Local figures travel and weather notes in Greencastle area
Earl Sherrill of Sherrill Brothers in Overland visits Indianapolis for chiropodist treatment. Rainfall measured at .55 inch. highs 46 and lows 35. Cooler weather forecast. Farm Bureau film show in Madison township. Clinton township show canceled. Joseph Dobell transported to Putnam County Hospital in critical condition. Judge Hughes on business trip. Funeral held for Mrs. Sarah E. Wells. burial in Beech Grove. Mrs. Fred Bryan dies in Indianapolis. survived by husband, son, siblings. Shrine initiation in Indianapolis for three Greencastle men. Local vendors advertise Market and Bazaar at Rectors this Saturday.
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Farm Bureau
O. H. McNary
Center School
Madison Township
Clinton Township
Sarah E. Wells
Beech Grove
John McHargue
Parke County
Beech Grove Cemetery
Greencastle News Notes And Local Appointments
Cecil Sutton returns to Cartwright Music Shop after two weeks away due to car accident injuries. Greencastle Court Tribe of Ben Hur to meet Friday evening for regular session with important business. Ralph Howard to address Christian Church on December 14, second Sunday evening instead of December as announced. Mrs F A Arnold Mary Elizabeth Scripps and William Davis travel to Peoria Illinois for Sunday. Eastern Star Market postponed from December 13 to December 20. A J Duff attends Shrine meeting in Indianapolis Friday. J B Harris buys six room house on North Indiana Street from Grubb heirs. Miss Goldie Larkin visiting sister whose Purdue student is in Lafayette. Putnam County farmers urged to notify County Agent Harold McNary about pyrotol supply. order now due to limited availability. Greencastle Rod and Gun Club weekly practice held at club grounds south of city Friday afternoon.
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Putnam County
Harold McNary
McNary
Indiana
Christian Church Bazaar and Market Set For Friday and Saturday
The Christian Church Ladies announce a two day bazaar and market to be held Friday and Saturday at Rectors featuring local crafts baked goods and home items.
Paris Fur Accessories Dominate Winter Show Fashion
A Paris winter show highlights fur accessories as key complements to wraps and coats with muffs, stoles, scarfs, and fur hats leading trends. Designers feature varied muff shapes from semimelon to horn, fur hats with silk, and scarfs in fox fur, signaling strong Parisian emphasis on throat and ensemble accents.
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Paris
New York Herald-Tritone
Worth
Drecoll
Astrakhan
Lanvin
Smart Knitted Suit for Cold Winter Days
A winsome two piece knitted bluette mohair suit features a sweater coat extending from the throat to the hem, designed for winter warmth and style.
Sorority Pin Recovered by DePauw Student
Miss Margaret Rowland of DePauw’s Kappa Kappa Gamma rejoices as her lost sorority pin is returned. Churchill Allen of Bainbridge found the pin near Prevo store in Greencastle weeks ago, kept it briefly, then learned the name engraved on the back. He delivered the pin to the Herald on Friday, enabling its return to the owner.
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Margaret Rowland
DePauw
Kappa Kappa Gamma _ sorority
Kappa Sorority
Herald
Miss Rowland
Churchill Allen
Bainbridge
Greencastle
Prevo
Mr. Allen
Commissioner’s Sale of Real Estate in Putnam County Indiana
Public notice from Putnam Circuit Court Commissioner Gillen announces sale of three real estate parcels in Putnam County Indiana on December 29 1924 at 10 am Each parcel ranges from section 27 14n 3w to section 22 22n 3w and includes specific halves quarters and described tracts The sale requires at least two thirds of appraised value and cash with court approval Corwin & Gillen attorneys for the commissioner.
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Putnam Circuit Court of
Indiana
Dorcas J. Cline
Louella G. Dobbs
County of
Putnam
Co. GC
Gillen
Corwin & Gillen
Attys
One Important Ring Replaces Collection in Women’s Fashion
A New York Times writer notes fashion shifts to a single prominent ring for women, featuring large gems like emeralds sapphires and topaz. Diamond solitaires appear in varied shapes and smaller rings show stones such as bloodstone moonstone tiger eye and lapis lazuli with floral or brilliants settings. Some cameos and old time styles persist worn on the first finger.
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New York Times
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Tocal News
Earl Sherrill
East Washingtontreet
Sherrill Brothers
Greenastle
Overland
Willys Knight and
Dodge Automobiles
Indianapolis
John Goddard
Joseph T. Dobell
Anderson Street
DePauw University
Putnam County Hospital
Mr. Dobell
James P. Hughes
Hammond
Gary
Fred Bryan
Bryan
Robert
Jesse Young
North
Jesse Jones
Elsie Allen
Chicago
Paul
Carl
Robert W. Allen
Greencastle Methodist Church
Brick Chapel Cemetery
William Dills
C. C. Tucker
Byron Stewart
A. B. Hanna
Aaron Due
Russell Brown
James L. Randel
Frank Allee
Ed Corfman
Catholic Ladies’ Bazaar
Centra
Central Christmas Club
Christmas Club
Comry
Cecil Sutton
Cartwright Music Shop
Greencastle Court
Ben Hur
May Sears
Ralph Howard
The
Christian Church
F. A. Arnold
Mary Elizabeth Scripps
William Davis
Peoria, Illinois
A. J. Duff
J. B. Harris
Indiana Street
Grubb
Goldie Larkin
Northwood
Purdue University At
Greencastle Rod and Gun Club
Outh
the Herald
White Transfer Co
Brazil
E. H. Grothe
Hamilton
Herald Office
the Baptist Church
Office
Indiana Loan CO
Donner
Opera House
A. Cook, Prop
Mgr
Warner Bros. Presents
Lucretia Lombard
William Fox
Sunshine
Pauline Stark
Lincoln J. Carters
Arizona Express
Fesop’s
Fables
Pathe News Weekly
Presbyterian Church
Wabash Valley Electric Company
Louis F. Hays
South Side Square
Otto F. Lakin
Washington Street
Ambulance Service
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