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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1921
Page
3
Roy Boyce and Emma Rader both of Brazil Indiana were married at 1 30 o clock Wednesday afternoon by Squire Frank. Miss Effrey Voliva has returned home after two months in Los Angeles and other California points.
Chas Lundy of Gosport plastering the Beck and Shuey house near the Christian Church. Harry Moore and family and Mrs Emma Cosner of Greencastle called on Mrs Elizabeth McKee Sunday. Ray Etcheson and family spent Sunday with Web Evans near Greencastle. M D Darnall returned to Chicago after visiting his sister Mrs J F Cully. Mr and Mrs John Michaels visited Ira Hanks and wife. P F Wilson of Lebanon were here for the death of Geo Owens young son. Adisa Heaney of Indianapolis spent Sunday here. Mrs Eugene Hector of Chicago is visiting Mrs Frank Ford. Miss Icelene Powell of Indianapolis visited her parents Saturday and Sunday. Johnnie Wilson and family of Racoon spent Sunday with Sol Adair.
Mrs Gregory of Bainbridge visits Mrs Boardman for a week and dines with Mrs Denny on Sunday. Ader family meets at Verle Aders for a meal. Andrew Hirt and family call on Ray Miller Sunday evening.
Local residents attend social visits and farming updates as families move in and plan to farm on the thirds for W. M. Denny. Neighbors from Mt. Meridian Rolling Stone Floyd Township Greencastle Terre Haute Crawfordsville and Jasper are noted with several visits and family happenings.
At a Clinton Falls church meeting led by Brother Ramey several attendees were noted. Donald Thomas of Indianapolis visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Thomas for the weekend. Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Mary Garrett to sew. A funeral for Clarence Rhoten of Brazil, attended by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Staggs and family, Mrs. Lida Pierce, and Mrs. Sam Rhoten’s daughters, was held at Farm er's Chapel after his sudden heart trouble at home.
The Reading Club gathers Thursday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs Fred Reising on South Jackson street. Rev and Mrs Victor Raphael attend Indiana Presbyterian Synod in Terre Haute and return Thursday night.
Professor Bundy will lead the teachers training class meeting at Locust Street M E Church at 6 30 Thursday evening. Mrs Della Jackson of Liberty Indiana visits Greencastle. H J Prevo and J P Wysong return from Cincinnati Ohio. St Paul Catholic Church Ladies meet at 7 30 this evening at Mrs John Maloney's West Franklin Street home. J M Bell goes to Rockville for an extended visit and plans to move there later. O M Ohair Greencastle Post Office ill at home south of the city. Ohair suffers a severe cold. John Kean on North Madison Street is seriously ill. Eugene Anderson and Robert McKee leave tonight for Detroit Michigan to work. Filiot Trees, DePauw graduate, goes to Chicago to work for a Trust company. Mrs H M Ranck of Decatur Tennessee visits her mother Mrs Margaret Allen and Mr and Mrs Ernest Stoner. Miss Ranch was Dorothy Allen. Miss Jean Leyenberger visits Indianapolis this week. Mrs Stella Oury of Decatur NL visits relatives here. Mrs Elizabeth Leatherman on West Columbia Street ill but improving. Forest L McFarland and Audria Carney of Fillmore wed Saturday at Locust St M E Parsonage. Rev H C Clippinger officiates. couple to reside near Brick Chapel.
DePauw football opens its 1921 season on the home grounds next Saturday meeting Transylvania College from Kentucky. Transylvania, defeated 35 to 0 on its own field last season. Coach Walker arranged reserved seating on the north side for Greencastle Business Men's Club faculty and others seeking seats. A large crowd is expected to witness the Mystery team in its first home game.
Rector Bros Funeral Directors and Embalmers list office and residence contact details with phone numbers and addresses for funeral services and embalmers.
A garbled OCR excerpt lists several times such as 2:25 a m and 9:16 a m, mixed with unreadable strings and scattered codes. It reads like a timetable or log fragment with partial references to MONON, telephone numbers, and an unclear sequence of events.
Louis Crow a local laundry proprietor lay near death after knife wounds struggled through a Lorena TX clash when Sheriff Bob Buchanan tried to stop a Ku Klux Klan parade Crow was among ten injured with seven others starting to recover. Lorena citizens asked the county attorney to file complaints and await grand jury action while the Klan issued no statement.
Subscribers urged to pay arrears at the office or by mail. A pie social is planned at Okalla School No 7 on Friday October 7. Deep Vein Block Coal Fertilizer available from Nelson Seed Co. Mangoes and pimentos priced at 10c per dozen. Bulbs on sale from John Eitel & Son. For rent two unfurnished rooms. A seven passenger Blick top for sale from H Curry & Son. Fire place wood advertised at $4 per cord. The Triangle Club Christian Church hosts a market October 8 at Hamilton's Music Store. A storm buggy for sale at C W Pfeiffenberger's Horseshoeing Shop.
Fifteen Northwestern University students are expelled for hazing following a freshman sophomore clash ten days earlier. Leighton Mount of Evanston, a freshman, remains missing after the fight and a large search by police, detectives, relatives and classmates.
Senator Kenyon of Iowa, Republican, is considered for a Northern Iowa federal judgeship. President Harding has signaled he may be chosen if she wishes the post and Kenyon has not decided whether to accept or stay in the Senate. An announcement is expected tomorrow.
Mr and Mrs Earl Ellis and Mr and Mrs Heber Ellis join Mrs Louis Stevens and others from the area at French Lick for the Ellis reunion marking the first time all five Ellis brothers are together.
The community dance and reception for the new Garment factory will be held this evening at the new building on North College Avenue. Poncello's North College Avenue. Poncello's Symphony Orchestra will provide the music. Dr. Hurty of Indianapolis told the Rotary Luncheon to back the Longworth bill banning German dyes for five years, praising dye factories as vital in wartime.
Indianapolis livestock sale opens with hog prices up 25 to 40 cents and top at 8.85 while pigs and sows fall. About 8,000 hogs sold at top level before buyers shifted to lower bids. Cattle steady, calves down 50 cents to 1 dollar, best at 12.50. sheep and lambs steady with lambs at 8.
Neighbor testimonial from Mrs. R. Stiles of Greencastle praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing her kidney trouble after severe back and side pain. Ad notes price 60c and availability at all dealers, FosterMilburn erfers.
Notice records listing telephone numbers for T. H. I. and E. Traction with an address or node named Greenea. No further context or dates are provided.
The speaker criticizes Bill for a perpetual grouch that dominates his image. He notes self pity fuels a false heroism and that Bill angrily denounces others while sharing the same fault. Acknowledging some good traits, the text argues the grouch eclipses his positive qualities.
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