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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
2
Charles J Arnold Proprietor Greencastle Indiana paper lists rates for Cards of Thanks at 60 cents each obituaries at $1 each and poetry charged 5 cents per line with publication daily except Sunday at 17 and 19 S Jackson Street contact via telephone 65.
Official notices announce Democratic nominations for county coroner recorder assessor prosecuting attorney treasurer auditor and other posts across Greencastle Marion Cloverdale and Floyd townships. Primary election date May 2, 1922 governs decisions and candidacy validity.
The Greencastle Post American Legion hosts a free smoker and feed at the hall on Thursday evening inviting all ex service men. The event promotes the Bonus Bill and upcoming questions to shape its language with Hanford A. MacNider backing the cause.
H C Foster of King Morrison Foster Co sends Kiwanis members a weekly luncheon notice for Thursday January 26 1922 at the same place and hour with a promised speaker from the State Board of Public Utilities. He urges friendliness and mutual helpfulness as Kiwanis aims to build goodwill.
William Donovan, sentenced to death by electric chair for his crime, defies the court saying the children told different tales and will face punishment. He is to be executed June 1 at the Indiana state prison in Michigan City after transfer from Montgomery Circuit Court.
A 1915 testimonial reappears with modern confirmation from J. T. Schildmeyer of Greencastle praising Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble tied to heavy lifting. He recounts relief after using pills bought at Cook's Drug Store and reiterates approval in 1919. 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. manufactures.
Rome January 25 The funeral of Pope Benedict will be held at 3 PM tomorrow The tomb will face Pius VI and adjoin Queen Christina of Sweden who died in 1689 after abdicating in 1654 The Vatican announced the arrangements.
The death of Mrs Roscoe Lisby occurred Tuesday morning. Funeral services will be at 2 PM Thursday at College Avenue Church, with Dr S B Town of DePauw University in charge. The body may be viewed Thursday morning from 10 to 12 at 512 South Locust Street. Mrs O C Payne and daughter Barbara Allen and Mrs Margaret Allen of Valparaiso plan to visit Mr and Mrs Ernest Stoner on East Washington Street next week.
Wabash College gymnasium renovations will complete within days, boosting seating to 2600. A top box for press timekeeping and scoring has been installed along with new scoreboards. The 15 seat stand is elevated above the bleachers to ensure an unobstructed view of the contest.
Clarence Sutherlin and wife visited Henry Jackson and wife. Ida Newman spent time with daughter Amy Buis. Elisha McAninch family visited Earnest Kersey family. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ernest Kersey. School resuming after a scarlet fever closure. Don Quinlan has scarlet fever.
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