Stilesville Notes Brighten Local Social Scene
Miss Ruth Gentry of Indianapolis visits cousin Mrs Sallie Tincher. Penelope Club meets Mrs Claud Elrod with nine members and a homemade luncheon. George Lineberry in Indianapolis. Emma Walls and Miss Wells from Alabama visit Wm Walls family. Hallie York visits sister near Union. Julian Ray home from State Normal. Gertrude Mills, son and Madelyn Hicks visit Mrs Herbert Allee near Cloverdale. Social Helpers of Christian Church meet Mrs W Sallust and daughter. Mrs Jane Wallace visits Ed Jones’s wife at Belle Union. L F Hicks attends Weslyn Society guest day at Clay. Leroy Hixon of Indianapolis visits Andrew Robards and Miss Hazel Gibbons. Jank and Maggie Lewis attend Belle Union commencements. Stelen Coble visits with Stella Sallust.
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W. Sallust
Jane Wallace
Ed Jones
Belle Union
L. F. Hicks
Weslyn Society
Clayton
Leroy Hixon
Indianapolis
Andrew Robards
Hazel Gibbons
Jank
Maggie Lewis
Fincastle Community Socials and Visits Reported
Mr and Mrs Joe Riggles visited Noah Riggles Sunday. A large crowd attended Thursday evening’s commencement exercises. Several locals visited friends and relatives including Gertrude Terry with Ethel Watson, Lon Lockabill with Charles Silvey, and Lee Whitted with Virgil Terry. Numerous small gatherings occurred with the Everman and Watson families, and outings to Roachvale and Roachdale events were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fincastle
Joe Riggles
Noah Riggles
Gertrude Terry
Ethel Watson
Lon Lockabill
Charles Silvey
Lee Whitted
Virgil Terry
J. W. Terry
Glenn
Neal Everman
Earl Watson
Anita Fosher
Hazel Stennett
Ralph Fosher
Jessie Twigg
Carl
Leslie Brothers
Walter Dodd
Roachvale
Chaste Young
H. C. Fosher
Elmer Watson
Raccoon Sundy
Roachdale
In Remembrance for Mrs Sophia A Miller 1915
In Remembrance memory verses mourn Mrs Sophia A Miller who died June 20 1915. Sweet memories of our mother as we sit in the twilight and dream. Across the darken threshold came the angel reaper and wrapped our dearest mother in his mantle fold. Though life’s chain is riven this world’s wealth cannot restore. No other can fill dear mother’s place.
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Sophia A. Miller
PEL RIVER HEIGHTS PARTY AND VISITOR NOTES
Ruth and Bessie Dean and Earl and Ruth Fiery attended a party at Harvey Dean's Tuesday night. Mrs Charles Dean and daughters Ruth and Bessie called on Mrs R T Young and daughter Ruby Friday. All attended the Roachdale horse show Saturday. Sunday visitors included Grover Barker and family at David Barker's, Bob Johnston and mother at Chas Johnston's, Henry Allen and family at Morgan Barkers, Chas Dean and family, Ben By master and wife, Vern Lydick and wife, and Orval Boling and wife at Louises. Robert Johnston spent Saturday and Sunday with homefolks.
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Ruth
Bessie Dean
Earl
Ruth Fiery
Harvey Dean
Charles Dean
Bessie
R. T. Young
Ruby
Roachdale
Grover Barker
David Barker
Bob Johnston
Chas
Orval Boling
Louises
Robert Johnston
Local Social Notes From Roachdale and Surrounding Areas
Malta residents Mrs Ransom and daughter Marie attended the Roachdale horse show Saturday. Miss Josie Ball of Lebanon visited with Mrs Mary Campbell and others while Mrs Will Shuck and daughter Mary as well as Mrs Woods and daughter spent last Friday with Mrs Maria Campbell. Mr and Mrs Austin Smith visited near Canaan last Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Baldwin. Mr and Mrs Charles Snodgrass spent Sunday with her parents near Bainbridge. Mrs Lizzie Campbell and children visited Mr and Mrs Frank Garrett Sunday. Mrs Emma Morgan and daughters visited Mrs Will Shuck last Sunday. The Society Country Club met with Mrs Mary Priest last Monday afternoon. Mrs Sam Campbell called on. Try Herald Want ad for quick results. One-half cent a word.
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Josie Ball
Lebanon
Will Shuck
Mary
Woods
Maria Campbell
Austin Smith
William Baldwin
Canaan
Charles Snodgrass
Bainbridge
Lizzie Campbell
Frank Garrett
Emma Morgan
Society Country Club
Mary Priest
Sam Campbell
Will
Voice of the People appeals for Greencastle tax payer input
Spencer Mahan writes that a ward petition on a new high school was meant as an estimate only. After interviewing 128 residents he found many oppose the project due to debt costs sewer hookups and annual expenses. He urges common sense to halt further steps.
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Greencastle
Spencer Mahan
Debate Over New High School Building by Jackson Boyd
Jackson Boyd argues against a proposed new high school building, saying money should go to excellent teachers instead of lavish construction. He criticizes new-comer influence, defends widows, recalls personal charity, attacks alleged official misconduct, and claims the town already has sufficient facilities while tax structures suppress growth. He predicts four-fifths of citizens will support his forthcoming suit and vows to continue writing.
