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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1927
Page
2
Hoosier Poultry Farm Hatchery advertises ordered chicks from thorough-bred farm flocks headed by superior males. Flocks culled yearly to improve hatch quality and growth. Catalog and prices available by writing Hoosier Poultry Farm Hatchery Michigantown Indiana Box 726.
A shower was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Boone for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hutcheson. Many useful and beautiful presents were received by the bride and groom. Joseph C. Irwin of Ben Davis is spending the holidays with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hutcheson. Several local citizens have finished rebuilding a tel-
Myra Martin handles incoming divorce cases and flirtatious visitors while wondering if marriage will resemble the turbulent games on the files. Gilbert, her boss, teases and barriers blur as Milton presses for dinner and Myra resists a path to romance through a maze of subpoenas and scandals.
The Greencastle Herald lists obituaries and notices with pricing. It notes charges for obituaries at 2 cents per line, poetry extra, and card of thanks at 60 cents each plus poetry lines. It also provides publication details and address at 17 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana.
Roy Irwin and son Andrew of Ben Davis halted at Joseph Hutcheson's to hop cher dogs. Richard Morland is able to be up and around his home. Miss Mary White a Parke County teacher visits with her family. Mr. and Mrs. George Morland spend Christmas with Mrs. Martha Hutcheson. Rev. Walter King and Indianapolis family visit J. A. Hutcheson. Ross Hutcheson of Sullivan passes holidays here. Roy Minter and wife shop in Greencastle.
Day with Frank Garrett and daughters Ella Hazel Pickett called at Cecil Millers and Addison Huber's Monday afternoon. Ted Baldwin and family and Ella Hendren are visiting William Baldwin a few days. Herman Heavin and family visited Douglas Eggers Sunday.
The record lists numerous visits and dinners among families in Malta Indianapolis Greencastle Fillmore and Reno. Notable names include Leonard Heavin Claude Lawson Murray Greenlee Margaret Campbell and Jo Garrett. Activities centered on Christmas week visits weddings and dinners with relatives and friends.
Christmas guests included W E Greenlee and wife of Coatesville Forest Kelly and family of Greencastle Glen Duncan and wife and Margaret Campbell of Fillmore Mrs Maggie Gross is on the sick list Walter Clift and wife of Fillmore visited Mrs Abbie Clift one evening last week Mr and Mrs G E Murphy and Mrs William Dishbrow of Greencastle spent Christmas with Emery Johnson family Eva Gross visiting her parents Elmer Harlan and family of Kansas Ill spent Monday with George Harlan and family Emery Johnson and wife and son spent Monday with Frank Johnson at Mooresville Arthur Roseberry and wife visited the latter's parents George Harlan and wife
Dorothy Baldwin daughter of Mr and Mrs William Baldwin and Glen Dicks son of Mr and Mrs Lowell Dicks wed at Canaan Church with Rev Bertie Mayfield officiating. The ring ceremony honored with Dorothy Irene Baldwin bearing the ring and Olive Lisby as attendant. Reception followed at the Baldwins home for relatives.
Fred Hunter and family joined Mr. and Mrs. Morris Goodwin of Fillmore for Sunday. The Bethel Sunday School exercises drew many attendees. Numerous families visited relatives for Christmas and holidays, including Miss Ruth Higgins of Indianapolis and Miss Mary Bryan teaching at Ladoga.
The community held a well attended Sunday School Christmas program. Residents from Indianapolis and Denver joined local families for holiday meals. Several households hosted dinner plans include O Hairs, Ferrands, Flint relatives, and visiting siblings. A funeral was attended for Ed Watts, with families noting improving health.
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