Dulin Buys Prime Central Avenue Corner For Big Block Plan
C R Dulin purchased the northwest corner of Ninth and Central with about 100 feet frontage at roughly 180 per front foot, the highest price for the location. The McAdoo and Snider holdings cover 100 feet on Central and 55 12 feet on Ninth, with plans for a business block to start by January first. This follows the new post office opening and other west Central Avenue developments in St. Petersburg.
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Central Ave
Ninth Street
C. R. Dulin
Ninth and
Central
Central Avenue
W. D. McAdoo
Charles
Snider
Conpises
Avenue
Mr. Sider
Metro
Dulin
Thirtieth Stewet
Inch
Central and
McAdoo- Sriler
West Central Avenue
Ninth S Feet
St. Petersburg
Fla
Thanksgiving Service at First Baptist Church Tomorrow
A union Thanksgiving service is planned for Thursday at 10 am at First Baptist Church. The Rev Levi Marshall of the Christian church will deliver the sermon, with special music by Mrs M H Karr. A home charity collection will be taken, organized by the Minister Association and local charity workers.
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First Baptist Church
M. H. Karr
Tidrick
Levi Marshall
The
Christian Church
Piano Recital Honoring Miss Sutherlin's Class
Mrs William Herod hosts a piano recital this evening at 319 Elm in honor of Miss Maude Sutherlin's class. The pupils will present a small program and friends and all interested are invited to attend.
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Miss Sutherlin
William Herod
Maude Sutherlin
Elm
Ted
Evangelistic Meetings Continue At Locust Street Church
Evangelistic meetings at Locust Street M E church continue with strong interest. The alliance turnout last night was larger than the night before. Tonight A H 680 a Chinese student will assist Rev ALC Clippinger in services. Mr Gwo is studying to become a pioneer worker. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone.
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Locul Street
M_ E
A. H
Alc Clippinger
Gwo
There will be no Herald issue tomorrow
The Herald will not publish on Thanksgiving Day. No Daily Herald edition will be issued tomorrow due to the holiday.
Thanksgiving Service at Green Castle Baptist Church
The annual Greencastle Thanksgiving service will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the First Baptist Church. The Rev. Marshall of the Christian church will conduct the services.
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Greencastle
First Baptist Church
Marshall
The
Christian Church
Marriage License Issued to Caldwell and Beaman
Jernie Emery EF Caldwell and Vernie E Beaman obtained a marriage license, listing Caldwell as the birthplace of one party and Beaman as the surname of the other, per local records.
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Jernie Emery EF
Caldwell and
Vernie E. Beaman
Corn Stalk Valley Social Notes Report Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Clarence Sutherlin moved on the O B Rector farm. Alice Simmons visited daughter Dorcie Kivett. Morris Goodwin spent time with Mary Hunter. Laura Quinlin visited Dovie Bryan. Elsie Hunter and children visited Johnie Meek. Myrtle Storms and sons visited Oran Buis. C C Club met with Mary Hunter. Uncle George Bunten is reported very low at his son Chas Bunten’s home.
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Clarence Sutherlin
O. B_ Rector farm
Alice Simmons
Dorcie Kivett
Morris Goodwin
Mary Hunter
Laura Quinlin
Dovie Bryan
Elsie Hunter
Johnie Meek
Myrtle Storms
Oran Buis
C. C. Club
George Bunten
Chas
Local Families Share Sunday Visits Across Town
Lilliput Land residents hosted George Smith and family after Curtis Job and family. JC Moore and family visited Quincy with J.S. Wash. Borns and J. A. Tabor of Chicago stayed with Abner Tabor and family. Miss Lora Applegate spent time with her mother Mrs. Hanna Applegate. Friends attended Elisha McGinnis funeral in Gas Port. Mrs. Noble Martin and children visited Willie Mannan and wife. Arthur Pickens and family of Higgins Creek visited Curtis Job and family.
