Woods family reunion and local visits reported in Malta
The seventh annual Woods family reunion took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Heavin with attendees from Anderson Indianapolis Danville Greencastle and Fillmore. Elders elected were Frank Woods as president and Thelma Woods as secretary treasurer. Local visits included Mrs. Eliza Strain Mrs. Stella Hogate and others with fishing at the Big Four farm pond and social events through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Strain
Indianapolis
Stella Hogate
John
Kansas City
Will Shuck
Opal Schoonie
Greencastle
Walter Hattie
Gladys Garrett
Ben Garrett
Ilinois
Frank Woods
Woods
Thelma Woods
Gladys Nichols
Anna Phillips
Rebecca Shuck
Charles Woods
Robert Shuck
Eugene Lawson
Emory Nichols
Mollie Goodwin
Aid Society
Fillmore
Ida Nichols
Columbus
Charles Knetzer
Empress of Australia Plans Fourth World Cruise in 1930
The Empress of Australia, the so called dream ship, will depart New York on December 2, 1930, for a 187 day round the world voyage visiting 81 ports in 21 countries. The itinerary includes Madeira Gibraltar Algiers Nice Naples Athens Holy Land India Japan Honolulu and Havana with full arrangements handled by the Canadian Pacific Steamships.
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Europe
Asia
United States
Canadian Pacific Steamships
Australia
Cruises
New York
Madeira
Gibraltar
Algiers
Nice
Naples
Pompeti
Athens
Mediterranean
Holy Land
India
Japan
Honolulu
Panama Canal
Havana
North Clinton Falls Social Notices and Visits
Mr and Mrs Mack McCartney and family called on Mr and Mrs 8S O Ensor Sunday. Mrs Russell Boswell and children visited Mrs Eula Staggs Sunday. Ladies Aid picnic attended. Arthur Shonkwiler and son of Greencastle visited Violet Shonkwiler. Mildred Brattain Frances McAlinden Myrtle McGill returned from Shades. Ward Arnold and children visited Bettis family. Jessie Newgent visited daughter Goldie Kendall. Lida Pierce Eula Steges Nell Bettis Callie Arnold visited Goldie Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack McCartney
O. Ensor
Russell Boswell
Eula Staggs
Ladies Aid
Thomas Johnson
Arthur Shonkwiler
Greencastle
Violet Shonkwiler
Mildred Brattain
Frances McAlinden
Myrtle McGill
The
Shades
Ward Arnold
Thomas Bettis
Jessie Newgent
Goldie Kendall
Lida Pierce
Eula Steges
Nell Bettis
Callie Arnold
Goldie Bee
Threshing, visits, and social rounds in Clinton Falls
In Clinton Falls the threshing machines have been busy the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox and their children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cox. Elijah Rhoten and children from near Fillmore visited Pursell Boswell and George Pierces. Winnie Cox and daughters Jetty Jean Mandie and Martha Cox spent Saturday with Eula Staggs. A party at Mr. Harvey's drew a good crowd. Merl Boswell and children visited Fannie Sigler and Fannie Sigler's family with Mrs. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cox
Martha Cox
Clayton Cox
Elijah Rhoten
Near Fillmore
Pursell Boswell
Claud Crodian
George Pierces
Winnie Cox
Jetty Jean
Mandie Cox
Eula
Eula Staggs
Fannie Sigler
Merl Boswell
William Thomas
Fred Williams
Gas Line Starts East From Panhandle
Five pipeline firms employ crews on the Missouri Kansas Pipe Line stretching 1250 miles from the Texas Panhandle through Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Illinois Indiana and Kentucky. Williams Brothers Tulsa wins Texas gathering lines contract while Oklahoma Contracting Co of Dallas builds a 22 inch line northward. Kentucky and Indiana segments join to connect with the main trunk line near Terre Haute.
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Chicago
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Williams Brothers, Inc
Tulsa
Moore
Hutchinson
Potter and Carson Counties
Texas
Canadian River
Amarillo
Moore County
Oklahoma Contracting Company of
Dallas
Corner & Son Construction Company of
Kansas City
Boonville
Southwestern Construction Company
Metcalfe County
Bowling Green
Hassellville
W. E. Callahan Construction Company
St. Louis
Madisonville
Ohio River
Missouri- Kansas
Missouri-Kansas
Ohio County
Whitesville
Hawesville
Cloverport
Cannelton
Tell City
Troy
Grandview
Rockport
Williams Contracting Co
Panhandle
Callahan Construction Co
Evansville
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Company
Mc Kan
Jacksonville
Herald Greencastle Publisher Listing and Rates
The Herald Charles J. Arnold publisher notes The Herald established in 1858 as The Press. Published daily except Sunday from 17 19 South Jackson Greencastle Indiana with mail and carrier subscription rates listed for Putnam County and outside areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Greencastle Bloomington Bus Line Service Times
Greencastle to Bloomington bus schedule lists departure times 9 00 A M 1 00 P M 4 25 P M 7 00 P M from Crawford Hotel with arrivals 10 48 and 2 40 at Bloomington. Phone 373.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Bloomington
Newspaper notice to report local life events by phone
Community request urges residents to call 65 with news of deaths marriages pregnancies divorces embezzlement fires crimes relocations or other significant events to help the Herald stay timely and more newsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Noted Raider Visits Explorer on Caribbean Cruise
A group of 40 American boys on a Caribbean cruise spent a day at Dr Beebee’s workshop with assistants from the New York Zoological Society for their first tropical experience aboard the ship International Newaiell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carribbean
Beebee
New York Zoological Society
International Newaiell
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Natural Gas System
Oklahoma Contracting Company
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Williams Contracting Company
Construcion Siants
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