Malta Social Notes Include Visits and Health Reports
Mr and Mrs Morris Campbell called on Mr and Mrs Sam Campbell Sunday afternoon. Will Shuck and daughter Mary visited Mrs Duncan last Sunday. Mrs Sam Campbell has returned from Indianapolis after eye surgery and is recovering well. Mrs Ava Morgan shopped at Coatesville last Saturday. Harley Smith and son visited with Will Shuck and family. Sam Goodwin and daughter called on Joe Campbell Sunday evening. Mrs Ransom and daughter Marie of Indianapolis were visiting last Friday and Saturday. Morgan and Ruth Morgan visited Will Shuck Tuesday. Morton Smith from near Bainbridge visited Harley Smith’s on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Campbell
Sam Campbell
Will Shuck
Mary
Duncan
Indianapolis
Ava Morgan
Coatesville
Harley Smith
Sam Goodwin
Joe Campbell
Ransom
Marie
Mrs. Morgan
Ruth
Morton Smith
Near Bainbridge
Democratic Primary Tonight in Greencastle
The Greencastle Democratic convention names candidates for mayor clerk and councilmen with Wes Miller likely unopposed for city clerk. Possible nominees include George Dobbs Frank Allen for councilmen at large and ward leaders Clarence Vestal George Sage Al Phillips and Billy Grogan. Ballots are printed for tonight’s voting and turnout is urged. Local visitors include Mrs. Sarah Rand from Keokuk and Mrs. Everett Harbison en route to Lawrenceville. County officials examine the county house for repairs after ongoing meetings. Allen Moore returns to Indianapolis to resume studies at Indiana Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dobbs
Frank Allen
Clarence Vestal
George Sage
al Phillips
Billy Grogan
Allen Moore
Indianapolis
T. T. Moore
Indiana Law School
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Putnam
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of William Riley Allen deceased to appear in Putnam Circuit Court Greencastle Indiana on November 8 1912 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness Clerk of Court October 7 1913 ARTHUR J HAMRICK Clerk Putnam Circuit Court 81 S-D Oct 10th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Riley Allen
Putnam
Greencastle
Indiana
Arthur J. Hamrick
Putnam Circuit Court
S-D
Local society notes and court matter updates
The Veronica club meets Wednesday at 2 30 pm with Mrs Sweeney and Mrs Pearson at 704 South College Avenue. Attorney John P Allee travels to Danville to arrange trial for the Wyant case set to begin Thursday amid talks of a possible compromise. Elijah Grantham remains weak after injuries from a Marion car accident last week. The Herald notes Rev George Huff now pastors a Ludlow Christian church, not the former local preacher. Various social visits and events fill the week, including anniversaries, theater goers urged to arrive early for Cleopatra at the Opera House, and several residents traveling to Springfield and Indianapolis for fairs and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica Club
Sweeney
H. Pierson
South College Avenue
John P. Allee
Harry O. Wyant
St. Louis
Danville
Traction Company
Wyant
Athletics Win First Battle in New York Opener
Giants score first run as the World Championship Series opens in New York this afternoon. Game called at 2 o clock due to events on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Giants
Giants and Athletics Clash in World Championship Opener
A large crowd watched the first game of the World Championship series in New York as Bender pitched for Philadelphia and Marquard for the Giants. Philadelphia led 3 1 in the fourth, while New York added a run in the third. The final score read Philadelphia six, New York four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Snyder Family Reunion Draws 200 Descendants at Butler County
The seventh annual Snyder reunion gathered more than 200 descendants of Jacob and Saloma Snyder in the L. O. T. M. hall at Main and Greet streets. Speakers from Ohio and Indiana traced the Snyder lineage, with music from the Snyder orchestra and a large family feast concluding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
L. O. T. M. Hall
Main and Greet
Jacob and
Saloma Snyder
Elk Creek
Butler County
Ohio
Jacob Snyder
George Snyder
Germany
Pennsylvania
Reed Farm
United States
Oscar Snyder
