Local Socials and Visits Across Indiana Towns
Mrs. A N Holloway and daughter Jeannette spent the day in Indianapolis. Andrew Durham made a business trip to Cincinnati and will be away a couple of days. Ruth Dill of Bloomington is visiting Miss Geralda Thomas. Nell Ringo has returned from Elwood. John Sutherlin, a former Greencastle merchant, now a traveling salesman, was in Greencastle to visit friends and handle firm business. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Herman of Pontotoc Miss., were guests of W H H Cullen and Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Boyd. Herman is Cullen’s cousin. Ida Parker and Helen Parker of Muncie, former residents, are guests of the Hamptons, who will drive them to Marion Sunday. Henry H Runyan and William M Sutherlin with sons left for Marion to spend a few days. L G Wright, county school superintendent, attended a teacher meeting in Roachdale. Mr. and Mrs. A B Conyers on North Indiana street are parents of a newborn son. Mrs. Conyers was formerly Bertha Thornburg. The Delta Zeta Tau sorority will host a dance for Ruth Dill at the Delta Tau house with about fifteen couples. The funeral of Flora Brickley of Greencastle was held at Locus Street M E Church, with burial at Forest Hill Cemetery. A large crowd attended the Arch Cooper farm dissolution sale at Putnamville. stock, grain and farming implements sold well. Attendees included C A Kelley, Fred Thomas, Dr R J Gillespie, Otto Dobbs, Walter Cooper, A J Hamrick, Elijah Wallace, Frank Allee, Ed Hibbet and Homer Branham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Cooper
Putnamville
Forrest Cooper
W. A. Cooper
C. A. Kelley
Fred Thomas
Dr. R. J. Gillespie
Otto Dobbs
Walter Cooper
A. J. Hamrick
Elijah Wallace
Frank Allee
Ed Hibbet
Homer Branham
Worth Their Weight in Gold
An advertisement praises Chamberlain's Tablets as quick relief for headaches dizziness and torpid liver and digestive disorders. Miss Clara A Driggs of Elba New York endorses the product stating it is worth its weight in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Clara A. Driggs
Elba
N.Y
Sale on Labor Day at Albaughs farm
Labor Day sale at Albert Albaugh's farm three miles south of town features two in foal brood mares one yearling steer nine yearling heifers and hogs including nine yearling hogs and balance sows pigs ready at 10 30 in the morning with ample bidding time on all livestock and livestock products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Albaugh’s
Miss Jennie Farmer Heads to Lebanon for School Work
Ross Huffman of Washington township, through attorney Matt J. Murphy, sues Robert Huffman of southwest Putnam county in Putnam Circuit Court for breach of contract. He seeks $400, claiming a rental agreement on a Washington township farm was violated and he was forced to vacate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Huffman
Washington Township
Matt J. Murphy
Putnam Circuit
Robert Huffman
Putnam County
Civil War Veteran Alexander Hinkle Dead at 79
Alexander Hinkle died at his son Willis Hinkle’s home on Maple Heights at 7 this morning. He was 79, a Civil War veteran of Company A, 27th Indiana Regiment. He leaves a widow and five children Newton, Mrs Pendly, Mrs Taylor, Mrs Richardson, and Willis. Funeral Saturday at Willis Hinkle’s home at 2730 Maple Heights. Rev. Vancleave to officiate. Burial in Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hinkle
Willis Hinkle
Mavle Heights
Hinkle
27Th
Indiana Regiment
Newton Hinkle
Kentucky
Mary Pendly
Indianapolis
Alice Taylor
Terre Haute
Theresa Richardson
Fort Wayne
Greencastle
Maple Heights
Vancleave
Forest Hill Cemetery
Program for Artists Recital at Christian Church Evening
The program to be presented this evening at 8 o clock includes a group of songs by Miss Margaret Kreigh with violin solos Adagio and Allegro Assoluto from Seitz third pupils concerto by Miss Garnet Sackett another group of songs then a reading The Lane That Has No Turn in three acts by Parker featuring Miss Vera Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kreigh
Seitz
Garnet Sackett
Reading
Parker
Vera Bowen
The Greatest of All Crops Harvest Beat Records
A Farm Life summary hails unprecedented U S harvests with corn at 2.92 billion bushels up 250 million from last year, wheat 966 million up 75.6 million, oats 1.4 billion up 260 million, hay four million tons more, and potatoes 25 million more, praising widespread prosperity ahead despite apples lagging.
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America
For oulek results try a Heral¢ wt o&a
This fragment hints at a puzzle or game result roundup titled in a local paper style. It mentions oulek results and a Herald-like source, suggesting a brief note on a recent card game or puzzle outcome without clear specifics.
