Local residents travel to Indianapolis on business
Numerous Greencastle residents including Mrs. F G Gilmore R L OHair Thomas Haltom and others spent the day in Indianapolis on business. Miss Jennie Throop returned from Brazil. The interurban runs extra cars December 20 for Christmas travel.
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F. G. Gilmore
Indianapolis
Thomas Haltom
Henry Runyan
Frank Stroube
Vera Kelley
Leona Kelley
Business Today
Want Ads and Help Wanted Notices
Classified style listing shows jobs for girls at Home Steam Laundry and chicken pickers with pay of five cents each. Address MAX ATLASS in Decatur. Sale of agents for J B Harris at the Court House and a lost fur glove on the college campus with Herald office asked for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Atlass
Decatur
J B. Harris
Court House
Herald Office
Moss and Randel Spotted in Quiet District Conference
Report from a traction car trip between Indianapolis and Greencastle describes Congressman Moss and District Chairman Randel in close talks while works out strategy. Democrats backing Donn M. Roberts suspect lobbying, though Moss has not publicly declared his preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss
Randel
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Donn M. Roberts
Democratic State Committee
Roberts
Clay County
Rockville
Pete” Foley
Mose
Terre Haute
Northern Vermillion Democrats prepare for district convention
In Newport Indiana on December 16 the anti Roberts faction organizes in four of five townships to select delegates for the district convention. Roberts backers rely on A L Clark and Mark Lyday with Clinton ties to gain delegates, while local leaders fear Roberts faces a strong, broad challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Ind
Vermillion County
Anti Roberts
Roberts
Fairbanks-Roberts-Terre Haute Brewing Company
Eugene
A. L. Clark
Clark
Mark Lyday
Mayor Tucker
Clinton
Out Township
Clinton Township
Water Tank Damage At Monon Station And Arrest In Stilesville
A water tank at Monon station was struck by a passing engine causing a heavy water spurting for about an hour. Repairs were begun as the plug and water main were shut off. Richard Alexander of Stilesville was arrested by a Brazil deputy on a worthless check charge connected to a recent repair payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
Richard Alexander
Stilesville
Brazil
Alexander
Justice Harlan Scarab Pin Noted In Senate Colloquy
Missouri resident Charles Francis Bedjoe remarks on Justice Harlan wearing a scarab scarf pin seen by observers in the Capitol. He notes genuine scarab pins are scarce and in high demand, with museums holding many examples that remain intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Avenue
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Charles Francis Bedjoe
Missouri
Capitol
Supreme Court
Harlan
Washington Post
Vigo County Men Sent To Aid Local Campaign
Donn M. Roberts dispatches Vigo County men to Putnam County to boost his bid for district chairman. For days Vigo County workers have tried to sway Putnam County men toward the Terre Haute candidate, drawing disfavor from locals who say they can manage their own interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Donn M. Roberts
Vigo County
Terre Haute
Odd Fellows Dinner Brings Families To Turkey Feast
Members of the Odd Fellows fraternal group hosted a turkey dinner and program Tuesday night inviting club men and their families to a community gathering with greetings and entertainment.
Greencastle Odd Fellows Hold Turkey Dinner Program
About 175 guests attended a turkey dinner hosted by Greencastle Lodge No. 348 IOOF. The event featured readings recitations musical numbers and addresses followed by informal social time and games. Officers listed for Fillmore’s Applegate Lodge No 155 Masons were elected on December 13 with W M Arthur Herod and other posts.