Liberty Ind
Enjamin Synder
Toronto
Can
D. S. Morris
Fertich
Trinity Church
W. J. Snyder
Jerome Snyder
Oxford
Samuel C. Snyder
Middletown
Albert Snyder
Cloverdale
Pearl Zook
Lebanon
John Helderman
Emma Shuttler
Emma Marks
Crawfordsville
R. A. Masons Stated Convocation Greencastle No 22
A Greencastle No 22 Masonic convocation is announced for Wednesday at 7 30 p m with officers M S Miller H P EB E Caldwell Secretary. Walter Cooper announces candidacy for mayor subject to Democratic Mass Convention and seeks Democratic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Democratic Mass Convention
Walter Cooper
Classified items roundup with posters and notices
Short catalog of appeals and notices including a used bicycle and delivery wagon for sale, a lost dog, rental listings for a barn and three rooms, a lost gold rim glasses case, a sale of Hereford cows with calves, and a hotel rental notice. Names include John Riley, J. C. Bridges, Jackson Boyd, and locations at 719 S Main, 208 West Seminary, Washington Street, and the Sage Hotel on North Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riley
S. Main Street
Rally Day Services at Locust Street Church
Rally Day services at Locust Street Church on Sunday October 5 featured an enthusiastic program by the Sunday school with 252 in attendance. Youth speeches highlighted mission work and Mrs. H B Longden closed with an address on Sunday School work. Ed Hancock, Miss Marie McCord and the Suttons of Montezuma visited Greencastle to see Miss Hildegard Haspel teaching in Montezuma schools, where scarlet fever closures ease next week. Bona Coffee advertised for its real coffee taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Locust Street
Miss Mason
Jackson and
Hill Street
Helm
Alpha Chi Fraternity
T. C. Grooms
C. L. Airhart
George Johnson
Foster
Indiana
Covington
H. B. Longden
Ed Hancock
Marie McCord
Robert Sutton
Montezuma
Greencastle
Hildegard Haspel
Game Law Changes Protect Rabbits And Limit Ferrets
Inquiries arise about recent legislative changes. Squirrels may be hunted until November first while rabbits face a closed season and ferret use is prohibited. The 1913 acts set hunting limits for waterfowl and rabbits with specific January to April prohibitions and penalties for violations.
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Chase & Sanborn
Grogan & Miller
Citizens’ Party Convention
Thomas
S. J
Sparnhurst Osteopaths
A. Tedrick
Kirkville
the Home Loan CO
Room
Southard Bld
Greencastle, Ind
Malta
C. R. Flynn
The
City On Business Today
S. C. Sayers
Phillip Frank
Wes Miller
Sarah Rand
Keokuk
Iowa
George Blake
Blake
Cc. C. Hurst
Rand
Putnam County
Edward Mc
Gaughey
Everett Harbison
Lawrenceville
Harbison
Model Laundry
AY Pier
Walda
Elijah Grantham
Marion
the Herald
Sullivan Daily Times
George Huff
Huff
Christian Church
Ludlow
Claude E. Louis
Martha Louis
Terre Haute
Carl Fiteborge
Madison and
Seminary Streets
Bitelforge
Ricketts Tewelry
George Landes
Springfield
Til
Waldo Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett
Landes
Bartlett
Opera House
Benjamin Goff
F. M. Burkit
Russellville
Alice Murphy
Prevo's
Chicago
John Donald
Brazil
Charles C. Douglas
Roachdale
Ella Murphy
Timothy Murphy
Elizabeth Street
Mr. Murphy
Martha Washington Club
Grant Scott
Patrick Murphy
Lizvie
Muncie
Daniel O'Connel
City
F. M. Lyons
Daniel O'Connell
Lizzie
John Cross
Harry Maxwell
South Jackson Street
Gertrude Brill
Ind
Cays
Arthur Wolfe
Indays
Ladies’ Ads Society of
Locust Street Church
Wm. Hodshurg
Clay City
Jennie Fisher
This City
Baldwin Kansas
Chas. F. Donnohus
Virginia
Tulsa Okla
Josiah Gardner
Indiana Street
Mrs. Donnohue
Daugh
New York Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
Bender
Athletics
Schang
Rube Marquard
Chief Meyers
Shang
Marquard
Crandall
Tesseau
Meyers
Klem Eagan Rigler
Connolly
Bonasee
R. A. Masons
P. m
Miller
H. P
EB. E. Caldwell
West Seminary Street
Washington Street
Locust and
Arlington
Herald
J. C. Bridges
Inquire Herald Office
Sage Hotel
North Jackson Street
Jackson Boyd
Bona Coffee
J. W. He
Hampshire
Hampshire Ram
Poland
Baldwin
Hurst
Farrow
Hillcrest
Poplar Street
Bell Cleaning Co
ZEIS
Commissioner of Fisheries and Game
Whaevy
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