Local Notes on Greencastle Residents and Visitors
Local news items report Mrs Wilbur Donner moving from east Seminary street to Campbell Flats with the Donner family. Benjamin Swahlen returns to St Louis after attending Joseph T. Dobell's funeral. Greencastle and Parke County residents voyage to Indianapolis Chicago Rockville and other locales for visits and events including a clothing project and a farm bureau meeting. Charles Barnaby walks on crutches after a sprained ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Donner
Frank Donner
East
Cemenary Street
Campbell Flats
Benjamin Swahlen
St. Louis
Joseph T. Dobell
M. H. Hammond
Martha J. Ridpath
Northwood
East Seminary Street
Indianapolis
O. H. McNary
Greencastle
John McCabe
George Frank
Clinton Township
Rockville
Parke County
Putnam
Central National Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of Central National Bank stockholders will be held at the bank office in Greencastle Indiana on Tuesday January 15 1925 from 2 to 4 PM to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and to consider other business. F L OHAIR president S A HAYS vice president 31 Dec 6-13-20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central National Bank
Greencastle
Indiana
F. L. O'Hair
S. A. Hays
Central Trust Company
F. L. O’hair
Central Trust Company Meeting in Greencastle
The Central Trust Company will hold a meeting at its office in the Central National Bank Building Greencastle on Tuesday January 13 1925 between 2 and 4 p m to transact any other business that may come before the meeting.
Christmas Greeting Card Sale at Herald Office
NOW IS THE TIME to order Christmas Greeting cards from the Herald office. A full line of artistic cards available. FOR XMAS GIFTS, visit the Gift Shop at Rectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Herald Office
Rectors
Bad Man Humiliated Haunts Films Studio
The Washington Star reports a public figure nicknamed Mesa Bill, shamed after a film stunt. Cactus Joe recalls threats and claims some locals found the studio and heard how the director spoke to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Bill
Tte
Cactus Joe
Washington Star
Not exactly those words yet a dying pledge of care
The man claimed he was willing to die for me while the friend sensed the sentiment behind his words. He asked what was said, and I reported that he meant he was ready to endure my cooking at any time I chose.
Mourner’s Tale At Hamlet Site Draws Tourists
A caretaker describes a street level grave site where visitors take home a relic from the grave. He notes rubbish and skulls lie about as tourists gather souvenirs from the Hamlet spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorick
Hamlet
Not in. maid answers detective's ring in mystery
The maid says not in. the detective sighs that he could scarcely expect otherwise. He explains his job is to find people out, underscoring a pursuit of hidden names and concealed whereabouts.
Up-to-Date Diet Advice for a Growing Child
A light exchange suggests playful family guidance on weight and sweets as a child brightens with a growing appetite. The dialogue hints at parental concern for health and the humor of everyday kitchen wisdom.
Knitting for Nerves Brings Hope and Humble Romance
A nerve specialist urges David to take up knitting to cope with anxiety. Disguised as an older aunt, he learns to knit on the beach while Elsie, a vivacious passerby, interrupts with laughter and sparks a budding romance as the dog Fido entangles the yarn and hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Jemima
David
Effie
Elsie
Fido
Eisie
Travid
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Kappa Alpha Theta
E. B. Taylor
Walter M. McGaughey
William Voliva
Wallace Holcomb
Chicago
Harold McNary
Putnamville
Farm Bureau
Charles Barnaby
Ford
King-Morrison-Foster Co
Centrall
Crown St
White Transfer Co
Brazil
E. H. Grothe
Hamilton
Inquire Herald Office
Inquire Herald
Cooper
Harry Bohard
Dr. James
Pocahontas Coal
West Virginia
Ford Lucas
Opera House
A. Cook
Mer
Barbara Bedford
Chas. K. Harris Play
William Fox
Sunshine
the Jazz Weekly
Charles Jones
Fesop’s
Fables
Pathe News Weekly
Hamilton’s
Dutch Bread Boards
Whitmans
California
FE. A. Browning
Grocer
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