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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
3
A 23 year old woman from Swissvale Pennsylvania reports losing 102 pounds in about a year by taking Kruschen Salts and following dietary adjustments. The ad claims the product safely reduces body fat and promotes a slimmer figure.
White cottons remain popular this summer with cooling washable fabrics. A double breasted jacket blouse defines the chic white sports frock, paired with a heavy woven cotton sailor beret. Another photo features a new beach frock praised in European resorts for sunward wear and versatility.
In the American Association Toledo defeated Indianapolis 6 to 4, Louisville beat Columbus 6 to 4, Minneapolis won over Milwaukee 9 to 5, and Kansas City triumphed over St. Paul 2 to 1. American League results follow.
The schedule lists eight games in the American League and four National League outings. Notable clashes include Chicago facing Philadelphia and St. Louis meeting New York, with Pittsburgh hosting Boston.
Somerset church program planned for Sunday morning after Sunday school. The Willing Workers will meet with Mrs. Russell Scobee Thursday. Dorothy Wysong visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Wysong. Leslie Ferrand family to Fowler. Mr. Ferrand ill but improving. Miss Sylvia Singleton visits sister Mrs. Warl O'Hair. Mrs. O'Hair and Florence Murphy to South Dakota. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs. Smith of Portland Milla. Local families visit Charets Davis and others. Farmers cultivation of corn reported. fields planted despite cold, cutworms, and moles. Prof. Wendell Wright repairs summer homes and plans vacation visit. A list of Sunday visitors includes John Priest, Bainbridge. Glen Davis, Danville. Darnall Davis and children, Indianapolis. Cecil Davis. Herbert Collier of Shirley. Roy Ferrand family. Martha Ferrand. Afternoon and evening callers: Carl Ferrand, Leslie Ferrand, Robert Zaring, Glenn Davis, Clayton Cox and daughter Bettie Jean, Chas. Davis, Brite Hall.
Pharmacists endorse Dave’s Mentha Pepsin as the easy pleasant remedy for gas and indigestion. The ad urges two weeks of use to restore a disordered stomach and promises a money back guarantee from Mullins Drug Store if not satisfied.
Charles Hendricks and his family visited the Flint residence on Monday evening, marking a brief social call. The report notes no incidents or further details from the visit.
Putnam County Indiana treasurer G E Ogles invites sealed bids by June 20 1951 for sale of crushed stone road bonds in Washington and Jefferson Townships. Bonds dated June 15 1941 bear 4.5 percent interest with semiannual coupons, payable at Greencastle. Bids must meet par with five percent certified check. right to reject bids reserved. Posters June 8-10.
The Drake well sparked a petroleum boom led by refining advances and pipeline innovation. Pithole City swelled to tens of thousands, with tank cars and early trunk lines shaping modern transport. Oil trade expanded from Pennsylvania to the Atlantic seaboard and beyond as tanker ships emerged.
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