Local Happenings in Greencastle and Bainbridge
In Greencastle and Bainbridge Tuesday and Thursday gatherings are noted with Mrs. Jesse Jones Mrs Okie Jones and Louise among visitors Zella Bowen Laura Hurst and Fern Hurst Nettie Hillis and the MacAntyre family visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Brown. Dexter Oliver remains in Putnam County Hospital after an appendectomy as farmers plow corn raise hay and cut wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Jones
Okie Jones
Louise
Bainbridge
Zella Bowen
Fern Hurst
Nettie Hillis
Laura Hurst
Glenn MacAntyre
Harry Brown
Dexter Oliver
Putnam County Hospital
Oliver
Local Social Notes and Farm Outlook in Malta
Mr and Mrs Claude Phillips visited Greencastle last Saturday. Mrs Ruth Sutherlin spent a day with her mother, and Miss Gladys Garrett visited Alberta Heavin. Wheat cutting begins this week. many local residents, including Hazel Woods and Anna Phillips, moved about socially. Cecil Bartlett and Clay Garrett recovered enough to resume activities. Emma Morgan attended the Fillmore Aid Society and Albert Heavin the social service club. Henry and Will Shuck visited from Fillmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Jo Garrett
Leonard Heavin
Big Walnut
Ruth Sutherlin
Mor
Gladys Garrett
Alberta Heavin
Hazel Woods
Merle Smith
Anna Phillips
Cecil Bartlett
Emma Morgan
Aid Society
Fillmore
Pauline Goodwin
Albert Heavin
Eva Ogles
Henry Shuck
Will Shuck
Clay Garrett
Canaan Social Notes Include Visits and Meetings
Mrs. Charles Lisby improves after illness as visitors from Indianapolis Evans ton and North Salem drop by. The Evans, Tucker, Miller, Huber, Lisby, Bunten, Evans and Morphew families share calls and meals across Bainbridge and surrounding towns, with several Sunday visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lisby
A Lloyd Evans
Indianapolis
Jesse Evans
Ned Tucker
Evanston
Flora Masten
Addison Huber
Cecil Miller
Flem Wells
Anne
Rose
Maud Miller
Ethel Lydick
Lily Smith
Club Federation
Bainbridge
Eugene Huber
Harold Bunten
Herdis Miller
Philip Evans
Lester Miller
Madeline Huber
Joe Morphew
North Salem
Jimmie Meek
Add Huber's
Charles Christy
Tamar Huber
The Cave Man and the Modern Want Ad
A humorous contrast between prehistoric courtship and modern advertising. The piece notes how primitive persistence gave way to civilization restricting such methods, yielding the inexpensive, nonphysical option of the want ad for finding a mate.
Pope Pius XI Faces Serious Illness at 73
International Newsreel reports Pope Pius XI is seriously ill at age 73 and may require an immediate operation to address his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Pius XI
The Herald Greencastle Indiana Postal Advertisement
The Herald publishes in Greencastle Indiana at 17 19 South Jackson Street. Subscriptions are 3.00 a year in Putnam County and 3.50 outside. Carrier delivery in Greencastle 10 cents weekly. Advertising rates available on request.
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Greencastle
Ind
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Aviators Farewell Prior to Flight from Ireland to New York
Captain J P Saul navigator to Miss Ena Marchant bid farewell before Saul and his crew departed in the three masted monoplane Southern Cross from Ireland. They flew across difficult routes and landed at Harbor Grace Airport after a long ocean crossing to reach New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Saul
Miss ‘Ena Marchant
Saul
Southern Cross
Ireland
New York
Harbor Grace
International Newareok
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Amy Johnson
London
Australia
Eagle Farm Aerodrome
Brisbane
Byrd
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roose
Velt
Antarctic
International Newereel
Greencastler
Malta
Claude Phillips
Oldfield
Firestone
Franklin Street
A.R. Chenoweth
Greencastle, Indiana
Rotary
Gus Loehr
Sylvester Schiele
Hiram Shorey
Paul P. Harris
Chicago
Mr. Harris
Harold Russell Ryder
Criminal Courts Building
Woody & Company Stock Exchange
Canaan
International Newsreel
the Herald
Charles J. Arnold
Bloomington
Crawford
Indiana Loan CO
E. Wash
South Vine Street
H. R. Nicholas
Kauble & Son
Lac
Brookfield
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