Local News Roundup Notes Illnesses Travel and Services
Jim Wright receives treatment in Marvins ville as details of his illness emerge. Detroit trip planned to fetch a Dodge touring car for R. E. Knoll. Funeral attendances mark losses in Indianapolis and Stilesville. Lincoln birthday bank closings noted. Funeral services for Davie C Hurst and William Whitehead described. Miss Lucille O Hair of Paris linked to Actress Miss Page. Local farm sale to Bert Watte reported. Christian church meetings scheduled. various residents ill with influenza or pleurisy.
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Paul Jackson
R. E. Knoll’ Company
Detroit
Mich
H. Harrig
Indianapolis
Kay Hinton
Davie C Hurst
Mt. Meredian
Christian Church
Stilesville
Social notes from Poplar Grove and area
Mrs. Den Cline is ill at home while Miss Cecil Williams hosts a social with brother Paul. James Bales and Jesse Cox travel to Indianapolis for Ev erett Bales sale in New Bethel. Grace Farmer and Frances visit from Indianapolis. Ethel Courtland Evans Dewey Elmore and Roy Jones visit Elias Elmore. Fred Lasly returns from Indianapolis hospital stay. Pearl Bales visits home folks. Albert Williams moves to W Hodges farm. L M Chamberlain spends week in Greencastle.
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den Cline
Cecil Williams
Paul
James Bales
Jesse Cox
Indianapolis
Everett Bales
New Bethel
Grace Farmer
Frances
Ethel
Courtland Evans
Dewey Elmore
Roy Jones
Elias Elmore
Fred Lasly
Miss Pearl Bales
Albert Williams
W. W
Local Ilnesses Deaths and Community Notices in Malta
Local Malta announcements report several pneumonia cases including Frank Garrett and Marie Lawson with family members caring for them. Mary Shuck teaches in place of Lucy Garrett while others visit the ill. Martha Smith's daughter is improving after a serious illness. Frank Snodgrass suffered a fatal stroke. his death occurred after a period of unconsciousness. Community social visits are noted among Campbell and Goodwin families. Water Works urges prompt payments by the due date.
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Frank Garrett
Will Shuck
Frank
Mary Shuck
Lucy Garrett
Eva Walls
Marie Lawson
Anna Goodwin
D. W. Campbell
Coates Villa
Lloyd Campbell
Morris Campbell
Kate Campbell
Fillmore
Mollie Goodwin
Morgan
Ruth
Sam Campbell
Martha
Dick Smith
Merle Wright
Green Castle
Frank Snodgrass
Classified ads for typing real estate jobs and sales
A collection of classified notices lists typing services, real estate buyers, homes for sale, employment ads for office work and a farm hand position. It includes calls for a carrier boy and a girl for the Herald office, with addresses and contact hints.
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Herald Office
Spider Webs Used as Fishing Nets in New Guinea
The account describes enormous spiders’ webs six feet wide in New Guinea forests. Papuan people coil bamboo frames and guide spiders to weave nets for catching fish, using the web’s strong, water resistant thread. Fishermen dip and scoop fish ashore, forming coordinated parties with ready nets.
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Tra
N. C
Een
New Guinea
J. W. Gudger
College
Greensboro
Zoological Society Bulletin
E. A. Pratt
Wale
Y@Je Bay
Reddy
Flo
Clever novelty door at Model Homes Exhibition in London
A double door system patented in Britain as The Receivado allows parcels to be delivered without disturbing occupants. It features interlocking outer and inner doors with a compartment system and automatic locking when a parcel is inserted. Inventor Rackson Mitchell, an American living in Nottingham, seeks U.S. patent rights.
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London
Haseen
Great Britain
Leroy Webber
United States
Nottingham
England
Rackson Mitchell
Heirloom Violin Dream Leads to Bigger Instrument
An Ohio farmer sent his son to a music school to study violin and bought a violin for him. The boy progressed rapidly and outgrew the half violin. In the shop the father chose a violincello, saying the big violin would suit the boy once he grows into it, much to the amusement of the salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ohio
Harper'sagazine
World's Biggest Turbine Installed in New York Power House
The largest steam turbine, 100000 horsepower, installed in a street railway power house in New York City. At full load it consumes 36000 pounds of steam per hour, 1900 rpm, with independent elements for emergencies. It drives twenty five cycle three phase generators of 20000 kilowatts each at 31000 volts, with a combined overload capacity of 70000 kilowatts for two hours.
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New York City
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National Bank Trust Company
Opera House
A. Cook
Mgr
Hallmark Pictures Presents
Miss Gadys Hulette
Edward Earle
Clinton H. Stagg
Pnthe News Weekly
Coffield Tire Protector
Jean
VIA
Terre Haute
Eastern Traction Company
N Lines
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Michigan
Traction Terminal
Eng
Ind
Herald
Jim Wright
Marvinsville
Colonial Hotel
Fred Lancaster
Abraham Lincoln
Greencastle
Erman Duncan
Elijah Barrett
Ebz Hinton
George Faltz
Salem
W. S.’ Duncan
William Whitehead
Salem Cemetery
Putnamville
Jean Page
O. M. O'Hair
Miss Page
Lucille O'Hair
Paris
Ill
Harry A. Talbott
Charles Beeman
Marion Township
Bert Watte
Bainbridge
The
J. W. Shaver
South Indiana Street
A. G. Brown
First National Bank
Chicago
Mrs. Brown
Rossville
Mr. Brown
C. C. Gillet
Corwin & Jon
Adolphus O. Cooprider
Coatesville
Howard Max
Jane Robinson
William Robinson
Carl Sinclair
John Sinclair
Albert Lockeridge
H. B. Langdon
East Anderson Street
John Branham
James Riddell
Knightsville
Arthur White
Fred Hunter
Myra Curtis
James L.’ Hamilton
Poplar Grove
Malta
South J
Greencastle Water Works Company
NGTIC
Badger
Hanna Street
Call 69
Putnam Reality Co., (Inc
Central Trust Company
S. C. Sayres
Mer
E. Gardner
Row
Guinea
the Caney, Ach & Canzy CO
Daytor, Orllo
Batilestap Cofee
the Bankers Investment Co
Brown & Moffett
Fred Masten
Castor
Hip Keet
FAO
Castoria
York
Itt
Ste Constance Talmadge
Wln
Picure
DePauw Gym
Chamberlain
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