Receiver Appointed For Hurst & Co In Indianapolis
Joseph A. Naughton appointed receiver for Hurst & Co before the Superior Court. The mail order firm runs a Pennsylvania Georgia streets store with Green Castle Marion and Logansport branches. The mail order business to end, some branches may close while others stay open. Creditors seek protection as assets exceed liabilities and all creditors are promised full payment.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph A. Naughton
Hurst& Co
Udell Works
Hurst & Co
Pennsylvania and
Georgia Streets
Greencastle
Marion
Logansport
Naughton
Udell
Local Residents See Mild Illnesses and Visits Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Ed Williams moved into their new home. Joe Cromwell, once ill, is able to work again. Mrs Alf Curtis visited Greencastle with Mrs Laura Landes. Mrs Ella Watson returned from Edinburg. Mr and Mrs Snyder hosted a Sunday dinner for friends. Sick folk in Harve Ferrands are improving. Mrs Will Glidewell and son Robert, ill, are up. Mrs Lois Wright reported ill. Nelle Glidewell spent the weekend at home. Mrs Will Baldwin visited Thursday. Out of town mourners for Horace Webb Tingley included Mr and Mrs Joseph Tingley and son Joseph of Evansville, Mrs Albert Price of Crawfordsville, Elmer Hills of Indianapolis, and Mrs A P Eigenman of Indianapolis.
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Ed. Williams
Joe Cromwell
Alf Curtis
Greencastle
Laura Landes
Ella Watson
Edinburg
Snyder
Harve Ferrand's
Will Glidewell
Robert
Lois Wright
Nelle Glidewell
Will Baldwin
Horace Webb Tingley
Joseph Tingley
Joseph
Evansville
Albert Price
Crawfordsville
Elmer Hills
Indianapolis
A. P. Eigenman
Campaign Rules For Local Prize Voting In Greencastle Herald
A long notice outlines how readers vote for campaign prizes in the Greencastle Herald contest. It specifies that only subscribers may vote, ballots and coupons are used, votes are nontransferable, and ties use identical prizes. The process uses a sealed ballot box near campaign closing with judges to ensure fairness.
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Greencastle Herald
Herald
Hong
Bne
Ce Emmeerares Ee
Hostetters Named to Four Year Trust Board Seat
Roachdale resident J. Hostetter was re appointed by the Putnam County Commissioners to a four year term on the county hospital board replacing the initial one year appointment. The board also reviewed road projects and a county heating plant device fiasco with Marion Machine. A county supplies contract for the quarter ending March 31 1922 will be let on December 24.
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Roachdale
Putnam County Hospital Board
Board OF County Commissioners
David Hostetter
Hostetter
Marion Machine and Supply Co
Court House
Elisha McAninch
Marion Township
Local Notes From Malta and Nearby Areas
Dr Hope of Coatesville visited Morris Campbell's home to see Olyn who had tonsillitis and is improving. Miss Myrtle Havens visits sister Mrs Robert McCammack near Bell Union. Mrs Ransom and grandson Allen Lawson visit Mr and Mrs Clyde Walls in Greencastle. Will Shuck and daughter Mary spent Friday in Greencastle. About thirty neighbors gathered at Reuben Havens home for an evening of games and fruits and refreshments.
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Will Shuck
Alva Wright
Lucy Garrett
Fillmore
Lewis Garrett
Mollie Goodwin
Greencastle
Cora Nichols
Ladies Aid Society
Morris Campbell
Glen Campbell
Filmore
Hope
Coatesville
Olyn
Myrtle Havens
Robert McCammack
Bell Union
Ransom
Allen Lawson
Clyde Walls
Mary
Reuben Havens
Who Will Be City Marshall After Zeis Win
Mayor-elect Charley Zeis faces uncertainty over his choice for city marshal with rumors circling ex-city marshal Charley Reeves as a possible appointee. Zeis will not announce appointments until after January 1.
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City Marshall
Charley Zeis
Marshall Henry O’hair
Mr. O'Hair
Zeis
Charley Reeves
Locust Street Church Society and Standard Bearers Meet
The W L M Society gathers Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs Julius Bryan and urges full attendance The Standard Bearers meet Wednesday evening at 7 30 with Mrs H C Clippinger in the parsonage A special meeting is set for the young people.