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George Smith
Curtis Job
JC. Moore
Quincey
J.S. Wash. Borns
J. A. Tabor
Chicago
Abner Tabor
Lora Applegate
Hanna Applegate
Elisha McGinnis
Gas Port
Noble Martin
Willie Mannan
Arthur Pickens
Higgins Creek
Local Residents Attend Visits Amid Illness in Liberty
Mr and Mrs D W Syester visited sister Mrs Vincent Loudermilk on Sunday. Mrs John Lancet visited Mrs Sarah Rader on Friday. Mrs Joseph Bledsoe and baby of Asherville visited her parents Mr and Mrs Luke Lucas Sunday. Tribble family from Anderson and Parkersburg called for the death of their母 Thomas Tribble. Henry Lash and wife visited her parents. Rader’s condition remains about the same.
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D. W. Syester
Vincent Loudermilk
John Lancet
Sarah Rader
Joseph Bledsoe
Baby
Asherville
Luke Lucas
PD. O. Tribble
Anderson
Harry Tribble
Parkersburg
W. Virginia
James Laughmiller
Lewis
John Stenerwald
Brazil
Funeral and social visits sweep Malta area
Several residents attended Uncle Milton Ragan's funeral in Filmore last Sunday. Mr. Jonny Odell's funeral was held in Hadley last Saturday morning. Mrs. Ransom and several friends visited Greencastle last Saturday afternoon. Mary Shuck had dinner with aunt Jemima Duncan and family last Sunday. Bertha Coffins called on Clarence Ragans Friday. The Ransom family and others dined with Maria Campbell in Fillmore last Sunday and joined an all day meeting. Alva Wright and son Tommy spent Sunday with relatives in Amo. Ada Robinson visited Jessie Robinson in Fillmore during the week. Pickett shucked corn for Morris Campbell. Alva Wright and Morris Campbell visited Will Shuck last Friday evening. Morris Campbell and family went to Greencastle last Saturday night.
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Milton Ragan
Filmore
Jonny Odell
Hadley
Bertha Coffins
Clarence Ragans
Ransom
Herbert Lawson
Clyde Walls
Maria Campbell
Fillmore
Alva Wright
Tommy
Amo
Ada Robinson
Jessie Robinson
Thanksgiving guests and a recovery notice
Mr. and Mrs. Wil Kattman and Mrs. Alice Ingram with Mrs. Martha Chamberlain of Poland will visit Mr. and Mrs. Worthington A Williams and family for Thanksgiving. Mr. Otis Gardner, long ill, is able to be outdoors again.
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Wil
Kattman
Alice Ingram
Martha Chamberlain
Poland
Worthington A. Williams
Otis Gardner
Rotary Club Thanksgiving Meeting Highlights Guests
The Rotary Club at the Christian church held a noon meeting with a Thanksgiving flavor. Prof. W. W. Sweet of DePauw spoke on Thanksgiving and Dr. Sweet noted Thanksgiving as an American institution. Capt. Ted Ogden and Harold Galloway attended as guests of honor.
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Rotary Club
Ted Ogden
Harold Galloway
Christian Church
W. W. Sweet
University
The
Tigers
Twentieth Century Club
Howard O'Neil
Crawfordsville
DePauw
Sweet
Pilgrim Fathers
Plymouth Rock
Local visitors and weekend trips noted in Greencastle area
Lena Clarence Downes and John Dan bury visited Indianapolis a few days. Mr McNeece of Terre Haute visited Mr and Mrs Ernest Ewing. Velma Tyler and Valla Turner went to Danville Friday. Mrs John Tharpe and baby from Greencastle visited Alphus Tharpe family. Ira Gerrick returned to Schneider after several days here. Rev and Mrs Williams were in Greencastle Wednesday. James Kennedy was in Greencastle Monday. Denny Sexton moved goods to Carbon for work. Louie Williams went to Terre Haute Monday to visit friends.
