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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1923
Page
4
A store promotes the New Wonder Hot Blast Heater claiming superior heat output per fuel, wide space coverage, and durable construction with quality beauty and style. The ad invites customers to view this and other models at the shop.
A Locust Grove School homecoming picnic drew nearly 250 ex-teachers and ex-pupils from Indiana and California. Organizers Mrs. Lucille Hillis Mangan, Mrs. Louise Darnell, and Mrs. Belle Heaney led a day of dinner, music, readings, and memories, with plans to make it an annual gathering and future attendance hoped for by alumni and residents.
Mr and Mrs C E Tatum visited in Indianapolis Friday and Crawfordsville Saturday. Mrs Frank Gifford improved after appendicitis and returns home. Kenneth Allee and Virgil Ader spent weekends visiting home folks. Guy Drake moved his family to a farm west of town. Elmer Hughes bought the Russellville restaurant and moves there. Several families and Camp Fire Girls enjoyed dinners and visits around Bainbridge and nearby towns.
Mrs. Thomas Williamson called at aunt Liza Gents Sunday evening. Frank Mooreland and wife visited with Edgar Stevenson and wife Sunday. Various neighbors and families including Oliver, Hartman, Shuey, Coffman, Hines, Reed, Moffett, Beck and others shared visits around Locust Grove and Indianapolis with several attendees at a homecoming reunion.
Young men seek stylish watches and can buy now at low prices. The ad encourages visiting the shop for Christmas selections and affordable timepieces.
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