New Maysville Social Visits Highlight Weekend
Mr and Mrs Tom Allgood and daughter Hazel along with Mr and Mrs Clay Lasley visited Mary Allgood. Florence called on Mrs Dan Weller and daughter. Onvad Temple and Paul Beam from Indianapolis spent the weekend with Howe folks. Laura Steward visited Mrs Jane Modin and Mrs Chauncey Perkins with daughters. Emma Steward and Wlady visited Kattie Kendell. Corda Temple visited Ella Hendren. Chauncey Perkins and daughter called on Mr and Mrs Clyde Steward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Allgood
Hazel
Clay Lasley
Mary Allgood
Nona Grantham
Florence
Dan Weller
Onvad Temple
Paul Beam
Indianapolis
Howe Folks
Laura Steward
Jane Modin
Chauncey Perkins
Emma Steward
Wvady
Kattie Kendell
Corda Temple
Ella Hendren
Clyde Steward
Funeral notices and social items from local town
Mr and Mrs Lee Akers of Indianapolis attended the funeral of Mrs Maury Daugherty at the Presbyterian church Saturday afternoon. Mrs Etta Owens of Russellville is visiting the Hyten family. Mr and Mrs Tom Lovett of North Salem were in town for business Saturday. Mrs Anns Edwards is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Akers
Indianapolis
Maury Daugherty
Presbyterian Church
Etta Owens
Russellville
Hyten Itérs
Tom Lovett
North Salem
Anns Edwards
Aunts Arrival Spices Charley and Babbs Chapter Three
Charley awaits a telegram from his wealthy aunt returning from Brazil to meet him again. Babbs faces pressure from the boys to entertain the supposed aunt as Sir Francis Chesney’s cadet visit ends and engagement plans wobble. The chapter shows Babbs awkwardly presenting flowers and the girls reacting to his antics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Brasil
Ils
Babbs
Rabbi
Jack
Wille
Babba
Babbs Disguises and Comic Courtship in British Ward Tale
Babbs creates chaos at the Spettigue household using feigned elegance and feigned romance with Jack Charley and the girls. The guardian Mr Spettigue arrives as Babbs plays coy while Sir Francis appears, trading witticisms and flirtations for money. The scene ends with Babbs embarrassed but unbowed, as the intrigue promises more to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Jack
Babbs
Amy
England
Donna Luria D'Alvadores
Irieh
Braz
Brasset
Mr. Spettigue
Nats
Local residents note visits and meetings in Greencastle
Several families spend weekends visiting relatives in Greencastle including Mrs Evie Gillen and Mr Clay Brothers with John Turner. Henry Franklin Sheptauzh funeral held in Greencastle. Mrs Mary Anderson attends Purdue Short Course. Beam couple buys Armstrong brick bungalow on North Indiana Street and plans move in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie Gillen
DD. B. Hostetter
Mary
Mary Anderson
Purdue University
Ray Crosby
Wm. McMullen
Paul F. Beam
Robert Armstrong
Indiana Street
Local notices from Cloverdale weekend visits and funerals
Miss Mary Rogers of Indianapolis visited relatives in Cloverdale over the weekend. George Shaw of near Cloverdale died in Lebanon and his funeral is planned for Tuesday. Several residents attended funerals in Terre Haute and Bloomington, including Mrs. Edward McMurry and Clifford Marshall. Mrs. William Pollard returned home from Indianapolis hospital and shows gradual health improvement. Oscar Patrick spoke at Purdue Short Course on hog raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rogers
Indianapolis
Joe Rogers
Anna Jole
Herbert Ray
Smyrna
A. J. Hann and Sons
C. G. Shaw
D. R. Maze
Oscar Patrick
Lee Patrick
Baldo Michael
Purdue
Lafayette
Institute
George Shaw
Lebanon
Shaw
Cloverdale
J. W. Cromwell
A. J. Tabor
Nora Morrison
Jina Cunningham
Edward McMurry
Bloomington
Fred Clearwaters
Clifford Marshall
Bloomington Road
William Pollard
Cleeman Hospital
Pollard
Buic Family Visit Noted In Local Social Roundup
Sunday afternoon Mrs. William Newman and her son Leonard visited Oran Buis and family. The Buic household hosted the gathering after church and guests spent the rest of the day in friendly correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
B. Buic
William. Newman
Leonard
Oran Buis
Famil
Community Visit Notes From Local Families
Local residents report weekend and midweek social visits among neighbors and relatives. Families like Woods, Wiley, Heavin, Shack, Lawson, Garrett, Phillips, Shuck, Bartlett, Campbell and others are mentioned with recent calls, visits, and gatherings across town and in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Woods
Earl Wiley
Iwonard Heavin
Dick Smith
Jennie Mason
Will Shack
Hazel Woods
Alberta Heavin
Indianapolis
Claude Lawson
Frank Strain
Ransom
Rebecca Shuck
Maria Campbell
Local Social Notes From North Floyd Area
Mrs M E Smith is ill with tonsillitis. Mr and Mrs Gene Girton and son of Indianapolis spent Sunday at Pred Rogers. Charles Devers moved Friday to Wilmington Ohio. Mrs Ola O Neal entered the hospital at Champaign Illinois. Mr and Mrs Roy Macy and family of Linden spent Sunday at John O Neals. Mrs Mae Stages and son James spent Saturday at Alve Daviss. Eva Merle Staggs spent weekend with Lois and Fenn ivay. Mrs Opal Osbourne and daughter Dorotha visited Mrs Mae Stages. Mrs Ella Shinn is with her daughter Mrs Glen Shinn after her appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Smith
Gene Girton
Indianapolis
Rogers
Charles Devers
Wilmington
Ohio
Ola O'Neal
Champaign
Illinois
Roy Macy
Linden
John ‘O'Neal
Mae Stages
James
Alve Davis
Eva Merle Staggs
Lois and
Fennivay
Opal Osbourne
Dorotha
Mre
Ella Shinn
Glen Shinn
Birthday Dinner Gatherings Across Corn Stalk Valley
Mrs Elen Newman and family joined Mrs Homer Hallum near Quincy for a birthday dinner. The Newmans and Leonard plus Mrs Myrtle attended. Mrs Merrill Nichols and children visited the Nichols and Arvil Nichols families. Mr and Mrs Cecil Nichols and children also visited. Edwin Hunter accompanied by Darn Buis and family were guests. Ruth Higgins of Indianapolis visited her parents Herbert Higgins and family. Kilisha McAninch and wife called in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elen Newman
Wm. Newman
Leonard
Myrtle
Homer Hallum
Quincy
Merrill Nichols
Cecil Nichols
Arvil Nichols
Fred Hunter
Edwin
Darn Buis
Ruth Higgins
Indianapolis
Herbert Higgins
Kilisha McAninch
Charles Jr Arnold Publisher and Greencastle Press Ad Rates
Charles Jr Arnold established in 1858 as The Press. Published daily except Sunday from 17-19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana. Telephone 65. Subscriptions 3.00 yearly in Putnam County, 3.64 outside. Carrier delivery in Greencastle 10 cents weekly. Advertising rates on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jr. Arnold
Greencastle
Ind
South Jackson Stree
Indiana
Putnam County
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Corn Stalk Valley
Voncastle
Abraham Lincoln
Sun-Mon-Tae
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Xsges ii Ciricy
Charles
Euves
Abe
Buck Jones
Miriam Sefgar Cuarles Morton
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Walter Huston
DW Griffiths
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Voncastle Theatre
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