Personal News Roundup From Greencastle Area
Edgar Jobe of Reelsville visited Dencastle on business. John Tharp of Johns Iber Shop attended the De an Indiana football game in Bloomington Saturday. Mrs. Beryl Hutcheson of Washingtn township was taken toPal m County Hospital with appendicitis. operation performed by Drs Hutcheson and Noble. she is doing nicely. Harold Jacobs of north Jackson street injured his left hand handling a .22 caliber revolver. not serious. Albert Howlett of Indiana Portland Cement Co had a finger nearly severed when a machine spring broke. treated by Dr Ayler. Walter Potter, visiting Greencastle, will return to Mobile Alabama. he is City Inspector of Plumbing and Sewers there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Hutcheson
Washing N Township
Palm County Hospital
Rector Brothers Ambulee
Harold Jacobs
Jacobs
North
Jackson Street
Albert Howlett
Indiana Portland Cement Co
A. E. Ayler
Reelsville
Putnam County Hospital
W. R. Hutcheson
Noble
Indianapolis
Walter Potter
Gray Potter
Mr. Potter
Mrs. Potter
Greencastle
Mobile
Alabama
Pretty Fall Setting for Century Club Party
A festive fall setting at Mrs. Fred L. O'Hair's home 625 East Washington Street featured dahlias asters autumn leaves and a lavish decor. The Century Club opening meeting offered a varied musical program by Professor and Mrs. Barnum Miss Helen Roland and Mrs. O'Hair with solos duets and group songs plus a short paper on American composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
Fred L. O'Hair
East
Washington Street
Howard J. Bar
Num
Helen Roland
DePauw School of Music
O'Hair
Nevin
Prof. Barnum
McDowell
Mrs. Barnum
Herbert
Mr. Barnum
Miss Roland
de Koven
Mrs. O'Hair
Pieulance
Uncle Rastus
Burleight
Faculty Reception At The Towers
President and Mrs. George R. Grose hosted the annual faculty reception at The Towers on East Seminary Street Friday evening. The event introduces new faculty members while refreshments were served by senior sorority members and University Halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R.grose
East Seminary Street
Return from Nazarene Assembly Leaders Report Record Attendance
Mrs. Cerena Jay and daughter Miss E. W. Jay, pastors of the Nazarene Church on East Washington Street, returned Thursday from Kansas City where they attended the General Assembly of the Church of the Nazarene. They were accompanied by another daughter Mrs. E. E. Turner and Mr. Turner of Indianapolis. They say this year’s Assembly was the largest in history with delegates from the United States Canada and the British Isles and many missionaries from various fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerena Jay
E. W. Jay
the Nazarene Church
East Washington Street
Kansas City
General Assembly
The
Church of the Nazarene
E. E. Turner
Turner
Indianapolis
United States
Canada
British Isles
Meeting of Boston Club Monday
The Boston Club will hold its regular meeting Monday evening at the home of the Misses Adams 724 East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Club
Woman's Study Club Hosts Family Dinner and Mock Wedding
Members and their families gathered for a 7 pm dinner at Mrs. George R. Boyle’s home on East Hanna Street. Fourteen tables were set with fern and fall flowers, followed by a mock wedding and solo dances by Miss Margaret McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Study Club
George R. Boyle
East Hanna Street
Margaret McLean
Cider and Ice Cream Festival at Cross Roads Inn
Mr and Mrs Bert Stultz hosted a free ice cream festival at Cross Roads Inn near Hann Crossing to thank county patrons as they plan to close the business in about two weeks. About three hundred attendees from Greencastle Bainbridge Mor n and surrounding towns enjoyed cider sandwiches and a bonfire. The couple plans to reopen next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Stultz
Cross Roads Inn
Hann Crossing
Crawfordsavile Road
Stultz
Greencastle
Bainbridge
Morn
Mrs. Stultz
Missionary Society Enjoys Meeting at Mrs Leasure Home
The Missionary Society of the Christian Church met Wednesday afternoon at 531 Anderson Street hosted by Mrs. Bert Leasure. President Mrs. Wm. Blackwell presided as members heard papers by Mrs. Rose Knauer Mrs. Henry Bicknell and Mrs. W R Hutcheson and were served refreshments after the program and business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Bert Leasure
Anderson Street
Wm. Blackwell
Rose Knauer
Henry Bicknell
W. R. Hutcheson
Bee Hive Rebecca Lodge No. 106 Meeting Reminder
Bee Hive Rebecca Lodge No. 106 T. O. O. F. will meet in regular session Monday evening at 8 o'clock. It is desired that the degree staff be present. Alice Day Noble Grand Florence Stringer Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Hive