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Greencastle Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
G. W. Linville
Ode _ Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Clarence Riggs
Gertrude Cook
Luella Riggs
A. H. Kenna
Freda Huffman
Applegate Lodge
F. & A. Masons of
Fillmore
Arthur Herod
Edgar Charmness
Charles Beaman
Richard Cowgill
Ee Grover Garratt
Abner Hubbard
Ae Alonzo Smith
Geo Raines
Enoch Proctor
Tyler
Death Expected for Mrs Celia King After Surgery
Telegram from Indianapolis reports Mrs Celia A King of Putnamville is not recovering after a cancer operation at Methodist Hospital on Oct 50. She was the widow of Andy King. The notice notes a death that is momentarily expected. Also referenced are Christmas goods at Langdon's Book Store and a lighthearted anecdote about Jesse W Weik losing and swapping coats in Indianapolis. Roe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Indianapolis
Henry Mann
Celia A. King
Bargain Copyright Books At Langdon's Book Store
Langdon's Book Store offers a large stock of popular copyrights priced at 50 cents each, down from previous retail of one to one and a half dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon’s
Penelope Club Hosts Christmas Dinner at Lueteke Home
The Penelope Club entertained about thirty-five guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lueteke on South Locust street Tuesday evening a dinner party with Christmas decorations readings by Mrs. Edward Stone Mrs. Charles Gardner and Miss Nellie Gardner and music by Mr. and Mrs. Lueteke on piano and violin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelope Club
Charles Lueteke
South Locust Street
Edward Stone
Charles Gardner
Nellie Gardner
Lueteke
Revival Draws Big Crowd at Locust Street Church
Tuesday services at Locust Street church show a growing awakening with crowds filling afternoon and night sessions. Attendance is strong and rising. organizers report high satisfaction and steady influx of new worshipers. The revivalist McKee, once a Dartmouth football center, now brings gamelike intensity to his gospel work and soulfully leads with artful pleading singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Street
Ureh
Greencastle
Mr. McKee
Dartmouth
Lord Christ
Mrs. R. A. Ogg Hosts Party for Miss Mabel O'Hair Engagement
Mrs. R. A. Ogg entertained about forty friends at her South Locust Street home in a party honoring Miss Mabel O'Hair on her engagement announcement. The house wore Christmas colors green and red and guests joined a guessing contest before light refreshments in two courses were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Ogg
Mabel O’hair
South Locust Street
Osteopathy claims to cure chronic diseases in Greencastle
An osteopathy ad asserts mechanical disorders are corrected to free body fluids and boost natural healing. It notes Eleven years in Greencastle and a contact on Phone 226 Prevo Block. Local items report Christmas preparations and community visits among residents including Al Chadd family and Mrs Byrd near Brick Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spamnhurst Osteopathic
Greencastle
Prevo
Sermon Notes on Love Faith and Personal Growth
The congregation heard Mr. McDonald preach on Christ's words to Peter Lovest thou me He showed Jesus cooked fish to teach care for Gods lambs and feeding His sheep Peter swam ashore to meet Jesus but the test was love in action Do not worry about John tend your own work and care for souls Is it well with thee Is it well with thy soul Is it well with thy husband Is it well with thy child The meetings continue daily at 2 50 and 7 80 oclock with calls for forgiveness burdens lifted and Jesus as satisfying portion
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Mr. McDonald
Christ
Peter
Jesus
John
God
Local Social Visits Reported Across Area
Fillmore R R No 2 residents Mr. and Mrs. Mathews visited Tom McCammack on Sunday. Earl Mathews and son visited the Masten family in Cloverdale Saturday night. Clyde Allee and Marion O Neal households hosted guests Saturday night. Nora Morrison and Mable O Neal traveled to Brazil last Tuesday on business. Arthur Plummer and family visited Karl Mathews last Sunday. W H O Neal visited J F Morrison Saturday evening and W H O Neal went to Greencastle Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F Morrison
W. H. O'Neal
Greencastle
Community notes from Mill Creek and surrounding areas
Curtis Craft and family visited Isiah Craft on Sunday. Michael Mahoney was here Sunday. Protracted meeting has begun at Mill Creek Church. Frank Cagle plans to move back to his farm soon. Jack Huffman and Harry Evans were in Brazil Sunday. Ross Bennett and family visited Manhattan meneey. Tom McCullough plans to move to Lem Skelton’s farm soon. Rightsell of Harmony.
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Black Hawk
Curtis Craft
Isiah Craft
Michael Mahoney
Mill Creek
Frank Cagle
Jack Huffman
Harry Evans
Brazil
Ross Bennett
Manhattan
Meneey
Tom McCullough
Lem Skelton
Rightsell
Harmony
Local News From Reelsville and Nearby
Reelsville brief notes report visitors and visits including George Aker and Emory Aker families, H M Smith in Indianapolis, W R McClory’s son Jesse in town, and Sarah Fox from Brazil. Records mention Miss Zola Hancock Greencastle and Miss Mary Hunt Hamrick visiting Kyle Smith, plus Elmer Jones from Sun Dial Canada wintering locally. Church box supper drew good attendance and Jessie Gose named new switchboard operator.
