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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1923

Page

2

Brief News of the Week Highlights Local Visits and Marital News

Mrs Bert Smith of West Franklin Street spent Thursday with her parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Masten in Coatesville. Walter Williams, ill at home on South Indiana Street, is moved to Methodist Hospital Indianapolis for specialist care with Mrs Williams accompanying him. Mr Williams a motorman on the interurban. Mrs John Gallion of Bloomington visited Friday on her way from Danville where her daughter Marguerite Pope graduated. Miss Minerva Coombs and Oral Sutherlin wed at Rev J E Cash home on West Washington Street with plans to live on the Coombs farm. U S Young of Chicago visited his parents on South College Avenue. Mrs Young and son stayed several days. Miss Mary Frances Scobee left for California after visiting aunt Miss Mable Stoner.

Bert Smith West Franklin Street Jesse Masten Coatesville Walter Williams South Indiana Street McCurry Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Williams Mr. Williams John Gallion Bloomington Danville Normal College Marguerite Pope Minerva Coombs G. S. Coombs Greencastle Oral Sutherlin Thomas Sutherlin Mt. Meridian J. E. Cash West Washington Street Rev. Cash Coombs U. S. Young Chicago Milligan Young South College Avenue Mary Frances Scobee Mable Stoner California

Birth of Daughter During Dor othy Black Family Event

Mr and Mrs Frank Smith residing with Mr and Mrs Charles Black announce the birth of a daughter on a Saturday morning. The mother is formerly Miss Dorothy Black.

Frank Smith Charles Black Smith Dorothy Black

Local Real Estate Purchases and Notable Trips

J Talbott Christie bought two Beveridge Street lots from Grant Scott and plans multiple modern homes on the blocks. Stanley Young departs for Oxford Maine to enter the Camp for Boys via Prof Caldwell DePauw. County Agent Harold McNary joined Vigo Putnam Clay Parke Davis Greene Vermillion agents in Terre Haute for their monthly gathering. Mary Wright Arthur Lisby and Edna Arnold attend Central Normal College commencement in Danville with several graduates. Rev Frank Roach visits Long Beach California from his post in Terre Haute to see J T Darnall.

J. Talbott Christie Grant Scott Beveridge Street Harold McNary Terre Haute Vigo Putnam Clay Parke Davies Greene Vermillion Counties Mary Wright Arthur Lisby Fillmore Edna Arnold Danville Central Normal College Marguerite Pope Ella Pickett Claude York City

Petersburg Family Plans Summer Drive to Bay View

Mrs. Alice Thomas Miss Lotta Thomas Bruner Thomas and Bruner Lemmon of Petersburg depart early in the week for Bay View Michigan to spend the summer. They will travel by automobile.

Alice Thomas Lotta Thomas Bruner Thomas Bruner Lemmon Petersburg Bay View Michigan

Mrs Matthew and Miss Bittles Visit Mother in Indianapolis

Mrs. W. C. Mattews of Kentland and Miss Mary Bittles traveled to Indianapolis on Friday to see their mother Mrs. Susie Bittles who is recuperating after a recent operation at the Methodist Hospital.

W. C. Mattews Kentland Mary Bittles Indianapolis Susie Bittles Methodist Hospital

Hawkins Auto Sales Delivers Bread Wagon for Lueteke Bakery

Hawkins Auto Sales Co delivers a new yellow delivery wagon to Lueteke Bakery. Mounted on a one ton chassis the bread delivery vehicle is described as highly attractive in appearance and ready for daily service.

Hawkins Auto Sales Co Lueteke Bakery

Local visitors and residents featured in area social notes

Mr and Mrs William Stuckey and their son from Cataract visited Friday with Mr and Mrs George Christie. Miss Dorothy Bard of Dana visits friends here. former Greencastle resident. Miss Elizabeth Ward bought a Buick touring car from Moffett Dobbs and Christie. Mrs Grover Boots and daughter Aileen spent the weekend in Jewett Illinois. Miss Ella Phillips of Muncie visits aunt Mrs Hattie Hampton on West Elizabeth Street. The Johnsons daughter, eight, of Madison township is seriously ill with diphtheria.

