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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1922

Page

3

Local News Roundup From Greencastle May Meetings and Accidents

Community notices include postponed May meeting of the club led by Mrs Burst Hurst and a Woman's Union gathering at Mrs Bruce Channon's East Anderson street home. Reports cover Doris Bee's arm injury during a Big Walnut creek picnic, Harvey McAninch's $1100 settlement for a gravel pit cave-in, a Ford truck accident on Washington street injuring none, Cleo Hepler's matrimonial shower before her May 6 wedding, and local updates on residents Ross Torr og Bicknell illness and other social events in Greencastle.

Woman’s Union of the Christian Church Bruce Channon East Anderson Street Doris Bee Frank Bee North Madison Street Miss Bee Glidewell Big Walnut Creek Here McGaughey Harvey McAninch Coatesville Interurban Company Greencastle Interurban Hays & Murphy McAninch Layman Hepler Cleo Hepler Harland Rissler Miss Hepler Helen Cox Crystal Cooper Imogene Cooper Ross Torr Og Bicknell J. H. Pitchford East Washington Street Bicknell

Local visits and college ties across towns

Mrs. Robert Hamrick visited Indianapolis on Wednesday. Mrs. Colwell of Edinburgh Illinois plans a weekend visit to daughter Miss Helen Colwell at DePauw. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Murphy of Bainbridge dropped by to see friends Wednesday evening.

Robert Hamrick Indianapolis Colwell Edinburgh Ill Helen Colwell DePauw Sherman Murphy Bainbridge

Carriage Hire Joke Says Four But Six If Well Frequent

A Highlands scene reports a carriage proprietor noting a vehicle usually carries four, but six if the occupants are well frequent. The remark adds a touch of rural wit to a family outing visit.

Highlands

Soap chips fool shoppers in Emporia grocery incident

In Emporia Kansas several shoppers mistook soap chips for brown sugar and ate them. The more they spat out the worse the man became, and store clerks who dislike loiterers found unexpected amusement in the commotion as the episode unfolded.

Education in Iceland Shows High Literacy and Parental Role

The text notes Iceland’s wholly literate population and highlights a system where parents are responsible for teaching children elementary subjects. It adds that children under 14 must take yearly examinations.

Iceland

The Rosary Origin and Adoption by St Dominic

The rosary derives from rosarium a garland of roses used to crown the Virgin Mary image The present form of the rosary was instituted in honor of the Virgin by St Dominic This historical note traces its religious symbolism and creation.

Mary Dominic

Watering Plants The Bath Method

City dwellers should soak houseplants in the tub to thoroughly water them. Ensure the underside of leaves gets wet where insects commonly hide.

Constipation Nearly Ruined Him and Then Nery Worth Help

The piece profiles Harry Siebert the famous whistler who suffered years of constipation and stomach trouble. After using Nery Worth he rapidly improved gaining seven pounds on the first bottle. The remedy promises to aid digestion stop gas belching regulate bowels quiet nerves and tonify the system with safe vegetable essences. Drug stores including R. P. Mullins stock it with a money back guarantee if first bottle fails. It is marketed as especially suitable for women and children.

Edison Harry Siebert Whistler R. P. Mullins

Long Suffering. A Quiet Year of Earthly Trials

Scientists note that the Earth’s orbit remains stable with only minor variation in a year marked by significant turmoil. The annual journey around the sun is consistent despite global challenges and upheavals.

Heaviest Timber Growth Found on Olympic Peninsula

The forest service reports the United States' heaviest timber growth lies on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington. The region has undergone several glaciation periods shaping its forest.

The Forest Service United States Olympic Peninsula Washington

Genius Explained as Brain Germ, Irish Surgeon Claims

An Irish surgeon explains genius as the result of a germ that enters and moves around the brain. The assertion frames intellect as a biological product rather than a purely innate trait.

Women weigh marriage outcomes against income in society

The remark suggests many women prioritize financial prospects over marital results. It notes that economic security often shapes decisions within relationships and social expectations.

