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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
3
The Twentieth Century Club met Thursday at Mrs. Leonard Pees’s country home with 22 members present. Mrs B H Bruner commented on the Brookhart bill now before lawmakers.
Mrs Belle Carver discusses international drug and liquor traffic with focus on Canada’s border. Hoover urges public support to combat cross border smuggling and uphold laws. Theta Alumnae set June meeting and picnic plans. Mrs Ogg speaks on home improvement and interior decoration in Coatesville sharing views on homemaking, hospitality, art and beauty within modest means.
An advertisement touts Radox Foot Bath from Europe as instantly relieving tired feet by cleansing pores of acids and poisons. It promises easy, swift relief and a money back guarantee through Mullins Drug Store or any good drug store.
Advertisement urges buying and wearing a silk poppy to help disabled veterans and support the VFW tomorrow.
An advertising snippet urges readers to buy and wear a silk V FLOW with a upbeat tone. It adds a brief call to action about helping a disabled veteran.
The Herald earlier known as Star and Democrat since 1858 lists its Greencastle Indiana office at 17 19 South Jackson Street editor Charles J Arnold with afternoon publication except Sundays. Subscription rates show $3.00 yearly in Putnam County and $3.50 elsewhere by mail. carrier 10 cents weekly.
The Wabash Valley Auxiliary met Thursday evening at Miss Margaret Wells residence. Mrs. John Ave won high score, with Mrs. Koss Tustison second, as guests Alpha Robinson Mary O Rear and Frances Case attended. Market ad promotes fresh fruits and vegetables.
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