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W. L. M. Society
Julius Bryan
H. C. Clippinger
Renewal subscription collections on regular vote schedule
Clarifies renewals and arrearage collections in the Herald Campaign. All money paid on subscriptions counts in the regular vote schedule.
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Herald
Miss Lucille Allen Hosts 14th Birthday Party
Miss Lucille Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Allan entertained at her parents West Walnut Street home Monday evening in honor of her fourteenth birthday anniversary. Fourteen freshmen classmates were guests. The evening featured games socializing and dainty refreshments.
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Harry Allan
Lucille Allan
Harry.Allan
West Walnut Street
Miss Allan
Stanley Davis Struck by Monon Train Near Barnaby Mill
Stanley Davis 31 Herald office employee living north of Barnaby Mill was struck by a Monon Freight engine near his home while crossing tracks on Monday morning. He suffered cuts to the head lip and chin and was taken to Monon station then to his home for treatment. Doctors expect a ten day or longer recovery with no lasting injuries.
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Stanley Davis
Herald Office
Barnaby
Monon
Davis
W. R. Hutcheson
Clinton Falls Bazaar Attends Church Gathering
Attendees at Clinton Falls bazaar included local residents and visitors. The report notes social visits among families such as Conleys, Davis, Roach, Stites, Boswell, Sigler, Fulford and Rhoten with several picnics and dinners. Burial services were held for Rebecca Stites at the Dunkard church cemetery.
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George Conley
Belmore
W. O. Davis
Orvil Roach
Lida Pierce
Rebecca Stites
Samuel Stites
Clinton Falls
Dunkard
Emily Boswell
Eula Stages
Sarah Rowing
Speed marks opening of second period of Herald Gift Campaign
The Herald reports the renewal phase of its gift campaign starting the second period. It lists standings with Mrs. Lawrence Crawley in first, Mrs. Lena Prichard in second, and Mrs. Frampton Rock Hill in third with current positions and standings.
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Lawrence Crawley
Lena Prichard
Frampton Rockhill
500000 Vote Bonus For New Herald Subscriptions
During the second period of the Heralds Every body Wins Campaign a bonus of 500000 votes is offered with each club of 10 new daily Herald subscriptions or 20 new weekly Herald Democrat subscriptions. The bonus votes can be delivered by city carrier or mail and outside city papers count on this club offer.
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The
Herald
Daily Herald
Herald- Democrat
Five Year Herald Subscription Vote Offer
A special 325.00 club deal grants 280,000 votes with a 100,000 vote ballot issued for each 25.00 club. The offer runs throughout the campaign and is part of the schedule and applies to city or outside subscriptions.
Buick Grand Prize on Display at Christie Thomas Auto Co
A new grand prize Buick automobile is showcased in Christie Thomas Auto Co show rooms. The question remains who will win the big prize and drive it home on Christmas Eve.
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Christie Thomas Auto CO
Ex Kaiser to Wed Again, Berlin Paper Says
Berlin dispatch notes ex emperor Wilhelm II intends to remarry. The Zweelfuhrblatt cites a widow of a war officer from Danzig as his chosen bride, claiming a trustworthy source confirms the report.
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Berlin
William
Danzig
Notice to Candidates on Recheck of Herald Campaign Votes
On account of a complete re check of all votes cast in the Herald Campaign the corrected vote standing will not be published until Wednesday instead of today All candidates should report regularly in order that the vote standing may be kept up to date.
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Herald
Xmas Gift Campaign heats up in Putnam County races
The Herald reports the second period of the Xmas Gift Campaign began with a strong start as candidates surge to lead for the Buick car. With ten active days ahead, every vote counts and each candidate pushes hard while the public shows keen interest in the Christ ie Thomas Buick exhibit as a prize.
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Herald
Christie Thomas
Putnam County
Onle
The
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FOR Hurst & CO
L. T. Hurst
Mr. Hurst
Kenneth W. Hurst
S. S. Hostetter
Edgar Jewell
C. A. Williams of
Mr. Naughton
Putnamville
J. Hostetter
Malta
Marshall
Locust Street Church
Lucille Allen
Barnaby Mill
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