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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
8
Community notes from Cloverdale list numerous visits and social ties. Residents travel to Indianapolis, Greencastle, Martinsville, Bloomington, and beyond for church, medical care, and family gatherings. Mentioned are Morrison, Tabor, Cunningham, Kennedy, Smythe, Duncan, Beaman, Duncan, and other local and out of state families.
Hoosier Poultry Farm Hatchery in Michigantown Indiana lists hatch dates July 2 9 17 and 23 with barred white buff rocks red white wyandottes buff orpingtons at nine to fifty to five hundred units per price ranges. White and brown leghorns priced at eight per hundred to one thousand units with prepaid live delivery and added costs for larger shipments. Phone orders accepted Box 726.
An old advertisement touts Fly-Tox as fragrant and stainless while harmless to humans, claiming it kills flies and mosquitoes that carry disease. It warns flies contaminate milk, food, babies and wounds, spreading infection, and asserts Fly-Tox can keep a house free of these insects.
Malta residents and guests share visits across Indiana. Frank Woods hosts in Indianapolis while Reno visitors Mur ray Greenlee Ona Christie and family join Glen Duncan and others. Local travel to Greencastle for shopping and a band concert is noted.
Mrs Nellie Watson and son Richard of Carpentersville visited her mother Mrs Alice Wilson on Friday. Mrs Clark Wilson and daughter Lucile spent time with Mrs Will Newby on Tuesday. Mrs Harry Job called on Mrs Clark Wilson Friday afternoon. Mrs Nerve Barker visited sister Mrs Luth eca McFerran Saturday. Ott Barker called on his mother Sunday. Miss Elittiea Wilson called on Mrs Henry Barker Friday. Mr and Mrs Matson Johnson visited with his stepmother Mrs Luthen McFerran Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Barker attended a class reunion at Sam Modlin's home Sunday.
Sunflower park five miles west of Brazil Indiana will host a diverse thrills program on Sunday July 1 including a motor derby auto polo four expert polo cars a flying circus with Dick Johnson of Danville Illinois Ray Mahan wing walker parachute drop from 2000 feet and stunts. The Universal Exhibition company of Minneapolis returns to entertain western Indiana and eastern Illinois audiences.
The writer discusses locating a lady friend in town and plans for discreet behavior during the convention. He notes a bet on a $3.85 suit, fashion stakes, and personal loyalties as he recounts voting for Jim Reed in 1900 and his pledge to support Frank Dailey for Indiana governor.
Charles M. Diel of the Butler School House area died at St. Anthony hospital in Terre Haute at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday from influenza complications. A respected Putnam County farmer, he was 55 years old and survived by widow Etna May Girton Diel, four children Dennis N. and John Roy, Zelda Taylor, Mae Ameda Diel, plus two sisters Vina Ramage and Rose Milbern and many relatives.
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