies. Eu Lloyd dies in Altoona Kansas. Lloyd family attends funeral. Notes on Epworth League social and local weddings and visits from Indianapolis and Chicago.
The bass struck every time a minnow neared the glass and after three fruitless days he ceased striking and subsisted on dropped food. The naturalist released the minnows and they swam around the bass, yet he did not strike at any of them.
Mr and Mrs Walter Wamsley and twins May and Martha visited in Knightsville with Ira Chadwick family. Esther Whittaker vacationed with Geneva Mayle in Carlisle Indiana. Multiple families shared Thanksgiving at home and attended a school box supper. Church Ladies Aid plans an all day December 10 meeting with Xmas grab bag details.
The Misses Leona and Goldie Calvert and Ruth and Helen McCormick visited Annie and Irene Cunningham Saturday evening. Green High School lost to Mecca 35 to 42 on Wednesday. Portland Mills youths visited Charles Cunningham and family on Thanksgiving evening for games and music. Oliver Spencer and family spent Thursday with Martha Spencer.
Friday's quotations reported to the Green Castle Herald by Haven Brothers Poultry Company show varied prices for poultry and produce. The listings include roosters, eggs, and related items with multiple price points and brand mentions.
A test by the U S Government and 35 universities found a new oil lamp superior to gas or electricity. It burns with no odor smoke or noise and uses 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene. Inventor J N Johnson offers a 10 day free trial or a local agency with potential earnings of 250 to 560 dollars monthly.
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