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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1915
Page
5
The ad lists Boys hats $3 to $8 with optional side pull down 50c to $1, Boys bath robes 50c to $1, Knit toques 50c and $1, Girls knit toques 50c and $1, Boys raincoats $2.50 to $5, Holeproof hose three pairs $1, Boys gloves and mitts 25c 50c $1, and Boys pajamas.
Miss Irene Kessler accepts position at J Sudranski store. Grace Hootman to visit Memphis relatives for holidays. Mr and Mrs Clifford Reeves visit relatives in Brick Chapel. Mrs H C Lewis and Mrs Jesse Byrd to St Petersburg Florida for winter. Manguns to Greencastle to celebrate holidays. W A Smith's death in Huntertown discussed. Mrs Smith formerly Williams of this town. Edith Zaring to spend Christmas in Greencastle from Menomonie Wisconsin. Local church rooms opened. Epworth League and prayer meeting held. University Christmas dinners begin with Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Nu hosting. Alpha Phi and Delta Zeta to aid needy children. Christmas shopping brisk amid rain and ice. Bain Ellis divorce granted for wife desertion after six years. Mrs Jackson Boyd in Indianapolis. Ruth Robinson visits. Road superintendents meeting planned. Lisby to speak on roads. Motion picture filming arranged for Saturday morning. Nellia Hugins Co. to film with local cast. Miss Angie Godwin reports clothing donations rising. whooping cough affecting two or more orphans at Indiana Methodist Orphanage.
A brief note directs readers to McCurry and Reed's advertisement on page two for a mighty good deal or item.
The Ansco Camera at the Owl Drug Store is the handsomest Christmas present on the market. It would suit him or her. Prices are right and a full line on hand. ad.
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