Death of Clay Smith in Chicago Obituary Notice
Word has been received of Clay Smith's death at his Chicago home about 8 p m Friday He is survived by his aged mother one brother Carl Smith two sisters Mrs Caro Summers and Mrs Jennie Wise heart and the widow Funeral services were held in Chicago Monday afternoon Burial in Chicago Mrs Smith and daughters spent Saturday with Mrs Fred Beck Jennie Wiseheart and Mr and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Smith
Smith
Chicago
Emily Smith
Carl Smith
Caro Summers
Jennie Wiseheart
Fred Beck
Social Visits Report From Local Community
Carl Smith spent Saturday with Mrs. Caro Summers. Mrs. Ella Shinn spent Monday with Mrs. Fred Beck. Myrtle and Horace Osborn and others visited Henry Osborn. Callers included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pike of Plainfield. Fryday visitors to Mrs. Fred Beck included Charles Baker and daughter and Mrs. Martha Miller and daughter. Little Flossie Hanks and Albert Solomon were noted visitors last week.
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Carl Smith
Caro Summers
Ella Shinn
Fred Beck
Myrtle
Horace Osborn
Josephine Baily
Paul
Verlan Sims
Henry Osborn
Clarence Pike
Plainfield
Charles Baker
Martha Miller
Flossie Hanks
Albert Solomon
Glen Michael
Lola Kirkam
George Funcannon
Bert Miller
Charles Miller
Harry Piers
Local Notes On Visits And Travel In Roachdale And Nearby
Roachdale residents host and visit relatives across Indiana. Lucile Young of Poplar Bluff stays with grandmother Phoebe Young. Cora Fosher Whitmyer and daughter Helen visit from Logansport. Blanche Davidson and Bernadine Utz travel from Northern Teachers College to Corydon en route home. Hleen Shoaf from Crawfordsville visits Hyten family. Mrs. Charles Evans returns from Indianapolis with daughter Will Stanley and her family for a few weeks. Ira Holland heads to Dana to install a steam heating plant for Frank Fall. James Cunningham dies at his home near Fincastle on Sunday evening, prompting notices to relatives here.
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Lucile Young
Poplar Bluffs
Phoebe Young
Cora Fosher Whitmyer
Helen
Logansport
Fincastle
Blanche Davidson
Bernadine Utz
Northern
Hleen Shoaf
Crawfordsville
Donald Hyten
Charles Evans
Indianapolis
Will Stanley
Ira Holland
Dana
Frank Fall
James Cunningham
Death of Mrs James Birch widely mourned in town
Friends and relatives in town and Russellville mourn the death of Mrs James Birch who died Saturday evening at her Columbia street home. She and her husband lived here for years and she was known for honesty industry and thrift. Mrs Russell Cook of Danville visits her mother Mrs A C Lockridge and helps in the elevator.
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Russellville
James Birch
Columbia Street
Radox Promises Quick Corn Removal in Four Baths
An advertisement claims Radox footbaths remove corns and calluses in four baths. It promotes ease of use at drug stores like Mulling Drug Store, guarantees money back if not effective, and cites four salts that soften water and reach corn roots.
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America
Mulling Drug Store
Putnamville Community News Notes Social Visits
Mrs Leech of Columbus Indiana visited her sister Mrs J B Curry last week The Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon at the MFE church with hostesses Mesdames Lily Lee Ruth Fry and Louella Williams The Whitakers of Chicago visited Mr and Mrs G C Whitaker and planned a Twin Lakes Michigan trip with Esther Whitaker The Eggards and family of Indianapolis visited Mr and Mrs Willard Wamsley The Epworth League held an ice cream social Friday night Mr and Mrs Reese Costin and family of St Petersburg Fla visited Mrs Minervia Cooper and sons Rev Swarens and Rev Query of Brick Chapel exchanged pulpits Sunday morning Rev Query was entertained Sunday by Mrs Nellie Williams and family
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Leech
Columbus
Indiana
Indianapolis
Willard Wamsley
Epworth League
Reese Costin
St. Petersburg
Fla
Minervia Cooper and
Swarens
Query
Brick Chapel
Nellie Williams
Lost Ad Inquiry Costing Little An All Town Call
An office advertises a simple lost want ad option inviting readers to call for details. The notice stresses that contacting by telephone generates inquiries at every door in town and emphasizes the low cost of placing the ad.
Favorite Recipes of a Famous Chef
Chef Guillot shares two old favorites prepared in his special way. Virginia Beef Tongue features tender tongue simmered in currant sauce with lemon. Scalloped Onions cooks onions in a tomato sauce baked until tender.
The Herald Greencastle Publication Details
The Herald Charles J. Arnold publisher since 1858 notes Greencastle Indiana office at 17 19 South Jackson Street with afternoon publication except Sundays and subscription rates 35 dollars yearly in Putnam County 3 50 elsewhere and 10 cents a week by Greencastle carrier.
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Charles J. Arnold
Greencastle
Ind
Postoffice
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Greencastle Bloomington Bus Line Schedule Notation
Bus service shows arrival and departure times between Greencastle and Bloomington with listed stops Crawford and Hot. Hours include morning and evening windows with 9 00 A M 1 00 P M 6 25 P M 7 00 10 48.
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Greencastle-Bloomington
Bloomington
Crawford
Greencastle
Merchant Prince Flies Solo Field Mission
The renowned merchant prince piloted a solo field flight after only 20 minutes of instruction. He remained airborne for ten minutes before landing safely, signaling a daring early aviation effort.
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Buick
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Flint, Mich
Fisher
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General Miers Corporation
Metsa Duick
Oshawa
Ont
Alome
Anne Baker
Frederic Francois Guillot
Hotel Astor
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Chef Guillot
Kauble & Son
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H Lks
the Herald
Telephone
Marshall Field
Roosevelt Field
Cleveland White
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Charles Bamberger
Chcago Hospital
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Douch Line
Hoover
East Room
White House
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Swanson
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