Indiana Pen Women Hold Luncheon Charter Meeting
Francis C Tilden Mrs Clarence Wa js and Earl H Bliss were guests at a luncheon of the Indiana Section of the American Pen Women at the Columbia Club Indianapolis. The meeting decided to charter present members and adopt by laws in line with national laws. Meetings will be held in Indianapolis the second Wednesdays in October January and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis C. Tilden
Eastminary Street
Clarence Wa Js
East Seminary Street
Earl H. Bliss
South Locusta
Indiana
League American Pen Women
Colsbia Club
Indianapolis
District Federation of Clubs Hosts Officers Party
In Rockville on October 4 Mrs J S McFaddin entertains outgoing and incoming officers of the Seventh District Federation of Clubs. Guests include S M Grimes of Brazil outgoing first vice president Mrs D B Ire Terre Haute incoming first vice president Mrs C E Reagan Linton second vice president Mrs C Tilden Greencastle secretary Srs E Y Hooper Terre Haute outgoing treasurer Miss Louise Klinger incoming treasurer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
J. ScFaddin
Th District Federation of Clubs
S. M. Grimes
Brazil
D. Bile
Terre Haute
Firstice
C. E. Reagan
Linton
C. Tilden
Greencastle
E. Y. Hooper
Louise Klinger
County Chairmen Appointments Named Across Counties
County chairman Mrs. Edward D. Courtney Hendricks and Mrs. J. B. McCabe Putnam announce changes with out-going chairmen and in-coming leaders across Vigo Parke Vermillion and Clay counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Courtney
Hendricks
J. B. McCabe
Putnam
E. B. McAllister
Vigo
Henrietta Albright
H. B. Butler
Parke
Samuel Stultz
Grace White
Vermillion
Eugene Wardlaw
Clay
P. E. O. Plans for Dinner
At the first meeting after summer vacation the P. E. O. Sisterhood met at Miss Wilhelmina Lank’s home 438 Anderson Street. They planned a social meeting and dinner for Wednesday evening October 17. The session focused on club business and correspondence from the summer break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Wilhelmina Lank
Anderson Street
Second Ward Parent Teachers Association Meeting Notice
The Second Ward Parent Teachers Association will meet Friday October 5 at 2 30 P M. New officers will be installed. A musical program by Mrs C W Otis followed by an instructive talk by Miss Isabel Walker Red Cross Nurse. Full attendance requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers Association
Second Ward
C. W. Otis
Isabel Walker
Reg Cross
First PTA Meetings Set at Local Schools
The Mary Emma Jones school PTA opens Friday at 2 30 with Supt. B W Kelley speaking and Miss Pearl Wright readings. The Martha Ridpath building PTA also meets Friday at 2 30 at its school. a girl will care for children, and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Mary Emma Jones
Supt
B. W. Kelley
Miss Pearl Wright
Parent- Teachers Association
Martha Ridpath
Burnside Attends Luncheon With Indiana Polis Club
Mrs. A. P. Burnside of 102 Taylor Place was guest of Judge and Mrs. Merle N. Walker at a Woman's Department Club Literature luncheon in Indianapolis. Covers were laid for 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Burnside
Taylor Place
Merle N. Walker
Indianapolis
Woman's Department Club
First Baptist Church Evening Service and Meetings
The First Baptist Church invites all to a 6:30 pm supper, conferences and worship. Bring your own bite to eat. The conference will cover important topics and the regular business meeting will discuss church items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Executor Qualified in Freeman Estate Putnam Court
The undersigned Theodore Crawley has been duly qualified as Executor of the Last Will and testament of Mary M. Freeman, deceased, in Putnam Circuit Court, Putnam County Indiana, authorized to administer the estate which is presumed solvent. October 2, 1923. Theodore Crawley, Exec. Oct. 3-10-17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Freeman
Putnam Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
Theodore Crawley
Weekend Guests In Mattoon Ill
Mrs. George R. Christie and her son George Jr will spend the weekend with Mrs. Christie's parents Mr and Mrs C B Allison at their home on 408 East Walnut Street in Mattoon Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Christie and Son
George, Jr
East Walnut Street
Mattoon, Tl
Union Prayer Meeting at College Avenue and Locust Street
The union prayer meeting for College Avenue Church and Locust Street Church will be held tonight at 7 50. Rev. J E Porter will be the leader. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue Church
Locust Street Church
J. E. Porter
Local Sewing and Auction Notes from Birmingham Area
Hemstitching and Picoting attachments fit all sewing machines. Price two dollars with ten cent extra checks. Lights Mail Order House in Birmingham lists Box Supper event on October 6 hosted by district No 2 Madison township with Robert Johns as teacher. Apples advertised from Randel Orchard seven miles north. For sale: Moyer Spring buggy with rubber tires and full leather top from C W Pfeiffenberger Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Weber
Milwaukee Cas
J. I. den Om
John Te Gang
John Deere
Fillmore M. E. Church
Birmingham
Alabama
Madison Township
Robert Johns
Moyer
C. W. Pfeiffenberger Shop
The Best's Face Powders In Every Form
An advertisement outlines The Best's Face Powders in all forms including loose and compact powders in plains, tints, and shades with sun glow rouge. It mentions rice talcum and zinc powders both imported and domestic, lightly or heavily perfumed for all users.
Roachdale and Indianapolis People in Local Notes
Mrs. Alice Kent moves to Indianapolis this week. Miss Estes Campbell of Indianapolis visits her father M. T. Campbell. Mrs. Nannie Reese and Mrs. Eber Chastain of Indianapolis visit Mrs. J. M. Stafford. Mr. and Mrs. George Hutchins of Berry provide a weekend visit to C. L. Hutchins family. Kathleen Juppenlatz returns home from Indiana University for the weekend. Mr. F. E. Grider, visiting his mother, returns home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Kent
Indianapolis
Estes Campbell
M. T.campbell
Nannie Reese
Eber Chastain
J. M. Stafford
George Hutchins
Berry
C. L. Hutchins
Kathleen Juppenlatz
Indiana University
F. E. Grider
Ownership statement for Greencastle Herald 1923
Greencastle Herald notes ownership and management details for the period ending March 31 1923. Editor and publisher Charles J Arnold serves as editor managing editor and business manager with a six month average circulation of 1875. Notarized by Hazel M Lear on April 1 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Indiana
Greencastle Herald
Greeencastle
Charles J. Arnold
Hazel M. Lear
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