Social notes from Greencastle and Indianapolis locals
Many residents are listed visiting relatives in Indiana towns and cities including Indianapolis Advance Spencer Terre Haute and Greencastle. Activities include travel by car bus and train medical updates illness recoveries public notices and social events with several trips to Martinsville Bloomington Detroit and South Bend mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Studebaker Automobile Concern
Detroit
Mich
Automobile Factory
Chicago
Studebaker
Studebaker Automobile Company
P. Broadstreet
Frank Wheeler
Raincoat sighted downtown and social notes from Cloverdale
A downtown sighting reported a man with a raincoat this afternoon. Local visits include Miss Lelia Talbott in Cloverdale and Mrs. N G Smith visiting her ill mother in the city. Community events mention a Marion township school bond bid won by James H Arnold with a premium, Elks baseball plans, and insurance loss adjustments at S P Forcum stock and Ben Hur lodge hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Smith
Seymour
Elizabeth Smiley
L. A. Zigler
Mooresville
Inez Ghere
Zionsville
Charles Huffman
East Washington Street
James H. Arnold
Marion Township
Otto Rechtor
Filmore
Arnold
Central National Bank of
Greencastle
J. F. Wilde & Co
Indianapolis
Campbell & Sons
Alva Lisby
Carlos Watson
Grogan & Miller
National Union Fire Insurance Company
C. C. Hurst
S. P. Forcum
Forcum
Classified Ads Mix Local Wants and Sales
WANTED Manure at all times contact John Riley at 101 Green between 6 and 8 pm. FOR SALE Fried chickens at 25 per pound call 591 by Friday evening. FOR SALE 180 acre farm see Thomas Buggy Co. FOR SALE Dining room and porch furniture revolving book case iron bed marble wash basin complete connections call 608 S. Locust St H G Woody. WANTED All bills made by myself presented to me this week for school board H G Woody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riley
Green
Call
S. Locust Street
H. G. Woody
No Relief from Heat Keeps Town in Sizzle
Heatwave persists as thermometers top near 100 degrees with a 102 degree high. Self reading records from E Shipley show hourly climbs from 87 at 8 am to 102 at 6 pm. Mrs. William Johnson and daughter Mildred of Peoria Ill visit Prof. and Mrs. H B Gough on South College Avenue. Mrs. Gough hosts a Tuesday afternoon reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Curtis
Washington Street
Spring Avenue
Jesse Minnick
North Greencastle
Justice of Peace
Phillip Frank
Joseph Strother
Minnick
North End
Cabinet Factory
West Washington Street
Busby
Finnance Whitted
Oakalla
J. E. Dunlavy
Elwood
Ernest Roller
Newman, Ill
Dunlavy
Lafayette
Gordon Martin
Chicago
LaPorte
Elsie Roecher
Rousie Roecher
Bozeman
Mont
A. E. Ayler
North College Arenu
George King
Henry
Terre Haute
E. Shipley
William Johnson
Mildred
Peoria, Ill
H. B. Gough
South College Avenue
For Sale Kindling Bundles and Boarding House Fixtures
FOR SALE 800 bundles of extra dry kindling closing out this week. Phone orders to Phone 262 M. Kelly, Administrator. FOR SALE First class rooming and boarding house fixtures good business established. House can be rented See Walter Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. ©. Kelly
Walter Cooper
Reverend Webster Fills Filmore Methodist Pulpit
The Rev. and Mrs. Hubert Webster visited Filmore on Sunday. The Rev. Webster preached at the Methodist Church in the absence of the regular pastor. Herbert Landes from Greencastle joined them and contributed special cornet music at each service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filmore
Webster
Herbert Landes
Greencastle
Landes
Rebekah Lodge Plans Evening Regal Session
Rebekah Notice announces Delilah Thomas and Emma Johnston will attend the regall session of Rebekah Lodge No. 1 this evening with Emma Johnston serving as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
Delilah Thomas
Emma Johnston
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. C. Leachman
Business Today
Jesse Airhart
Advance
W. H. Jennings
Verner Nelson
Carrie Nelson
East Seminary
H. H. Runyan
Ross
Thomas Haltom
James Hurst
Clyde Randel
J. L. Randel
Mr. Randel
Frank Treat
Clayton
P. R. Christie
North College Avenue
Forest Clarke
Lee Wells
South Indiana Street
Blanche Thomason
West Walnut Street
Cora O'Brien
East Seminary Street
New York
Bascom O'Hair
Neely O'Hair
Monon
Indiana
Frank Donner
O. F. Overstreet
Cleveland
Buffalo
New England
Art Needle Club
Albert Landes
Seminary and
Bloomington Streets
Olga Ford
Princeton
Clara Sharp
South Locust Street
Methodist
Fillmore
Bonnie Miller
Robert Allen
David E. Poer
Shelby County
Peer
George Lancaster
Mr. Lancaster
James M. Lancaster
Madison Township
West Madison Township
Parke County
Putnam County
James Lancaster
Fred Lancaster
Lawrence Graham
Graydon
Myrtle Cahill
Model Dry Goods Store
Martinsville
Albert Lockridge
Elizabeth
Samuel Nelson
Near
Morton
J. H. C. Nelson
Jesse Allee Byrd
John P. Allee
Red Men’s Hall
Frank Bee
Pearl Shamel
Allen Brockway
Rockville
Sarah Brockway
J. P. Mathers
James Welch
Eel River
Lower Falls
Ben P. King
Gillespie Street
Earl Lynch
Malden
Edmund
Arthur Lynch
W. Ray
Lyons
Nebraska
DePauw
Charley Vancleave
Hanna Street
Ford Lucas
Ray Abrams
Lake Wawausee
Mr. Lucas
Lucas
Ella Myers
Bloomington
L. G. Wright
Guy Wright
Putnamville
L. G. Vannice
Margaret
Virginia
Amo
George Garrett
John Cannon
James P. Hughes
Bethena Vandament
F. E. Lawton
Ruth
Tressa Brewer
James Rightsell
Cloverdale Township
Putnam Circuit Court
Samuel Rightsell
Putnam Court
Chauncey Knight
Rightsell
F. G. Gilmore
Bay View
W. W. Tucker
Mary
Duluth, Minn
Dr. Tucker
Mrs. Crowe
Edgar Shamel
Big Four Automatic Block Signal Company
Livingston
James Shamel
Paul Hill
Mr. Hill
Painesville
Ohio
Clarence Coy
A. & C. Stone Quarry
Joe Gillespie
Lelia Talbott
Cloverdale
Jacob McCurry
Myrtle Fry
Petosky
Lake Michigan
Emma Johnson
Edmund Lynch
Robert Hanna
Talpott Christie
Frank Butler
Jasonville
Hanna Machine
John Enel
Saturday Evening Post
Frank H. Wheeler
Iaaa
Thomas Buggy Co
Osteopathy
H. L. Betazner
Kirksville, Mo
Spaunharet Osteopaths
Donner Block
Cammack Studio
the Cammack Studio
P. S
Lueteke
Richelieu
E. A. Browning
The
Vandalia Mills
Harris Milling
Mrs
Hubert Webster
Entra Nous Club
Mr. Brockway
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