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Clarence Downes
John Danbury
Indianapolis
Mr. McNeece
Terre Haute
Ernest Ewing
Velma Tyler
Valla Turner
Danville
John Tharpe
Baby
Greencastle
Alphus Tharpe
Ira Gerrick
Schneider
Williams
James Kennedy
Denny Sexton
Carbon
Louie Williams
Thanksgiving spirit amid postwar peace and return home
The message calls for a broad Thanksgiving spirit to honor blessings from the past year. It notes the war’s end and soldiers returning to civilian life as reasons for gratitude and emphasizes daily mutual help and shared good health as part of a hopeful future.
Herschel Foster Loses Ford Car in Indianapolis Trip
Herschel Foster of Kine Morrisen Foster went to Indianapolis to bring back a new Ford Sedan but returned to Market Street without the car. The 810 dollar vehicle vanished after being parked between Winois Street and Capitol Avenue. This marks the third car lost by the firm in three weeks with no clues found.
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Herschel Foster
Ford
Indianapolis
Burial of HC Darnall After Death in Indianapolis
The body of HC Darnall who died of pneumonia at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Indianapolis Sunday evening was brought for burial. Services were held at 1:30 p.m. at Charles EF Cooper’s home on East Washington Street, conducted by Dr A Gobin of the University. Burial followed in Forest Hill cemetery. Darnall, son of J F Darnall, was a DePauw graduate from the class of 1876. He is survived by his widow and one daughter Mrs AH Shalfant of California and a brother James T Darnall of Oklahoma City.
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HC. Darnall
St. Vincent's Hospital
Indianapolis
Charles EF. Cooper
East Washington Street
4. A. Gobin
The
University
Forest Hill Cemetery
A H. “Halfant
California
James T. Darnall
Oklahoma City
Major Shute to be Replaced at DePauw ROTC
Captain Milligan will succeed Major Martyn Ho Shute as commander of the DePauw ROTC according to an official message to President G. R Grose. An earlier order to remove Shute was countermanded by Dr Grose, leaving uncertainty about his current assignment.
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Martyn Ho Shute
DePauw Rotc
Milligan
G. R Grose
DePauw
Major Shute
Dr. Grose
Train Wrecks Auto Truck Near Bainbridge. Driver Hurt Mildly
Joseph Clark of Russellville escaped serious injury when his auto was struck by a Monon passenger train at the Rockville road crossing in Bainbridge. The truck, carrying livestock to Indianapolis market, was carried 60 feet along the tracks and wrecked. Clark sustained only minor bruises.
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Joseph Clark
Russellville
Rockville Road
Bainbridge
Here
Clark
Indianapolis
Bread price cut across24oz and12oz loaves in Richmond
In Richmond Indiana bakers and grocers reduced 24 ounce bread to 14 cents and 12 ounce loaf to 10 cents citing cheaper flour as the reason. The move lowers consumer costs in a step affecting local shoppers and groceries.
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Richmond
Ind
Homecoming at Mt Meridian Methodist Church
Sunday marks a homecoming at the Mt Meridian M E church with a church dinner to be served. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Mt. Meridian M. FE
Revival at Baptist Church Ends Next Sunday Night
The revival at the Baptist church will close on Sunday night. The sermon topic tonight is The Great Decision. Special music will be provided and the unsaved are invited to attend.
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Baptist Church
The
Marshall asserts unjust election results hasten grave
Dallas, Texas, Nov. 23 The country will live to regret what it has done in the recent election said Vice President Marshall in an address at the terminal railway station. He called it the greatest injustice of a century and warned it would bring one of the world's greatest figures to an untimely grave. Marshall was passing through Dallas to Fort Worth.
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Dallas
Texas
Marshall
Terminal
Fort Worth
Hogs Lead Market as Receipts Hit 14 000 in Indianapolis
Hogs receipts reached 14 000 with steady prices despite heavier arrivals. General sales around 10 060, with top hogs selling between 1010 and 10 25 and a 400 head lot at 9 90. Cattle steady, calves firm with top at 14 00, lambs 26 cents lower to 9 75, sheep 4 00 down.
