Crescent Rebecca Lodge Hosts Masquerade Night
About 200 members and guests attended Crescent Rebecca Lodge No 763 Tuesday night. Prizes went to Mrs Rowenna Kelley for best costume, Miss Ruby Bachelder for best character, R L Pierce as Aunt Jemima for most comical widow and orphans, Clyde Gallion as George Washington won best child’s character, John Layman won clothespin contest, and Miss Inez Smith led in the sack race. An old fashioned games session ended with a varied menu.
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Crescent Rebecca Lodge No
Rowenna Kelley
Ruby Bachelder
R. L. Pierce
Jemima
Clyde Gallion
George Washington
John Layman
Inez Smith
Famous whistler Harry Seibert endorses Nerv Worth
The renowned performer says Nerv Worth helped him when run down nervous and stomach issues caused poor sleep. After one bottle he gained seven pounds, slept better, and felt renewed. Endorsements claim broad life impact and a money back guarantee if not helpful. Available in large round bottles for $1.00 plus war tax, via R P Mullins and other druggists.
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Mr. Seibert
R. P. Mullins
Local church groups schedule Friday and Thursday meetings
Local notes list choir practice Thursday at 7 and multiple Friday gatherings including Bible class at East Washington street, Baptist Co Operators meeting at Mrs. Migg’s home, Needlecraft Club at Mrs. Hamrick’s, and a Junior League Hallowe en party. Also reports deaths of Robert Cawthon and upcoming evangelistic services at Locust Street M E Church.
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Woman's Bible Class
College Avenue
Wm. Houck
East Washington Street
the Baptist Church
Ernest Migg
West Liberty Street
Needlecraft Club
E. R. Hamrick
Locust Street M. E
Junior League of Locust Street Church
Hallowe'en
Childrens
Hogs Open Higher at Indianapolis Market as Prices Rise
Hog prices opened unevenly higher at the Indianapolis livestock market with hogs from 160 pounds up at 8.00 to 8.30, pigs to 8.75, sows at 7.50. Local buyers contracted about 3,000 hogs while outsiders bought the rest, cattle were active and firm to higher, calves weak to 50 cents lower at 12.50, and sheep and lambs steady at 8.00 for good lambs.
Attempted robbery at Southport bank in Indianapolis
Yegg men broke into the Citizen's State Bank at Southport and tried to burn into a large money vault using two acetylene torches but failed. The attempt was discovered at about 7 a m when cashier S E Wright arrived. Curtains were down and torches left near the vault.
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Indianapolis
Citizen’s State Bank
Southport
S. E. Wright
Classified Ads Notice and Employment Call in Town
Piano tuner from National Association of Piano Tuners in town for a few days. Contact Hamilton's Music Store to order. Classified ad requests transportation for committee divisions for immediate CCC & St. L. R. service. apply to Mr. Philip T. White, Division Superintendent, Mattoon, Isl. For sale Brown Leghorn cockerels from good laying strain at $1.00 each. contact Mrs. Roscoe Hurst, Mt. Meridian, Indiana.
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Co. D. Comingore
National Association of Piano Tuners
Hamilton
Philip T. White
Division Superin
Roscoe Hurst
Mt. Meridian
Indiana
Political Announcement for County Clerk Nomination
Albert Shuey of Greencastle Township announces candidacy for Democratic nomination for County Clerk, subject to primary decision. Also notes a furniture auction Friday November 4 at N Jackson St at 1 PM with oak tables sideboard dressers chairs carpets beds and more. Auctioneers are Dobbs & Vestal. Also sells a bicycle in wood condition and provides contact phone X-730.
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Albert Shuey
Greencastle Township
N. Jackson St
H. M. Randel
Dobbs & Vestal
Confession Details Beech Grove Bank Robbery
A confession detailing the Beech Grove State Bank holdup that netted 23000 dollars has been obtained from Clint Simms alias Shaw. The confession led to arrests including Thomas McKinney motorcycle police officer William McDonald and Mrs Erma Stout. The suspects are held on 25000 bonds pending grand jury indictments in Marion County.
