Local Greencastle News Highlights City Doings
Who’s visiting, traveling, and ill in Greencastle this week is listed. Notables include Mrs. R L O H air in Danville and Mrs John H James at home. Mrs Jay Peck and Wilson Boley visiting Mrs F A Arnold. Miss Emily Jackson ill with appendicitis. George Morrie visiting friends. several residents traveling to Indianapolis and Brazil. updates on Mrs James P Hughes and Edna Curtis taking posts. J H James and Matt Murphy in Marshall Ill for Besser estate. deaths and funerals including Charles Rockaway. local oiling of streets and school movements. Bittles and Sitlington party at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Jackson
James Browning
East Washington Street
John H. James
Matt Murphy
Besser
Marshall
Ill
Dan Besser
James Watson
Local Farm Visit Notes from Corn Stalk Valley
Mr and Mrs Orn Day of FMN were visited by Melvin Ruark and family Sunday. Clyde Bunton and a family were Sunday visitors with Henry Storm and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Orn Day
FMN
Melvin Ruark
Trateily
Clyde Bunton
Henry Storm Ani
Large crowd at John Cashs party Saturday night
A large crowd attended the party at John Cash's Saturday night. The Robisons and Wise families visited. Lawrence McGinnis and family with Myrtle Storms group spent Sunday with Mrs Alice McGinnis. Mrs Mabel Buis Iva McAninch crowd Saturday. Mrs Ida Newman visited her father James Cox and daughters Florence and Lessie Thursday. Memorial services at Providence Sunday afternoon. Myrtle Storm and sons called on Mr and Mrs George Cheek Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cash
Horace Robinson
John Wise
Lawrence McGinnis
Myrtle Storm
Alice McGinnis
Mabel Buis
Elisha McAninch’s
Ida Newman
James Cox
Florence
Lessie
Providence
Poplar Grove Social Notes and Local Visits
Fay Rasner and James Bales spent the weekend with relatives at Greencastle. Several attended a dance at Mike Leonard's Saturday night. Mrs. Albert Williams is sick. Miss Reggie Williams visited Greencastle Saturday. Carl Elmore and Dewey Elmore from Indianapolis and Greencastle respectively, Harold Cox and family, Roy Jones and family visited Elias Elmore’s household Sunday. Mrs. Merle Beck and daughter Maxine visited grandmother Mrs. William Allen. Albany Farmer and William Allen were in Providence Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Leonard
Albert Williams
Reggie Williams
Greencastle
Carl Elmore
Indianapolis
Dewey Elmore
Harold Cox
Roy Jones
Elias Elmore
Merle Beck
Maxine
William Allen
Albany Farmer
Providence
Local social notes from Martinsville area gatherings
Residents and visitors from Martinsville and nearby towns attended events last Sunday and Monday. Groups visited Will Shuck’s and Frank Garrett’s, while others traveled to Indianapolis for the races. Local families including Shack Garrett and Morgan shared visits and ice cream outings.
Havana Theater Tell of Marty's Pardons and Tacon Favor
The piece recounts the 1825 pirate leader Marty and his capture by General Tarn who spared him after he denounced his crew. It notes 1830 concession to build a national theater on Parque Central with convicts' labor, and 1898 completion named Teatro Tacon. The theater faces Central Park and seats over 2,000 in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Thias
Arty
Chute
General Tarn
Troon
Marty
Conceson
Alte
Parque Central
General Tacon
Morro Castle
Teatro
Tacon
Cuba
Itazan
Central Park
Hayang
Wrong Number Sparks Comical Telephone Mixups
In a chaotic recount, Mrs Globule discovers a wrong number led to mistaken identity and farcical requests. The neighbors debate fault and consequences as mistaken calls escalate into imagined clerical punishments, with a dinner interruption ending the scene.
War Memento of Arras Remains as Reminder of Invasion
A detailed account of Arras after warfare, focusing on the destroyed Toutel de Ville, the ruined town hall, and the lasting emptiness that will endure long after reconstruction. The piece reflects on how Arras, scarred by invasion, will be remembered as a rock of witness amid ruined streets and broken stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arras
Toutel de Ville
la Joveuse
Dead Man's Corner
Ploelde
Bynka
Armia
Cambrai
Bapaume
Beaurains
Remy
Vis-en-Artois
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R. L. O’hair
Danville
Mrs
Rollie Siddons
John Cannon
George M. Wells
Logan Mize
Chester Jordan
Jay Peck
Wilson Boley
Chicago
F. A. Arnold
Arthur Loring
Little
Kalamazoo, Mich
Loring
G. W. Bence
J. P. Allen
Rocky Mountains
Howard Barnaby
C. H. Barnaby
Earl Bunten
French Lick
George Morrie
Terre Haute
Creverling
Brazil
William Koehler
Koehler
Verna Stoner
Bastain
Fillmore
Mary Elizabeth Scripps
Doris Bowman
DePauw
Rushville
George McHafflie
Stilesville
MecHaffie
A. O. White
Johnson Street
Joesabel
Xerxes Hinton
Mary Hinton
Detroit
Mich
Hinton
Neem
Broken Bow
Neb
J. L. Wilson
James P. Hughes
Edna Curtis
Greencastle Gas Company
Lucille Torr
Ed. Hutcheson
Hamrick
Carl Ferrand
W. E. Baney
J. Erwin Baney
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mr. Baney
Eldridge Mason
John Mazon
Mason Lad
L. A. Rocky and Daughter
Carter, Mont
William Rocky
Jacsonville
John Rocky
Wallace Poynter
Orvil Fultz
Jas. Dunn
Gilbert Patterson
Creps
Mondey
Joe Byrd
Colfred
Rochester
T. ©. Grooms
Prank Bittles
W. T. Sitlington
Little Bork
Ark
Ideal Bank
Unmrednigis Qipoarrang Sey Central Nation
Indiana Loan CO
Donner
East
Washington ST
Via
Highlander
A. Browning
Ferndell
W. P. Sackett
Corn Stalk Valley
Opera House
A. Cook
Mer. ‘Op
Stuart Blackton
Mitchel Lewis
Ruby de Remer
Submarine Boat Corporation
Newark Bay Shipyards
Pathe News Weekly
Poplar Grove
Fay Rasner
James Bales
Malta
Jos. Miller
Bert Peer
John Stanley
Will Shuck
Umberto
Key
Jos. Miller's
Lucy Garrett
Clyde Walls
Fred Hunter
Jos. Campbell
Ransom
Eva Walls
Marie Lawson
Will Shack
Mary
Frank Garrett
Mary Shack
Grace Morgan
Gladys Hubbard
George Smith
Tacon Theater
Willard
Greencastle Battery Company
North Side Square
H. Askew
Palmer Chiropractor
Verve Megern Ve
Versons
Gree Castle
Charley Watson
Brick Chapel
Ted
Jones
School of Auctioneering
Robert M. McHaffie
Stilesville, Indiana
Mia
Raromeone
Nidsican
Jook
Chile
Modern
Mhlikko Club
Publis
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