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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
3
Dr T M Culver a licensed Indiana specialist with forty years of experience travels to Greencastle offering non surgical treatments for chronic conditions. He treats blood skin and internal diseases with painless methods and new varicose vein therapy. Free consultation in Anderson home office.
Proponents told hearings before the Department of Agriculture that a ruling change by Secretary Hyde could boost the cash market for corn sugar. They noted refined sugar may be used without label in confectionery ice cream and bakery, but not in sweet pickles catsup canned fruits and beverages, and urged removal of the restriction to expand annual consumption by 20 to 40 million bushels.
Cloverdale residents attend religious events and family visits as evangelist J C Ready of Sullivan leads gospel meetings at the Church of Christ begun last Saturday. Local funerals, visits from Indianapolis and Terre Haute, and community members traveling for teaching positions and relatives are noted.
The passage records a string of social visits across multiple households. People named include Marie Beck, Myrtle Osborn, Henry Osborn, Edna Baker, Cecil Knauer, M. FE. Smith, Leona Hadden, Albert Allee, Paul Sims, Edgar Sims, James Walters, Harold Baker, Charlie Baker, Carol Summers, Donald Osborn, Albert Solomon, Mae Staggs, and Nola Baker. Locations mentioned include Raccoon, Cloverdale, Danville, Indianapolis, Coatesville, and Hazelwood with Sunday and Friday visits noted.
Mrs Thomas Solomon improves from illness as others visit. Mr and Mrs Frank Rogers of Indianapolis spent the weekend at Rogers residence. Mr and Mrs Waldo Michal of Indianapolis visited M E Smith's. School opened in the township Tuesday with teachers Miss Donnie McCoy Miss Lois Ader and Miss Myrtle Pickett. Mrs Nan Hylton visited Dessie Solomon last Friday. Nettie Solomon stays with Thomas Solomon. Fred Rogers family—Ruth and Bernice—were in Greencastle Saturday. Bernice Rogers visited Merle Staggs Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Francis Davis spent Sunday with her son Ernest Thompson and family. Roy Jordan moved his household goods to West Virginia where he has accepted a position in a dairy ranch. The Anderson sisters and Miss Ka Walsh visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Franklin near Cartene being who left Monday for Topeka LaGrange county where Mr. Franklin has a position in the high school. Mr. and Mrs. S. Frazier and family moved Monday to the Robert Armstrong residence property on North Indiana Street. Mr. and Mrs. C A Fuller spent Sunday with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Ott Faller.
Mrs Clay Brothers of Greencastle and her daughter Mrs Arthur Morgan of Rantoul Ill spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs J T Couchman. Mr and Mrs Roy Wilson of Dayton Ohio spent the weekend with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Rogers and their son Robert.
John Vermillion of New Mexico will preach here both Sunday morning and night on September 7. Attend to hear him. Nearby residents and visitors include Arvel Roach family and Hall family of Brazil, and Mildred Wells from Carbon visiting Pierce family. Clayton Cox and daughter Betty Jean visited Staggs, while Merl Boswell and Wayne joined Fannie Siglar with Williams family.
Mr and Mrs John Springer and family near Danville spent Sunday with the Wellers and Deishers of Roachdale and Pauline Temple and others in Indianapolis. Cornelius Hyspher visited his mother in Indianapolis. Ed Cramer and others attended the Rinker reunion in Mooresville. Walter Stewart visited Indianapolis. Kecks and Kendells hosted reunions in nearby towns.
Mrs Statie Singleton and Leonard Heavin hosted guests with Willie Phillips while others from Malta joined the State Fair in Indianapolis. Indianapolis visitors Jesse Elliott and family stayed with Heavin as Gladys and Lucy Garrett plan to begin school there. Residents Shuck Lawson and Garrett families were seen at various calls and visits through the week.
Paris report quotes Baron Marcel Fouquier and Deputy Charles Flessinger promoting wine for drinking and water for cleaning. They claim water harms health and cerebral congestion, while wine enhances longevity and optimism, suggesting water is unworthy for thirst.
The Herald Charles J Arnold publisher established 1858 as The Press enters Greencastle post office as second class mail matter. Published daily except Sunday at 17 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana with local and postage rates listed.
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