Local Greencastle Notes Share News on Residents
The column reports residents including B. Zeis and wife lodging with Mrs. Lillie Landes on Taylor Avenue and various locals traveling to Indianapolis Detroit and Lafayette. It notes school events and theater promotions at Greencastle High School and church activities plus civic updates from Sheriff Snyder and the Nazarene Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes B. Zeis
Lillie Landes
Taylor Avenue
Frankfort
T. St
Put-in-Bay
Cedar Point
Ohio
Cleveland
Buffalo
N. Y
Toronto
Theatre guests visit Greencastle and quarry photos
High School Theatre hosts Mr and Mrs Ott Sherrill of Cloverdale in Greencastle on Monday. Local photographer J O McCamack displays three large O I Stone Quarries images, including a birdseye view, a quarry scene, and a dynamite explosion shot taken in .018 of a second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Earl Sherrill
Cloverdale
Ang
Ott Sherrill
Cloverdal
Greencastle
J. O. McCamack
Cutting Off the Last Word
Archaeologists ponder the headless body of an Egyptian princess found in an ancient tomb. The article notes an Oriental custom of beheading in domestic disputes and speculates on the princess’s final words, suggested as “Where have you been?” Judge.
Not Unimportant Territory The District of Columbia
The piece notes DC covers about 100 miles square and is mostly busy with politicians and social climbers. It reports over 100000 dollars worth of livestock and over a million dollars worth of vegetables grown in vacant lots and fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Little Girl Declares Mother a Kid After Candy
A young girl forgetting manners snatches candy then hugs her mother and proclaims Ill tell the world mother your some kid. The playful moment showcases child wit and family humor reported in light feature style.
Dangerous type who will hang round a girl all her life
Miss De Muir Papa forbids your visit to the house calling you a dangerous man. He warns you are the lifelong hanger, never marrying. The man protests the accusation as he contemplates a proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Income Tax Bureau
Central
Mary
Jack
Gloria
George
Sing Sing
Sve
Just a Matter of Opinion on a Drunkard Worker
A young man employed by an theatrical manager drinks heavily and spends his salary on alcohol. He greets gratuities with Your health, sir, and after a drunken stumble his boss helps him up. The boss suggests drinking is the mistake, the lad quips walking after a drink is the real error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Petit Parisien
Paris
The
Kansas City Star
William Duncan Stars in God's Country and the Woman
Vitagraph screens God's Country and the Woman at the High School theater on June 19 with William Duncan as the hero. The film shows vast snowy northland scenery and daring adventures as a fearless man and woman confront peril and triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Oliver Curwood
Vitagraph
William Duncan
New York City
Northland
Adyv
Optimism Amid Quips in a Humorous Exchange
Quips about fireproof hotels tax refunds and morning misstatements show a playful scene. Jokes touch on burglars central trains and fashion as a lighthearted slice of life. The dialogue captures everyday humor and social attitudes with wit.
For Sale Bargain Ford Coupe and Sedan
Christie Thomas Auto Sales Co in Greencastle Indiana lists a bargain for a Ford coupe and a Ford sedan for immediate purchase. Local ad notes exposed pricing and contact options for the dealership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie- Thomas Auto Sales Co
Greencastle
Indiana
Nurse on Skis Aids Remote Oregon Family
Miss Lydia Fricke, county health nurse in Oregon, traveled 28 miles on skis through a blinding snowstorm to relieve a destitute family in a remote district.
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Lydia Fricke
Oregon
Willing to Pay Wins Outfield Fame in Crowd Filler Tale
A baseball game starts with a missing fielder and a spectator who joins as a temporary player. He hits a towering home run but protests, saying he will buy another ball, prompting the crowd to shout for a run.
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Charles FE. Cooper
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West
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Lewiston
Montana
W. A. Beemer
Constantine, Michigan
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R. S. Lesher
Indianapolis
Ladies of the Manhattan Christian Church
Charles Huffman
East Washington Street
John Cossang
Mooresville
Florence Raper
Margaret Miller
Lafayette
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Phillip Maxwell
Brazil Times
Charles Rockwell
W. Guy Pickens
Joseph
Jefferson Township
George Hill
City
Estes Duncan
Julius Bryan
Indianpolis
James Terry
Ed. Hammond
Marion Township
Bar! Terry
John Cannon
Josephine Lewis
Paul Wright
Louis Scheldinyer
John Friend
Hubert Jordan
Frank Concilla
Frank
Canada
Tony Concilla
Tony
O. A. Sallust
Ralph Crawley
Poland
Snyder
Marion County
Lawrence Sears
Sears
Putnam County
FE. P. Wadden
Detroit, Mich
Frank Payette
Indianapolis Baseball Club
American Association
Indians
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Miller
Louisville
Hendricks
Hazel Fox
Marie Merryweather
Ora K. Fox
Leo K. Reeder
East St. Louis
Reeder
Harry LaRue
Shelby Moore
Clinton Township
Larkin
Walnut Street
Church Board
Church of the Nazarene
H. S. Werneke
Lloyd Grose
Brazil
William Hill
V. C. Thomas
Frank Thomas
American Legion Hall
Vernon Shirley
Virginia
Zola Hancock
Fern Dicks
Leonard Sutherlin
Maurice Sutherlin
Reno
Owl Drug Store
Jean Leyenberger
Paul Leyenberger
Asher Profitt
Crawfordsville
South End
Geo
H. S. Auditorium
Porto
State Life Building
Jin Sack
Indiana Portland Cement Co
W. H. Craver
Fred Ellis
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Ford & Woodrum
John J. Black
Indiana Street
Chippewa Falls
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