Brief News of the Week Highlights Local Visitors and Trips
Miss Golda Underwood was taken to Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis for an operation on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tucker of Washington DC, and Dr. and Mrs. W W Tucker, visitors here, left for Washington to visit relatives before continuing to Boston and New York. Mrs. Albert Sage returned to South Bend with her mother and brother for a week’s visit. F P Huestis and wife returned from a six week Idaho trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golda Underwood
Roe Underwood
West Daggy Street
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Glenn Tucker
Washington, D. C
W. W. Tucker
Washington
Mr Tucker
New York
C. C. Tucker
Boston
Albert Sage
Walter Lear
North Indiana Street
South Bend
Warren
F. P. Huestis
Idaho
Mrs. Huestis
South College Avenue
Ice in a Quart Cup Finds Its Way to Farm Home
A quarter cup used to fill water for priming a well was found with ice on Friday morning after a Thursday night out in the cold. Charles Sage, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Sage of three miles northeast of town, carried the icy contents into the house upstairs without melting. Also noted is the return of Mrs James Bellondy and her son Robert to Covington Kentucky after a brief visit with Mrs J L Hamilton and Mr Hamilton on West Columbia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sage
Thomas Sage
James Bellondy
Robert Bellondy
Bellondy
Covington, Ky
J. L. Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
West Columbia Street
Local births and travels noted in Greencastle area
Mr and Mrs Henry DeLong of South Bloomington Street welcome daughter Viola Catherine born Thursday. Ruth Meek and Mabel Edwards travel to Indianapolis to enter Methodist Hospital nurse's training. Fred C Miller and wife of Miami Florida visit Greencastle before extensive 15000 mile southern California to Yellowstone trip. Ivan Grisson of Carbondale Illinois visits Mrs Gris son’s parents near Fillmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry DeLong
South Bloomington Street
Viola Catherine
Ruth Meek
Mabel Edwards
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
Miss Meek
Allen Brothers
Miss Edwards
Fred C. Miller
Miami
Florida
Earl Fillis
South Locust Street
Elmira
New York
Ler
Mayo
California
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
Greencastle
Mrs. Miller
Ivan Grisson
Carbondale, Ills
Flint to Return Home After Prolonged Visit
Elmer Flint of Montana will resume his residence there next week after a several weeks stay with his brother Thomas Flint and Mrs. Flint and family and other relatives in Clinton Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Flint
Montana
Thomas Flint
Local Families Attend Masonic Home Guests in Franklin
Mr and Mrs Thomas Smith Mr and Mrs Charles Snodgrass Mr and Mrs Fred Brown and son Theodore and Mr and Mrs Abner Hubbard all of Fillmore were guests at the Mason ic home in Franklin on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Smith
Charles Snodgrass
Fred Brown
Theodore
Abner Hubbard
Fillmore
Franklin
Miss Jessie Toney Visits Miss Zella O Haire at North Jackson Street
Miss Jessie Toney of Brick Chapel was hosted by Miss Zella O Haire on North Jackson Street Sunday. O Haire works at the Allen Brothers Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Toney
Brick Chapel
Zella O’hair
North Jackon Street
O’hair
Allen Brothers
Family Guests From Indianapolis Visit East Seminary Home
Major Larry McAfee and his mother Mrs. Mary McAfee and sister Miss Jessie McAfee of Indianapolis were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Cartwright at their East Seminary Street home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry McAfee
Mary McAfee
Jessie McAfee
Indianapolis
John Cartwright
East Seminary Street
Harbison Guests Dine With Boswells In Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs A D Harbison of Indianapolis were guests of Mr and Mrs Alva Boswell on West Columbia Street Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Harbison
Indianapolis
Alva Boswell
West Columbia Street
Local residents visit distant relatives and discuss illnesses
