Local News Highlights From Greencastle and Indianapolis
Local items note Mrs Lou Greencastle and Christie Thomas Autone Co in Indianapolis on business. Visits include Jack Blackburn and Miss Porter of Kansas City with the Prevo family. Clergy and civic figures travel for state church meetings and the Republican State Convention. Constantine resident Spot Light, DePauw grad 1916, now runs a newspaper. Dr C A Wade and daughter Mary head to Denver for summer. Needleraft Club meets Friday at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Blackburn
Miss Porter
Kansas City
Mrs
Henry Prevo
Northwood Addition
Carson Light
Constantine
Michigan
Spot” Light
DePauw
Greencastle Kitchen Cabinet Co
Dr. C. A. Wade
Miss Mary Wade
Denver
Colorado
Miss Wade
Will Wade
Radio service at Speedway promises up to the minute broadcasts
The Indianapolis Speedway radio plan, announced by C. W. Otis of Putnam Electric, will broadcast live from a thousand piece band marching around the oval. An automobile horn will relay music and race updates, including car numbers, drivers, mechanics, starts, laps, times, and accidents, letting home listeners follow the pace of the $50,000 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
C. W. Otis
Putnam Electric Company
Speedway
Fans Watch Races From Shade and Window News
C W Otis of Putnam Electric installs a new loud talking amplifier and will display the latest speedway bulletins in his office window. Fans at home are invited to listen to the races and imagine the scene as cars speed by the timer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Otis
Putnam Electric Company
Speedway News
Funeral of Frank Ader Held at O Hairs Home
Frank Ader died at his Chicago residence Tuesday night. The funeral is set for Saturday at 10 30 am at the home of N C O Hair on Taylor Avenue and Walnut Street. The body arrives Friday at 2 38 pm on the Monon and will be taken to the O Hair home. Rev Victor L Raphael will preside. Interment follows at Bainbridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ader
Chicago
N. C
Deweese Ice Cream Co. Announces Citywide Truck Sale
The Deweese Ice Cream Co plans a retail truck tour selling ice cream cones butter brick cream sweet milk sweet cream and buttermilk to the public twice daily across the city starting Friday May 26. As the season advances vegetables will be added to the offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deweese Ice Cream Co
Patagonia Described as Vast Desert Transforming with Irrigation
The National Geographic bulletin portrays Patagonia as a vast, sparsely developed region in Argentina and Chile. It details its size, geography, and potential for agriculture and rail expansion, noting Darwin’s outdated view and the lure of Andean lakes like Nahue Huapi as bases for future exploration and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patagonia
Timbuktu
National Geographic Society
Bulletin
Northwest Territory
United States
California
Argentina
Republic
Great West
Southwest
Patagonian
Charles Darwin
Darwin
Andes
Lake
Champlain
Cape Horn
Rock Mountain National Park
Denver
Buenos Aires
Chicago
WANTED Salesman with car and low tire prices
Market item covers a church market in the Gas Office Saturday morning. Notices seek rooms for rent and a lost book of Metropolitan Life Insurance receipts with a reward offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydro_Vulcan Tire Company
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Illinois
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
H. B. Mendenhall
Central Bank
Kidg
Local Social News From Maplewood and Surrounding Areas
Mr. and Mrs. Aden Hanks spent Sunday at Earl Crosby's near Pales tine. Albert Russell Coffin returned home in Coatesville after visiting his aunt Mrs. Alva Gowin. Howard Fyffe of Indianapolis stayed one night at Mrs. W. W. Boardman's. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Masten of Bainbridge visited J. G. Masten. Virgil Ader and family vacationed at Frank Ader's. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Callahan of Greencastle were guests of Curtis Minnicks. Mrs. O Lisby of Coatesville staying at their farm. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones called Sunday. One mad dog bite infected three Dexter Oliver cows, with hydrophobia developing in one. Ora Heath and wife of near Gloveland visited their son Farr. Vera and Frank Ader attended the homecoming basket dinner at Paletine. Paul Heaney and family of Green Castle visited Alvin Hanks and wife over weekend. James Witt and wife were Sunday visitors at Glen Jones'.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Russell Coffin