A Visit to Jail (Continued from Page 1)
Fred Price of Sullivan faces chicken theft charges while John Nole of Bicknell stands accused of larceny. William Wilcox of Frankfort is charged with burglary and Edward Kelley of Fort Wayne with petit larceny. Joe Livermore of Indianapolis faces assault with intent to kill and John Wright of Valparaiso with larceny. George Davis of Indianapolis jailed for intoxication. Roscoe Goff of Indianapolis linked to Charles Williamson of Anderson on a non-support case. DePauw University president George R. Grose issues rooming notices for young women students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Price
Sullivan
John Nole
Bicknell
William Wilcox
Frankfort
Edward Kelley
Ft. Wayne
Joe Livermore
Indianapolis
John Wright
Valparaiso
Roscoe Goff
Charles Williamson
Anderson
George R. Grose
DePauw University
Indiana Bosses Under Fire In National Political Gossip
Delavan Smith of Illinois criticizes Indiana Republican bosses in a Chicago article. He cites 1880 frauds and 1912 1914 primaries, noting lack of prosecutions and implying protection of leaders. The piece argues continued influence and avoidance of accountability.
September fashion notes promise bold collars and plaids
Veils remain plain with minor adjustments, fall favors masculine waistcoats and nobby stock collars. Autumn street dresses feature matched fiches as wraps, hair worn off the forehead, and an upstanding flare collar with new variations. Fox furs in white blue silver red gain traction as Mac Fall visits Gordon Thomas in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Frances
Disease Prevention Day to Be Observed in Greencastle
Mayor J Walter Cooper and the Greencastle Booster Club announce plans to observe Disease Prevention Day this fall in Greencastle Indiana. The exact date will be proclaimed soon and tied to the fall festival. The Indiana State Board of Health encourages local observance citing public health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter Cooper
Greencastle Booster Club
Booster Club
Cooper
Indiana State Board of Health
Indiana
Greencastle
War in Indiana promises spectacle beyond Griffiths
Indiana National Guard armory drive showcases "War in Indiana" at the Indianapolis motor speedway. Captain J. J. Toffey and staff pledge a life like battle with four thousand soldiers, aviators, armored cars, balloons, and machine guns to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
David W. Griffiths
America
New York
Chicago
Indiana
Grifffith
Indianpelis Motor Speedway
Armory Building Fund
Indiana National Guard
Grifith
Griffiths
J. J. Toffey
Toffey
Philippines
Tne
Frank Thomas in Indianapolis on business today
Frank Thomas traveled to Indianapolis for business today, meeting and negotiating amid a busy schedule. The trip underscores ongoing commerce and professional engagements in the city.
Vandalia Railroad State Fair Service to Indianapolis
Special train service runs from Green Castle to Indianapolis for the State Fair. Departures are September 8 and 9 at 7 31 A M and return from Indianapolis at 7 00 P M. For times of other trains, contact J S Dowling, ticket agent, Souci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Vandalia Railroad
Greencastle
J. S. Dowling
Souci
Water Bills Due By The Fifteenth At Greencastle Works
Water bills are due and payable on or before the 15th of each month at the company office located at 26 south Jackson street. The Greencastle Water Works Co. O Lee Reeves superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Jackson Street
Greencastle Water Works Co
Lee Reeves
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Jeannette
Andrew Durham
Cincinnati
Ruth Dill
Bloomington
Geralda
Thomas
Nell Ringo
Elwood
John Sutherlin
Floyd Herman
Pontotoc, Miss
W. H. H. Cullen
Jackson Boyd
Mr. Herman
Mr. Cullen
Ida Parker
Helen Parker
Muncie
Claude Hampton
Mrs. Hampton
Marion
Hampton Automobile
Henry H. Runyan
William M. Sutherlin and Son
Sutherlin
L. G. Wright
Roachdale
Franklin Township
A. B. Conyers
North
Indiana Street
Conyers
Bertha Thornburg
Delta Zeta Tau Sorority
Delta Tau Fraternity
Geralda Thomas
Flora Brickley
South Greencastle
Locus Street M. E
Bert DeWitt Beck
Everet Moore
Albert Albaugh
Sherrill
Jennie Farmer
Lebanon
Veath
Ceny
George Davis
Willis S. Thompson
Delavan Smith
Illinois
John W. Kern
Kern
Ter
Dudley
United States
Himelf
Roosevelt
Marion County
Mac Fall
Gordon Thomas
Mr Thomas
Indiana Medical School
Budlong
Jack
Ood
Thee
Cash Grain
Timothy
Frank Thomas
Bloomington Street
Ewing McLean
Olive Street
Vandalia Station
James Morgan
B. Carr, Mer
Browning’s Grocery
Sat
E.A. Browning
Grocer
Garner
Washington and Vine Sts
J. W. Herod
EES
Chas. Gray
Cloverdale, Ind
Ath
McCurry & Reed
House Furnisher
Jersey
California
Zeis
VIA
T. H. I. & E. Traction Company
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