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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1921

Page

2

Notices and Obituaries Rates Show Local Post Service

Card of Thanks and obituaries are charged at specific rates in Greencastle Indiana. Cards of Thanks cost 5 cents per line for poetry, obituaries 1 dollar each, with general postoffice classifications noted as second class matter.

Greencastle Ind. Postoffice

Community Notes From Maplewood And Bainbridge

Mrs Ray Miller spent one day last week with Mrs Alva Gowin. Mr and Mrs Clarence Crews of Bainbridge called on their daughter Mrs Virgil Ader Sunday afternoon. Mrs Ross Hanks spent Thursday with friends in Bainbridge. Locust Grove Sewing Circle was entertained by Mrs James Lewman Thursday afternoon. This being the Christmas meeting a gift was given and others received in return by each guest. Ms and Mrs Ernest McGaughey

Ray Miller Alva Gowin Clarence Crews Bainbridge Virgil Ader Ross Hanks Locust Grove James Lewman Ernest McGaughey

Local Notes Include Illness and Social Visits

From near Carpentersville a Sunday visit at Aden Hanks is noted. Miss Eula Proctor misses Bainbridge high school this week due to illness. The Gowins the Millers and Mrs. Denny attended Mrs. Robert Allen’s funeral at Brick Chapel on Sunday. Mrs. Earl Crosby of Palestine and Mrs. Clyde Met visited Aden Hanks on Monday. Alva Gowin recently installed a new roof on his barn.

Carpentersville Aden Hanks Eula Proctor Bainbridge High School Alva Gowin Ray Miller Viola Denny Robert Allen Brick Chapel Earl Crosby Palestine Clyde

New Mayor Zeis Submits Appointees for Council Approval

Mayor-elect Charles F. Zeis has chosen a slate including a marshal, street commissioner, and fire chief. He will publicly announce the full selections after the council decides on city engineer, city attorney, and secretary of the board of health.

Charles Zeis Charles F. Zeis Board of Health

Christmas Club opens at First National Bank

The bank invites women men and boys to join the Christmas Club with 5c or 10c weekly plans plus flat sum options. Members can save steadily with deposits ranging from 12.50 to 1900 by Christmas, and may withdraw or leave funds to grow for future needs.

First National Bank

Local social round up from Bainbridge events

Mrs Maude Collings and Mrs Lena Pruitt attended Eastern Star in Filmore Thursday night. Jack Shea visits his brothers Corney and Dan. Mrs Wilbur Priest and Mrs Ormond Hays hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Durward Davis at Mrs Priest home. Mrs Milt Brown and Mrs Kelly of Greencastle visited Friday with Mrs Sally Gregory. J P Allen Jr is confined at home by illness.

Maude Collings Lena Pruitt Lily Cully Eastern Star Filmore Jack Shea Corney Dan Wilbur Priest Ormond Hays Durward Davis Priest Milt Brown Kelly Greencastle Sally Gregory

Dutchy the Violinist and the Ward’s Quiet Spotlight

In a Chicago hospital ward a young pianist known as Dutchy endures pleuro pneumonia while clinging to his battered violin. His German wife Gladys and ex-prize fighter Bill drift in and out, a stark contrast to his refined, fragile persona. A Sunday concert plan elevates his recovery until a cold message ends his hopes as news of a divorce arrives.

Miss Stone Bill Dutchy Gladys Cara Schumann Miss Hampden Imeisic Basy Devors Mary Bill Chicago News

Will Be a Lucky Man Claudia Dialogue

A fragmentary dialogue features Claudia declaring the man she marries must be a money-maker while Horace references reports of her father’s wealth, implying a future match tied to gain. The exchange hints at social expectations about marriage and wealth.

Claudia Horace

Understanding Infant Cries and Illness Signals

The text explains how mothers often misinterpret infant cries during illness. It notes that rare crying can indicate improvement in serious conditions and describes cries for pneumonia bronchitis and croup as distinct signals. It also links hunger to fretful crying and emphasizes careful observation.

Rosettes and Old Buttons for Accessories

Rosettes on boudoir slippers are secured with antique buttons from grandfathers waistcoats. They may be coral camne carne lian amethyst or gold in origin. These relics are prized for slippers and lace bertha fastenings and may soon enter millinery, unsettling the ungrandmothered.

Poem Elevates Broad Humanity In Readers

Poetry is elevating and broad in tone with universal policy for girls to read. It argues girls should remember they are human beings beyond being just girls and that sex is not the supreme distinction. Odd neck chains described as coveted jewelry styles and ways they are worn with cameos and miniatures.

Two Aged Dolls Reflect Family History in Bennington

A well known woman of Bennington, VI, preserves two aged dolls with rich lineage. One doll belonged to her great grandmother and has been in the family for 105 years, the other to her grandmother and is 100 years old. Both dolls wear period costumes, the oldest retaining its original suit.

Bennington

Laundress Instructions for Airing and Sorting Clothes

Instructions for the laundress to hang articles on one side of the clothes horse after airing. Separate items needing stitches or buttons to speed sorting and reduce rummaging through the laundry basket.

Hereditary Gray Hair Traced To Family Traits

Early gray hair is linked to heredity in some families. Experts suggest it results from generations of men and women with dark hair marrying within the same lineage.

High School Basketball Schedule and Student Show

Coach Rhea's team faces Martinsville at home Friday in a return game after a close 22 15 defeat. Saturday Greencastle hosts Bedford in a tough league contest, with Bedford strong in the dark. Haywood Manlove the impersonator performs in the high school auditorium portraying national types and American Indian characters for an entertaining educational show.

Rhea Martinsville Artesian City Greencastle Bedford Purple and Gray Boys Greencastle High School Haywood Robert Manlove Manlove

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