Rebecca Lodge No
Alice Day
Noble Grand
Florence Stringer
Visiting at the Towers Guests from Massachusetts
Mrs. Edwin H. Witman and son Edwin Grose of Northeaston Massachusetts visit Mrs. Witman’s parents Mr. and Mrs. George R. Grose at the Towers on East Seminary Street. Ms Witman was formerly Miss Mary Frances Grose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Witman
Edwin Grose
Northeaston
Mass
Community Notes From Corn Stalk Valley Visitors
Mrs James Bittles and son James Jr visit Bedford for a John Cash family reunion. Dallas Hodge and family of Belle Union stay with John Wallace. Mrs George Cheek and son with Mrs Mingle Robinson. All day Bethel meeting well attended. Ray Cunningham family dined with Henry Cunningham. Mrs William Newman and son Leonard visit Laure nce Rockhill. Laurence McGinnis and wife with son Lloyd in Indiana polis hospital, improving. Abe Stwally and Roxie Alexander of Putnamville join Chester Day clan. More visits to Wm Newman, John Elliot, Elisha McAnnich, and George Reese families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bittles
James Jr
East Washington Street
Bedford
John Cash
Bittles
Parianapolis
Harry Gainey
Dallas Hodge
Belle Union
John Wallace
George Cheek
Mingle Robinson
Hazel Burgers
EF. E. Buis
Bethel
Ray Cunningham
Henry Cunningham
William Newman
Leonard
Laureence Rockhill
Greencastle
Laurence McGinnis
Lloyd
Methodist
Indianapolis
Abe Stwally
Roxie Alexander
Putnamville
Sweet cider and meals on weekend notices
C. Bailey Fruit Farm advertises sweet cider delivery two miles south on Cemetery Road. Also for sale a house and lot at 411 Berry Street, plus autos by Wm Morgan. Elliott offers a Sunday chicken dinner from 12 to 1 and 5:20 to 6:30 with a plate lunch available Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes Goldin
Cemetery Road
C. Fenwick Reed
Grimes
Fenwick Reed
Berry Street
Wm. Morgan
the Elliott
Mrs Amanda Johnson Ill at Home on Madison Street
Mrs Amanda Johnson of 6 South Madison Street is seriously ill. She is the mother of Mrs Paul Albin. Neighbors and relatives are asked to send prayers and ģifted regards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Johnson
South Madison Street
Paul Albin
W R C Meeting Scheduled For Monday
All officers and members of W R C are asked to meet at the hall on day afternoon at 2 30 for fill practice. Lulu Welch secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Welch
Secrery
Returns From W. F. M. S. District Meeting
Theodore Crawley of 807 South Street has returned from a proposed trip to Mar lle where she attended the district meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Theodore Crawley
South Street
Mar Lle
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Bowen
Creditors heirs and legatees of Oscar J Bowen are summoned to Putnam Circuit Court Green Castle Indiana on October 29 1923 to show cause why the final settlement accounts should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk Walter B Campbell presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notce
Oscar J. Bowen
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Walter 8. Campbell
Local Visitors Reported In Rordale Area
Mrs. Leo Smith visited her parents over Sunday and Mrs. Sophia Wilson visited relatives in Bainbridge Sunday, adding to the community’s weekend arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Smith
Sophia Wilson
Bainbridge
Greencastle Canning Co Expands Food Production
The Greencastle Canning Co housed on the Pennsylvania Railroad receives over fifteen hundred tons of farm products this year for canning and conservation. Green beans tomatoes and pumpkins arrive by wagonload while carloads of canned vegetables are dispatched to feed the nation. Last year the plant used eleven hundred forty tons of tomatoes and this season, despite unseasonable weather, yields remain large and pumpkin production will rise, boosting total yearly tonnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
C Greencastle Canning Co
Pennsylvania
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Fillmore
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Weber
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John Deere
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Nazarene Assembly
Cross Roads
Corn Stalk Valley
VEADY
John J. Black
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Greencastle Battery Co
N. Side Square
Roy Hillis
State Automobile Insurance Company
National Teachers Agency
Ind
Lowis B. Cowgill
E. Frenklin St
W. F. M.S. District
Rordale
Opera House
A. Cook
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Aesop’s Film Fables
Pathe News Weekly
George Larkin
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