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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1921
Page
3
The Choral Club will meet this evening in J L Hamilton's music store at 7 15 o'clock. Members are urged to file their names with J L Hamilton for membership. dues are one dollar.
Alonzo Cook visits Indianapolis on business. DePauw captain Bob Gipson travels to the city. A birthday dinner honors John T. Runyan and Ralph Runyan. Many Runyan relatives attend. Woman's Union meets with changed venue. Local displays feature Martha Batman cotton. Several residents travel or visit relatives in nearby cities. Court House boiler repairs push heat delivery to next week. Rev Victor Raphael returns from Ellettsville after conducting meetings.
Announcement states Albert Shuey of Greencastle Township will run for the Democratic nomination for County Clerk, pending primary election results. The item lists several classified notices including a tire salesman, household goods sale, coal delivery, and furniture for sale with contact details.
The Woman's League meets at 2 30 in the church parlors with Prof F C Tilden of DePauw in charge. The Woman's Circle of the Presbyterian church also gathers at 2 30 with Miss Blanche Satthoff and others hosting. Mrs Martin H Shute presents The Philippines. A masked pound social by Greencastle Crescent Rebecca Lodge No 763 is planned for tonight inviting Odd Fellows and Rebeccas. The funeral for five month old infant of Mr and Mrs Frank Turner is set for Wednesday at 2 in the home with Rev Levi Marshall officiating. burial in Mt Pleasant Cemetery.
The small child of Mr and Mrs Samuel Craft of Manhattan died Monday from diphtheria, according to the telegraphed obituary.
In Chicago on October 25 R M Barton chairman of the labor board said he had no word from President Stone of the engineers about not appearing before the board. He urged the general chairman and executive officers of the brotherhoods to attend the hearings. Railway executives and union leaders met in Chicago and Cleveland ahead of a joint appearance before the railroad labor board tomorrow seeking a peaceful settlement of the looming strike.
Two Fillmore boys Harold Gorham and E M Wright were arrested by a game warden and charged with hunting out of season. One boy paid 25.50 and the other 20.50 in fines. both fines were settled. Uncle Uriah Gassaway of Reelsville, a Mexican War veteran, was in the city today.
Miss Sue Terry suffered an appendicitis attack and was taken to St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis Tuesday morning by Rector Brothers ambulance. Mrs. Josephine Lewis accompanied her, while Mrs. T. E. Evans drove to Indianapolis on Monday.
A Morgantown police officer reports relief from eight years of stomach trouble after three trips to Hot Springs and one bottle of Nerv-Worth. He says sleep improved, digestion better, and he endorses the product widely, noting no narcotics or harmful ingredients. Sold for 1.00 per bottle with a money-back guarantee through R. P. Mullins and leading druggists.
A caller recounts visiting his dying sister in Brewton Alabama and crediting Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with saving her life after a drastic operation was considered. The letter touts the medicine as a harmless prep that cleanses the intestinal tract and eases abdominal ailments claiming one dose should convince and offers refunds.
Indianapolis hog receipts reached 12 000 with a 350 down trend locally. Hog prices opened 35 cents lower with most offerings at 7.90, light hogs at 8.00 and extra heavy around 400 pounds at 7.75. Pigs 8.10 to 8.25, sows 7.35 down. Cattle trading slow and steady. calves 12.50 down. sheep and lambs steady to 50 cents higher, lambs 8.00 down.
Mrs. Sarah Snodgrass spent last Sunday with Mrs. Emma Morgan in Coatesville. Indianapolis visitors Mr. and Mrs. George Woods called on Mr. and Mrs. Will Shuck. Mrs. Marie Lawson hosted an oyster supper for her mother Mrs. Ransom’s birthday with about fifty neighbors. Morris Campbell and family visited relatives near Mt. Meridian. Several exchanges of calls occurred among locals including Mr. and Mrs. Will Shuck, Mrs. Lou Reese and Ota, and trips to Greens Castle.
The Twentieth Century club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:90 o'clock with Mrs. H. M. Bennett to discuss upcoming activities and plans.
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