Mr and Mrs Clyfe Fulkerson and Mr and Mrs Walter Fulkerson of Indianapolis were guests of Mrs Martha Ransopher on North Jackson Street Sunday. Mr and Mrs Cue of North Jackson Street visited friends in Cloverdale, a former Cloverdale couple. Miss Elinor Torr, daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Torr near Greencastle, went to Bloomington to enter Indiana University. George Woog on Elm Street is improved after a serious illness. Maynard Hudson, six, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson on North Jackson Street, remains serious after being run over by a taxi driven by Roscoe Hardwick. both legs broken and other injuries, condition as favorable as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyfe Fulkerson
Walter Fulkerson
Indianapolis
Martha Ransopher
North Jackson Street
Mrs
Victor Cue
Cloverdale
Mrs. Cue
Elinor Torr
J. D. Torr
Greencastle
Bloomington
Indiana University
George Woog
Elm Street
Maynard Hudson
Frank Hudson
Roscoe Hardwick
Mrs J E McCurry and Daughter Visit Ketterings
Mrs J E McCurry and her daughter Mary Ella spent a Saturday as guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kettering in Indianapolis, enjoying a social visit with the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. McCurry
Mary Ella
Joseph Kettering
Indianapolis
Weekend visitors and relocations noted in Danville area
Miss Gladys Pierson of Danville visits cousin Miss Lorene Knight on Elm Street. Mr and Mrs Ray Kelley, ex residents of Hillsboro, plan to reside in Chicago for winter. they stayed with Mrs Dora Foster on Park Street. Mrs Andy Toma and Rob ert Mure visit with Retta McCray, recovering from recent operation in Indianapolis hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Pierson
Danville, Ind
Lorene Knight
J. C. Knight
Elm Street
Ray Kelley
Hillsboro
Chicago
Kelly
Andy Toma
West Liberty Street
Amisrs
Robert Mure
Thomas
Retta McCray
Indianapolis
DePauw Ties Visit Greencastle Guests Say Hello
Mr and Mrs Charles Brown of Rockville and Mr and Mrs Silas Brown of Cincinnati visited Greencastle Sunday afternoon to see James Brown at the Beta Theta Pi House. DePauw connections appear as Mr and Mrs Charles Brown and Silas Brown attended DePauw, and Mr and Mrs Edward Morgan of Chesterton, visiting their daughter attending DePauw this year, are former DePauw students. Mr and Mrs C C Connelly of Terre Haute, once Greencastle residents, were guests of J P Allen and family, with Connelly formerly employed at Central National Bank and Allen Bros store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brown
Rockville
Silas Brown
Cincinnati
Greencastle
James Brown
Beta Theta Pi
Wader
DePauw University
Edward Morgan
Chesterton
Morgan
DePauw
Mary Stewart
C. C. Connelly
Terre Haute
J. P. Allen Jy
Mrs. Connely
Mr. Connelly
Central National Bank
Allen Bros
Roy Harris Visits Grandparents Over Weekend
Roy Harris of Indianapolis was the weekend guest of his grandfather John James and Dr. and Mrs. W. D. James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Harris
Indianapolis
John James
W. D. James
Knolls and guests visit Camden residents on Madison Street
Henry Knoll of Conenrsville and Mr and Mrs A J Knoll of Camden were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs A J Knoll on North Madison Street. Mr and Mrs William Shamel and son Franklyn were in the city Sunday en route to Cloverdale to visit Mrs Jennie Rule, the Shamel's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Knoll
Conenrsville
A. J. Knoll
Camden
North
Madison Street
William Shamel
Franklyn
Cloverdale
Jennie Rule
Mrs. Rule
Mrs. Shamel
Lancaster buys residence on Jackson and Liberty streets
Fred Lancaster has purchased the house at the Jackson and Liberty streets corner, now occupied by Mrs. Lawrence Alvord and family. He plans to remodel to create a modern residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lancaster
Jackson and
Liberty Streets
Lawrence Alvord
Lancaster
Local Hosts Welcome Russell Hodge and Family
Russell Hodge and Mrs. Elmer Cooper and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Cox on North Locust Street Sunday. The visit brought neighbors together for a pleasant afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hodge
Elmer Cooper
R. N. Cox
North Locust Street
Bryan guests of Mrs Lawton in Madison Street home
Mr and Mrs Robert Bryan were the week end guests of Mrs R A Lawton and resided on North Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bryan
R. A. Lawton
North
Madison Street
Mr and Mrs Marion Stites move to Liberty Street home
Mr and Mrs Marion Stites and family relocate from Clinton township to 408 West Liberty Street, shifting their residence details and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Stites
West Liberty Street
Clinton Township
Adams Sisters Visit Relatives in Indianapolis