William Stuckey and Son George Christie Dorothy Bard Dana Miss Bard Greencastle Elizabeth Ward Moffett, Dobbs & Christie Agency Grover Boots Aileen Jewett, Illinois Ella Phillips Muncie Hattie Hampton West Elizabeth Street Sam Johnson Madison Township

Gillens Attend Clinton Exchange Club Dinner on Wabash River

Mr and Mrs C C Gillen traveled to Clinton Thursday evening for a dinner hosted by the Clinton Exchange Club at a river house along the Wabash River six miles from Clinton. Mr and Mrs Milton Brown and their children started a two week motor trip to the Ozark Mountains in Missouri on Saturday morning.

C. C. Gillen Clinton Exchange Club Wabash River Milton Brown Ozark Mountains Missouri

Indianapolis visitors recall local ties in city weekend

Mr. and Mrs Cushman Hoke and Mr. and Mrs Raymond Orr of Indianapolis spent the weekend in this city. Mrs Hoke, formerly Miss Margaret Shoptaugh, is daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Shoptaugh. Mrs Orr, formerly Helen Kelly, is daughter of Mrs Olive Kelly.

Cushman Hoke Raymond Orr Indianapolis Hoke Margaret Shoptaugh Frank Shoptaugh Orr Helen Kelly Olive Kelly

Reverend Kimberlin Guests At Towns This Week

Rev and Mrs R O Kimberlin with family from Delphi are visiting Dr and Mrs S B Town this week. Kimberlin teaches at DePauw in the Itinerant school program hosting duties follow.

R. O. Kimberlin Delphi S. B. Town

Picnic Social Highlights From Local School and Clubs

Sixteen pupils from the summer school physical training class at the High School, led by Miss Margaret Tinsley of Crawfordsville, enjoyed a Saturday picnic at Seller's Spring. Members of the Greencastle Club women attended the Putnam County Federation of Clubs picnic at Union Chapel church on Thursday. Also noted are local families visiting relatives in Crawfordsville and a trip by Mrs. Gertrude Werneke and son John William and Mrs. William Hill of Brazil to Danville and Allerton Illinois.

Margaret Tinsley Crawfordsville Greencastle Club Putnam County Federation of Clubs Union Chapel Church Parke Dunbar Ford Lucas Louise O. F. Overstreet W. M. McGaughey F. C. Tilden James Cannon Mabel Stoner Gertrude Werneke John William William Hill Brazil Danvile and Allerton Ill

Local Visitors Arrive from Arkansas and California

Mrs. William Sitlington and her son Joe visit Greencastle with Mrs. Allen Tilden and her son Dicky from Little Rock. Mrs. Sol Rosenthal and children, long in Los Angeles, join Mr. Rosenthal in Greencastle to settle at 703 South Locust Street.

William Sitlington Joe Allen Tilden Dicky Little Rock, Ark Greencastle Sol Rosenthal Los Angeles California Mr. Rosenthal South Locust Street

Irvin Gregory Guests of Huestis Family

Mr and Mrs Irvin Gregory of Irving Illinois spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs F P Huestis and their daughter Irene Mrs Gregory is a sister of Mr Huestis.

Irvin Gregory Irving, Ill F. P. Huestis Irene Gregory Mr. Huestis

Miss Irene Huestis Takes Ten Day Vacation

Miss Irene Huestis of Langdon's Book Store leaves Monday for Anderson and Winona Lake to spend ten days with friends.

Irene Huestis Langdon’s Anderson Winona Lake

Mrs Stoner and son to move to Pendleton for future home

Mrs. P. P. Stoner and her son John Halburt Stoner departed Friday for Pendleton where they plan to establish their future home. Mr. Stoner has held employment in that city for nearly a year.

P. P. Stoner John Halburt - Stoner Pendleton Stoner

Yeagers and Beulah Visit Friends in Muncie

Mr and Mrs F C Yeager and daughter Beulah and Miss Ethel Boyle traveled to Muncie Saturday and spent the day with friends.

F. C. Yeager Beulah Ethel Boyle Muncie

Mrs Jack Bigger Returns to Houston After Visit

Mrs Jack Bigger has left her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Hays and her brother Louis Hays after a several week visit, returning to Houston Texas.

