Local News Notes Involving Residents And Visitors
Mrs Edna Arnold Lockridge sails to Hugo Oklahoma to supervise music in high schools this year. Mr and Mrs Robert Harding and daughter from East St Louis return home after visit. J P Allen Jr family motored through. Annabelle McWethy and Crystelle Cooper host party for Jane McAninch of Bloomington. S C C Club met at Edith Swift's, treats served. Abrells guests of William Durham in Brazil. Frank King recovers from typhoid and sits up daily. Earl Smith resumes mail route after rheumatism. Alden Morse entering DePauw University next Monday. Bernice McKinley to Kokomo as art supervisor in Kokomo schools. Minnie Downing and Harry Todd marry at bride's parents home. Florence Seiders and Jennie Davis ready to enter DePauw. Harry Moore grants license to Ora L Givens and Grace Wilson of Paris. Grace Wilson and Ora L Givens wed at Presbyterian Manse. plan home in Paris. S A Hays and daughter Lillian Hays head to Site then coast drive. Kappa Kappa Gamma to occupy Eugene Light property. new south Locust Street home planned. Ed Meikel of Indianapolis visits nephew Charles Meikel. Meikel family at State Fair in Indianapolis. Dr H A Gobin returns from Frankfort after sermon. Helen Birch to Galesburg then Olivette Michigan to teach. George R Christie spends day in Indianapolis.
Local youths prepare for studies and family news
Miss Margaret Albaugh leaves next week for Oxford Ohio to attend Western College for Women. Miss Aileen Trimble of Westfield New Jersey arrives Thursday to begin studies at DePauw. Mrs. John R. Miller ill at home. George Long and wife announce birth of a son. Robert Allen plans to enter the University of Chicago after summer study at Winona Lake. Donald Connerly to teach in Lapel Indiana this year. Nathan Call of Roachdale was in Green Castle. Milton and Mrs. Brown with friends visited French Lick and Mammoth Cave on auto trip. Agnes Ulmer of Washington Township files for divorce from Fred Ulmer alleging cruel treatment. no children, 160 acre farm, $3500 alimony sought.
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Agnes Ulmer
Washington Township
William Sutherlin
Fred Ulmer
Classified Acts Advertises Payment Request and Firewood Sale
Classified notice appeals to subscribers in arrears to pay promptly or mail a check. It also advertises fire place wood at four dollars per cord with delivery or take orders by phone.
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THE
Herald
University Shop to Open with Special Dinner
The University Shop will open on Thursday September 8 featuring a special dinner priced at 50 cents.
Water bill due date notice and rates policy
Notice to water consumers states bills are due on or before the 10th of the month to qualify for net rates. after this date gross rates apply. Also includes a sale notice for an eight room house near square, a household goods auction for the estate of Eliza Grantham on N. Jackson St. in Greencastle, and a real estate listing handled by Putnam Realty Co. with sale details and auctioneers Dobbs & Vestal.
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The
Greencastle Water Works Co
Putnam Realty Co
Bank Bldg
Indianapolis
Central Trust Company Offers Gravel Road Bonds for Sale
The Central Trust Company advertises $50,000 worth of Gravel Road Bonds available in long or short terms in large or small denominations at market price. Investors are invited to inquire at the firm.
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The
Central Trust Company
Wanted Young Man or Woman for Reporting Work
Herald Office seeks a young man or young woman to take on reporting duties. No experience required, training provided, apply at the Herald office.
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Herald Office
Miller Meat Market Ad for Home Killed Juicy Steak
Local ad promotes Miller Meat Market offering home killed juicy steak with contact at phone 564.
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Miller Meat Market
School Books Rush at Hamilton's Book Store
Hamilton's Book Store urges customers to buy school books now to dodge the Monday rush. Special offers await buyers and shelves are stocked for the new term.
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Hamilton’s
Benevolent trusts and the drive to fortune
The speaker cites John D. Rockefeller on wealth and purpose, recalling a life lesson to get money honestly and give it wisely. He warns against folly in charity and argues benevolent trusts should manage the distribution of wealth as a serious fiduciary duty.
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John D. Rockefeller
Ohio
Executor's Sale of Household Furniture and Effects
The executor of Eliza J. Grantham's estate offers public sale of all household goods at the deceased's Green Castle residence on Saturday September 10 1921 at 1 30 pm. Cash in hand. No removal until settlement. Central Trust Company of Greencastle Indiana executor.
