Local Items Highlight Indiana Travel and Appointments
Mrs Badger Williamson spent the day in Indianapolis. Prosecuting Attorney William M Sutherlin was in Anderson on legal business. F L O Harr of the Central National Bank attended a banquet in Indianapolis. Louis Morrison of the Overland and Ford agency traveled to Indianapolis to acquire a new model Overland for display locally. Dr S E Smith of Richmond, involved in Putnamville State Farm site selection, visited the farm superintendent C E Talkington. Dr Smith heads a state hospital for the insane at Richmond. Friends Abe Cohn and wife of Cloverdale toured the West by auto and report arrival in Kansas City May 23 after frequent rain and a long stop in Moberly Missouri. They logged 115 miles in a single 5 hour stretch Friday.
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F. L. O’harr
Central National Bank
Indianapolis
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Louis Morrison
Overland and Ford Automobile Agency
Dr. Smith
State Hospital For the
Richmond
Abe Cohn
Cloverdale
West
Cohn
Kansas City
Moberly
Charles Henry Cook
Cook & Williams
Columbia
Indiana Streets
Vivian Margaret Siddons
John T. Siddons
Filmore
Christian Church
A. M. Hootman
Putnam County
Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue University
Indiana
Purdue
School of Agriculture
Experiment Station
Lafayette
Health Hints on Osteopathy and Natural Healing
A period piece urging prevention over cure and endorsing osteopathy as a path to health. It emphasizes prevention of typhoid and tuberculosis, indoor air, rationing doctor visits, and aligning life with natural healing forces through osteopathic methods.
Limedale Partition Suit Filed in Putnam Court
Griffith Summers leads a suit in the Putnam Circuit Court seeking partition of Limedale lots against Thomas Summers and others. Attorney F. S. Hamilton represents Summers. The report also notes local social events, Purdue Extension exhibits, and various business and academic notices in Greencastle and surrounding towns.
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Limedale
Putnam
Griffith Summers
Thomas Summers
F. S. Hamilton
Fred L. O'Hair
James L. Randel
Central National Bank
Lafayette
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Seven Dozen Dress Shirts At Half Price This Week
The Fashion store on the west side square offers a clearance closeout with stiff bosom full dress shirts at one-half off this week and next.
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West Side Square
Change of Time on Pennsylvania Lines May 30
Effective May 30 train No 13 westbound Greencastle leaves at 3 11 am instead of 3 12 am No 9 westbound departs 8 55 am rather than 8 42 am No 44 eastbound departs 9 31 pm instead of 9 47 pm Other trains keep existing schedule J S Dowling agent
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Pennsylvania
Greencastle
DePauw Baseball Schedule Adds Two Possible Contests
DePauw plans two more games weather permitting. A Franklin College clash may occur at Franklin Friday afternoon, while the Old Gold were set to meet Butler College at McKee Field before heavy rains halted that contest. Swanson of Franklin is regarded as a top pitcher in the S C A L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw
Franklin College
Franklin
Butler College
McKeenfield
Butler
Swanson
Grim
Special Trains For Speedway Races Via Penna Lines
Special trains to Indianaapolis for the Speedway races on May 29 run from Greencastle at 6 32 a m arriving in Indianapolis at 7 35 a m The return departs at 7 p m Regular trains depart at 12 01 midnight and 2 20 a m J S Dowling Agent Also a brief note of a white laundried full dress shirt sale at Fashion store west side square
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Penna Lines
Indianapolis
Greencastle
West Side Square
Women groups and clubs meet this Friday at 2:30 pm
Notices list gatherings for the Ladies' Union sections at Mrs. Thomas Brothers and Mrs. Henry Bicknell homes, the Stitch and Chatter Club with Mrs. Ed Stone, Masonic Temple Lodge 47 called meeting for M M degree, Needle Craft Club postponement, and Missionary Society meeting with Mrs. Otis Browning at 412 East Hanna Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Union of the Christian Church
Cora O’brien
Henry Bicknell
Temple Lodge
Wm. H. H. Cullen
W. M. E. E. Caldwell
Thomas Brothers
Stitch and Chatter Club
Ed Stone
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Otis Browning
East Hanna Street
Herald Want Ad In Brief
Classified notice highlights a quick results focused want ad from the Herald. Includes call for items, services, or opportunities with concise terms and contact cues for readers seeking fast responses.
Violinist Robert White Delights Audiences in Senior Recital
Robert White gave a senior violin recital at the Asbury Conservatory of Music Auditorium on a Wednesday evening. He impressed with exact intonation and swift passages while being assisted by soprano Miss Margaret Kreigh who performed two numbers, Schubert and Verdi arias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert White
Asbury Conservatory of Music
Margaret Kreigh
White
Pupils Petition For Principal Richardson To Remain
Pupils at the third ward public school sign a petition urging James W. Richardson to reconsider his resignation and return next fall as their instructor. Richardson, principal for three years, has chosen to resign and will enter Indiana University next fall after being reelected by the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Richardson
Third Ward
Richardson
Tan Ut Oc
Madee Moor
Indiana University
Weapon Toters Fined In Terre Haute Court
James Dougherty was found guilty of obtaining money under false pretenses and fined 25 dollars with costs and 30 days on the state farm. Robert Campbell received 250 dollars for carrying concealed weapons and will serve on the state farm. Henry Shank got 100 dollars and 30 days for drunkenness, to be served on the farm. Frank Martin was fined 25 dollars and 60 days on the state farm for selling liquor on Sunday.
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James Dougherty
State Farm
Robert Campbell
Henry Shank
Terre Haute
Frank Martin
Terre Haute Star
Half Off Men's White Laundry Full Dress Shirts
A sale at the Fashion store on the west side offers half price on men’s white laundry full dress shirts, with significant savings noted for shoppers seeking formal wear.
For Rent Eight Room Modern Residence Near Court House
Two blocks from the courthouse a modern eight room residence is for rent at $16.00 monthly through Central Trust Company. Also for rent a brick house at Market and Franklin streets with details via telephone 740.
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Court House
Central Trust Company
Market
Franklin Streets
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Badger Williamson
William M. Sutherlin
Anderson
Dr. Sparnhurst
Over Lyric Theatre
Nature
Howard Harris
Miss Irma Hand
Brazil
Davis Umberto
R. C. Watkins
Neely O’hair
Marshall & O’hair
Matt J. Murphy
Danville
John Carroll
Clay County
Clarence Ball
DePauw School of Music
Music School
Ball
A. J. Ruark
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Mr. Ruark
Buford Waggoner
Indiana Street
Justice of Peace
Phillip Frank
Waggoner
John Allen
Justice Frank
Linn H. Hough
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
George R. Grose
DePauw University
Meharry Hall
Hough
Gough
Gilbert Sinclair
Marion Township
Greencastle Weekly Democrat
Abraham Rhinearson
William Thompson
Star
Madison Township
Charles Eitelforge
Thompson
Leuteke
Hays & Murphy
Greencastle Creamery Association
Earl H. Ellis
W. P. Ledbetter
R. A. Ogg
Cemetery Association
West College
Liberal Party
Delta Tau Delta
J. S. Dowling
Christies’ Shoe Store
Needlecraft Club
Mr. White
Franz Shubert
Miss Kreigh
Wieniawski
Obertass Mazurka
Masseneta Ee Dvorak Gaherso
Goens
Weet Side Square
Besser Mill
Minta Bohannon
Alva Layton
Dr. Zaring
Edgar Cox
Bell Clothing Company
Zeis
Grocers & Bakers
W. Jackson St
East
Walnut Street
Westoffice
Ake
Thomas F. Mandel
John's
North Indiana
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