Community notices from Greencastle area include events and visits
County agricultural agent Harold Benary visited Roachdale on Thursday. Camp Fire Girls of Greencastle collect papers Saturday morning. A poultry culling demonstration is set at Albert Hunters farm in Marion township on Friday at 2.00 pm. Numerous residents visit relatives and attend gatherings, while local clubs meet and plan activities. The Interurban car delay, DePauw athletic interest, and band portrait planned.
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Albert Hunter
Marion Township
Hn Hunter
Holt Avenue
Indianas
Alva H.man
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Hartman
Uernsey van Riper
Indianapo
DePauw Athletic Lid
Ruark Family Reunion Held at Bittles Grove
The Ruark reunion gathered 200 friends and relatives at Bittles Grove, Filmore, on Sunday September 7, 1924. Officers elected: Gilbert Ruark President and Artle Ruark Foster Secretary and Treasurer. Attendees included Culbertsons, Ruarks, Glidewells, and others from Indianapolis, Peru, Cloverdale, Stilesville, Clayton, and Brazil. It was voted to hold the next reunion on the last Sunday in August at the same location.
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Ruark
Bittles Grove
Filmore
Gilbert Ruark
Artle Ruark Foster
Charles Culbertson
Marguerite Culbertson
Raymond Culbertson
Athol Lagle
Thomas Ruark
Charles Ruark
Ida Ruark
Fred Kemper
Edward Hoffman
Robert Glidewell
Kenneth Glidewell
Indianapolis
Daniel Donnahue
Peru
George Dorsett
Cloverdale
Addie Ruark
Stilesville
Claude Buis
Brazil
Conrad West
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate for Cecil A New
Creditors heirs and legatees of Cecil A New deceased must appear in Putnam Circuit Court Green Castle Indiana on September 29 1924 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and heirs must prove heirship to receive distributive shares. Clerk Walter S Campbell notes the date.
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Cecil A. New
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Walter S. Campbell
Roachdale Boy Will Teach At Ohio Wesleyan
Bloomington Ind Sept 11 Glenn W Blaydes of Roachdale who earned a bachelor of arts in botany at Indiana University last June is among more than 100 members of the 1924 class who will teach this fall He will join the botany department at Ohio Wesleyan University per registrar’s office information
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Bloomington
Ind
Glenn W. Blaydes
Roachdale
Indiana University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Fish Dishes From Old Recipes Include Jellied and Deviled Varieties
The article offers extended cooking methods for fish, detailing jellied fish with tomatoes and olives and deviled fish with a parsley sauce. It provides steps from boiling and reducing stock to molding the jellied dish and baking the deviled fish in ramekins, including ingredient lists and timing.
Peculiar Pup Grows Barking Tree Tale
A whimsical fragment describes a humorous scene with a dog and a tree. The tree is said to bark, and the narrator compares their own bark to the tree's. The text reads like a playful, surreal observation.
Willie Winn Turns Up at the Races and Courts Mockery
A humorous verse describes Willie Winn at a game and pony races, calling him a bug and noting his habit of selecting phonies while unable to beat a rug.
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Willie Winn
Willie
The Salvage Mistress in a Humble Household Mishap
A maid recounts a terrible crash caused by tripping on the carpet. She saved nothing except keeping hold of the tray, while the mistress inquiries about recovery. The brief exchange captures a domestic incident and the maid’s quick action.
This Villanelle Question Baffles the Horse Editor
A hopeful visitor presents a villanelle to the horse editor who is in charge for the day. He reads the verse laboriously and then asks where the villain is. The scene plays on wordplay and literary humor in a newsroom setting.
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Villanelle
Horse
Not That Sick Lady In Valid
A brief exchange shows a bookseller offering religious titles to a recovering customer. The dialogue hints at a light, humorous misunderstanding about suitable reading material during illness.
Not All Do Employer I Have Placed You in a Trust
A clipped exchange shows a clerk defending press conduct as a breach of trust while an employer asserts responsibility. The dialogue hints at newsroom ethics and accountability in reporting practice.
Warren Township picnic and homecoming remembered
A long account recalls Putnamville history at the Warren Township picnic. settlers from Virginia to Tennessee built churches and schools, notably Methodist and Presbyterian congregations, a 1830 school, early mills, and notable figures like James Townsend and Tom Goodwin. The piece notes Asbury University’s failed bid, local educators, and civic leaders, ending with plans for next year’s gathering.
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The
Presbyterian Church
James Townsend
Isaac Reed
Worthington Williams
Connecticut
John Robinson
Sam Moore
Alex Connerly
Jane Connelly
Catherine
Jeff Davis
Mary
Layman
Sarah Shell
Martha Ashbrough
Julia Ann Merrill
Old School Presbyterians
Thomas Whallon
Ransom Hawley
Putnamville
New England
Dorsey
Boyd
John Perry
Lucy
Lina Hawley
Dick Brown
Asbury University
Greencastle
Tom Goodwin
Brookville
James Harlan
Old Asbury
Rockville
Simpson
Sterling Worth
Ann Eliza Peck
United States
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Ted
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Hich
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Locust
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Frayne
Atives
Eiy
Nellie Anderson
Detroit
Armer Greencastle
B. F. Corwin
Frank Gilmore
Bay View
Corwin
William — Sitlington
Little Rock
Ak Bittles
Ben King
East Washington Street Pike
Bloomington Et
Han Chatman
Gracerow
Minnie Williams
Ina Hineman
Irene Fowler
St. Louis
Theodore Boes
Franklin Street
Henry O’hair
J. S. Morris
Memphis
Martha Hillis
Emma O’hair
South Locust Street
Fred Lancaster
Spencer
Christian Church
Kings Builders
Christaan Church
Ida Johnson
Frank Toney
A. L. Marsh
Julian Marsh
Ardith and
Ray Trembly
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Harry Moore
Moore
Anice Moore
F. P. Craig
Craig
C. L. Mauban
L. S. Wesley
South Locust St
Kentucky
Prof
Mark Wesley
Manhattan
Maxwell
Burl Hurst
Tades
Washington St
Ruark Reunion
Ohio Wesleyan
Western
H. W
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Old Mother Hubbard
Susan Farrow Bosson
Warren Tp
Warren
Virginia
New York
North Carolina
New Jersey
Tennessee
Methodist Church
John M. Jenkins
Luke Davis
Bettie
John Swartz
State Automobile Insurance Association
Roy Hillis
Herald Office
Isale
Market St
C. W. Pfeiffenberger
E. Franklin Street
Gillespie Home
West Walnut Street
Gillespie
Pete Stoner
Dobbs
Vestal
Auds
Coatesville
Mary E. Gamble
Coatesville, Ind
Synero Motors Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Ransom Harley
Walden
Monon Road
Hamaker
John W. Hendrix
Benjamin Parks
Jonathan Jennings
Louis Cass
Miami
St. Marys
Ohio
Wabash
Carey Henderson
Whalen
Cincinnati
John E. Chapin
Neemah
Wis
Lucey Hawley
China
Beatty
Terre Haute
Shelburn
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Mt. Meridian
Reelsville
Raccoon
Center Point
Fillmore
Poland
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Opera House
A. Cook
Prop
Mer
James Kirkwood
Lila Lee
Will Rogers
Hal Roach
Congress
Clarence Badger
ST. John
OLD Trails Park
Bud Cromwell
West Virginia
Pocahontas
E. R. Hamrick
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R. P. Mullins
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