Local Greencastle notices cover meetings and visits
The Greencastle community page lists a city council meeting in the Fire Department building at 7 30 pm. It notes visits and moves among residents including Martha Washington, Mrs Milligan Young, Mrs Margaret Fuller, and Mrs P P Stoner. It mentions professional activities of W W Tucker and Claude Webb and reports on lodge initiations and farmers meetings. The American Legion Auxiliary sells poppies for hospital ward support and funeral directors attend conferences in Indianapolis.
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Greencasteil Chamber
Tong
De Pauw to Meet State Normal in Baseball at Terre Haute
The De Pauw Tigers travel to Terre Haute on Wednesday to face the State Normal College team. De Pauw aims to rebound after a win over the Teachers two weeks ago as State Normal brings a wood team. Pitcher Bills is in form for the game and Davis returns to start behind the plate with Pruitt rejoining at second base.
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Depauw
Terre Haute
Tiger
State Normal College
Bills
Davis
Pruitt
Real Estate Transfers Report With Small Sums
City of Grencastle conveys a lot in Forest Hill Cemetery to Charles Roberts for 15 dollars. Amanda Payton Bartlett transfers 27 acres in Jackson township to Edgar Blaydes for 1 dollar. Kenneth Thompson transfers 27 acres in Jackson township to Edgar Blaydes for 1 dollar. Charles Elliott transfers 40 acres in Washington township to Charles W. Drake for 1,810 dollars. Rachel Margaret Albaugh transfers two lots in Greens castle to Sara P. Lockridge for 1 dollar.
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City of
Grencastle
Charles Roberts
Forest Hill Cemetery
Amanda Payton Bartlett
Edgar Blaydes
Jackson Township
Kenneth Thompson
Edgar Claydes
Charles §. Elliott
Charles W. Drake
Washington Town
Rachel
Margaret Albaugh
Ara P. Lockridge
Greencastle
Braille Becomes Universal Reading System for the Blind
The Braille system is adopted by all U S schools for the blind as the universal embossed type since 1919. The Revised Braille 144 is chosen, replacing line types and uniting notations for music math and chemistry to aid self support through literacy. The American Printing House for the Blind expanded with increased government support and a widening book output.
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New York
France
Valentin Haug
Congress
American Printing House For the
Louisville
American Printing House
Edgar E. Allen
Perkins Institute
Massachusetts School For the Blind
United States
Chicago
Local Socials and Farm Notes From the County
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Wricht and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Shuck last Sunday night. Mrs. Emma Morgan called on Mrs. Nina Miller last Saturday. Farmers are not done planting corn yet. Herschell Campbell works for Claude Lawson. Mrs. Pearl Campbell visited Mrs. Anna Garrett last Saturday. Mrs. Albert Heavin went to Green Castle last Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lawson spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Shuck. They called at Lewis Garretts and ate ice cream. Miss Lucy and Lela Garrett were there. Mrs. Jane Heavin spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woods. Mr. James Cline died last Sunday after a week with bronchial pneumonia. Herbert Lawson found a valuable watch lost about a year ago while putting up hay for Morris Goodwin. it was found in the Goodwin barn and put back in running order.
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Alva Wricht
Will Shuck
Emma Morgan
Nina Miller
Herschell Campbell
Claude Lawson
Pearl Campbell
Anna Garrett
Albert Heavin
Greencastle
Lewis Garrett’s
Lucy
Lela Garrett
Jane Heavin
Frank Woods
James Cline
Herbert Lawson
Morris Goodwin
Mr. Goodwin
Ice cream supper at Mt. Pleasant Church May 27
Clinton Falls notes a Ladies Aid ice cream supper on the church lawn May 27 with home made candy also available. Invitations extend to all neighbors. Other social visits include Emily Boswell with Katherine Gail in Greencastle and various guests visiting families in Portland Mills and Greencastle.
