Local News Highlights In Greencastle area
John F. Cannon travels to New York to meet Mrs. Cannon after her sea voyage aboard the George Washington. J E Cash moves into a near-completed modern home near the high school. Two cars collide at Jackson street crossing causing minor damage. Mrs. Fenton Lawler and son depart after a visit. Ott Mullinix visits Greencastle. Paul Albin to relocate to east Washington street. DePauw faculty reception scheduled in the Gymnasium from 8 to 10. Mike Black reenters High School basketball squad but remains ineligible this semester.
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John F. Cannon
J. F. Cannon & Co
New York
Cannon
George Washington
Washington
J. E. Cash
West Washington Street
Lost Fox Hound Seen Near Greencastle Seeks Reward
Fox hound with orange red and white face and breast went missing Saturday night near Greencastle. Last seen six miles southeast of town. Reward offered. Contact Roscoe Sutherlin Rockville R. R. A. or phone Vivalia.
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Greencastle
Roscoe Sutherlin
Rockville
Vivalia
Wyoming serviceman visits Greencastle for ten day stay
James Lynch of Laramie Wyoming arrives in Greencastle for a ten day visit with his grandmother Mrs. Mary Stoner and friends. He served as a first lieutenant in the 115 Cavalry of the Wyoming National Guard and was stationed at Camp Perry Ohio during the war. He is formerly of Greencastle.
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James Lynch
Laramie
Wyoming
Mary Stoner
Greencastle
Calv
Wyoming National Guards
Camp Perry
Ohio
George Stevens and W M E E Caldwell Seal Agreement
George Stevens and W M E E Caldwell serve as secretary in the proceedings, validating the official agreement and its formalities. The pair oversee the document's authentication and the administrative steps required for final endorsement.
Why Women Use Glycerine Mixture for Constipation
An advertisement touts Adlerika a glycerine and buckthorn bark mix that stimulates both upper and lower bowels to remove gas and poisons. It claims rapid relief from obstinate constipation and stomach gas within ten minutes, by druggist R. B. Mullins and dealer H. A. Hall in Bainbridge.
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R. B. Mullins
Bainbridge
H. A. Hall
Notice to Non-Residents in Hays Divorce Case Indiana
The State of Indiana Putnam County Circuit Court notifies Newton Hays nonresidency and an upcoming November 20 1924 hearing in the divorce complaint filed by Sarah Hays. Clerk Walter S Campbell announces the proceedings to be held at Greencastle Court House. Fay S Hamilton represents the plaintiff.
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State of Indiana
Putnam County
Circuit Court
Indiana
Sarah Hays
Newton Hays
Greencastle
Ind
Walter S. Campbell
Fay S. Hamilton
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