Ill sister Nola Baker ill after appendicitis operation
North Floyd notes Miss Nola Baker is very sick again after appendicitis surgery. Miss Ana Baker rushed to Indianapolis on account of her sister illness. Several local families visited relatives and attended church as listed, including Mr. and Mrs. Solomon and others in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola Baker
Ana Baker
Indianapolis
Nola
Garl Prigg
Anderson
Thomas Solomon
Palestine
Bert Veade
Brownsburg
Thomas Soloman
New Maysville Guests Include Weller and Steward Families
Sunday visitors from Portland Bainbridge and Danville gathered with local households including D S Weller and family B F Weller and family plus Arthur Weller Ida Laura Steward Lulu Weller and Mary McHaugh. Other guests from Indianapolis Knights Town and Danville visited Mrs Jess Kendell Mrs Chauncey Perkins and Mrs Dellie Ader during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Weller
Portland
Arthur Weller
Bainbridge
Ida
Laura Steward
John Cramer
B. F. Weller
Clay Watson
Danville
Sam Isenberg
Cecil Eggers
Pauline
Conrad Temple
Charles Temple
Lulu Weller
Mary McHaugh
Mary Allgood
Dan Hope
Chauncey Perkins
Dan Weller
Dellie Ader
Homer Asher
Indianapolis
Jess Kendell
Ferba Steward
Knightstown
Mesdane Modlin
Weekend visits and local church notices in Reelsville area
STOP 371 Mr and Mrs Waler F Young of Indianapolis visited local friends. Mrs Oliver Messer traveled to Brazil. Canning season grows as blackberries abound. Local residents including Mrs Susan L Young Mrs Fannie Best Simpson P Best and Miss Evelyn M Young went to Terre Haute last Thursday. Sunday School and church services continue at Canaan M E Church with services on the second and fourth Sundays. Evelyn M Young visited Blanche Lowery Friday afternoon. Many attended the Ladies Aid at Mrs Cora Girton's on July 17. An ice cream social at Reelsville M F E Church Tuesday night drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waler F. Young
Indianapolis
Oliver Messer
Brazil
Susan L. Young
Fannie Best
Simpson P. Best
Evelyn M. Young
Terre Haute
Canaan M. EF
Blanche Lowery
Ladies Aid
Cora Girton
Reelsville M. FE
Local Social Notes From Somerset and Greencastle
Mrs Maggie Garrett spent Sunday with George Garrett and family in Greencastle. Paul Hibbs travelled to Indianapolis to visit his brother Ross Hibbs who has been in hospital for some time. Hibbs faced possible appendicitis along with other troubles. Mrs Chandler's Evansville sister is visiting. The Brackney machine threshes wheat in east and west rings. Burk's force plans to begin threshing in north and south rings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Garrett
George Garrett
Greencastle
Paul Hibbs
Indianapolis
Ross Hibbs
Hibbs
Chandler
Evansville
Burk
The Herald History and Publishing Details
The Herald established as the Star and Democrat in 1868, misformatted masthead notes Greencastle Indiana as mailing city, lists Charles J. Arnold proprietor and Seer City Editor, BVAGE manager, published daily except Sunday at 17 19 South Jackson Street with phone 66. Subscription rates: Putnam County 3.00 yearly, outside Putnam County 3.50 yearly, Greencastle carrier 10 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Star & Democra
Greencastle
Ind
Post Ofice
Charles J. Arnold
BOF Bvage Cveseeverceens
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Harvest rush and social visits mark Maplewood week
The threshing ring finished the wheat crop with the Ira Nichols machine. Ernest Lisby and family visited Warren Lewallen. Mrs. George Gardner and Mrs. Rose Wright called from Green Castle and Bainbridge respectively. Dr. Carl Wilkinson stayed with Edwin Nichols. Numerous visits between local residents and relatives occurred from Schurz to Indianapolis. Rain is needed for crops as harvest runs full tilt and help is scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Nichols
Ernest Lisby
Coatesville
Warren Lewallen
George Gardner
