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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1923

Page

3

Local Social Notes From Greencastle Area

Greencastle residents gather for church and community updates with visits from Terre Haute, Indianapolis, and Pittsboro families. Reverend Virgil Thompson named pastor of Ed Ray Methodist Church in Indianapolis. A Putnam County Hospital operation for zra Henry, and a blood poisoning case in eleven year old Donald Goddard after a football injury. Nearby residents and relatives, including the Millers of Le Haute and the Cooks, prepare for Riverside California relocation.

Virgil Thompson Greencastle Ed Ray Indigols Indiana Ray Evansville College Thompson Robert Hoover DePauw Washing Indiana Thomp Donald Goddard Jerome Goddard North Madison Street

PUTNAMVILLE Opens School With Noted Local Faculty

Putnamville school opened Monday morning with Principal Ray Jones and teachers Gertrude Cook Miss McHaffie of Coatesville Frank Davis and Mrs Tina Wright. Helen McNeff returning to school after illness. Wayne Whitaker and Miss Gertrude Hendrix both linked to DePauw University. Reuben Stwally went to Terre Haute for work. Various locals attended Sunday School Convention in Russellville.

Ray Jones Gertrude Cook McHaffie Coatesville Frank Davis Tina Wright Ladies Aid Frank Schaffers Helen McNeff John Selars Albert Williams Greencastle Ollie Wiliams Margaret Manson Orville Collins Wayne Whitaker DePauw Gertrude Hendrix Dell Miller East Hanna Street Cleta Beyers Brown's Business College Terre Haute Russellville Ezra Cooper Frank Sutherlin Indianapolis Reuben Stwally

Local Produce Quotations Reported From Tuesday Markets

Local dealers list prices for poultry butter and eggs with variations by item. Heavy hens and springers appear at several cents per pound, roosters priced around small amounts, and eggs quoted per dozen with modest changes.

Notice sale of road bonds in Putnam County Indiana

Putnam County Indiana treasurer invites sealed bids by October 6 1924 for sale of Marion township road bonds J F Elliott et al 20 bonds of 740 each total 14800 dated Sept 15 1923 payable Green Castle Indiana at 4 percent interest semiannually first due May 15 1924 bonds run ten years posters dated Sept 18 25

Putnam County Indiana J. F. Elliott Marion Township Greencastle Otto G, Webb

Executors Named for William Greyson Estate in Putnam Court

Notice states Ebenezer Quinnette and A Harvey Greyson qualified as executors of the William Greyson will in Putnam Circuit Court Indiana. They were authorized to administer the estate which is deemed solvent. Public notice appears in the Herald with dates September 10 17 24.

William Greyson Putnam Circuit Court Putnam County Indiana Ebenezer Quinnette A. Harvey Greyson

Garlic Bulblets Disrupt Wheat Across the Coast to Missouri

A U S D report explains garlic or wild onion bulblets contaminate wheat from Massachusetts to Georgia and Missouri. Garlicky wheat sells 20 to 50 percent lower than No 2 Soft Red Winter due to milling loss and quality issues. Discounts range 25 cents to $14 per barrel.

United States Department of Agriculture Atlantic Coast Massachusetts Georgia Missouri Department Maryland Pennsylvania

Killing Potato Bugs by Using Arsenate of Lead

E M Page of the Missouri Experiment Station describes arsenate of lead as an effective potato beetle poison. For liquid spray mix 15 pounds of arsenate to 7 gallons of water, or 1/2 ounce per gallon for smaller batches. Prepare a smooth paste with a little water before diluting. Dust mixtures with lime boost effectiveness, applying with a duster or through cheesecloth when dew is present.

E. M. Page Missouri Experiment Station

Pasturing Sweet Clover to Prevent Woodiness

Nebraska agronomists advise pasturing sweet clover to avoid woodiness. Keep height to nine to ten inches for tender regrowth, or mow high leaving eight inches of stubble to preserve buds for a new crop. Unlike alfalfa, it does not regrow from the crown after significant second-year growth.

