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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
3
The trial before Mayor Bartley on charges of assault against Freq Crousore was indefinitely postponed due to illness of main witness Gene Hamrick who has grippe.
UPL James L. Hamilton is confined to his home by pleurisy. Frank Thomas spends Thursday in Indianapolis on business. The Allan family, and two children, are homebound with influenza. Paul Sinclair, 12, is seriously ill with pneumonia. Rupert Krenz shows slow improvement from inflammatory rheumatism. Mrs Earl Hinton and Mrs Frank Hinton ill with pneumonia. Frank Hinton’s husband is in Indianapolis hospital. Burglaries strike the O’Hair home with valuables taken. no arrests. Judge Hughes serves as special Boone County Circuit Court judge in Lebanon. Women’s Club meets Saturday at 2:30 at Miss Martha Ridpath’s home. topic “The Three Young Octogenerians.” Mrs J L Randell leads conversation. Sister Charlotte ill. Albert Howard ill. Muriel Alspaugh ill with tuberculosis. Gilbert Toney and family welcome baby Vivian Pauline. Prof H G Gough of DePauw University addresses Parent-Teachers Club. reading by Miss Kersey. Rev H C Clippenger in Indianapolis. Epworth League event at College Avenue church 6:30 with Wilbur Grose on “Prevention is Better Than Cure” and music. Big Pipe Poland China Association meets at 1:30 at county agent’s office. Mrs Forrest Cooper improved from influenza. Harold Knoll and Paul Jackson return from Detroit with two new Dodges. one delivered to Perry Hasty. Mrs Roscoe Zaring travels to Indianapolis to visit her mother. Mr Henry Shopple in Deaconess hospital, wife ill and in serious condition.
The notice advises that people with periodic bilious attacks experience appetite loss before an episode and may eat only due to meal times. It recommends a light meal with no meat and taking two Chamberlain's Tablets to avoid an attack.
Herald office seeks a good carrier boy. Lincoln Oil Co. seeks salesmen for oils greases and paints. A farm hand and a young office worker are wanted. Modern furnished room for rent at 417 E Washington. Chevrolets of 1919 models offered by Cox & Sellers. Poland China hogs for sale. Putnam Realty Co. lists buyers for modern homes.
A veteran Floridian describes perilous nighttime alligator hunts in Florida. Hunters locate holes by grass openings, tease the animal with a hooked pole, and drag it from the den. Once surfaced the gator roars and is restrained with rope. captors then move the catch to higher ground for transport.
Parents urged to choose a safe pleasant cough medicine for kids. The piece notes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a favored option due to lack of harmful drugs and strong effectiveness, based on long experience.
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