New Maysville Social Roundup Lists Visits
Mrs Will Allen of Indianapolis visits sister Mrs Ella Hendren. Lena Asher from Indianapolis spends Wednesday with her mother Mrs Hattie Kendell and others call on Mrs John Cramer Saturday. Cecil Eggers family from Indianapolis visits Charley Temple. Etta Stewart from Indianapolis visits Walter Stewart. Ruby Elliott of Dana Indiana visits her parents Mr and Mrs Orville Elliott. Imogene Eggers of Indianapolis stays with grandmother Mrs Charley Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Allen
Indianapolis
Ella Hendren
Lena Asher
Hattie Kendell
Ida
Laura Steward
Lulu Weller
John Cramer
Cecil Eggers
Charley Temple
Etta Stewart
Walter Stewart
Ruby Elliott
Dana, Ind
Orville Elliott
Imogene Eggers
Rooher and Robbing Spent Sunday in Indianapolis
Will Rooher and Willie Robbing spent Sunday in Indianapolis for unspecified reasons. The outing involved no stated events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rooher
Willie Robbing
Indianapolis
Roachdale Families Visit In Indiana and Alexandria
Roachdale residents Mr and Mrs B D Hutchins and son Dick spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Jen Clodfelter in Lafayette. Mr and Mrs Walls Goslin of Raccoon visited their son Burkett and family. Geo Strause of Lafayette visited Bruce Myers and family. Mrs Will Whitted of Morton stayed with her brother J R Grider and family. On Sunday morning Mrs Whitted and her brother's son and James and his family went to Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Hutchins
Jen Clodfelter
Lafayette
Walls Goslin
Raccoon
Burkett
Geo. Strause
Bruce Myers
Will Whitted
Morton
J. R. Grider
Reds Amateurs Economists Say S King Of Hoboes
Dan O’Brien, veteran hobo leader, reports lowered Bowery living costs as rate wars cut prices for haircuts and dormitory space. He notes competition from unemployed workers and shifting labor, calling Communists amateur economists and praising hoboes as skilled, history-making laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bowery
King of
Dan O’brien
Washington
Daniel
Cp-Houses
Cp-House
Dan
Funeral of Brother John L Grider at Two O Clock Afternoon
Mrs Lucky Davis of Indianapolis moved her household goods Monday to her cottage on Washington Street which she recently purchased. She formerly lived here and friends and relatives are glad she is back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Grider
Lucky Davis
Indianapolis
Washington St
Davis
Clinton Falls Families Gather For Weekend Visits
Clinton Falls notes list gatherings as Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brattain and Mrs. Marion Brattain and daughter spent Sunday at the Shades. The Boswells Dix Staggs Roach Pierce and Miller families visited relatives. The Ladies Aid plans a picnic in the grave of Thomas Johnson protected. Fred Cox and family visited Wm. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brattain
Marion Brattain
the Shades
Russell Boswell
Clayton Dix
Joe Staggs
Arvel
Roach
George Pierce
Thomas Johnson
Willard Miller
Elbert Bettis
G. C. Ramey
Indianapolis
Fred Cox
Wm. Cox
Michaels reunion and local callers noted in Palestine
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Knauer and children and Charles Baker and family attended the Michaels reunion at Snowden Springs Sunday. Mrs. Warme Young spent one day last week in Bainbridge. Mrs. Joe Williams and Mrs. Warren Caywood called on Mrs. Bert Miller Friday afternoon. Miss Aline Goodwin spent Saturday night with Marie Beck. Ruth Rogers spent Thursday afternoon with Marie Beck. Marie Beck, Ruth Rogers and Forest Farrow attended class reunion at the Shades Sunday. Mrs. Viola Sears called on Mrs. Kirger Monday afternoon. Mrs. Josephine Beck spent Wednesday with Mrs. Bert Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Knauer
Charles Baker
Michaels
Snowden Springs
Warme Young
Bainbridge
Joe Williams
Warren Caywood
Bert Miller
Aline Goodwin
Marie Beck
Ruth Rogers
Forest Farrow
the Shades
Viola Sears
Kirger
Josephine Beck
Shinns and Solomans Visit Greencastle and Nearby Areas
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shinn visited Charles Marshall in Greencastle on Sunday. The community will host a meeting at Palestine on Saturday evening and all day Sunday the 19th. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shinn stayed Saturday night with Clifford Shinn. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Solomans were Sunday guests of Floyd Solomons. Mrs. M. E. Smith has been ill. Mrs. Mae Staggs and daughter Merle were in Bainbridge on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Shinn
Charles Marshall
Greencastle
Palestine
Glen Shinn
Clifford Shinns
Thomas Solomans
Floyd Solomons
M. EB. Smith
Local folks and farm notes from Madison Center area
Mrs Loraine Irwin Cox visits relatives for a week while Lou Thomas and Virgil Cox work on farms. Scott Irwin refits barn foundation and bees are inspected with some hives destroyed for foul brood. A birthday surprise honors Mrs Essie Johnson with gifts and a large meal. Several residents visit, travel plans to Arizona noted, and cow testers return to finish overdue tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine Irwin Cox
Lou Thomas
Virgil Cox
Sigler
James Layman
Ruth Ellmore
Covington
Scott Irwin
Josh Lancaster
Putnam County Hospital
Oscar Irwin
Bob Irwin
Lafayette
Mr. Wilkins
A. J. Johnson
Essie Johnson
Leon Johnson
Johnson
Lizzie Irwin
Smiley
Eva Nivolga
Marion Wright
Jess Ellis
Arizona
Ross Thomas
Allen Bain
Owr
Slayer in Furnace Murder Trial in Portland Maine
A 21 year old shipping clerk James Mitchell is charged with stuffing the body of Lillian Mac Donald into a furnace at the Portland baudtary where they both worked. He is shown under guard with Nugent as a youth held without bail. A crowd gathered outside the courthouse shouting threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchell
Lillian MacDonald
Baudtary
Portland
Maine
Nugent
Richard Wr
Pontius Shares In Ida Flagler Estate Among Heirs
Ruth Taylor Pontius wife of Northwestern medical student is named one of three heirs to an estate valued at 15 million dollars left by Ida Flagler widow of Henry Flagler. International Illustrated News photo accompanies the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Taylor Pontius
Northwestern University
Ida Flagler
Henry M. Flager
International Illustrated News
Herald Greencastle Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Herald Charles J. Arnold publisher notes the paper established 1858 as The Press. It is entered as second class mail in Greencastle Indiana and published every afternoon except Sunday at 17 19 South Jackson Street. Subscription rates are 3.00 a year in Putnam City 3.50 outside Putnam County and 0.10 weekly by carrier in Greencastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam City
Putnam County
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