Mrs Arnola Adams and Miss Esta Adams of Belle Union visited relatives and friends in Indianapolis over the weekend. They stayed at the home of Mr and Mrs Ott Dobbs on east Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnola Adams
Ott Dobbs
East
Washington Street
Esta Adams
Belle Union
Indianapolis
Brazilian families host weekend visitors
Kenneth Dodge of Brazil spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs W N Dodge on north Jackson street. Kenneth Cox of Brazil was the guest of his brother R N Cox and Mrs Cox at their home on North Loc ust street Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Dodge
Brazil
W. N. Dodge
North Jackson Street
Mr. Dodge
Business
Kenneth Cox
R. N. Cox
Mrs. Cox
North Locust Street
Injured Man Improves After Sunday Horse Incident
The condition of A. J. Knoll who was kicked severely by a horse last Sunday morning is slowly improving. Miss Grace Jackson of Meyer-Kiser Bank Indiana polis visited with James Jackson at the Grand Central Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Prevo of Terre Haute were weekend guests at their son Henry Prevo’s Northwood home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Knoll
Grace Jackson
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Indianapolis
Edith Jackson
Bert Jackson
James Jackson
Grand Central Hotel
Mrs. S. C. Prevo
Terre Haute
Henry Prevo
Mrs. Prevo
Highland Ave
Northwood
Mrs Matthews of Danville Visits Sister in Illinois Street
Mrs W S Matthews of Danville Tennessee came Saturday for a few days visit with sister Mrs Charlotte Gregory on Illinois street. Mrs Gregory is employed in S C Prevo & Sons Store. Mr & Mrs Roscoe Zaring of Manhattan visited Miss Clara Glidewell and Miss Augusta Glidewell Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Matthews
Danville
Tus
Charlotte Gregory
Illinois Street
Gregory
S. C. Prevo & Sons
Roscoe Zaring
Manhattan
Clara Glidewell
Augusta Glidewell
Couple from College and Sutherlins Travel to Terre Haute
Mr Noble Snyder and Mrs Snyder of North College Avenue along with Mr Clyde Sutherlin and Mrs Sutherlin of North Indiana Street traveled to Terre Haute Sunday. Mr Snyder operates a grocery on College Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Snyder
North College Avenue
Clyde Sutherlin
Indiana Street
Terre Haute
Mr. Snyder
College Avenue
Clergy Changes and Family Visit Noted in Indiana Towns
Ross Wells of Terre Haute visited his parents near Greencastle for a few days. Rev Virgil Thompson, former Evansville College secretary, is appointed pastor of Edwin Ray Methodist Church in Indianapolis by the Indiana conference. The Thompsons and son Robert have been residing at 305 M Street Greencastle so their DePauw student could attend the college. Previously they lived in Washington Indiana where Thompson led a Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Wells
Terre Haute
William Wells
Greencastle
Virgil Thompson
Edwin Ray
Indianapolis
Indiana Conference
Ray
Evansville College
Thompson
Robert
Hoover
Lm Street
DePauw
Washington
Indiana
Methodist Church
Local Surgery Near O I Quarry Hospital Sunday
Ezra Henry underwent an operation at Putnam County Hospital Sunday shortly after noon performed by Dr. W M McGaughey and Dr. W M Hutcheson. Donald Goddard, twelve, of north Madison Street, is home ill with blood poisoning from a football injury sustained a week earlier. Judge and Mrs A L Miller of Terre Haute visited the Cooks for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Henry
Putnam County Hospital
W. M. McGaughey
W. M. Hutcheson
Donald Goddard
Jerome Goddard
North Madison Street
Central Trust Co appointed administrator of Hart estate
The Central Trust Company has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late Lucinda H. Hart. The action establishes the firm as fiduciary for all probate matters and asset handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trut Co
Lucinda H. Hart
Families Plan Riverside Trip and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Frank White and family living east of Fillmore and Mrs White s sister Mrs Harvey Nicholas and family north of Fillmore will depart for Riverside California Wednesday morning for several months. Emory Jones of Robinson Music Company Indianapolis is visiting relatives here and once lived on West Walnut Street. He is brother of Mrs F W Hudson north of Greencastle Mrs L E Smith east Franklin Street and Mrs Elisha Baldwin north of Greencastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
Fillmore
White
Harvey Nicholas
Mr. Nicholas
Riverside
California
Emory Jones
Robinson Music Company of
Indianapolis
Mr. Jones
West Walnut Street
