Local Cafe Change Shown By Haspel Stoner Leaders
Fred Haspel and Harold Stoner take over the Green Parrott cafe from Minnie A. Elliott but announce they will not open the business. Several locals, including Julius Hanneman and Davis Umberto, attended the Indianapolis speedway events Tuesday with other residents. The Woman's Study Club plans a Thursday meeting at 2 30 with Mrs. William Blackwell and Mrs. Barker as program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is of the Herald
Fred Haspel Jarold Stoner
Minnie A. Elliott
Dad
Green Parrott
Haspel
Mr. Stoner
Indianapolis
Fred Haspel
Harold Stoner
Frank Cannon
Orville Allen
Ed Coffman
James Bittles
Frank Bittles
Woman’s Study Club
William Blackwell
Barker
Local residents travel for races and events across Indiana
Mr and Mrs John Cannon and guests attended the 500 mile speedway race in Indianapolis. Miss Helen Browning of the First National Bank was in Indianapolis on business. Vernon Shirley and daughter rode to Terre Haute to watch a baseball game. Clyde Harris at the Methodist Orphans Home dislocated his elbow leaping at play. Greencastle Lodge 348 I C L O F to confer first degree at 7:30 pm. Daggy family traveled to Brazil and Terre Haute. Werneke Grose and others to Indianapolis for Sweenstake Races. H E Burkhalter of Greencastle Gas is on a business trip to Rochester and Thorntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cannon
Harry Call
Gary
Indianapolis
Helen Browning
First National Bank
Clyde Harris
Methodist Orphans Home
Harris
H .E . Burkhalter
Greencastle Gas Company
Rochester
Thorntown
Mrs. Margaret Fuller Visits Ladoga After Midwest Visit
Mrs. Margaret Fuller of Indianapolis, visiting her sister Mrs. P. P. Stoner on South Indiana Street, went to Ladoga on Monday to visit a friend. The Putnam Farmers Association director will hold the regular monthly meeting Saturday afternoon, June 3, in the county agent office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fuller
Indianapolis
P. P. Stoner
South Indiana Street
Ladoga
Putnam Farmers’ Association
Torr Family Visits Bloomfield Resident Near Limedale
Mr and Mrs Aden Torr of Bloomfield visited Tuesday with J D Torr who lives near Limedale. Miss Margaret Torr daughter of J D Torr has been studying at Bloomfield and returned home to spend the summer with her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden Torr
Bloomfield
Mr. Torr
J. D. Torr
Limedale
Margaret Torr
Schoool
Gheap Feed for Wintering Cows
United States Department of Agriculture reports feeding experiments in the Blue Grass region of West Virginia. Corn silage with mixed hay and wheat straw proves cheaper for wintering beef cows than shock corn and straw. Soybean hay increases calf crops. cottonseed meal raises costs. Read bulletin 1024 for costs and methods, with Bulletin 1042 for pasture gain effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Sheets
R. H. Tuckwiller
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Appalachian Mountains
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Local residents visit relatives and business trips noted
Ed Coffman of Bell Clothing and Mrs Marrow visit Bainbridge while D W Moffett and Albert Dobbs travel to Indianapolis on business. Maynard Torr and family visit Lime Dale and Connersville teachers and students are mentioned. The Country Reading Club plans a 2 PM meeting led by Mrs Omer Stoner with officer elections. Rotary Kiwanis promote a baseball game with L A Hays in uniform. John C Oakley sues Great American Gasoline Co for $200 plus interest and fees over a stock purchase. Kathryn Sellers reports peas from her garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Oakley
Putnam County
Great American Gasoline Company
Joseph O. Moore
John W. Herod
Suburban bungalow for sale with modern amenities and terms
Suburban six room and bath bungalow with modern heating and electric lights. Includes spacious porches open fire place garden garage chicken house large lot city water and cistern terms attractive to a responsible purchaser. Ferd Lucas offers attractive sale terms.
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Iun
Ferd Lucas
Benefits in Growing Seeds Advice from Cornell Professor
Professor Paul Work of Cornell outlines advantages of growing seeds and the potential profit from selling surplus. He notes seed quality and expertise impact outcomes and that many seeds come from professional seed sellers investing heavily to obtain quality stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Work
Cornell
Ex Congress man to lecture at Bethel church tonight
George W. Murray former congressman of Chicago will deliver a lecture at Bethel A M E Church at Crown and Apple streets tonight at 7 30 o clock Admission is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Murray
Chicago
Bethel A. M. FE
Crown and
Apple Streets
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Trouble Says Greencastle Woman
Mrs. W. M. Arnold of 205 N. Vine St Greencastle says Doan's Kidney Pills cured her backache and side pains and eased all kidney trouble she experienced. She urges others to try the medicine and reports relief. 60 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Greencastle
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Clover Rotation Benefits for Soil and Crops
A two year rotation of wheat, clover pasture and back to wheat maintains humus and nitrogen. A three year plan may include wheat, clover, pasture, corn. Clover pasture preserves land, yields a cash crop two years out of three, and seed clover turns every crop into cash. Pasture and soil improvements add value beyond regular profits.
Selecting a Quality Vegetable Variety for Your Garden
A gardener should pick the vegetable variety that matures within the season and combines high quality, productivity, soil adaptation, disease resistance, and an attractive table presentation. Rely on personal or neighbors’ experiences when possible.
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William Curry
Star Store
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Julius Hanneman
Betty Margaret
Terre Haute
Julius Hannneman
Davis Umberto
Elmer Blue
J. P. Naylor
Speedway
Eula Clyde Sears
T. M. Sears
Washington and
Market Streets
Frank Irwin
John Tharpe
Theodore Kauble
Donald Cox
Walter Cox
Charles Foster
Emmett Burkhalter
Walter Tate
John W. King
Lawrence Graham
Chester Talbott
Park Bryan
Vernon Shirley
Greencastle Lodge
B. A. Daggy
East Washington Street
Brazil
H. S. Werneke
Anderson Street
Lloyd Grose
North Locust Street
Tates
Pioneer Trust Company
Trust Central Company
SAS
Ford
Ford Motor Company
King, Morrison, Foster ,Co
Greencastle, Indiana
U. S&s Department of Agriculture
Cattie
Bell Clothing
Mrs. Marrow
Bainbridge
Elijah Waln
D. W. Moffett
Locust Street
Albert Dobbs
South
Indiana
Stret
Moffett & Dobbs
Mrs. Maynard Torr
Worthington
Mr. Tor
Near
Minnie Torr
Connersville
Edwin Torr
Marrow
Country Reading Club
Omer Stoner
Rotary-Kiwanis
L. A. Hays
Kathryn Sellers
South College Avenue
Indiana Portland Cement Co
Geo
Sipes
Maple Avenue
Midwest Stone Quarries Co
Raymond Erwin
Bainbridge, R. J
Dobbs & Vestal
East
Franklin Street
Ford & Woodrum
Herald
C. W. Pfeiffenberger
Theta House
J. E. McCurry
West’ Side Square
Ind
Clover
Opera House
A. Cook
Mer
Jack Hoxie
ST. John
Studio
Rube
Thomas Meighan
Cappy Ricks
Paramount Picture
Mack Sennett
Standard Oil Company
Michigan Ave
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