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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
3
One and a half story frame house at 212 W Columbia Street Greencastle Indiana. Six rooms, sewer assessments paid, no mortgage, taxes not due until May 1921. Private sale by Monday October 25 1920 with possession the day of purchase.
Andrew E. Durham executor announces court ordered sale of the Saba E. Michael residence. Terms offered include cash in hand or assistance obtaining a loan for half the purchase price. Office phone 15, residence 618 for inquiries.
Local residents supporting the hospital project are asked to gather this evening in the courthouse assembly room. Committees will report on hospital work and discuss important matters. Dr. W. M. McGaughey was in Indianapolis Wednesday evening on professional business.
Mrs. A. G. Brown and her children have gone to Rossville Illinois to visit Mrs. Browns parents other relatives and friends for a few days.
Mrs. H A Sigler, mother of Dr. T A Sigler, went to St. Vincent's hospital in Indianapolis today for eye surgery. Miss Vernie Brothers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brothers, also went to the hospital for tonsil removal. Dr. T A Sigler accompanied them.
Veterinarians from Parke, Montgomery, Boone, Hendricks, and Putnam counties met at Dr. T. A. Sigler’s office Wednesday for the regular district gathering. Twelve doctors attended, reporting the meeting as highly successful.
A Bordeaux dispatch details Sergt Joy Turk of New York City saving Lily Ponce, daughter of Leon Ponce, during the Gironde river bombardment. Ponce left his vineyard to Turk in his will, and a French lawyer travels to the United States to finalize the transfer while Turk resists an offered cash reward.
A playful exchange centers on Cactus Joe admitting he is a failure as a cowboy and recalling he never received an offer from a moving picture studio. The quip highlights pride and comic self doubt in a western setting.
A Sufferer asks about chile con carne and EF replies that there is a great deal of suffering in Mexico. The exchange hints at empathy and shared understanding of hardship.
In loving memory of Thomas J Callahan who died one year ago today. His wife and daughter recall his presence and miss him as they sit and mourn at the grave not far away.
Classified ads list houses for sale on Seminary Street. lost fountain pen and pencil between Greek housing. poultry cockerels for sale. dwelling on East Seminary Street. labor and sales positions including canvassing Putnam county and a salesman for a medicines line. money lost between Monon Station and a filling station. laborer and laboring jobs at cement and zinc plants. rental room on Washington Street. farm hand and farm tenant wanted. help wanted at Herald Office. seed wheat for sale 25 bushels no rye. apples for sale at old Grogan farm five miles south of Greencastle Route 7.
A 1916 report to meet lubrication oil demand describes Syrian and Hed Fay railway directors adopting a German geologist’s plan to distill oil from bituminous limestone Cusplalt found in Syria and Palestine. A special oven and distilling apparatus cost 3.45 plaster per kilo of oil. Notable deposits lie between Ateppo and the Red sea with Hasbaya Hadete Pinar Mekarine and Neti Moussa. Mekarine is the largest and most productive.
Immediate possession offered for a modern Clement house at east Seminary with hardwood floors hot water heat two baths and a large shaded lot. Call for appointment through S.C. Sayers Central Trust Co. PUBLIC AUCTION: Household goods to be sold at 515 Bloomington Street on Friday October 22 at 2 30 p m by Mrs Lou Young with Dobbs and Vestal Auctioneers Paul Albin Clerk NOTICE bargains at second hand sale on North Jackson Street Friday afternoon and all day Saturday
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