Annual stockholders meeting of Central National Bank
Notice announces the annual meeting of the Central National Bank stockholders to be held at the bank office in Greencastle Indiana on Tuesday January 8 1924 between 2 and 4 pm. The agenda includes electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and any other business. Signed F L O Hair president and S A Hays vice president. Dec 6 13 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central National Bank
Greencastle
Indiana
F. L. O'Hair
S. A. Hays
Central Trust Company
A. Hays
Std. Dee
Stockholders Notice Election at Greencastle Bank
The Central Trust Company will hold a stockholders meeting at its office in the Central National Bank Building Greencastle on Tuesday January 4 1924 from 2 to 4 pm to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and transact other business. A Hays vice president. StD Dec 6 13 20.
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Putnam County
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Sarah C. Johnston to appear in Putnam Circuit Court at Green Castle Indiana on January 7 1924 and show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved. Witness Clerk Walter S Campbell December 12 1923. $10. Dec 13-20-27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah C. Johnston
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Walter S. Campbell
Heavin Family Hosts and Visits Feature Local Calls
Mr and Mrs Leonard Heavin spent Friday and Saturday in Indianapolis. Numerous locals attended Mrs Milton Day’s funeral in Fillmore. visits include Robert Lawson and family with Claude Lawson, Grace Morehart with Emma Morgan, and housekeeping moves of Clay Garrett with uncle Ben Singleton west of Greencastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Heavin
Indianapolis
Milton Day
Fillmore
Robert Lawson
Claude Lawson
Anna Goodwin
Poynter
Will Shuck
Grace Morehart
Emma Morgan
Clay Garrett
Ben Singleton
Greencastle
Morris Campbell
Olyn
Ruth
Margaret Morgan
Rebecca Shuck
Glen Duncan
Local social visits and community help noted
Mrs. Merle Smith and daughter Mildred visited Mrs. Alberta Heavin last Friday. Lewis Garrett Sammy Goodwin and the Heavins along with Mr and Mrs Claude Lawson helped Will Shuck with a Monday butcher work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Smith
Mildred
Alberta Heavin
Lewis Garrett
Sammy Goodwin
Leonard Heavin
Claude Lawson
Will
Local residents mingle in Greencastle and surrounding towns
Bainbridge residents Chas Hughes and wife along with Elmer Hughes and wife visited Greencastle Tuesday. Numerous families traveled to Indianapolis, Greencastle, Roachdale and Crawfordsville for shopping and visits. The Bezaar by the Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church raised about $80, and several local residents were noted visiting, dining, or attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Hughes
Elmer Hughes
Greencastle
Raymond Galbreath
Betty Florence
Indianapolis
Milt Ford
Eliza Jent
Carrie Coverhill
Prudence Evans
Batman
F. C. Collings
Ray Miller
Albert Hubbard
Alva Gowen
Virgil Ader
Aig
Methodist Church
Groveland
Ray Graham
Graham
M. E. Steward
Fillmore
Claude Hughes
Roachdale
Chas. Hughes
Ruby Galbreath
Crystal Priest
Grace Priest
Frank Miller
Joe Patton
Browns Valley
Jesse Nelson
Fred Nelson
Della Priest
Albert Priest
Shell Priest
Ashton
Priest
Fred Gordon
Ed Stoner
Cecil Stoner
Ruth Rogers
Sol Ader
Loren Welty
Ben Priatt
Chas, Cooper
Chas
Crochan
Edgar Ashby
Ladoga
Bainbridge
Tuseday
Jennie Nelson
Warren Young
Crawfordsville
Clearence Etcheson
Oscar Coffman
Henry Allee
Henry Ford
John Phillips
Otis Ford
Ed Reeves m
Crawfords
Ville
Pearl Noland
William Berry Sun
Harley Ford
Donald Eugene
William Berry
Wm. J. Knauer
Muriel Ford
Methodist Hopital
Maggie Cox
Houston Lewis
Missing Think Precedents Save Thought in Biology
A cryptic note from the Atchison Globe suggests a grave situation in reasoning where missing links in biology are tied to the idea of a missing think, with no change reported. The text hints at a philosophical or scientific dilemma under a period tone.
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Atchison ‘Globe
Local Social Roundup Partners and Visits
Jones-Stevens Co. Mrs. Lora Quinlan spent Thursday with Mrs. Hazel Bryan. Mrs. Elsie Hunter and son Frank Jr. visited with Willis Scobee and family. The C. C. Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Davie Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Day and daughter Thelma and Mr. and Mrs. Oran Buis were Sunday visitors with Wm. Newman and family. John Elliott and family spent Sunday with C. P. Buis and family. Prof. Higgins of Fillmore called on Uncle Ira Denny Monday evening. Lester and Harold Storm Marvin Weldon and Cutty Arnold spent Sunday evening with Floyd Ray and Harrison McGinnis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Quinlan
Hazel Bryan
Elsie Hunter
Frank, Jr
Willis Scobee
C. C. Club
Davie Bryan
Chester Day
Daugther
Thelma
Oran Buis
Wm. Newman
John Elliott
C. P. Buis
Prof. Higgins
Fillmore
Ira
Mrs Swahlen to Spend Christmas in St Louis
Mrs. W. F. Swahlen left Wednesday for St. Louis to spend Christmas with her sons Dr. Percy Swahlen and Ben Swahlen and her brother Dr. Benjamin Hypes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Swahlen
St. Louis
Percy Swahlen
Ben Swahlen
Benjamin Hypes
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Airdale
J.B. McCabe & Sons
Tara Hill Stock Farm
Greencastle, R. R
the Herald
UUA
S. C. Prevo & Sons
Malta
E. A. Browning
Grocer
Bainbridge News
John Eitel
Park and Tilford
Lowney’s
Red Cross
Jones - Stevens Co
Corn Stalk Valley
R. P. Mullins
Santa Claus’ Headquarters
Candyland
Santa Claus
Ideal Grocery
Franklin Street
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