F. W. Hudson
Greencastle
Miss Garnett Sackett Returns From Pittsboro Visit
Miss Garnett Sackett daughter of Mr and Mrs William Sackett of West Poplar Street returned Monday from a visit with Mr and Mrs George Vice in Pittsboro Indiana. She and a daughter of the Vices who is now deceased attended a conservatory of music in Indianapolis at the same time and were close friends and classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett Sackett
William Sackett
West Poplar Street
George Vice
Pittsboro
Indiana
Woman's Home Missionary Society Meets at College Avenue Church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of College Avenue Church will meet Wednesday at 2 30 PM with Mrs. Robert L O'Hair at 209 East Seminary Street for officer installations. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of
College Avenue
Robert L. O’hair
East Seminary Street
Gypsy Knife Dance Before Nuptials in The Bucoleon Treasure
In a Everybody's Magazine excerpt from Arthur D. Howden Smith's The Bucoleon Treasure a gypsy knife dance unfolds as Nikka and Giorgi Bordu circle a fire. She entices him with rhythm and a torn torch then both draw knives in a dangerous duel to near injury as the crowd grips the tense performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Howden Smith
Everybody's Magazine
Nikka
Giorgi Bordu
Kara
Mass Attack on Patient at 860 Brook Street
A London Answers writer notes an experimental medical venture at 860 Brook Street where fourteen specialists discuss a patient after visits, then send a diagnostic report to the family doctor with treatment advice. The waiting room is described as cheerful with pale rose walls, gray carpet, and blue brocade furniture, while old Punch magazine copies are barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook Street
London Answers
Harley Street
Fern records age and vigor in Cambridge specimen
Mr. F. J. Allen of Cambridge preserves a fern found about 1872 on the Mendip hills. Transplanted in 1917 to avoid crowding, it remains vigorous and youthful after more than 50 years, suggesting the plant’s life may be indefinitely long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Allen
Cambridge
Mendip Hills
Nature
Gypsy Moth Costly Visitor
The gypsy moth has moved through New England at about twenty five to thirty miles per year and has already cost the country more than twenty million dollars for control work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England States
Training at Sea for University of Washington Students
About 30 students from the University of Washington department wartime commerce study at sea as part of their training for deep sea and liner service. They participate in practical exercises aboard ships to prepare for careers in the steamship industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theniversity of Washington Department Wartime Commerce
Weelie
Weather forecasts aid fruit spraying program in New York
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article explains how the Weather Bureau forecasts support the fruit spraying service run with New York State College of Agriculture. County agents lead implementation alerting growers by phone or mail when sprays are advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
New York State
Weather Bureau
New York State College of Agriculture
New York
Increase in Wheat Yield by Oregon Farmers
Union county Oregon farmers following advice from the county extension agent planted Hybrid 128 winter wheat. The variety showed higher yields in state tests and produced an average of 6.1 bushels more per acre over other types. About 92 acres of the 1922 planting were certified for seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Oregon
United States Department of Agriculture
Weapons to Be Employed Against Flies on Farm
Kansas state entomologist George Dean says repellants or mixtures applied to animals can prevent fly attacks when breeding places cannot be eliminated. He notes horn flies cluster on cattle and suggests destroying breeding areas by scattering droppings and removing old straw piles which harbor stable flies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dean
Kansas State
Dean
Grit Essential for Fowl Health and Feed Economy
Grit is vital for fowls as it substitutes teeth in feed preparation and aids digestion in the gizzard. Without proper grit, birds strain their systems, risking disease and poor nutrient absorption. Every pen should keep a grit box. Recent studies link grit to stronger bones and brighter plumage.
