Local Social Notes Highlight Nearby Visits and Illness
Local news column records updates on residents visiting relatives across towns. Mentions include FE Cash and wife on West Washing Street, Miss Jean Nicholson visiting sister Mrs us Cook, Miriam Clements visiting grandparents and Mrs W W Tucker, James I Nelson moving to Northwood, Vernon Shirley convalescing at home, Ralph Knoll recovering post surgery in Indianapolis, and Minnie Mae Bartley home from Butler College visiting Postmaster and Mrs E Bartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Cash and
W. Washing Street
Er. D. Logan
Hanover
Jean Nicholson
Eatland
Us F. Cook
Northed Blvd
Minnie Mae Bartley
Butler College
Indianalis
E. Bartley
South
Indiana Street
Edward Gainor Honored by Labor Union
Edward Gainor of Muncie Indiana a resident of the National Letter Carriers Association was unanimously elected to the office of fratal delegate to the British Trade Union Congress by the American Federation of Labor at its Portland Oregon convention. Gainor was nominated by William Green and seconded by William Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
Edward Gainor
Muncie
Ind
National Letter Carers Association
American Fedation of Labor
Portland
Oregon
Gain
Wilam Green
E United Mine Workers of Amer
William Hutchinson
The
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Geiner
Labor union to honor civil service employees
Edward Gainor a former Green Castle man, brother of Mrs. James P. Hughes and Mrs. John Cannon, is among those to be honored by the American Federation of Labor for civil service employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Edward Gainor
Greencastle
James P. Hughes
John Cannon
Love’s Sweet Dream Leads to Unexpected Nuptials
Silas Monday of Franklin township and Mrs Rachel Grimes visited the clerk's office to secure a marriage license after days of courtship. Monday, 81, and Grimes, 68, had prior marriages and planned a home wedding at Brill & Roberts store with William Longwell pronouncing the vows. Monday also paid his taxes, and the couple after the ceremony invited friends to celebrate at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Monday
Franklin Township
Rachel Grimes
Mr. Monday
Mr. Woodward
Brill & Roberts
Mr. Longwell
Remarkable Cure Promises From Mayr’s Remedy
A patient who feared ulcers or cancer reports pain relief after using Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. The testimonial claims the preparation clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Minn
Mayr
Oklahoma King World Champion Barrow Takes Nation Tour
Champion Barrow Oklahoma King travels the United States after winning the grand champion title at the 1022 International Live Stock exposition in Chicago. He has visited Nashville Denver Lincoln Crookston Madison Joliet Fort Worth Oklahoma City Stillwater Guymon Peoria Urbana Aurora Columbus Lafayette Lexington Des Moines and more while slated to appear at Chicago again in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Chiago
Nashville
Tenn
Denver
Colo
Lincoln
Neb
Crookston
Minn
Madison
Janesville
Wis
Fort Worth
Tex
Oklahoma City
Stillwater
Guymon
Okla
Peoria
Urbana
Aurora
Columbus
Laayette
Ind
Lexington
Des Moines
Isis
Chicago
Birrew
Oklohome
Express
Bewan Ife
Assien
Oklahoma Agricultural College
Pig Club
United States
Alpha Chi Omega Reception This Evening
The Alpha Chi Omega Sorority hosts a reception tonight at their chapter house 312 Bloomington Street in honor of their chaperone Mrs Wood mother of Mrs Howard J Barnum Invitations have been sent to University faculty and to townspeople and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Bloomington Street
Wood
Faculty Women's Tea Club to Open Year's Meetings
The Faculty Women's Club of the University will hold its first meeting of the year Monday afternoon in Evans Hall Bowman Memorial Gymnasium. The event is a social tea from 2:30 to 4:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Hall
Bowman Memorial Gymnasium
Group motor trip to Indianapolis by four residents
Mrs F A Arnold, Miss Genevieve Ames, and Misses Mildred Johnson and Betty Scripps of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority drove to Indianapolis on Saturday and spent the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Arnold
East Seminary Street
Genevieve Ames
East
Washington Street
Mildred Johnson
Betty Scripps
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Indianapolis
Delaware couple visits Prof. Sweet and family
Dr and Mrs Emery Smyser of Delaware Ohio are weekend guests of Prof and Mrs W W Sweet and family at 632 East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Smyser
Delaware, Ohio
Mrs
W. W. Sweet
East
Washington Street
King's Heralds to Hold First Meeting of Year