Rich Man's Estate Is Claimed by Mourners

Mary Giles a Waldorf Astoria maid died leaving 816000 in savings. Hotel officials were surprised to receive letters from three husbands two sons and two other relatives claiming the estate. The death prompts a public notice of probable heirs across a wide familial circle.

Mary Giles New York City

Senior Class Play All of a Sudden Peggy at High School

The Senior Class Play All of a Sudden Peggy will be staged May 11 and 12 in the High School Auditorium Tickets available at Langdon's Book Store Reservations are encouraged The ad invites everyone to attend for a hearty laugh this week on Thursday or Friday night for a fun time.

Peggy Langdon’s Adv

Farm land for sale ad links Foreman to Putnam Realty

O P Foreman a veteran Indiana land broker has joined Putnam Realty Company of Indianapolis. The ad seeks farmers willing to sell at a right price and directs inquiries to 7034 Fidelity Trust Building Indianapolis Indiana Adv.

O. P. Foreman Indiana Putnam Realty Company Indianapolis

Special Friday and Saturday Bar Prices Ad

Friday and Saturday only one bar 5e be 25 cents and 15e 25e. We pay 2 cents above market price.

Harding Vindication Turns to Indiana Republican Revolt

Editorial argues Indiana Republicans repudiated the Harding administration in Beveridge's primary, signaling insurgent momentum against the national party. It predicts a broader impact as Old Guard figures fall, Beveridge and New drawn into a contested fight, with Indiana a pivot for 1924 renomination prospects.

Harding Indiana Beveridge New White House Chicago Senator New ne’er_do-wells Mr. New Progressive Party Jim Watson Harry Indianapolis Watson

Born to Elmer Clodfelter in South Russell

South Russell reports a son born to Elmer Clodfelter and his wife. Milton Bowers and wife visited S. R. Bales and wife Saturday afternoon. Lafe McGaughey and family had dinner with Walter McGaughey Sunday. Sunday guests at S. R. Bales included Harve Gardner and wife from Indianapolis Effie Shannon and daughter Vera Norman of Russellville Mrs. Will Obenchain and Mollie Cro dian Otha Bales and wife Floyd Bales and family James Bales, mother and sister, and Alta Trout of Cloverdale. Mrs. Sanford Bales improving. Sir Guy Sutherlin and family visited Quince Wilson Sunday. Lydia Newton helping Nellie Bales with house cleaning.

Lafe McGaughey Walter McGaugheys S. R Guy Sutherlin Quince Wilson Lydia Newton Nellie Bales

Sunday School convention at St John s church

The Sunday School convention was held at St John s church Sunday. Miss Hazel Matherly visits sister Edith Stoner of Bainbridge. Mr. and John Byers Sr on the sick list are improving. Miss Agnes Matherly visited aunt in Brazil. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Risler spent Sunday with John Byers Sr.

Clay County St. John’s Hazel Matherly Edith Stoner Bainbridge John Byers Agnes Matherly Brazil Clyde Risler

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Burst Hurst Tio W. Jones John R. King, Jr John R. King Washington Street Albert Daggy Kine Frank Shafer Ethel Frances Greencastle High School Crawfordsville High School E. Todd & Sons Franklin & Market Sts Pen National Central A. Grismer S. Bloomington St Greencastle Welding Co Ray R. Miller Nery-Worth Josephine Rankin Illinois Street the Central Trust CO Lloyd-Loon J. D. McLean Hanna Street Greencastle Telephone Co Martha Ridpath Parent Teachers Association Brown & Moffett’s Kirk J. E. Cash Charles Albert Parkin Florence Ann Wallace M. Welch Saginaw Avenue Lambda Chis Phi McKeenfield Samuel Adams Otto Dobbs East Washington Streets Edward Arnold Marion Township ROYAL Royal Baking Powder Co William St New York Claude G. Bowers Fr. Wayne Journal Gazette Ford Opera House A. Cook Mer Shirley Mason Booth Tarrington Edgar Reginald Barker Hawk Mann BK oCe Kuppenheimer J. F. Cannon & Co South Russell Elmer Clodfelter Milton Bowers S. R. Bales Roadman School Crossing
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