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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
3
Ray Gibbons of Indianapolis, a Cher of the Public Service Commission, visited Greencastle to see Ralph Knoll at the County Auditor's office. Regional Rural Training conference plans and Derby trips are announced as local engagements proceed.
Mrs. William Stewart of north Gillespie street was a passenger to Indianapolis on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kleinbub plus Miss Deadra Kleinbub and Miss Faye Snelson of Elwood visit Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Meikel for May Day plans. Miss Snelson has a brother at DePauw University.
DePauw University baseball heads to Indianapolis to face Butler, the last meeting earlier this season ending 9 to 0 in favor of Butler. DePauw has won two straight after reviving its lineup, with Bills pitching and Staton likely to start, and the team traveling by auto.
Charles Crosby a 52 year old Roachdale farmer was arrested in Indianapolis on assault and battery and leaving the scene after an April 19 crash at Belleview and West Washington. He allegedly struck Hazel Sandborn seven as she crossed Washington Street to School No. 50. Witnesses say Crosby sped away after the impact. He surrendered to police later at headquarters.
Indianapolis receipts show hogs 7500 with cattle 700 calves 500 and sheep 100. Hogs opened about 10 cents lower then closed near steady with yesterday with sales 10.65 to 10.75 and light hogs at 10.85 to 10.90. Pigs 10.75 down and sows 9.20 down while local killers handled about 4500 head and outsiders takings are unavailable. Cattle prices steady calves steady at 10.00 down and sheep and lambs nominal.
Miss Dorothy Dodson of Connerville will visit Miss Mildred Crawley for a weekend gathering. Dodson is the daughter of Prof. and Mrs. E. C. Dodson, former local public school superintendent. Rev and Mrs. W L Raphael return from Cincinnati with guest Miss Susie Holliday, a former college friend.
Three Indiana students presented a piano recital at Oxford College for Women in Oxford Ohio. Madeline Dean of Roachdale performed with contralto Lillian Couchman and pianist Bertha Spitler of Saratoga, under instructors Clem A. Towner and Blanche Nielsson Armstrong.
The Prodigal Judge a Vitagraph picture featuring Jean Paige will be shown in the High School Auditorium on May 15 and 16 Monday and Tuesday. Showtimes are 4 15 7 30 Monday and 3 15 7 30 Tuesday with admission 15 and 25 cents. Bring a guest for value.
The funeral of Richard Lloyd occurred at his daughter Mrs. T. L. Neff’s home in Chicago and moved to College Avenue M. E. Church. Dr. Gobin of DePauw University led the service with burial at Forest Hill Cemetery.
The Presbyterian Church will devote Sunday services to a Mother's Day observance with an evening program of stories and songs. Features include a reading The Lie by Miss Bess Sanders, a quartet with Rock Me to Sleep Mother, a cello solo, Madonna Thomas, and Ann Woodcock performing The Gift. the public is invited.
The piece argues that the subconscious mind blocks direct thinking in daily routines. It notes that many actions are performed without conscious thought and that mental processes accompany every physical act, shaping habit and behavior.
Travelers note France’s neat streets maintained by women and children sweeping with twig broom devices. No sidewalks in many towns yet cobblestones stay spotless as citizens embrace cleanliness by habit rather than law.
The term bootleg whisky arose from moonshiners who hid liquor in boot legs to evade taxes. It described liquor secretly produced by natives who distilled it themselves and became bootleggers. Now it designates any liquor sold illegally in violation of the law.
The Lancet advises city dwellers returning from weekend country visits to omit their midday meal on Monday to avoid overeating and harm as working week starts. The note links weekend leisure to increased appetite and potential health issues.
Putnam County Indiana announces a meeting of the County Board of Review on Monday June 5 1922 at 10:00 am in the County Courthouse room. The purpose is to hear complaints on personal and real estate assessments and to equalize valuations across townships and taxing units for the 1922 tax year.
A testimonial explains long illness with bloating and gas ended by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the simple preparation removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation tied to stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose proves it with a money back guarantee. Available at druggists nationwide.
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