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Greencastle
Board of Charities
Crawfordsville
Brazil
Jackson Boyd
Former W C T U Leader to Speak at Locust Street Church
Mrs. Culla J. Wayhinger of Up land, Indiana, former Indiana state president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, will deliver an address Sunday afternoon at Locust Street Methodist Church under the Flying Squadron of America. W. C. Van Arsdel will chair. a special song service is planned. The Flying Squadron, founded in Columbus in 1913, aims to destroy liquor traffic and promote a national constitutional convention.
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Culla J. Wayhinger
Upland
Indiana
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Locust Street Methodist Church
Flying Squadron of America
Vayhinger
W. C. van Arsdel
Columbus
Ohio
Annual S C C Picnic Held Tuesday Evening
The annual picnic of the S. C. C.'s of this city was hosted by Mrs. Nellie Leuteke Albin at Locust and Berry streets Tuesday evening. About twenty members and guests attended, each bringing a basket. After a hearty meal on the lawn, the group attended a local picture show together, with listed attendees and guests from nearby towns.
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Nellie Leuteke Albin
Locust and
Berry Street
Leuteke
Mary Albaugh
Ernest Browning
Jesse Beemer
Mary Curran
Hannah Curran
Ethel Daniels
Hildegard Haspel
Florence Miesse
Jessie Pierce
Ivan Ruark
Lulu Schildmyer
Fred Thomas
James Albin
Daisy Stauch
Florence King
Agnes Buster
Hallie Browning
Hattie Leuteke
Lenora Ruark
Wilhelmina Tatwell
Crawfordsville
Rose Mary Brown
Terre Haute
Cloverdale Prep for Rematch With Putnam Team
Cloverdale Sunday school baseball meets College Avenue M E in a second game at McKeenfield Thursday afternoon at 0 o'clock. Cloverdale won the opener on their home field, but locals aim to defeat Putnam boys. Local lineup includes Warry Grey catcher Pete Stoner pitcher Robert Stoner Philip Maxwell Wayne Gillen Jimmie Zeis Byron Reid Gilbert Synder Edwin Hughes.
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College Avenue M. E
Methodist
Cloverdale
McKeenfield
South Putnam Boys
Warry Grey
Pete Stone
Herald Want Ads Sell Lost Pins In Greencastle
The Herald reports two recent successes from its want ad column. Miss Ester Boley lost a Kappa Kappa Gamma key while homebound, and an express return followed a 4 cent ad. A Greencastle woman’s lost pin was also found after a want ad. Ads cost little and yield results due to wide readership.
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The
Herald
Ester Boley
DePauw
Kansa City
Express
Greencastle
Herald Office
Uncalled Letters Listed for Advertised Request
The office notes uncalled letters including Bee Beulah Boggess Ben M. Graham Letha Jarrard R T King Millard Marsteller George E B Oliver Miss Verne Wright Louis In calling for these please say advertised to claim.
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Bee
Beulah
Boggess
Ben M. Graham
Letha
Jarrard
R. T
King
Millard
Marsteller
George EB
Oliver
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Wright
Louis
Real Estate Transfers Listed For Several Townships
Real estate transfers shown include ee Wm D Bowers to George W Potter for land in Russell RUPLI and United States to James Mosy for land in Jefferson township. Also United States to Wm Bittle for land in Jefferson town Pat, NP sea one guessartes LeRoy Allen to Sarah J Mod fitt for land in Cloverdale township et ee Leslie Frank to Jno E La land in Chasten town 26 Pat 2000 a
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D. Bowers
George W. Potter
Russell
Flower Mission Meeting Highlights Community Service
The annual W C T U flower mission met at Mrs Raser Bittles home. Mrs Hattie Moore, twenty five years leader, gave her report and urged beautification of the city through individual flower culture. She noted sending flowers to hospitals strangers church and others plus clothing and food distribution. Also on program were Mrs Bittles Miss Lenore Webb Emilouise Gerhardt and William Riley with recitations and song. Rev C L Airhart to lead all day services at Roachdale Baptist Church next Sunday.
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Raser Bittles
Hattie Moore
Soap
William Riley
Ice Cream Social Planned by Ladies Embroidery Club
REELSVILLE residents look forward to an ice cream social on Mrs. Kate Foster’s lawn Saturday night, June 27, with all invited. The column notes visits from Bra zil, Los Angeles, and Duluth, family happenings, a Sunday school Reds vs Blues contest won by the Blues, and a moving picture show’s engagement in Lena.
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Ladies’ Embroidery Club
Kate Foster
Henry Vickers
Brazil
Mary EK. Foster
Cora
Elizabeth Coombs
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles
Flossie Aker
Emma
Myrtle Herbert
Forest Aker
Clay City
Americans to gain $10,000 prize at Indianapolis race
Indianapolis June 17 American manufacturers are urged to unite behind a national $10,000 trophy to reward the next American winner of the Indianapolis five hundred. The San Antonio Auto Club funds part of the prize with calls for further subscriptions via Motor Age and similar magazines to raise the balance.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Europe
San Antonio
Tex
Auto Club
Motor Age
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