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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
2
Local Officials Seek Democratic Nominations for 1922
A series of Greencastle area candidates announces Democratic nominations for county offices including coroner recorder assessor prosecuting attorney treasurer auditor and sheriff with primary election May 2, 1922. Candidates include O. J. Rector Jacob E. McCurry Ola Ellis Mrs Dove Stewart Wright Fay S. Hamilton Roy Evens Jesse Young Claude Jeffries Charlie Crodhan W F Davis Roy Brackney Paul Albin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Rector
Greencastle Township
Jacob E. McCurry
Ola T. Ellis
Dove Stewart Wright
Paul F. Priest
Marion Township
Fred F. Fultz
Cloverdale Township
Fay S. Hamilton
Roy C. Evens
Jesse F. Young
Claude Jeffries
Jackson Township
Charlie F. Crodhan
Franklin Township
J. Ott Mullinix
Washington Township
Benton Curtis
W. F. Davis
Roy M. Brackney
Edgar L. Wilson
Floyd Township
Harkles L. Jackson
Elijah Wallac
Mill Creek Township
Albert Shuey
Walter S. Campbell
Paul J. Coleman
Paul Albin
Franklin County Auditor William D. Lovett
Franklin officials report William D. Lovett is named as county auditor. The announcement lists Lovett as the incoming auditor for Franklin County with officials poised to confirm the appointment.
Somerset Social Notes Include Visits and Illness
Somerset residents report visits among neighbors such as Mr and Mrs Robert Bridges and daughter Helen with Mr and Mrs Earl Watson. Frances Vane suffers a scarlet fever attack. Dr Moore attended James Gee who was ill last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bridges
Helen
Earl Watson
Frances Vane
Dr. Moore
James Gee
Charles Frakes
Reed Evans
Will Gee
Howlet Farm
Thomas Flint
Little Howard Davis
Raymond Flint
Ferrand
Ferol
James Pace
Harvey O’hair
Ruth Wells
Fog and memories on Beachport wharf and a sea tale
On the aging Long Wharf Captain Holcombe Nate Ryder Peter Simpson and Little Abner reflect on fog and past voyages. Holcombe recounts a whale boat era near East Point, tending Big Jim’s broken leg, a tooth extraction, and a stormy voyage demoing his makeshift medical care before a horn call ends the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Wharf
Captain Holcombe
Nate Ryder
Peter Simpson
Little Abner
Beachport
Nate
Pete
Abner
Byron P. Thorne
Peter
Holcombe
Scott
East Point
Big Jim
Angus McDonald
Joe
Rock of Gibraltar
Galley Joe
Mary E. Mitchell
Maple Hill Community News Briefs
Several residents suffer colds but report no serious illnesses. Mrs. John Gardner visited sister Mrs. Marion Wright on Sunday. Nannie Cutbirth stays with sister Mrs J W Gardner this week. Brunerstown students and youths hold Friday night debates at the Brunerstown school house. Tom Johnson and wife moved from Lemuel John’s farm to Terre Haute. A number attended Mrs Elizabeth Leatherman’s funeral at Bittle Walnut cemetery Sunday. Sarah Dillinger returned home after two weeks with her brother Robert Dillinger of Cloverdale. Andrew Johnson recovers from a short confinement due to a severe cold. Andrew, son of Easton and Mae Dickey, has a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gardner
Marion Wright
Nannie Cutbirth
J. W. Gardner
Brunerstown
Tom Johnson
Lemuel John
Terre Haute
Elizabeth Leatherman
Bittle Walnut Cemetery
Sarah Dillinger
Robert Dillinger
Cloverdale
Andrew Johnson
Andrew
Easton
Mae Dickey
Local Social Notes and Obituary Summary
Miss Addie McNece and her nephew William Ewing visited Robinson Illinois to see her mother Mrs McNeese. Mrs Walter Tyler returned home from Indianapolis. Miss Emily Tharp stayed in Green Castle visiting sister Miss Pansy Tharp. Mr and Mrs Rev Walter Bailey honored at M E church reception. Mrs Milton Harmless died leaving husband daughter Cora and two sons Victor and Jesse. Helen Vinzant visited Green Castle hosts Mr and Mrs B C McCoy. Mr and Mrs Clifford Hummel and Mr and Mrs Charles Gaskill of Brazil were guests of Mrs Delilah Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie McNece
William Ewing
Robinson, Ill
McNeese
Walter Tyler
Indianapolis
Emily Tharp
Greencastle
Pansy Tharp
M. E. Church
Walter Bailey
Charles Thomas
Milton Harmless
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the Herald
Greencastle Ind
Charles J. Arnold
S. Jackson Street
Ind
Biceach
William D. Lovett
Somerset
Nasturtium
England
Indian Archipelago
Moluccas
Spice Islands
Sicelly
France
Browning
Milton
Maple Hill
Lena
Clifford Hummel
Charles Gaskill
Brazil
Delilah Thomas
Indiana Loan Company
Donner
White Rose
Christie
Thomas
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
J. F. Cannon & Co
Kuppenheimer
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