Local items from Greencastle feature campus and social visits
Miss Katherine Sears of Indianapolis guests her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Sears in Greencastle. Joe Raub of Indianapolis, ex DePauw football star, now in life insurance, was here. Rev. C A Wade, DePauw endowment secretary, left for Fort Wayne. Olive Shafer hosts pink tea for Audra Behymer on South Indiana Street with about twenty young people. Dan Sims, Indiana Democrat from Lafayette, drives through Greencastle to Bloomington with his family.
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Joe Raub
Indianapolis
DePauw
C. A. Wade
Ft. Wayne
Olive Shafer
South Indiana Street
Audra Behymer
Dan Sims
Indiana
Lafayette
Greencastle
Mr. Sims
Bloomington
Health Hints on Osteopathy and Wellness
Edited by Dr. Sparnhurst over Lyric Theatre, the column extols osteopathy as a path to lasting health. It urges readers to verify a practitioner’s credentials, explains how structural defects cause illness, and praises thorough exams and adjustments as permanent cures for chronic cases.
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Dr. Sparnhurst
Over Lyric Theatre
Local Notes and Openings Highlight City Life
Mrs. Harry Werneke visits Stilesville relatives while Charles Huffman buys Henry Renick property north of the Renick lot at Franklin and Locust. Rockville road damage from Thursday night ice cream festival travel, with sixty five cars through flooded, rutted sections. Green Castle camp at Eel River Falls opens Sunday for two weeks. eight young men expected. Locust Street Sunday School picnic at O L Jones home features a baseball game between the Sunday school team and an independent church side. The Review of Review notes Jackson Boyd drama The Unveiling and its philosophical themes and inspiration for harmony with nature.
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Rockville
Here
Longden Farm
Union Chapel
Greencastle
Eel River Falls
Locust Street
O. L. Jones
Water Works
Eatcher
O'Neal
Earl Evans
Harry Black
Ralph Mason
Donald Ellis
George Cook
Dan Rowland
Harry Evans
Jackson Boyd
Ormazd
Ahriman
Boyd
Frys welcome a son born Tuesday on Olive Street
Mr and Mrs E E Fry of Olive Street are parents to a baby boy born Tuesday. Clyde Wilson of Bainbridge visited the city today. Mrs F A Arnold daughter Dorothy and Elizabeth Tilden left for Bay View Michigan to spend the summer. They were met in Chicago by Mrs J L Scripps and her children of Rushville Illinois who also go to Bay View. Dr H L Betzner and son left for Burling Ontario Canada to visit Dr Betzner's parents for a week. He will return to Greencastle in a week while Mrs Betzner and their son stay longer in Canada. Afterward they will go to Wellesville Missouri to visit relatives before returning to Greencastle.
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E. E. Fry
Olive Street
Clyde Wilson
Bainbridge
City
F. A. Arnold
Dorothy
Elizabeth Tilden
F. C. Tilden
Bay View
Mich
Chicago
J. L. Scripps and Children
Rushville
H. L. Betzner
Burlin
Ontario
Canada
Torr and Haltom Eventual Marriage Highlighted in Washington Township
William V. Torr, a prominent Washington township farmer, wed Mrs. Alice M. Haltom in a ceremony at Haltom's home on south Indiana street. Minister Rev. Bert DeWitt Beck officiated before 15 relatives and friends. The couple plans to live at Torr's home west of town near Stop 34 on the interurban, amid recent local wedding news as Torr's daughter Lola married Clarence E. Tolliver of French Lick days earlier.
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William V. Torr
Washington Township
Alice M. Haltom
Indiana Street
Bert DeWitt Beck
Torr
Clarence E. Tolliver
French Lick
Alleged Yegg Taken to Indianapolis This Afternoon
Charley McBride from Lin ton Indiana was moved to Indianapolis by Big Four Chief of Detectives Robbins. Arrested at the Big Four station he tried to discard dynamite and tools used by safe blowers but was caught. Bertillon measurements will confirm identity as a professional crook.