The King's Heralds of Locust Street Church will hold the first meeting of the new year at the church on Monday at 3 45 PM. All old members are asked to attend and bring a new member. The new superintendent will attend and new officers for the year will be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Handy & Son
King’s Heralds
Locust Street Church
Jersey
Weber
Milwaukee
John Deere
Fillmore M. E. Church
Mrs W W Sweet Hosts Tea for Mrs Emery Smyser
Mrs W W Sweet of 682 East Washington Street entertained Saturday afternoon with a tea from four to six o clock in compliment to her guest Mrs Emery Smyser of Delaware Ohio. Mrs Smyser formerly lived in Greencastle where Mr Smyser was once professor of English at De Pauw University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Sweet
East
Washington Street
Emery Smyser
Delaware
Ohio
Smyser
Greencastle
DePauw University
A Pretty Tea for Mrs. Kelly by Alpha Omicron Pi
The Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority at 128 East Walnut hosted a fall themed tea for chaperone Mrs. Olive Kelly Friday afternoon from 3:30 to 6:30. About 170 guests attended the reception with Margaret Sanford as president and a musical program featuring Musette Williams, Beatrice Hamersley, and Mary Meloy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Omicron Pi
East Walnut Street
Olive Kelly
Margaret Sanford
Kelly
H.B. Gough
Bartley
Musette Williams
Beatrice Hamersley
Mary Meloy
Alpha Phi Hosts Tea for Chaperone Lola Heaton
The Alpha Phi sorority entertained about 250 guests at a Friday tea from 3:30 to 5:30 pm at their chapter house 640 East Seminary Street. Mrs Lola Heaton served as chaperone. A musical program featured pianists Miss Margaret Morton Miss Mary White and Miss Sarah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Phi Sorority
Lola Heaton
East Seminary Street
Margaret Morton
Mary White
Sarah
Kostanzer social event hosted by Alpha Phi alumni
Terry and Miss Jeanette Kostanzer hosted a social with tea and cakes. Tea poured by Miss Mary Hamlin, with Miss Margaret Myers greeting at the door. In the receiving line were Miss Winifred Boyle Mrs Heaton Miss Eleanor Smith Miss Ruth Nall Miss Margaret Sugg Miss Florence Hanley Miss Lacey Cragwall Miss Helen Haupt Miss Helen Brithers and Mrs J Miller of Indianapolis, president of the Indiana Alumni Association of Alpha Phi, an out of town guest.
Farm Home Conference Highlights Need for Support of Farm Wives
At Purdue University Indiana farm home conference twelve speakers urged improvements for farm homes. Mrs C W Sewell cited burdens on farm wives reducing time for children and home upkeep while Mrs Alice Foster Mullins urged electing women representatives to advance women’s causes and lawmaking understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana Farm Home
Farm Home
Purdue University
C. W. Sewell
Otterbein
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Alice Foster Mullins
Indianapolis
State League of Women Voters
Business Man Praises Remedy For Long Feasting Stomach Trouble
A businessman recounts years of stomach trouble and gas before finding relief. He credits a remedy after trying various doctors and treatments, expressing gratitude for the improvement in his digestion and comfort.
Vaccinating Cattle to Prevent Shipping Fever
The U S Department of Agriculture has developed a vaccination method against hemorrhagic septicemia in cattle, now in use experimentally and soon offered at cost with trained veterinarians. Losses from the disease have risen for years, especially among cattle shipped long distances, though exposure can occur at home as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Standard Tests For Timber Strength Adopted By Panel
Due to disagreements and miscalculations in lumber strength causing accidents, the United States forest service, the American Society for Testing Materials, and sixteen other organizations appoint representatives to settle the question and develop standard timber tests. Detailed specs exist for steel and cement, but timber methods are not yet fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Forest Service
American Society For Testing Materials
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Miriam Clements
Crawford Ile
W. W. Tucker
Eastalnut Street
James I. Nelson
Northwood
Ivernon Shirley
Fullins Drug Store
Ralph Knoll
St. Neents Hospital
Crawidsville
Charles Taylor
Mary
Ohio Street
Danvise Republican
Putnam County
Springers
Roosters
Peck Farm
State Road No
Rector & Vestal
Paul Albin
Cranford
Barrow
Oklahoma King
Alpha Chi
J. Barnum
Faculty Woman's Tea Club
King's Heralds
Mrs. Kelly
Alpha Phi Entertain
Priscilla Club
Susie M. Bittles
Priscilla
Varsity Tea Room
Opera House
A. Cook
Mer
Goldwyn Pictures Presents
South Sea
Aesop’s
Fables
Pathe News Weekly
Chapter
Edge
Eternity
Jerry Nichols
Big Four
Fillmore
Sam D. Byrd
Cols. Figg and Hunter
Alex Bryan
John Eitel & Son
Crothers
Todian
East Washington Street
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