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Reelsville
George Aker
Emory Aker
H. M. Smith
Indianapolis
Jesse McClory
W. R. McClory
Sarah Fox
Brazil
Kate Foster
Zola Hancock
Greencastle
Mary Hunt
Hamrick
Kyle Smith
Elmer Jones
Sun- Dial
Alta
Canada
M. E
Frank Kattman
Terre Haute
J. O. Mullinix
James Job
Otter Creek
Clarence Neese
Manhattan
George Fox
Jessie Gose
C. &. Hill
Levi Carpenter
J. L. Hill
EEL RIVER HEIGHTS Community Notes Prompt Health and Visits
Mrs Minnie Keck has been sick for several days. Uncle Mary Barker repairing work this week. Ruby and Narl Young played rock at Sam Crosby's Tuesday night. Mrs Cappie Dean and Mrs R T Young called on Minnie Keck Thursday. Ben and Charles Bell visited brother Sherman Bell. Sunday visitors include Wm Modlin family with Chas Dean Grover Barker. Merl Judd family visiting this week. Mrs Caprie Dean and daughters Ruth and Bessie visited Mrs William Diker Monday evening.
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Eel River Heights
Minnie Keck
Mary Barker
Ruby
Narl Young
Sam Crosby
Cappie Dean
R. T. Young
Minnie Keckhursday
Ben
Charles Bell
Sherman Bell
Notandey
Wm. Modlin
Chas
Dean
Grover Barker
Dated Stilesville News Items and Local Visits
Stilesville notes birthday surprises as Mrs D C Johnson finds her home crowded by forty friends last Wednesday evening. Lawrence Conrad and family visited F Green. Roxie Warmoth plans a Indianapolis stay. Young People’s Class to stage play Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Yard at the assembly hall Saturday evening with tickets at Reed’s. Mrs Everett Wood visited relatives at Hall. Penelope Club met with Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Poultry Yard
Assembly Hall
Dee
Reed's
Everett Wood
Hall
Penelope
Church Sermons and Visitors Dominate Sunday Schedule
Hallie York and Rev Bratton prepare sermons at the Christian Church for Sunday. Schuyler Arnold from Clayton visits over the weekend. Jane Wallace visits Avn Arthur Rose after Herbert Rose illness. E R Robards and wife travel to Fayette and Indianapolis. M E Foley of Indianapolis lectures on Good Citizenship at the assembly hall with positive reception and more meetings planned.
The Lure and The Eastward Way Stir New York Critics
Critics hail George Scarborough's play The Lure as powerful and sensational while praising its bold handling of slavery themes. The Eastward Way also draws acclaim for its dramatic intensity and Scarboroughs varied background as reporter and government detective.
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R. L. O’hair
Temple Lodge
Nellie Chatman
Bainbridge
Omer Britton
Roachdale
T. A. Sigler
George Gardner
James Maloney
E. B. Taylor
Edward Hanneman
Jennie Throop
Ford Lucas
Fred Bryan
Bryan
Florence Dunbar
Washington
Jackson Boyd
Phillip Frank
Theodore Crawley
Bell Cleaning Establishment
William Sutherlin
Charley Wood
Greencastle High School
Bloomington
Columbus Wells
William Remy
John Keightley
Elwood
Mr. Keightley
Palace
H. C. Allen, Jr
Crawfordsville
Henry Harding
Lulu Gibbons
Benedict-Ostrom
Howard Barnaby
South
Dorothea Barnaby
Wisconsin
Charles Barnaby
State Board of Accounts
Henry O'Hair
Grace Marie O'Hair
Howard C. Dean
East Seminary Street
Ralph Schmaltz
Bedford
Sese
James
Bennett
Mary A. Hawkins
William Hawlins
Greencastle Township
America
Raymond Riley
Donald
James Curtis
Putnamville
W. LD. Cohn
Langdon's
Nmas
Cong
Vermillion
Fletcher
Scarab
Tommy Nan
Fillmore Lodge
Langdon
Jesse W. Weik
John Cooper
Weik
Rest & Royal
Asy Gians
A. B. Hanna
Greencastle RE. R. NO
al Chadd
Clyde Grimes
James Graham
Byrd
Brick Chapel
James Bridges
Paul Grimes
R. R. Sinclair
Apolis
Murat
George Scar
East
M. 4Ough
New York New
Acton Davies
New York
Louis Foe
New York Morning
John bin
William Winter
N Theatre Company
Scarborough
Shuberts
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