Local Socials and Small Events Reported in Bainbridge Area
Sunday gatherings include Mr and Mrs James McIntyre and others at Ben Solomons. Ed Coffman of Greencastle visited Mrs Albert Hubbard. Three Greencastle men caused a stir by rambunctious driving near a restaurant and hardware store. Prizes awarded in a local drawing. Fred Obenchain and Hans Anderson announced farm sales. Mrs Goshorn died at her son's home. Subscriptions urged for The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McIntyre
Ray Etcheson
Claude Logan
Earl Etcheson
Rachyle Hubbard
Ben Solomon’s
Ed. Coffman
Greencastle
Albert Hubbard
Scyl Brown
Edith York
Chester York
Eli Scobee
Local Tidbits Highlight Community Visits and Events
Detroit guest Frank Levinsky stays with Miss Teresa Detrick for two days. Roy and Mrs. Abrams celebrate 25th wedding anniversary in Indianapolis. Mrs. Mary Little plans visits to Attica and California for winter with relatives. A group including Mrs. Al Hirt and Nora Sutherlin tours Rockville. Woman's Union meets at the Bloomington Road home of Mrs. Milo West. Ralph Knoll attends county auditors meeting in Martinsville with a banquet tonight. Mrs. Henry Runyan visits Kentland to see Mrs. Ora Meek. Oran Buis displays a large peanut vine from his Coatesville farm in J F Long window. First frost of season noted as a killing frost. Christian Church Choir to meet Thursday at 7 p.m. Prof R C Sloane directs. all members urged. Rotary Club luncheon features a musical program by Ralph Sloane, Arthur Perry, and Prof Hamm with Miss Strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Union of the Christian Church
Milo West
Bloomington Road
Rotary Club
Ralph Sloane
Arthur Perry
Prof Hamm
DePauw School of Music
Miss Strong
British and Irish delegates seek to keep truce intact in Ireland
London reports detail the Irish conference resuming tomorrow as delegates weigh breaches of the truce and how to avoid escalation. Sinn Fein councils challenge crown authority, while talks consider disarmament steps and limits on recruiting amid ongoing negotiations on Ireland’s future.
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London
Ireland
Dail
Sinn Fein
Sinn
Dublin
Llyod George
Trish
Irish Republican Army
Daileireann
Obituary for Winona Irene Cowgill in Indiana church circle
Winona Irene Cowgill born October 24 1898 died October 4 1921 in Filmore Indiana aged 22. She joined the Christian Church of Filmore in 1910 and was active in Sunday School and the Ladies Aid Society. She helped garments for orphans and wished to support missionary work or the Mother's and Children's Home in St Louis. She is mourned by her parents Elisha and Elizabeth Arnold Cowgill sister Elsie Herschel Ruark three nieces Mary Margaret Virginia Ruark grandparents and many relatives and friends. A poem notes her short life held as a bright star and a faithful servant of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Irene Cowgill
Elisha
Elizabeth Arnold Cowgill
Henry
Ruth
Christian Church of
Filmore
Indiana
Frank Davidson
Ladies Aid Society
St. Louis
Mother
Daddy
Winona
Elsie
Herschel Ruark
Mary
Margaret
Virginia Ruark
Henry Arnold
Card of Thanks for Gracious Support After Bereavement
From the depths of our broken hearts we express grateful thanks to friends who assisted during our recent bereavement. We also thank for floral offerings and Mr. McCurry for his sympathetic consideration. Mr. and Mrs. EF. L. Cowgill Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Ruark Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Arnold.
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McCurry
EF. L. Cowgill
H. V. Ruark
O. H. Arnold
Giants Win Seventh Game In World Series Thriller
The New York Giants defeated their opponent 2 to 1 to clinch the seventh game of the World Series. Key moments included a tight pitching duel and a late decisive run that sealed the victory for the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
New York Giants
Indiana State Normal School Luncheon in Riley Room
The Indiana State Normal School will host a luncheon in the Riley Room of the Claypool Hotel on Thursday at noon for graduates students and friends of the school. Mr and Mrs Conrad Shinn of Fern welcomed a son born Wednesday morning. The Putnam County Fish and Game Protective Association plans a meeting at Hawkins Garage Thursday evening at 7 10.
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Indiana State Normal School
Riley
Claypool Hotel
Conrad Shinn
Fern
Putnam County Fish and Game Protective Association
Hawkins Garage
Doan’s Kidney Pills Benefit Greencastle Residents Claim
A Greencastle painter H C McKee testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his lumbago and muscle pain and helped him work again. He notes family use and recommends the medicine to others, citing its claimed kidney benefits and nationwide sale.
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Greencastle
H. C. McKee
R. D. No
Dean
Doan
Maplewood Social Roundup Remembers Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Aden Hanks visited Dana Sunday to see George Hale. Laura Boardman returned home after ten days with Mrs Fyffe in Crawfordsville and Mrs Walkup in Ladoga. Walter Masten of Greencastle spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J G Masten. L B McFadden of Bainbridge visits daughter Mrs Ray Miller. Sallie Gregory returned home in Bainbridge after visiting Mrs W W Boardman. Rev and Mrs D L Vandament Mrs Ray Richards and son John Raymond called on Mrs W W Boardman. Howard Denny and Nellie Sheets of Greencastle called on friends. Harvey Nichols and family spent Sunday with Verle Ader. A Whitt and wife of Ben Davis visited relatives here. Karl Heath and wife visited his father near Snowden Springs. J M King underwent tonsil removal at St Vincent Hospital Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden Hanks
Dana
George Hale
Laura Boardman
Thornton D. Fyffe
Crawfordsville
J. M. Walkup
Ladoga
Walter Masten
Greencastle
J. G. Masten
L. B. McFadden
Bainbridge
Ray Miller
Sallie Gregory
W. W. Boardman
D. L. Vandament
Ray Richards
John Raymond
Howard Denny
Nellie Sheets
Harvey Nichols
Verle Ader
Karl Heath
Snowden Springs
Greencastle Railroad Time Tables June 1 1921
Railroad timetable notes for Greencastle dated June 1 1921 list Pennsylvania and non telephone schedules. Entries mention times like 2 to 5 43 p m and 12 46 a m with references to lines and stations. The fragmentary text provides glimpses of departure and arrival times but lacks complete schedules or destinations.
Adoration and a Troubled Courtship in a Comic Scene
A lighthearted exchange features a woman lamenting her inability to shake George. A friend suggests he call in the evenings, but the woman notes George stays the entire evening admiring her photograph. The dialogue hints at social hoops and romantic fixation common in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
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