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Indianapolis
Fire department responds to Rosa Bower blaze
The fire department was called to Rosa Bower in the early afternoon to extinguish a roof fire caused by falling burning soot. No major damage occurred beyond a small roof hole, and firefighters quickly doused the flames.
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Rosa Bower
Mrs Riley Visits, Returns Home From Linton
Mrs John Riley of Linton returns home today after visiting sister Mrs Oda Rice. She is accompanied by her mother Mrs Jesse Miller who will stay over the holidays with her daughter.
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John Riley
Linton
Oda Rice
Mirs Jesse Miller
Shifting Wood Use Reveals New York Industry Trends
A recent survey shows New York state wood product makers shifting away from canes and whips toward umbrellas and other items. About forty percent of total production comes from New York and Massachusetts, with the remainder from Pennsylvania. The study questions if canes trace wartime fashion and if steamship transit affected the supply chain.
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Easton
New York State
Venusylvatia
Mystery of a London House and Captured Cannons Unfolds
A fragment describes a London residence linked to Lord Farnenth and Admiral Boscaycen with cannons captured from the French near Cape Point terre. It recalls Anson’s era and the Bescawens occupying the house around the reign of King George II, with a note on removal of the front cannons.
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Lord Farnenth
Celote
Christan
Lord Fairneath
Ase Uber
Bescawens
Lomse
George TL
Mughtied
Fins Break Into Profits From Shack Fishing Industry
The article notes growing value of shark fins in Oriental markets with high demand and rising prices. It highlights five tons arriving in San Francisco and exported to China, while the dorsal and other parts have little value. fishermen should remove heads and thoroughly dry fins in sun without salting.
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Orient
San Francisco
China
Fort Deseret Walls Stand With Adobe Craft
Long preserved walls of Fort Deseret in western Utah remain intact after five four years, built from raw adobe and common grainy stem materials.
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Old Fort Deseret
Utah
Miss Edna Locke Hamilton Named Public Health Nursing Head
The Public Health Nursing Association of Indianapolis announces Miss Edna Locke Hamilton of Chicago will become superintendent of nurses, arriving December 1. Miss Mary Crist has served as acting superintendent, with twenty nurses under the association and plans to expand hourly nursing services and followup work in Indianapolis hospitals.
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Indianapolis
The
Public Health NurSing Association
Edna Locke Hamilton
Chicago
Hamilton
Mary Crist
Miss Hamilton
de Pauw University
Wesley Memorial Hospital of
John's Switch Levers at Walnut Church Meeting
A Sunday evening youth gathering at Walnut Church featured music by Marie Strain Hendricks Strain and Butts with Imogene Hendricks on piano. Others attending included John W. Gose and Paul Hutcheson visiting Greencastle, and John Houch losing two cows by death Sunday morning.
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John W. Gose
Harmony
LH. Finney
Mr. Oakly
Greencastle
W. F. Rollings
Poland
Paul Hutcheson
L. H. Finney
John Houch
Clinton Paus Meeting Attracts Community Attendance
Sunday and Sunday night services led by Rev L D Dodd drew a large crowd. Thanksgiving services are planned at the church Wednesday at 7 PM. Mr and Mrs George Pierce and Mr and Mrs Harvey Thomas visited relatives in the area.
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the Herald
Hanksgiving
the Baptist Church
Corn Stalk Valley
Lilliput Land
Liberty
Malta
Marie Lawson
Will Shuck
Anna Goodwin
Mary Shuck
Jemima Duncan
Mr. Pickett
Morris Campbell
Mrs
Will Shucks
Mrs. Morris Campbell
You
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Prof
Lincoln
Lena
Herschel
Foster
H.C. Darnall
J. F. Darnall
Grose
Popular Rotc
Fire Department
Miss Hamilton Public Health
Betty Locke
John
Clinton Paus
L. D. Dodd
LD. Dodd
George Pierce
Sam Henry
Harvey Thomas
David Skelton
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