Diseases of Raspberry Plants Hard to Detect
Many raspberry diseases are not visible on the plant. avoid using plants with hard knots or galls on the roots as these spread to nearby plants and reduce nut yields. Careful selection is needed to prevent spread in fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niet
Dallas Misner Buys Susie Hopwood Farm
Dallas Misner, motorman on the T. H. I & Eastern line, residing at 608 South Jackson Street, has purchased the Susie Hopwood farm northeast of town from the Central National Bank administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Misner
T. H. I & Eastern
South Jackson Street
Central National Bank
Susie Hopwood
Mayor Zeis Proposes Fine On Hurst For Bootlegging
Mayor Charley Zeis announced plans to fine Joe Hurst $500 plus costs for bootlegging but sentenced him to only $200 in court. Hurst appealed to the Circuit Court after offering no defense. Turner of near Belle Union testified that Hurst and Gladys O’Hair sold liquor to him and faces circuit court trial alongside Hurst and O’Hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Zeis
Joe Hurst
State Farm
Hurst
Turner
Grady
O'Hair
Putnamville School Opens With Listed Faculty
Putnamville school opened Monday morning with Principal Ray Jones and teachers Gertrude Cook Miss McHaffie Frank Davis and Mrs Tina Wright. Helen McNeff returned to school after illness while Wayne Whitaker and others prepare for further studies at DePauw and Brown's Business College. Reuben Stwally moved to Terre Haute for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Jones
Gertrude Cook
McHaffie
Coatesville
Frank Davis
Tina Wright
Ladies Aid
Frank Schaffers
Helen McNeff
John Selars
Albert Williams
Greencastle
Ollie Williams
Margaret Manson
Fiere
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
Clinton Falls Church Meeting and Local Socials
Sunday morning and evening services led by Rev. Cline of Indianapolis announced. Mr and Mrs Dan Hall and Mr and Mrs Elijah Rhoten and daughter visited Mr and Mrs Samuel Rhoten near Waveland on Sunday. Bearl Ensor wed Miss Eula Clee Burk Saturday evening by W P Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Indianapolis
Dan Hall
Elijah Rhoten
Samuel Rhoten
Waveland
Bearl Ensor
Eula Clee Burk
W. P. Noble
Pastors Named by Coferene in Indiana Conference
The Rev. H. C. Clippinger will continue as pastor of Locust Street Methodist Church. Prof. H. B. Gough of DePauw University is named pastor of Cloverdale Methodist Church by the Indiana District of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The conference next year will be held in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Clippinger
Locust Street Methodist Church
H. B. Gough
DePauw
Cloverdale Methodist Church
Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Evansville
Indianapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. L. Miller
Alonzo Cook
Mr. Miller
Cook
State College
Dallas
Putnamville
Clinton Falls
Dr. Miles
O. F. Overstreet
R. J. Overstreet
Bence Building
Vine Street
Greencastle, Indiana
Physicians and Surgeons
Office
Washington and
Walnut Streets
E. T. Zaring
Thomas Zaring
M. C. Coffman
Bloomington Street
Indieanapolis
Campbell Bros
Oldfield
Firestone
Firestone Rey
Walter Campbell
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