Greencastle
Rose Wright
Carl Wilkinson
Western Springs
Edwin
Andrew Hirt
Indianapolis
Albert Priest
Olin Ader
Miss Randolph
Brazil
Viola Gowin
Alfred Miller Hirt
Alice
Viola Denny
Summer visitors and local social notes in Russellville
Arthur Harvey from New York City spends the summer with the Harveys in Russellville. Leon Harbison and family travel with relatives on a motor trip to Washington D C Virginia and Tennessee for about two weeks. Clyde Rambo of Indianapolis visits a few days. Mrs. Jesse Potter hosts a card club and bridge. The Federated Church Missionary Society holds an all day meeting at Mrs. Earl Overstreet. James Galey remains in serious condition after a stroke. Mrs. Fred Spruhn and Floyd Galey attend at bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Harvey
New York City
Maria Harvey
Nora Harvey
Emma Gardner
Leon Harbison
Indianapolis
George Goff
Perry Harbison
Charles Daniels
Nina
Audrey
Laura White
Mildred White
Washington
D. C
Virginia
Tennessee
Clyde Rambo
Jesse Potter
The
Missionary Society of the Federated Church
Earl Overstreet
Joe Fordice
Danville
Ind
James Galey
Papal Nuncio Borgongini Duca Receives UK Honors
Monsignore Borgongini Duca, new Papal Nuncio to Italy and the United Kingdom, presented his letters of credence to King Victor Emmanuel at the Quirinal Palace and was accorded full honors reserved for ambassadors of major powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsignore Borgongini Duca
United Kingdom of Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Quirinal Palace
Fashions In Love at The Voncastle with Menjou
Adolphe Menjou stars in a delightful picture at the Voncastle on Thursday. The plot follows a famous pianist torn between his wife and a string of conquests, with his wife guiding him back home. Fay Compton and Miriam Seegar support, under Victor Schertzinger's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphe Menjou
Voncastle
Menjou
Fay Compton
Miriam Seegar
Victor Schertzinger
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Across Chains
The lineup lists Pacific Vagabonds at 3:00 p p. on WEAF with Band of 1 000 Melodies at 4:00 p m and Smith Ballew’s Orchestra at 5:00 p m on the WJZ chain. Other programs include La Touraine Concert 6:00 p m Yeast Foamers 7:00 p m Show Boast 8:00 p m Aba Voyagers in Oslo 9:00 p m Yeomen of the Guards 9:30 p m and Dave Herman and his Orchestra 11:00 p m on WEAF and WJZ chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaf Chain
Smith Ballew
WJZ Chain
the Yeast Foamers
Happy Wonder Bakers
Columbia Chain
Aba Voyagers
Oslo
Norway
WJZ
Yeomen of the Guards
WEAF
Dave Herman
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
American Association games featured Minneapolis 10 Indianapolis 3 with a second game ended after twelve due to darkness. Milwaukee beat Toledo 6-5. Louisville defeated St Paul 9-4. Columbus won 10-8 against Kansas City. American League saw Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 2. St Louis 11 Boston 4. New York 7 Detroit 5. Chicago 3 Washington 2. National League results had Cincinnati 9 Boston 5. Boston 6 Brooklyn 10. Pittsburgh 7. Chicago 2 New York 0. St Louis 8 Philadelphia 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Konjola Promised Relief From Catarrh and Ailments
Mrs. Ruth Franklin of Kokomo Indiana reports two years of stomach liver and bowel troubles with catarrh and poor digestion. She credits Konjola medicine for curing the catarrh improving digestion normalizing liver and bowels and ending constipation. The product is sold at Owl Drug Store in Greencastle and by leading druggists in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Franklin
South Bell Street
Kokomo
Indiana
Konjola
Greencastle
Owl Drug Store
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Chicago Tribune
Yoi
North Floyd
Anna Deever
Greencastle Herald
New Maysville
Somerset
Bloomington
Maplewood
Russellville
IL. N.S
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