Nebraska Agricultural College

Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Perry Downey

Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Perry Downey deceased to appear in Putnam Circuit Court at Green Castle Indiana on October 8 1923 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and for proof of heirship and distributive shares WITNESS the Clerk September 10 1923 Walter S Campbell Clerk Putnam Circuit Court 3rd September 11 18 25

Perry Downey Putnam Circuit Court Greencastle Indiana Walter S. Campbell

Ozark Name Origin and humorous quote from the Loe ton Transcript

The article notes Ozark derives from Aux Arcs meaning with bows describing regional Indians. It includes a witty English Cynic remark about bachelors and fools, attributed to the Loe ton Transcript.

Ozark Aux Arcs

Refilling Small Silos With Shocked Corn For Winter Feed

Farmers with limited storage can extend silage by cutting corn, shocking it, and refilling silos as they empty. Fresh shocked corn fed directly is decent but not as good as properly stored silage. Adding new silage atop old does not harm the surface, though there is no melding.

Heart Beat Magnified by new wireless heart sound tech

A new medical development uses wireless amplifiers and a loud speaker to magnify heartbeats during surgery, aiming to improve monitoring. The device integrates a compact transmitter with a speaker to project heart sounds clearly for surgeons and staff.

Surgery

Clinton Falls Church Meeting and Local Visits Reported

Sunday gatherings at the church led by Rev. Cline of Indianapolis, with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hall and others. Notable events include the Saturday marriage of Bearl Ensor to Eula Clee Burk by W. P. Noble, plus visits by Arvel Roach and family of Greencastle to George Pierce.

Cline Indianapolis Dan Hall Elijah Rhoten Samuel Rhoten Waveland Bearl Ensor Eula Clee Burk W. P. Noble Eula Stages Lida Pierce Sade Burk Arvel Roach

Stray Bite of Wisdom by Duluth Herald

A compact quotation captures a preacher’s reach as a man, noting the doctor who speaks from the pulpit towers over many yet remains strikingly human. The Duluth Herald frames this wry reflection on radius of influence and humility.

Thackeray

Asparagus as Ancient Food Plant and Water Compression Fact

An article notes asparagus as an ancient edible plant and describes a claim that water, long thought incompressible, reduces in volume by about 20 percent under 12 000 atmospheres.

More Advice From The Courier Journal On Gender Roles

The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a maxim about managing women with finesse and keeping a win dow closed by insisting on its closure. The remark reflects era rhetoric on authority and social conduct.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Washing Jewelry

Clean ordinary jewelry with mild soapy water then rinse with alcohol and dry with soft tissue or chamots to finish.

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Ersonal News Noble Snyder College Avenue Clyde Sutherlin Indiana Street Less Wells William Wells Zra Henry the & I Quarry Putnam County Hospital W. M. McGaughey Www. M. Itcheson A. L. Miller le Haute Alonzo Cook Miller de Central Trut Co Lucinda H. Hart Frank White Fam Fillmore White Harvey Kolas Mr. Nicholas Fillmoreville Riverside California Emory Xs Robinson Music Company Indipolis Mr. Jones West Walnut Street F. W. Hudson L. Eith East Franklin Street Elisha Baldwin Garnett Sackett William Sackett West Far Street S. George Vice Pittsboro Indi Sackett Vice Conservatory of Music Inianapolis Woman’s Home Missionary Iety Robert & Air East Seminary Street Putnamville the Herald Auur R. PF. Mullins Herald Herald Office Call Herald Office National Press Bureau Buffalo N. Y Fred V.thomas Corporation Thomas Building Shropshire Buck Lime’ Dale Portland Cement CO Sach Greencastle Battery Co C. C Bailey Fruit Farm Cemetery Road Ezra Buzzington Rube Band Damson Phone Wright Brick Chapel Hubert Sherman Cloverdale West Franklin Street Oliver S. C. Sayers Central National Bank Meyer W. Pfeiffenberger E. Franklin Street Gas Range Belmont Coal Range C. C. Huestis Kodaks R. P. Mullins Eastman Agency Lowis B. Cowgill E. Frenklin St Gaye H. B. Troyer E. Washington Street Clinton Falls Duluth Opera House Cook Mer Viola Dana Metro Pathe Comedies Richard Talmadge Hal Roach J. E. McCurry West Side Square Overland Sherrill Bros Greencastle Land
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