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Indianapolis
Beech Grove
Clint Simms
Shaw
Herbert R. Fletcher
Simm
Jesse McMurtry
Rademacher and Peats
Claude Worley
Criminal Court
Thomas McKinney
William McDonald
Erma Stout
Amanda Miller
North Oakland
Aunue
George Miller
Simms
Miller
Stout
Marion County
Somerset Reader Notes Local Visits and Health Update
John Garrett shows improvement after rheumatism and neuralgia. Lige Flint and family visit the Flints, Pace, and Nelson households. O'Hair family and others visit in Kankakee Illinois and Oakalia. Hog shipments, neighbor socials, and a moving update for A. O. Woodworth. Mrs. Cooper suffers a hip injury and recovery progress noted.
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John Garrett
Lige Flint
Fillmore
Herman Flint
Earnest
Raymond Flint
James Pace
Earl O’hair
Margaret
Stanley
O’hair
Raymond Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Kankakee
Ill
Maple Hill Notes on Illness and Visit Homecoming
Mrs Jesse Ellis is ill with la grippe while Sarah Dillinger stays nearby. Mr and Mrs Robert Dillinger of Cloverdale attend Long Branch services. Marion Wrights return from the west and host a welcome home gathering with a large yard dinner for about eighty. Distants guests include Alfred and Andrew Johnson, Fannie Sims, Claude Cantonwine and families, and others from Terre Haute Clinton Greencastle Putnamville. Meeting house work proceeds under James Dillinger. Harold Phelns is ill with rheumatism. Mr Coffey plans a move to Indianapolis soon. Corn remains badly damaged locally. Andrew Johnson reports eye trouble. Fannie Sims stays with her brother for the week.
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Jesse Ellis
la Grippe
Sarah Dillinger
Robert Dillinger
Cloverdale
Long Branch
Marion Wright
Alfred Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Terre Haute
Fannie Sims
Clinton
Indiana
Claude Cantonwine
Albert Lloyd
Harry Allan
Greencastle
Luke Johnson
Maynard Johnson
Putnamville
James Dillinger
Harold
John Phelns
Mr. Coffey
Indianapol
Catherine
Corn Stalk Valley Social Visits Ahead of Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Storm of Coatesville visited George Cheek and family. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Slavens near Clinton Falls spent Sunday with William Newman and family. A Liberty meeting drew attendees on Sunday. a 2:30 p m session is planned next Sunday. Christine Byrd and Lilian Smith visited Floyd and Ray McGinnis. Almon Buis, Brownsville High School principal, spent the weekend with home folks. Elisha Zeiner and family visited Chas Bunten and family Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Storm
Coatesville
George Cheek
Morton Slavens
Clinton Falls
William Newman
Liberty
Christine Byrd
Lillian Smith
Floyd
Ray McGinnis
Almon Buis
Brownsville High School
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Crescent Rebecca Social
the Herald
E. A. Browning
Hamrick
Sourwine Coal Co
the Central Trust Company
Hallowe’en Dance
American Legion Hall
Greencastle, Indiana
Miami Six
Florida Jazz Hounds
Harry Seibert
Whistler
Edison Records
Christian Church Choir
R. C. Sloane
Charles Barnaby
Lake Maxinkuckee
Ola Ellis
Robert Cawthon
Putnam County
Cawthon
James Bridges
Town
C. C. Hurst
Second Ward Bridge Club
East Franklin Street
Lowcust Street Church
Jesus and
Nicodemus
Jesus
Eclock
H. C. Clippinger
Bundy
Sunday School Board
Presbyterian Church
R. J. McLandress
Charley Martin
The
American Zinc Products Co
Matt J. Murphy
Chicago
Putnam County Fish and Game Protective Association
Hawkins Garage
Essary
Virginia
Burley
He Novara
Brrani
Ur Drugsis
Chichester
Plamond
Piilein
Somerset
Will Gee
Martha Ferrand
Ferol
Thomas Mace
Oakalia
Albert O’hair
Woodworth
Mr. Woodworth
John Watts
Mr. Watts
Newt Wells
Earl and
Russell
Glen Davis
Illinois
Holland
Maple Hill
Corn Stalk Valley
Elisha Zeiner
Chas, Bunten
Opera House
A. Cook
Mgr
Ralph Ince
Goldwyn Special
Will Rogers
Reelcraft
Ford
F. C. B. Detroit
Ford Motor Company
King Morrison Foster Co
King
Rural 55
Clair Robinson
Dallas Call
Morton
Grimes
Jonathan
J. E. Cash
Rector Brothers Funeral Directors
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