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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1915
Page
2
J. O. Mullinix, trustee, says he will be in his Reelsville office on Tuesday and Friday each week to transact township business.
Edgar J. Wilson, Trustee of Floyd Township, announces he will conduct township business at his home in Floyd Township every Wednesday. The notice outlines regular weekly meetings to handle official matters.
Greencastle Township Trustee Harry Talbott will hold office hours daily in the S. C. Sayers Book Store Greencastle to conduct township business. Phone 388.
Corespondence from Old Hedge Row reports Mrs Norman Shotts visiting Mrs Bill Keck on Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Elmer Young spent the weekend in North Salem. Mr and Mrs Jim Eggers and Mr and Mrs Lee McCloud visited Mr and Mrs John Morphew Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dan Shackleford called on Emma Walls. Irene Disney spent a day last week with Mrs Katie Shorter.
Miss Edna Disney spent Sunday with Miss Merle West. Mr and Mrs Robert Stewart visited Mr and Mrs Joe Lane Sunday. Mrs John Smith and Miss Hazel Allen called on Mrs John McCloud Monday afternoon. Mrs Jess Hodard spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs James Wilson. Little Katherine Page visited her grandmother Mrs Mollie Kurta last week.
Mrs. Malinda Young and Mrs. Clema Keck with Estie and Estel visited Mr. and Mrs. Elick. Mr. and Mrs. James Eggers with Mr. and Mrs. Lee McCloud visited Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Morphew. Ada Eggers and Guy Moody called on Lee McCloud and family last week. Irene Disney spent Wednesday with Mrs. Katie Shorter. Guy Moody and wife visited George Moody on Sunday.
Poplar Grove and surrounding area residents share visits and hospitality. Mr and Mrs Albany Farmer spent Sunday with the Galvins. Mrs Elmer Farmer stayed with her Cushman relatives near Putnamville. William Stroube and family visited Lasley. Jesse L Cox visited his uncle John Morris near Cloverdale Friday. Mrs Beck of Canot stayed with grandparents the Allens Martins and Vernie. Oscar Jewel Trout spent Sunday with Mary A Bales and family.
Mr and Mrs John Burk and children visited Mr and Mrs William Thomas. Mr and Mrs Marion Stites spent the day with Mr and Mrs Dan Hall. Miss Bessie Carmichael and Miss Bernadine Davis visited each other. A group including Mr and Mrs Heady of Greencastle and several others visited Bud Slavens. Mrs Charles Hart and Mrs John Bee visited Mrs Millie Newge. Mrs Bray of Plainfield visited Mr and Mrs Tom Bettis. Emily Boswell and William Bowers visited Katie Roach.
Mr and Mrs Allen Bain and son Glenn and Annie May Johnston visited Mr and Mrs William Johns on Sunday afternoon. Sunday guests with Mr and Mrs R P Moore included Sam Henry family Bell Ruth Johns Lola Russell Gardner and Katie Bain. Zim Boswell from Greencastle spent Sunday with his brother David Boswell. Ralph Gardner home from Brick Chapel for a week. Andrew Johnston and James Dillinger hosted Sunday visits. Katie Bain, staying in Greencastle, returned home Saturday night. Rev Brown will preach at Long Branch church Saturday night Sunday night.
In Maple Hill area several farmers have finished pantas corn. Bro Brown will lead services at Long Branch next Saturday through Sunday night. Earl Shonkwiler visited Mr and Mrs Samuel Dickey. Mrs Krenz of Terre Haute visited Mr and Mrs Wright. Mrs John Nelson, ill previously, is now able to be at her brother's. Sunday visitors included Carey Dillinger family Paul Picnien Andrew Johnson and wife Velma Irwin and Mr and Mrs James Dillinger Reggie Wells and Bernice Gowen. Mrs William King ill with unimproved condition. Water discovery troubles persist on the Irwin farm. Mrs Harvey Raines of near Greens Castle visited Mr and Mrs John Gardner. F Payne sold hogs last week. Mr and Mrs John Layman moved onto the Layman farm.
Mrs. H. F. Grimes of Crooksville Ohio recounts her daughter's severe whooping cough with a lung hemorrhage. She credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with rapid relief and full recovery after two bottles. The testimonial claims the product is obtainable everywhere.
Take speed and endurance as proof when buying a Maxwell you own a car built by the same designers and chief engineers. Maxwell Laboratory heat treated steel and testing backed Berney Oldfield and Billy Carlson in 300 mile non stop races in Corona and San Diego.
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