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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1929
Page
8
Physicians prescribe cod liver oil and iron as a food tonic to rebuild solid flesh and red blood. Chemists extract vitamins and flesh-building elements from cod liver oil and pair them with iron in tablet form. Get Burke's cod liver Oil and Iron Tablets at Mullins Drug Store for a sturdy healthy youngster.
Obituary recalls Mary Elizabeth McCammack born May 22 1868 in Marion township Indiana died January 3 1929 aged 60 years 7 months 11 days. She married Taber McCammack 1888 later widowed, then Thomas McCammack in 1893 and had 9 children. She joined Union Valley Church in 1921 and left a large family including 10 children 2 grandchildren 4 brothers and 2 sisters. Funeral details note Roy McCammack and others, plus local notices on illnesses, deaths and a Home Economics Club meeting in Roachdale with Purdue Short Course delegates.
Miss Mary Hostetter returned Sunday to school work in Fort Wayne. Mrs. Riley King came home Sunday after visiting her mother Mrs. Mary Stultz who has bronchial pneumonia at the home.
Lou Tellegen, famed stage and screen star and ex husband of soprano Geraldine Farrar, is discharged as a bankrupt by Federal Judge Paul J. McCormick. He reported debts of 20 901 and assets of 2 2 as of the filing.
Katherine Gertrude Patton Egger born November 12 1925 died January 4 1929 after four days of pneumonia croup and tonsillitis. Survived by parents Allen and Dorris Patton Eggers grandparents aunts uncles cousins and many relatives. Service conducted by Rev Cecil Griggs at Christian Church New Marlsville with flowers by Irene Miller and others.
We express sincere thanks to all who helped during our sorrow following the death of our darling baby Katherine Gertrude Eggers. Mr and Mrs Allen Eggers extend heartfelt gratitude to grandparents aunts and uncles for their kindness.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Hauck called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas Friday evening. L. Girton, a Pennsylvania railroad mail clerk, spent his vacation with home folks. Albert Hutcheson of Brazil and Mrs. Hutcheson visited D. V. Vanlandingham Wednesday. Miss Mildred Hammond of Reelsville High School is ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Ernest Avert was in Green Castle Monday. Madonna Hutcheson hosted a card and watch party Monday evening. Several residents shopped in Greencastle Saturday. Mrs. C. L. Girton visited Fred Farris Friday afternoon. Alpha Mie and Mildred Hammone helped Madonna and Florence Hutcheson Monday night. Miss Mary Hauck visits sister Mrs. E. I. Clothier in Rockford, Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. William Strain visited Raymond Hammond and family Saturday evening.
William A. Stuckey proprietor of Cataract Falls is seriously ill with influenza. W. T. Woodward said Stuckey with Mrs. Stuckey and children spent Christmas in Indianapolis. The illness is a recurrence of a former influenza attack.
Notre Dame led Wabash 42 to 19 and Valparaiso beat Kalamazoo Normal Vincennes 54 to 35. Rushville defeated New Salem 31 to 21, Roachdale 28 to 25 over Bainbridge, and Oakland City topped Kalamazoo?
Joel R. Macy aged 94 died at his daughter’s home ten miles northwest of Plainfield Ind from pneumonia after influenza. He lived many years in Hendricks county and was active until illness. Services planned at Sugar Grove Conservative Friends Church with burial in Sugar Grove Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Mason R Stanley and daughter Mrs Libby Peacock of Galena Kansas and brother Newton Macy of Kansas.
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