Jack Bigger Frank Hays Louis Hays Houston Texas

Weekend Visitors and Local Guests Mentioned

Local social notes list numerous guests visiting in town. The Longs, Dodds, McCulloughs, Hubers, and Donners are among those hosting relatives and friends from Russellville Quincy Logansport Columbus Indianapolis and Chicago during weekends and holidays. Additional visits include Paul Day from Kankakee and Harold Newgent returning home from Bend for the summer.

Marriage of Esther Campbell and Earl Slagsley in Terre Haute

Mrs Esther Campbell and Earl Slagsley of Terre Haute were married in the County Clerk’s office with Elder Lawrence Athey officiating. The couple will live in Terre Haute where the groom works as a traveling salesman.

Esther Campbell Earl Slagsley Terre Haute Walter A. Campbell Lawrence Athey

Marriage Licenses for Esther Campbell and Earl Slagsley

Esther Campbell and Earl Slagsley obtained marriage licenses in Terre Haute. The record documents their intent to wed, listing both individuals’ names and the city of issuance.

Sharing Birthday Twins Debate Over Ownership

Paul and Phil argue over who gets the birthday. Paul insists it is his birthday alone. Phil counters that both twins share the same birthday and proposes splitting it into morning and afternoon birthdays.

Paul Phil

Ancient Cat Legends From Early Households to Witch Myths

The text traces the cat’s bond with human dwellings back 4000 years and notes its high standing until the Middle Ages when cats were demonized, seen as witches’ companions and symbols of evil. Monks linked Satan to a black tomcat in that era.

Europe Satan

Bee Bread Harvest From Pollen Dust

Bee bread is pollen collected by bees from flowers. It is carried on the hind legs in a basket formed by a broad middle joint with a rim of hairs. Bee bread mixed with honey feeds the young bees, and is collected for that purpose.

West Virginia Leads in Cedar Production

West Virginia tops all states in the output of chestnut and yellow cedar. The article notes state leadership in cedar production, highlighting the prominent role of West Virginia in this timber category.

West Virginia

Records of Good Deeds in Boston Tran

A brief feature notes the need to fill in a blank Ife record with actions. It emphasizes practical steps and civic effort in the Boston area. The piece encourages community members to contribute deeds to complete the record.

Boston Tran

Wanted Morse and Wireless Telegraphy Students Needed

Want ads seek young men and women to learn Morse and wireless telegraphy with a school that promises quick training and job placement at high salaries. Railroads Western Union and wireless firms need operators. the institute claims fifty years of operation at Valparais Indiana Dodge's Telegraph Institute Monroe Street Valparaiso Indiana offers low expenses and a free catalog.

Western Union Wireless Companies Dodge’s Telegraph Institute Monroe Street Valparais Indiana

Evansville Guests Return After Visit With Local Family

Mr and Mrs Edward Carter and sons with Mrs Myrtle Hill returned to Evansville Sunday after visiting in this city as guests of Mr and Mrs J D Ellis on West Franklin Street.

Edward Carter Myrtle Hill Evansville J. D. Ellis West Franklin Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Star Store Palm Beach Men’s Athletic Union Balbrigan Union Black Stockings Mens Brown Oxfords Charles Vici Boy's Greencastle, Ind Stanley Young Oxford Maine A. F. Caldwell DePauw Young New York City Foston Frank Roach M. E Long Beach Cal J. T. Darnall William Blackwell Wallace Long John Dodd Russellville Leslie McCullough Charles Huber Quincy Jennie Gray East Elm St A. H. Douglass Frank Donner Logansport Columbus Paul Day Kankakee, Ills Alonzo Day Harold Newgent Bend Warren Newgent Morton Walter Sellers Clarence Evans Mary Mary Hirt Frances Evans Retha Webb Sam Grismer Alfred Evans Harry Evans George Stevens Owen Parke Hamilton Lafayette Donald O'Rear Cash Lee Reeves Edna Lorene Hillis Albert Callahan Wm. Callahan John Hamm Virgil Grimes Albert Daggy Jéssie Neff Norris Esther Campbell and Miles
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