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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1923
Page
5
Local residents make visits and plan trips. Allen family travels to Indianapolis and Shelbyville. Kaseff family to Greencastle. Haimbaugh guests in Rochester. Miss Thompson to Denver and Salt Lake City for weeks. Church section meets. other residents away to Bay View and Yellowstone trip two months.
Mr and Mrs James Cannon motor ed to Indianapolis on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Kimber Gardner were in Indianapolis Tuesday. Section 2 of the Christian Church will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m at Miss Hallie Browning home on East Washington Street with Miss Browning and Miss Emily Jackson as hostesses. Mrs D R Woods of Chicago visits Mr and Mrs E B Taylor. Woods and Taylor are sisters. Mrs Clyde Gray of Quincy was in town Tuesday.
A man recalls heavy drinking causing chronic stomach trouble and says Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured him. He claims the product removes mucus, soothes intestinal inflammation, and relieves stomach liver and appendix issues. One dose convinces or money back. Available through leading druggists.
Roachdale, R. and Lola Barker spent last week with aunt Mrs. Clella Lasley near New Maysville. Leatha M Watkins of Terre Haute visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stevens while Dora Anderson and Lola Barker call on Miss Milly Modlin. Lola Barker and Leatha Watkins stay with Dora Anderson Wednesday night. Manly and Hiram Cloisn visit sister Mrs. Leland Allgood. Dora Anderson and Lola Barker attend the La doga concert Thursday night.
Elizabeth Hillis files a complaint for divorce and restoration of former name against Ira Hillis in Putnam County Indiana Court. He is believed non resident with unknown address. he must answer by September 24, 1923 or default judgment may be entered. Clerk Walter S. Campbell signs. James & Allee, attorneys.
Want ads note laborer positions at Indiana Portland Cement Company plant Limedale. Also sale of gas stove buggy and curtains. Salesmen wanted for Hoosier Never Fails Fire Extinguisher with big Indiana ad push and potential income. address Indianapolis. Also quick electrical repair and battery service in Greencastle.
Maplewood residents Fred Hanks and Alvin Hanks are mentioned with health notes. A variety of visitors from Bainbridge, Crawfordsville, Indianapolis, Lafayette, Greencastle, Terre Haute and New Winchester are recorded visiting families here. Wheat cutting by Ray Miller and Jasper Proctor is noted alongside local social visits and livestock purchases.
Advice warns handlers to prevent accidents around chick colonies by securing feed sacks and boards. It cautions that toppled items can crush chicks and notes chicks may inadvertently cause harm if risks are present.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sallust of Indianapolis visited New Maysville the weekend with John Cramer. Nina Carpenter guests Geneva Temple. Farmers cut wheat Sunday. Grandmother Riggles visited Mrs. T. J. Shackleford. Homer Asher and Mrs. Asher of Indianapolis stayed with Jess Kendell. Hattie Kendell fell cherry picking but no bones were broken. William Risk helped Harry Grantham shock wheat.
Farmers warned of thresing coal on hands with reasonable prices. A. J. Duff and Vandalia Coal Co advertise coal for sale on track and claim good threshing coal that will not clinker. Phone numbers 317 501 and 805 listed.
Handy Sanitary Dairy on North Vine Street advertises sales at its Gardner ice cream plant. The brief notice states the plant sells ice cream products directly to customers.
University authorities seek Greencastle residents to list rooming houses for DePauw University students. Interested hosts should contact W. Henry McLean, Assistant to the President, with full name address phone number room type capacity and rates.
Mapledale area records illness at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jd M Quinlisk and Violet Shonkwiler of Clinton Township visits her ailing mother Mrs Sam Dickey. The Cantons of Terre Haute welcome a newborn son. Claud Cantonwine, formerly Reggis Wells, shares news of the birth. Carey Payne assists in local wheat harvest with Lee Wood and William Thomas. A delegation from Green Castle traveled to the Wabash River to visit relatives.
Naomi Newell Mary and Glen Newell spent Friday night in Roachdale. Anna Hale and Edith Hale called on Lorna Barker Saturday afternoon. Roy Barker visited with Grover Barker and family Monday night and Tuesday. Austin Shuee called on Ed. Lorna Barker hosted Martha Batman Sunday. Lola Barker returned from a week with Clay Lasley and family. Wendell Blaydes family visited Otto Bymaster on Sunday. Lorna Barker called on Elsie Gericke Friday night.
Mrs Frances Stalcop formerly Miss Frances Beaman spent Sunday with home folks. Blackberry season arrives and is followed by a glorious crop of chiggers. Mr and Mrs Ross Hassler spent the Fourth with relatives. Mrs J T Beaman and son Roy called on the Hasslers last week. Bad weather kept few at the Canaan picnic at Ragles Grove Saturday.
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