Local News Briefs From Greencastle And Nearby
Ill for a long time Mrs Knoll of north Madison is confined at home. Modern Woodman meets at 7 30 PM for officers and other business. Mr and Mrs Edward Maddox and Mrs Knoll visited relatives in Rusesville. Clement B Knauer from township near Greencastle is seriously ill and to be moved to Putnam County Hospital. Mrs W Pierce of Salt Kentucky is visiting Mrs Robert Pierce. G C Murphy superintendent spoke at Locust Street M E Church. Epworth League meeting set for Monday at 7. Dr Murphy and Mrs Trembly guests of Mrs Cook in Bloomington district. Miss Randel visiting in Hammond with Mrs George Cook. Jo Knoll employed at peat Sunday in Greencastle. Diptheria illness reported near Mt Meridian. W W Sweet to speak at Epworth League service. Dr G H Murphy visit greeted large Bloomington district audience. Ten accessions at Locust Street Church services yesterday. Max Smulyan of Rothberg Brothers Produce on a New York business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement B. Knauer
Greencastle
Putnam County Hospital
Stiles
Lena Mis
Jo Knoll
Peat Sunday
A. J
North
Madison Street
G. H. Murphy
Bloomington
M. E
Lrge
Locust Street
Max Smulyan
Rothberg Brothers Produce Company
North Jackson Street
New York
Bee Hive Rebecca Lodge 106 Plans Regular Meeting
Bee Hive Rebecca Lodge No 106 I C C F will meet in regular session Monday evening at 8 oclock There will be initiation. Alice Day NG Forence Stringer Secretary.
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Rebecca Lodge No
Alice Day
N G
Ffornce Stringer
Presbyterian Woman's Circle Meeting At Miss Virginia Black Home
The Woman's Circle of the Presbyterian Church will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m with Miss Virginia Black at 409 East Washington Street. Mrs W A Durham will assist as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Presbyterian Church
Virginia Black
East Washington Street
W. A. Durham
New Era Club Meeting Date Changed
The New Era Club will meet Friday afternoon December 14 with Mrs M H Knudson at 608 South Locust Street. Members are asked to please note the change in date of meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Club
M. H. Knudson
South Locust Street
Christmas Optimism Through History Heralds a New Dawn
A column urges faith in Christmas and human progress, contrasting despair with Browning’s childlike innocence. It cites empires fallen yet civilization edging toward light, urging readers to keep hope and advertise in the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Babylon
Egypt
Rome
Cardenella Club Plans Meeting With Mrs Gardner
The Cardenella Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs Kimber Gardner at her Berry Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardenella Club
Kimber Gardner
Berry Street
Week End Guests Visit Zaharakos Home
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Booth and children and Miss Marie Kirk of Indianapolis were guests Sunday of Mrs. Louis Zaharakos and Mr Zaharakos at 101 South Locust Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Booth
Marie Kirk
Indianapolis
Louis Zaharakos
Zaharakos
South Locust Street
Mrs. Ford Lucas Attends DAR Luncheon at Claypool Hotel
Mrs. Ford Lucas of 633 East Seminary Street attended the Indiana Society Daughters of the American Revolution luncheon held Saturday at the Claypool Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Lucas
East Seminary Street
Indiana Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Claypool Hotel
R. W. Allen Celebrates His 82nd Birthday
Robert W. Alllen entertained Civil War comrades and his children at a Monday dinner at his South Locust Street home in honor of his 82nd birthday. James Jackson John T. Magill and Thomas Thompson, all Civil War veterans from Company B 48th Indiana, attended with Mr and Mrs Jesse Jones Mr and Mrs Paul Allen and Mr and Mrs Jesse Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Alllen
South Locust Street
Mr. Allen
James Jackson
John T. Magill
Thomas Thompson
Company B
48Rd
Indiana
Jesse Jones
Paul Allen
Jesse Young
Jones
Young
Allen
Costliest Roman Supper and Curious Tidbits
The article chronicles a Roman aristocrat's banquet costing 240000 dollars for twelve guests with thousands of dishes. It also reports a Ayrshire boy bitten by a weasel near a robin nest, English law on wives and criminals, a Joubert quote on soul and appetite, and a note on chemists seeking coffee substitutes from railroad chefs.
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Oe Knoll
North Madison
Ben
Edward Maddox
North Madison St
Rusesville
G. W. Potter
H Murphy
M. E. Churete
J. C. Trembly
Trembly
Rev
James L. Randel
Hammond
George Cook
Cook
Miss. Randel
Herbert Clements
Near
James Jin
Mt. Meridian
W. W. Sweet
Epworth League
G. H. Murtu
W. M. McGaughey
Margaret Matthews
Donald Ellis
Purdue University
Lafayette
C. W Ellis
William McDonald
Terre Haute
M. L. Darnell
Park Street
Rebecca Lodge
Presbyterian Woman's Circle
the Herald
Gardner
R. W. Allen
Anderson Valee. Co
N. Jackson St
Hamilton Book Store
Lowis B. Cowgill
E. Franklin St
John Bitel & Son
Poland
M. O. Lyon
Franklin Street
Crescent Rebecca Lodge No. 763
Odd Fellows
John Cook & Lone Hardware Store
Hallie Browning
Lelia Talbott
Chester York
Jesse M. Hamrick
W. Jacob Street
O. J. Rector
Paul Albin
Christmas Club Saving
OK Christmas Club
Centrall Company
50 Cent Club
Zeis Bazaar
Satuday
Greencastle Telephone Co
OUR
Ayrshire
Joubert
Opera House
A. Cook
Mer
Frankyn Farnum
Ann Little
Peters
Pauline Starke
and Antonio Moreno
Pathe Comedies
Vwieh Donality Coal Ot Reasonable Prices
Fred BF
Todd Grocery Store
L18
Wet Pranklin Street
J. K. Langdon & Co.’s Book Store
Christie & Potter
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