Alva Gowin
Coatesville
Howard Fyffe
Indianapolis
W. W. Boardman
Walter Masten
Bainbridge
J. G. Mastens
Virgil Ader
Frank Ader
Albert Callahan
Greencastle
Curtis Minnicks
Greencastle Spet
Alvin Hanks
James Witt
Glen Jones
Nerv Worth Promises Skin Benefit From Stomach Ailment Cure
An advertisement claims poor digestion causes pimples and eczema, and promotes Nerv Worth as a remedy. It cites improved digestion, reduced gas, and calmer nerves, with a testimonial from Mrs. Daley of Hagerstown and a refund from druggists if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daley
Hagerstown
R. P. Mullins
Drop Circulars Over Greencastle For Military Camp
An air drop over Greencastle by Lt. J. E. Parker will disperse circulars about the Citizens Military Training Camp. The program runs August 1 to 30, 1922 at Camp Knox near Louisville, with Government funding and supervision. Parents may visit. applications via postmasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Parker
Air Service
Office of the
Organized Reserves
Indianpolis
Greencastle
Citizens Military
Sam
Camp Knox
Louisville
Kentucky
Community Notes From South West Jackson Area
Albert Allen works for Ed Ader for a few days while Eva Barker remains ill. Clyde Wilson visits Alice Wilson for a few days. Clara Wilson stayed with her mother Sunday. Athal Bridges and wife called on Clark Wilson and wife Tuesday evening. Ward Batman and family visited Wes Payne Sunday. Mat Stewart and wife visited Eva Barker Sunday. Ott Barker and wife spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Lou Alexander called on her mother Tuesday evening. Susie and Ida Ader traveled to Roachdale Friday. Aunt Laticia McFeran sold a fine cow this week. Clark Wilson was in Bainbridge Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Allen
Ed. Ader
Eva Barker
Clyde Wilson
Alice Wilson
Clara Wilson
Athal Bridges
Clark Wilson
Ward Batman
Wes Payne
Mat Stewart
Ott Barker
Indianpolis
Lou Alexander
Susie
Ida Ader
Roachdale
Laticia McFeran
Bainbridge
Stoner Family Guests At Bainbridge In Clay County
Mr and Mrs Fred Stoner and Mr and Mrs Walter Stoner of Bainbridge visited Sunday with Mrs Stoner's parents Mr and Mrs Sam Matherly. Miss Clara Hayes and Miss Lorene Hayes called on Miss Agnes Matherly. Miss Gladys Matherly visits Edith Stoner. Bert Boyd and family attended Croys Creek Church Sunday school convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County
Fred Stoner
Walter Stoner
Bainbridge
Stoner
Sam Matherly
Clara
Lorene Hayes
Agnes Matherly
Gladys Matherly
Edith Stoner
Bert Boyd
Croys Creek
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Talbott Christie
Christie- Thomas Autone Company
H. C. Clippinger
Locust Street M. E
State Council
Methodist
Robert's Park Church
Milo Mitchell
Sigma
Depauw University
Mirage
The
Presbyterian Church
Sistine
Jerome King
East Franklin Street
S. C. Sayers
East Washington Street
Charles McCurry
J. E. McCurry
Indiana Funeral Director's Association
Claypool
R. W. Shafer
Mr. Shafer
Putnam County
Maynard Newgent
N. C. O'Hair
Plesiosaurus
S. A
Harry Bohard
Addison Heber
Telphone
Indiana Portland Cement Co
Peonies
Phone Wetz
Geo
Sipes
Maple Avenue
Herald Office
Maplewood
Mrs. Aden Hanks
Earl Crosby
Palestine
Bicknell-Coffman Hardware Co
U. S
South
Jackson
Roadman School Crossing
Jaqvue
Little Wonder
Owl Drug Store
Ind
Jaques Capsule Co
Plattsburg
N. Y
Opera House
A. Cook
Mer
Thuracey
Mary Pickford
Henry Murdock
Pat
Rudyard Kk Kipling
Hank Mann
Beauty Brigade
Herald
Lowe Brothers
Jones - Stevens
Greencastle, Indiana
Onnosane
John Eitel & Son
West Side Square
Greencastle Ind
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