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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1923

Page

3

Farewell Party For Gardner Family Moves To West

About sixty friends gathered at the Gardner home in Russellville on September 21 1923 to bid farewell to Warren Gardner and his daughters Genevieve and Margaret who will move to Los Angeles California The event included a 6 o'clock dinner plus games and conversation as Mr and Mrs Bert Gardner hosted and Mr and Mrs Arthur Spencer prepare to leave for Chicago

Russellville Ind Bert Gardner Warren Gardner Genevieve Margaret Los Angeles California Arthur Spencer Chicago

Somerset Couple Start Winter Journey to California

Mr and Mrs Claude Pruitt began their winter trip driving to California. They plan to visit son Basil and wife, then continue to Arizona to spend the winter with Wesley Flint and wife. The Flints left October 2 for Phoenix after buying a new automobile. others who planned to join them did not travel.

Claude Pruitt California Basil Wife Wesley Flint Phoenix Arizona

Local Social Neighbors Host Weekly Visits

Lillipot t Land residents share weekend with relatives in Indianapolis. J A Tabor of Chicago visits Abner Tabor and family. Arthur Pickens and Higgin s Creek folk spend Sunday with Curt Jobe family. Dr Murphy and wife of Quincy join Willie Mannan and wife Sunday. Levery Page Bloomington and Miss Vance Mugg Indianapolis visit Frank Mugg family. Mrs Lorena Magill visits Monday with Mrs Mary Moore. Mrs Lillie Allee and Mrs Cora Smith call on J C Moores Tuesday.

Arthur Pickens Higgins Creek Curt Jobe Dr. Murphy Quincy Willie Mannan Levery Page Bloomington Vance Mugg Indianapolis Frank Mugg Lorena Magill Mary Moore Lillie Allee Cora Smith J. C

Fresh Homegrown Strawberries On Home Market Today

Fresh, homegrown strawberries were on the home market Friday. The William Cooper Grocery sold several quarts grown by E. P. Houck near Hamrick station. Berries were small but well ripened and flavorful. County superintendent John Vermillion visited Jefferson Township schools. Mr. Scull and Mr. Mead, Princeton residents, visited the McCurry home on Elm Street. County Agent Harold McNary to attend a County agents conference in Terre Haute next week.

William Cooper E. P. Houck Hamrick Station John Vermillion Jefferson Township Scull John Mead Princeton Jacob McCurry Elm Street

Box Supper in Madison Township and Local Real Estate Ad

Friday evening October 5 district No 2 Madison township invites all for a box supper. Coal price Ford Lucas offers Glen Ayre coal at 5.25 per ton delivered. For rent or sale a six room house at 622 East Washington Street with sewer connection and possession October 1. Joseph P. Allen Allen Bros Store.

Madison Township Robert Johns Glen Ayre Ford Lucas

House and Lot at 411 Berry Street For Sale

For sale listing shows a house and lot at 411 Berry Street. Also mentions automobiles and an entity Wim Morgen. Details are fragmented and unclear beyond the address and item categories.

Berry Street Wim. Morgen

Greencastle Canning Company Expands Farm Product Canning

The Greencastle Canning Company reports large year to date output with over Fifteen Hundred tons of farm products delivered to its Pennsylvan ia Railroad plant for canning and conservation. Last year the tomato tonnage was Eleven hundred forty and this year expected near that amount despite unseasonable yields. The firm plans to increase canning of Pumpkin and other foods to extend its season while employing forty women and twenty men. Founded 1863.

Greencastle Greencastle Canning Co Pennsylvania Greencastle Canning Company

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