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Mt. Pleasant
Emily Boswell
Katherine Gail
Greencastle
Grover Ramey
Indianpolis
George Pierce
Chas. Goddard
George Skelton
Terre Haute
John Skelton
Alice Thomas
Mary Ellen
Indianapolis
Etta Knauer
Vivalia
Harvey Thomas
Joe Stages
Chas. Cunningham
Portland Mills
Jacob Thomas
John Burk
Bertha Brothers
Fula Burk
Opal Ensor
Artie Siglar
Frank Davidson
Lora Alice Louis
Vernie Miler
Florence Pierce
Laura Clodfelter
For Sale Flowers and Golf Ball Opportunity Featured
advertisement notes Addison Heber's flower garden offering roses and peonies plus other blooms. also promotes Ariel Golf Ball Company sale direct to golfers with money back guarantee and commission, with address at 47 West 47th Street New York City.
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Ariel Golf Ball Company, Inc
West 47Th Street
New York City
N. Y
Addison Heber
Telphone
Laughing in His Sleeve Mayr Remedy Advertisement
An advertisement extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach lingering ailments. It claims the product removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the stomach liver and intestines including appendicitis with a money back guarantee after one dose. Sold by leading druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
Why He Stayed Behind From Theater With Tickets
Miss Cayenne explains the man did not join for a show that would not permit a gentleman to feel at ease among ladies. She notes tickets were sent for herself and her mother.
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Miss Cayenne
Auditor Clarification Echoes in Senate Exchange
Senator Sorgum questions if his ideas were clear to auditors and asks for explanations from them. The exchange hints at a desire for auditors to visit and elaborate on the proposals.
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Senator Sorghum
Ancient Scrip Found on Idaho Lava Rocks May Hint At Relics
In Owyhee county southwestern Idaho a Boise taxidermist found inscriptions on lava rocks near several caves. Researchers note two writing styles, one ideographic possibly predating the other pictographic, with a third weathered system. Some carvings resemble Chinese characters sparking theories of ancient Asian links. Local Indians cite spirits as origin for the older markings.
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Boise
Idaho
Owyhee County
Robert Limbert
Asia
Bering Straits
Bolsheviks kill 22 church leaders in Russia 1917 1920
Archbishop Anthony reports to the Archbishop of Canterbury that Bolsheviks killed 22 church leaders in Russia from 1917 to 1920 including one metropolitan five archbishops and sixteen bishops. Thirteen were shot and nine tortured to death. The year 1921 figures are unknown.
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Kiev
London
Russia
Anthony
Canterbury
London Times
Dog Hears Master by Radio at Kentucky Campus
An Airedale terrier in the University of Kentucky radio room heard owner F. Paul Anderson dean of the university call from Westinghouse in Pittsburgh. The dog woke from sleep wagged its tail and capered about the radio equipment.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky
Pittsburgh
F. Paul Anderson
Westinghouse Broadcasting
Anderson
Tiny land transfer in Harrisburg Virginia recorded
A conveyance of twelve square feet between two houses was recorded in Harrisburg County. The sale price was $100, equating to $308,000 per acre. The strip measured 28 feet by 5% inches.
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Harrisburg
Mule Trapped Worker by Falling Mule in Greensburg
Clarence Melish of Greensburg Ind was injured when a mule driven by Thomas Burton fell into a ditch where Melish was digging. The animal's weight pinned Melish, who sustained a hip injury and minor bruises before coworkers freed him.
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Greensburg
Ind
Clarence Melish
Thomas Burton
Melish
Dog Saves Boy By Tugging To Ice Floe
In Red Wing Minnesota eight year old Pierce Seebach fell into the Mississippi River and surfaced twenty feet from shore. His dog jumped in and swam around until the boy gripped the dog's hind legs. The dog then towed its master to a floating cake of ice where onlookers helped rescue him.
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Red Wing
Minn
Pierce Seebach
Mississippi River
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