Methodist W F M 8S Holds Christmas Service At Church
The Methodist Woman's Foreign Missionary society held a Christmas service in the Community Hall of the church. Members greeted guests and the program featured new members, music, living pictures, and a large Madonna of the chair tableau. Gifts to the Christ child were presented by groups.
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Methodist Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Thoburn
Taylor
A. T. Briggs
Northwest
Indiana
Dora Jones
Frank Conner
Robert Williams
Fred O’hair
Claora Bell
Mrs McNeely To Hostduo Decim Bridge Club Christmas Party
Mrs. Leonidas McNeely of Elm Street will host the Duo Decim Bridge Club's annual Christmas party Friday at 7:30 PM. Members are asked to bring a gift for the rab bag and pay dues.
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Lyle Green
Anderson Street
Veronica Club
Will Herod
Bernard Handy
McNeely
Decim Club
Leonidas McNeely
Elm Street
Duo Decim Bridge Club
The Want Ad Replaces Caveman Courtship
The author contrasts ancient courtship by force with modern society’s use of want ads. Civilization imposes restrictions yet provides a cheap, effortless method to seek partners, flirting with the idea of choosing a mate through classified advertisements. The tone is wry and observational.
No Praise for New Konjola Boosts Grace La Compte Health
Grace La Compte of Indianapolis testifies Konjola improved her health after a year of weakness dizziness and loss of appetite. She says six bottles ended long fatigue and sleeplessness and notes Konjola is sold at Owl Drug Store in Greencastle and by leading downtown druggists.
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Grace la Compte
Illinois — Street
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Owl Drug Store
Konjola Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement touts Konjola Cold Compound tablets as providing amazing relief to thousands of cold sufferers each year, claiming the product shares the same high quality as Konjola. It warns that colds are serious and even mild cases can be dangerous.
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Konjola
The Herald Greencastle details 19th century masthead
The Herald established as the Titan and Democrat in 1858 lists editors Charles J Arnold and LeRoy Yee and notes publication daily except Sunday at 7 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana with subscription rates 3.00 a year in Putnam County 3.60 outside Putnam County and 10 cents per week by carrier in Greencastle.
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Charles J. Arnold
Proprietj LeRoy Yee
Clity
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South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
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