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Eliza Grantham
N. Jackson St
Central Trust Company of
Greencastle
Indiana
Dobbs &Vestal
Paul Albin
Eliza J. Grantham
Jackson
Putnam County
the Central Trust Company OF
Eecutor
Doan’s Kidney Pills Praised by Local Resident
J T Shildmyer of Newark Castle recalls kidney trouble from heavy lifting. He reports relief after using Doan’s Kidney Pills bought at Cook’s Drug Store, with a later 1919 confirmation of his 1915 statement. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY makers.
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Dean
J. T. Shildmyer
N. Jackson Greencastle
Cook’s
Doan
Shildmyer
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo, N. Y
C C Club Members Meet and Family Reunions Noted
Over thirty members of the C C Club and their families gathered Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Oran Buis for ice cream and cake. The Buis reunion followed Sunday at Elisha Buis home. Mothers club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Lora Quinlan. Visitors included Miss Bonnie Duncan of Green Castle and Miss Mary Wright of Fillmore. Various local families hosted weekend visits and moves among residents, including the Sutherlins and the Rector farm household.
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C.C. Club
Oran Buis
Buis
Elisha Buis
Mothers Club
Lora Quinlan
John Bunten
Neal
Coffeen
Illinois
Perry Downey
Bonnie Duncan
Greencastle
Mary Wright
Fillmore
Helen Buis
John Wallace
Kenneth
Bud
The Traveling Man as a Pioneer of Civilization
The traveling man is praised as a force in advancing civilization beyond rail and telegraph. He faces frontier conditions, adapts to shifting public sentiment, and sustains ethical standards while building clientage. Loneliness and travel tests character, yet his crusade to place Bibles in hotels and spur business remains central to his vocation.
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Knights of Old
Gideon
Broadening Use of School Rooms and Halls
The piece argues schoolhouses should serve broader functions than study, hosting concerts and lectures to enhance social and intellectual life. It cites Chicago's push for a law permitting non educational uses of valued school buildings to prevent idle capacity.
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Chicago
Relaxation and new mental work aid nervous fatigue
The Journal of the Medical Association notes the tired business person seeks amusement and a rest cure is common, but Dr S Wier Mitchell shows that a summer shift to serious literary labor can refresh the mind and body. His example suggests a fresh occupation rather than passive rest can restore vigor.
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Medical Associ
Arian
Wier Mitchell
Mitchell
Havana Rebuilt and Revived Amid Pleasant Spring Air
Havana shows renewed life with cooler days and nights as spring showers arrive. The Prado and Malacon flourish, parks and squares improve, and American aid is credited for urban renewal after the yellow fever era ends.
Value of Thrift A Thrift Day proposed for public schools
The American Society for Thrift proposes a Thrift Day in U S public schools. Thrift is defined as more than saving money and includes teaching youth the value of useful possessions. The aim is to foster right ideas about wealth among boys and girls.
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United States
American Society For Thrift
German health officials weigh ban on cigar end cutters
health officials consider abolishing devices used to cut cigar ends fearing germ transfer from smokers who already place cigars in their mouths. The measure targets tobacconist equipment and could affect tobacco shops nationwide.
Wooden Nutmegs and Connecticut Pride
Connecticut residents defend the nickname Wooden Nutmeg as unfairly disparaging. They argue honesty and thrift compare favorably with the nation and cite the Hartford State House project where no graft losses were recorded, countering stereotypes with civic achievement and integrity.
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Connecticut
Hartford
Two Great Men and Forms of Matter in a Metaphor
The piece compares two eminent figures to two forms of matter colloid and crystalloid. It argues one form can change shape while the other is fixed. It suggests future wasteful uses of powder in salutes may end. It notes a shift from human swimming feats to man bird flying races.
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India
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Edith
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Frank King
Earl Smith
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Alden W. Morse
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Kokomo
George McKinley
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Daniel Downing
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Curtis Todd
Near
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Jennie Davis
Harry Moore
Ora Leon Givens
Paris Ills
Grace Wilson
Victor Raphael
Ora L. Givens
Paris
Victor L. Raphael
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Lillian Hays
Bay View
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Eugene Light
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H. A. Gobin
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