Local society notes and events span July plans and performances
Mrs. Sarah Bradshaw arrives to care for ill James Paxton at his daughter’s home. June passenger business ranks as the best in five years. Mrs. Clift travels to Cloverdale and Terre Haute for visits. Superintendent Henderson attends a vocations conference in Bloomington. John Shannon hosts a dinner party with family and friends. Locust Street Sunday School tohold annual picnic July 5 with out door feast and games. Irma Hootman departs for Bedford chautauqua performances. Jackson Boyd discusses life philosophy and publishing work. A. E. Ayler visits Terre Haute on business. Dor and Mrs Walthaw depart for Paoli after visit. Mrs. Lawrence Allen and Mrs. Paul Allen visiting from Rushville. Pauline Young returns from Roachdale. Chautauqua committee to meet for August 15 20 program. Vera Bowen’s lecture recital impresses west college audience. Bowen a Northwestern Cumnock and DePauw graduate pursuing further study.
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Locust Street
O. L. Jones
City Water Works
Health hints on osteopathy for natural well being
Edited daily by Dr Sparnhurst over Lyric Theatre the column extols osteopathy as a simple natural path to health. It claims proper circulation from good nutrition breathes clean air and water and that osteopathy can locate and fix trouble to strengthen symmetry prevent surgeries and prolong life.
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Dr. Sparnhurst
Over Lyric Theatre
Starts for Frisco with $3 in pocket
Bruce McIntosh a Greencastle boy and DePauw student left on Tuesday night for San Francisco to visit the Panama Pacific Exposition. He plans to work and bum his way to California and return for the fall term, reaching St Louis the day after departing. He went alone after failing to recruit a companion.
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Bruce McIntosh
Greencastle
DePauw
San Francisco
Bruce
California
St. Louis
MacIntosh
Squirrels, Snakes, and a Green Castled Hunter Tale
A Greencastle hunter trying to smoke a squirrel from a tree encounters two snakes emerging from a higher cavity, prompting a swift retreat. No names are given. the incident is recounted as a cautionary woods tale from Charley Kelley’s circle.
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Greencastle
Mr. Squirrel
Boy Scouts to Open Camp Near Reelsville
Greencastle Boy Scouts plan a summer camping trip at Dr N S Woods farm near Reelsville. A meeting in the library assembly room Friday at 4 o clock seeks full troop attendance to finalize plans and solicit tent loans from those with small tents.
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Boy Scouts of
Greencastle
Boy Scouts
Dr. N.S. Woods
Reelsville
H. A. Henderson
Luscious Chocolate Cherries Delicacy Promoted
Advert promotes Luscious Chocolate Cherries made from imported Maraschino Cherries Sweetened Cream and coated with premium chocolate. It highlights quality and suggests it is the finest Gandy Special announced.
Half-Livers in Business Need Full Life Says Dr Morton
Dr Rosalie Slaughter Morton argues women in business cannot be half alive by juggling work and home. She prescribes rest diet and exercise including baths, walks or rides, nourishing meals, and steady earnings to avoid starving the self and preserve career value.
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Rosalie Slaughter Morton
New York
Morton
Band Concert and Motor Parade to Union Chapel
A 6 30 p m band recital on the square precedes a motor procession to Union Chapel 12 miles north. Over 70 cars are expected. Greencastle boosters plan a strong showing and a concert will be held at Union Chapel. Locust Street Church outlines a series of youth concerts to aid community entertainment with nominal ticket prices. Virginia Curtis of Waldron will headline a reader with other local youths providing numbers.
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Union Chapel
Here
Rockville Road
Greencastle
Locust Street
Virginia Curtis
Waldron
Ind
Absolom
Emma Louise Gerhart
William Riley
Pauline Taylor
Miss Garnett Sackett
Booster Delegation Heads to Union Chapel Ice Cream Social
Enthusiasm rises as a motor trip starts at 6 30 p m to Union Chapel. The event attracts a caravan of over 76 cars carrying the booster delegation to the social this evening.
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Union Chapel
Miss Alice Hamilton Weds Phil S. Fenn in Home Ceremony
Miss Alice Hamilton daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Hamilton married Phil S Fenn who has worked in oil promoting in Putnam and nearby counties The ceremony occurred at the bride's mother's Anderson street home at 830 pm conducted by Dr Salem B Town Only close family and a few friends attended The home was decorated with sweet peas and carnations The couple left for their honeymoon after the ceremony
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John Shannon
Washington Street
May Shannon
Lebanon
W. B. Shannon
Bloomingdale
Alice Hicks
Roachdale
Ruth White
Mary Albaugh
Shannon
Alice Hamilton
Elizabeth Hamilton
Phil S. Fenn
Putnam
Anderson Street
Salem B. Town
SQUIRREL HUNTERS OUT IN FORCE TODAY
At sunrise hunters flocked into Putnam county woods as July 1 opened the squirrel season under state laws. Early reports say many bags were taken and the woods seem unusually crowded with wildlife this year. Lost carrier route book with name on back. return to Herald office or call 65.
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Putnam County
Herald Office
Farmers Bank of Fillmore Indiana Ledger 1915 Sworn Statement
The document shows a balance sheet with total liabilities of 30 170 17 and listed figures including 22 244 55 3 08 1 600 00 1 775 00 1 102 20 911 54 1 428 42 3 88 1 102 00. I A W Inman Cashier signs and swears to the truth before notary A T Foster on June 30 1915.
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John H. Nichols
Chas. O. Bunten
A. W. Inman
Farmers’ Bank
Fillmore
Indiana
State of
The Biggest Day in State Farm Prisoner Admission
A State Farm official said the day marked the largest prisoner intake in history with seventeen from Greencastle, thirteen from Terre Haute, and several other towns contributing. Combined, Greencastle and Terre Haute sent thirty prisoners, with totals near thirty-five, surpassing the previous peak of twenty five.
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State Farm
Greencastle
Terre Haute
Terre Haule
Miss Pettyjohn Plans Trip to Baltimore and Oak Point
Miss Mary Louise Pettyjohn will leave Friday for Baltimore to join her aunt and proceed to Oak Point on the Eastern Coast for a month. They will later visit in Virginia.
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Mary Louise Pettyjohn
Baltimore
Hers. Gaskins
Christain Ford, Va
Oak Point
Virginia
Inquire of Agent Across New York and Coasts
A terse notice lists inquiry of agent across New York, Atlantic Coast and Pacific Coast regions. It implies potential representation or services without naming parties, dates, or locations beyond broad geography. The item reads like a classified prompt for contact through an intermediary.
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New York
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Coast
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Sarah Bradshaw
Ladoga
James M. Paxton
Lee Reeves
West Franklin Street
Sarah E. Clift
Indianapolis
Clift
Cloverdale
Elizabeth O’brien
John Thackery
Bloomington
Henderson
Irma Hootman
Bedford
A. M. Hootman
Miss Hootman
Mauer Sisters Concert Company
Martinsville
Danville
Jackson Boyd
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
The
Star
Boyd
A. E. Ayler
Dor
Mrs. Walthaw
Paoli
Kes
Lawrence Allen
Paul Allen
Rushville
Margaret Allen
Pauline Young
Lincoln Chautauqua Company
Vera Bowen
West College
Miss Bowen
Cumnock School of Oratory
Northwestern University
DePauw University
Frisco
New Community Movement
Phil
Fenn
Bell
C. L. Kirkpat
Georgia
Rocky Ford
Raspberries
Zeis & Company Grocers & Bakers
E. AA Browning
Fred Hays
F. A. Hays
Mr. Hays
Chicago
Vandalia Railroad
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