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Charley McBride
Linton
Indiana
Big Four
Indianapolis
Robbins
McBride
Louise O'Hair Weds at Country Home Ceremony
Louise O Hair marries in a beautiful ceremony at the country home of Mr and Mrs Fernando O Hair north of Greencastle The home is decor ated for the event.
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Fernando O'Hair
Greencastle
Wedding of Louise O Hair and Ernest Darnall at Champaign
Miss Louise Ann O Hair wed Mr. Ernest Maccoun Darnall of Chicago at the O Hair home near Brick Chapel on June 30 1915. Dr Hilliary A Gobin led the ceremony with music by Mrs Renaldine Smith Noble and Miss Mary Alice Potter. The couple plans residence at The Harvard Champaign and a West tour including the Panama Exposition.
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Louise Ann O’hair
Ernest Maccoun Darnall
Chicago
Kernando O’hair
Brick Chapel
Hilliary A. Gobin
DePauw University
Renaldine Smith Noble
Indianapolis
Mary Alice Potter
Greencastle
McDowell
Sodermann
Irene Nelson
Margaret O'Hair
George Washington
Ora Darnall
Acme
Wyoming
Elizabeth McConn
Sam McConn
Alice
Selah Soper
Danville
Ind
Lottie Davis
North Salem
Beulah Staples
Rushville
Raymond Nelson
Irene
Lillian Gray Smith
Amelia Torr
Louise Ritch
New York City
Laxative Medicine Tonic Ad Aimed at Children
An old advertisement promotes a weekly laxative tonic for children claiming it cleanses the insides purifies the blood aids appetite aids sleep and growth. Price 85 cents from Cook Drug Co.
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Cook Drug Co
Fourth Bainbridge Horse Show Draws Large Crowd
The fourth Bainbridge horse show will be held Saturday with a good program arranged and a large crowd expected to attend.
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Bainbridge
Bainbridge Horse Show Plans and Prizes Tomorrow
The Bainbridge business men sponsor a full day starting at nine with a program of horse events and auto contests. Prizes include four dollar firsts in suckling categories, five dollar top awards for draft and stallion classes, pony class, roadsters, trotting, and two auto speed events with five dollar firsts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe S. Collings
Spuds Fall in Price as Rain Threatens Supply
Potatoes retail at $1.00 a bushel, far below last year’s $2.40–$3.00. Heavy rain blamed for lower prices. Also in town, Vandalia Railway chief detective Levi Lauderback from Brazil.
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Levi Lauderback
The
Vandalia Railway Company
Brazil
Veterans groups plan meetings this week in Greencastle and Papeete
Earl Fisk Camp No. 48 United Spanish War Veterans meets Thursday at 8 in Modern Woodmen hall. Greencastle Court No. 102 Tribe of Ben-Hur meets this evening at 8 with officer installation and refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fisk
Woodmen Hall
Greencastle Court
For Rent Double House Near Square Seeks Tenant
Double house in best part of the city two blocks from the square advertised by Fred V. Thomas contact by phone 887 for details.
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Fred V. Thomas
Squirrel season opens as licenses sell briskly at county office
Hunters flock to the County Clerk Harry W. Moore’s office to buy permits. Two days of brisk sales followed fresh rains that made conditions ideal. Squirrels are plentiful in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Moore
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Katherine Sears
Elizabeth Sears
Harry Werneke
Stilesville
Charles W. Huffman
Henry W. Renick
Renick
Franklin and
Locust Streets
David Belasco
Paris
Lyric Tonight
New York Evening Sun
Werneke
William ¥. Torr
Alice Haltom
Claremont
Spring Grove
Forest Lawn
Maple Nook
Herald Office
CERES
URUR
Guru
Louise O'Hair
Champaign
Papeete
Beta Theta
M. C. Wylie
Herald
Central National Bank
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
St. Louis
Federal Reserve
United States
Putnam
J. L. Randel
W. H. H. Cullen
Bascom O'Hair
Frank A. Arnold
Robt
L. O'Hair
the City Garage
N. W. Cor. Square O. L. Kirkpatrick Pho
Weer
Zeis & Company
Grocers & Bakers
E. AA Browning
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