Personal and Local News Roundup From Greencastle and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hostetter visited relatives near Bainbridge and returned home. Indianapolis residents Mr and Mrs Badger Williamson spent the day here. Mr and Mrs Ed Rice of Midland Indiana welcomed a 74 pound baby daughter Mary Madge born June 13 with Mrs Jennie Lonis being a former resident. David Hicks of Stuttgart Arkansas returned after the death of Mrs Joe Adams. he is foreman on the Adams rice plantation. Fred Boley of San Diego left for Kansas City then Texas en route to California after accompanying his sister Mrs F A Arnold at the time of her daughter's death. The Christian Church will observe children's day on Sunday June 20 at 7 30 PM with a program announces in Saturday's paper. Dr W M McGaughey spent the day in Danville on business. The Odd Fellows set memorial services Sunday June 20 at 3 PM at Locust Street M E church. Dr H C Clippinger will speak. Putnam Lodge No 45 and Greencastle Lodge No 248 members to meet at 2 PM, bring flowers, then march to the church for services with Bee Hive and Crescent Rebecca Lodges. Beta fraternity chaperoned a Shades of Death drive Thursday. James L Randel attended his nephew James Hall's funeral in Ladoga. Isaac Browning, son of Mr and Mrs John Browning, was found guilty of paternity by Rev L D Dodd. Browning appealed to the Circuit Court and a trial is expected in September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Rice
Midland
Indiana
Mary Madge
Rice
Jennie Lonis
Cloverdale Graphic
Lonis
Greencastle
David Hicks
Stuttgart
Arkansas
Joe Adams
Hicks
Adams Rice
Fred Boley
San Diego
California
F. A. Arnold
Kansas City
Texas
Calif
Odd Fellows
Locust Street M. E
H. C. Clippinger
Putnam Lodge No
Greencastle Lodge No
George Christie
Frank Cannon
Beta Fraternity
James L. Randel
Ladoga
James Hall
Isaac Browning
John Browning
L. D. Dodd
Squire Frank
Browning
SEA FURNISHES MUCH FOOD FROM U S SEA LIFE
The United States may hold the world’s most valuable fishery, spanning all seacoast states from Cape Cod to the Rio Grande and Puget Sound to San Francisco. It yields about 115 000 tons of food annually, employs roughly 67 000 people, and is valued at over 15 billion dollars in its sea-borne form, with oysters driving the most valuable fishery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cape Cod
Rio Grande
Puget Sound
San Francisco
Pacific
Atlantic
Bureau of Fisheries
Youthful Evansville Man Endorses Trutona Remedy
Edward C. Pfiffer Jr. of Evansville recounts health gains from Trutona. He says the tonic relieved long standing stomach trouble and general fatigue, restored energy and joint comfort, and improved overall well being. The product is advertised as a reconstructive tonic for stomach liver and bowel issues and is sold at R Mulins Drug Store in Greencastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Edward C. Pfiffer Jr
West Michigan Street
Trutona
Greencastle
Mulins Drug
Local grocer ad lists June sale items and prices
A historic grocery circular shows prices for flour syrups peaches beans bacon and canned goods. Items include Larabees hard wheat flour two dollars per 50 pounds, Karo syrups in various sizes, Yellow cling peaches, pure lard, navy lima and kidney beans, apricots and peaches by can, Sun Maid raisins macaroni spaghetti corn flakes and soaps with multiple multi pack offers.
Chinese Embrace Athletics As Education Evolves
The article traces a shift from contempt for sports in historic China to modern acceptance. It notes ancient classics favored bodily restraint, then describes the influence of Ching dynasty culture and Western ideas on promoting physical culture and school athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Sayl Heys
Ching
Japanese woman editor aims to train future Tokyo journalists
Mire Kolashi, the first Japanese woman to edit a women's page, studies journalism at Columbia University and plans to teach journalism at Tokyo Trion College next year. She notes a rise of women entering the field in Japan and leads a Tokyo group of twenty women journalists as part of an international YWCA fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Kolashi
Columbia University
Tokyo Trion College
Japan
Miss Kohashi
Tokyo
Miss Kobashi
The Earl of Portarlington and a London railway lunchline
The earl recalls a railway lunch scene in London as a young scout, on duty at a major terminus, battles a hungry bite and a passerby offers advice. The boy quips that lacking appetite for the next meal means no dinner, leaving the gentleman speechless.
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Earl of
Light and bed safety during house cleaning time
The Koox Messenger notes that during house cleaning season it is foolish to enter a bedroom without light and warns against sitting on the bed edge since the bed might have been moved to the other side of the room by the women of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koox Messenger
That Dose Should Be Effective. What Are You Treating Me For
A patient challenges a doctor about memory loss and a two year outstanding bill of 60 dollars. The Boston Transcript captures the exchange with terse reproach and legal tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
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the First National Bank
Via
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Luisais
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
Traction Terminal Bldg
Indianapolis
the Central National Bank
Central Trust
R. L. O'Hair
S. A. Hays
J. L. Randel
Opera House
A. Cook, Prop
Mgr
The
Mary Pickford Company
Mary Pickford
the Hoodlum
William Fox
Fox
Ralph Hostetter
Mrs. Badger Willamson
Ornia
W. M. McGaughey
Danville
Bee Hive
Crescent Rebecca Lodges
Yuth
Larabees
S. D. Early
Cash Grocery
Main and Broadway
New Republic
H. Askew
Palmer Chiropractor
Washington and
Vine Streets
A. B. Hanna
C. W. Huffman
Hanna & Huffman
Uushtftat
R. P. Mullins
West Side Square
0. L. Jones Co
Mr. Jones
Fred E. Todd & Sons
Todd & Sons
West Franklin St
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