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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1923
Page
3
Shipley's Jewelry offers assorted goods including manicur e sets toilet items gold knives and chains tea sold today and again next week drawing shoppers to the sale event at the shop.
Indianapolis business trip by Charles I. Anderson. Mrs Susie Bittles shows improvement after hospital care. Fishing party from Eel River Falls returns with good catches. Various residen ts visit relatives in Roachdale and Crawfordsville area. A critical operation performed at home on Mrs Elizabeth Crawford. Rev John Johnson recovering after auto accident injury. Bridge Club hosted by Mrs H G Johnson. Ongoing travels to Bay View Michigan by Dr O F Overstreet and companions.
An auction lists yellow and white solid gold wrist watches for sale. The item description emphasizes material and finish as key selling points. No prices or bidder details are provided in the readable text.
Dr J F Gillespie who attended the National Medical Association meeting in Los Angeles for two weeks is expected home early next week. Miss Louise Boone of Indianapolis visits her father Mose Boone in town. The Woman's Relief Corps holds a regular session Monday afternoon. Lulu Welch See s Mr and Mrs Claude Cantonwine Terre Haute are parents of an eight pound boy born Friday. Mrs Samuel Dickey Madison township remains in critical condition after hip fracture weeks ago. Come in and learn about SHIPLE S JEWELRY Auction ring giveaway.
Advertisement notes positions at the Indiana Port Land Cement Company plant in Limedale. See superintendent for sale of gas store four burner and oven. Bargain terms available, call Herald Office for details.
Sunday morning service at Sumay Christian Science and Nazarene Church at 217 E Washington St. Pastors Mrs C W Jay and Miss E W Jay lead Sunday School at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 45 a m Young People meet at 6 30 p m preaching at 7 30 Mid week prayer at 7 30 Wednesday Annual Children s Day and Missionary program Tuesday at 8 Tent meeting starts July 14 with Evangelist William Deal of Kentucky in charge Services and location to be announced
Victor L Raphael minister leads Sunday School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 40 with sermon The Joy of Jesus Intermediate Christian Endeavor at 6 30 in the Manse led by Miss Thyra BeVier Union service at 7 30 in the Christian Church with sermon by Rev Porter Prayer meeting at 7 30 Thursday evening
The notice states the first 25 ladies to attend the afternoon sale at Shipley’s Jewelry Auction will receive 25 gifts. No further details on items or schedule are provided.
Grace Black Sunday School Superintendent and Pastor announces Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 7 30. Public cordially invited to attend these services at Maple Heights Mission.
Levi Marshall pastor leads Sunday School at 9 30 with Mrs E R Bartley superintendent and Mrs Lueteke song leader. Preaching at 10 40 on The Revival Wonder. Mrs Lueteke to sing. Company E at 6 30. Union Service at 7 30 with Rev Porter in charge. Special music. All welcome.
The College Ave M E Church conducts 9:30 Sunday School and 10:40 morning worship with a sermon on Builders. Epworth League meets at 6:30 and the evening union service with the Christian Church at 7:20. Mid week service is Thursday at 7:30.
Clippinger minister leads Sunday School at 9 30 with orchestra music. Morning worship includes a sermon titled The Great Ned of the Day. Epworth League gathers at 6 30 with a Union Service at the Christian Church under Rev Porter.
A.M. McGuire, pastor, leads morning service at 10 40 with BYP U 680. Union evening service at 7 30 at the Christian Church. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 80.
Rogers silverware Cameo bar pins fancy beads fountain pens and gold pencils go on sale at Shipley Jewelry Store auction offering a variety of valuables for bidding.
Cred itors heirs and legatees of Martin L Van Fossen deceased must appear in Putnam Circuit Court in Greencastle Indiana on September 24 1925 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heir ship receive distributive shares witness Clerk Walter S Campbell June 30 1923 3rd July 7 14 21
North of Bainbridge Glen Newell spent Sunday with the Barker family. Several local families visited relatives including the Barkers and Shuees. Miss Marie Vitito Naomi Newell and Marie Vitito attended a Jamestown band concert Saturday night.
An auctioneer offers LaTosca Pearl Beads Cut Glass and Chains in a sale today and through the coming week with bidding open to bidders at multiple times and locations.
The Greencastle Golf Club tourney committee set weekend medal handicap pairings. Matches pit Ed Coffman against T J Chris tie, Reese Matson vs Cleve Thomas, Roy Abrams vs C C Gillen, and others including J N Ashmore, Dick Taylor, N C O'Hair, E VanCleave, Earl Harris, Chas Martin, H M Smith, A B Hanna, Glenn Lyon, W L Denman, J F Cannon, Geo Christie, W P Koehler, Ed Hamilton, A G Brown, and more.
The Standard Bearers of Locust Street Church will meet Tuesday evening with Miss Florence Thrash er.
Barley production in the United States is rising in importance as a livestock feed on farms. Barley yields more feed per acre than other small grains under good soil and climate, though it is valued about 60 percent of corn for fattening. It is best crushed or rolled for sheep and young stock, while hulls can irritate digestion for pigs.
Missouri expert A Burrill advises reducing entrances to weak hives or uniting weak colonies to deter robbing by stronger ones. Requeen by mid August for better winter survival and yields next year. Keep honey trimmings covered and minimize nectar-baited debris. Block robbers by restricting entry to one bee at a time and, if hot, use venting with in front of at entrance. When robbing peaks occur, spray bees with cold water.
An old exchange claims the biscuit joke predates civilization with a quip about the bride's initial biscuit turn out. The fragmentary phrase suggests a playful claim to ancient humor about baking and domestic tasks.
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