Obituary and Notice Rates Listed for Greencastle Mail
The notice outlines obituary charges of $1 per obituary and poetry at 5 cents per line. Cards of Thanks are priced at 5 cents each.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1924
Page
2
The notice outlines obituary charges of $1 per obituary and poetry at 5 cents per line. Cards of Thanks are priced at 5 cents each.
The Putnam Circuit Court in Green Castle Indiana announces a final settlement of the estate of Emily C Harris deceased The notice calls creditors and heirs to appear on October 15 1924 to show cause why the final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship distributive shares are to be received Witness Clerk Walter S Campbell dated September 18 1924 with publication dates September 31 1926 and October 3 1926
An advertisement proclaims readiness and service quality for ambulance needs with office and residential phone numbers 341 and 457 K and 673. The concise line highlights swift response and availability.
The clerk of the Putnam County Indiana circuit court appoints Minerva Cooper as administrator of the Charles E Cooper estate. The estate is declared solvent. Lyon and Lyon attorneys handle the case with dates Sept 12 19 26 noted.
The Clerk of the Circuit Court Putnam County Indiana announces Sheldon Waggoner estate administered by A G Harman as of September 10. Public notice dated September 12 19 26 for probate matters and related actions.
In Washington the new immigration law and Labor Department ruling show marrying an American citizen can grant entry when a country’s quota is full. American women retain citizenship. foreign wives must naturalize. Officials say if an American girl can bring in a foreign husband, so can an American woman.
Mrs Ella Ader remains on the sick list. Pauline and Leota Zeiner visited grandmother Mrs Mary Proctor of Fillmore, as did Mr Proctor visiting in Iowa. Mrs Laura Wright visiting relatives in Iowa. Mrs Charles Lobdell entertained Mr and Mrs Oran Watts and son and Mr and Mrs Elmer McKamey and family Sunday. A pie supper at Center School Friday night. Mrs George Raines visited daughter Mrs Gwendolyn Huffman. Alice Huffman called on Edna Shoemaker Sunday. Witt Wright of Brick Chapel and Mr and Mrs Theo Shinn of Groveland visited G T Reeves Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Arnold and Grace drove to Ill. Zeiner and Raines bought a carload of cattle to feed in partnership.
Roachdale R R 3 residents Lola Clark Floyd Stewart attended Crawfordsville gathering Saturday night. Ray Banks Carl James toured Illinois then stayed with relatives. Beulah Bolling Mary Jeffries visited Daisy Jeffries. Henry Wilson family of Crawfordsville spent Monday night with Charlie Wilson family. Barker siblings stayed with Otto Bymaster family Friday. Lillian Marie Zimmerman on sick list. Harry Hoosier daughter Helen visited Floyd Allgood family Sunday. Clora Dean Reva Banks joined a weiner roast near Carpelersville Friday. Crover Barker family Noah Carl James visited Clara Dean Sunday afternoon. Merle Zimmerman daughter attended Haw Creek church Sunday. Dorothy Dora Anderson Lorna Barker visited New Maysville school Monday. Joe Dean Pearl Sanford Mary Jeffries Lorna Barker work at Ladoga cannery.
Somerset C K Hall and Mrs. Wells and Ruth visited near Fillmore while others stopped by Mrs. Wells and Ruth. O Hairs attended a pound social at Willis Crodians. Crodian plans a move to a 300 acre farm near Clayton. A Centennial Celebration committee met in Bainbridge for Greencastle events. Morris Keyt recovers after a broken arm from a road incident. A severe wind and rain storm hit with cars in ditches. Henry family reunion at Clarence Scobbee home followed by a dinner.
Rome reports sharp rises in Italian consumption after the war. Per capita meat rose from 30 to 46 pounds and preserved meat from 8 to 40. sugar from 11 to 17 pounds. coffee nearly doubled. wine from 40 to 500 liters annually. Tobacco spending jumped from 9 to 60 lire. Transport expanded with bicycles from 1.2 million to 2.8 million. motorcycles from 17 thousand to 388 thousand. cars from 19 thousand to 54 thousand. public cars from 31.5 thousand to 70 thousand. motor launches from rare to 1,600.
Miss Gladys Wilson took part in a dance at Walnut Garden last week. The event drew local attendees and showcased social nightlife in the community.
Mrs Henry Anderson has returned from St Vincent Hospital Indianapolis three weeks with doctors care. Numerous local residents shared Sunday visits including Mr and Mrs J Lovett with Greencastle guests Miss Kathryn Miller deputy Auditor spent weekend with home folks and Miss Nellie Lockridge visited DePauw. Several families plan a Florida auto trip in a few weeks.
In Putnam County Indiana administrator Luther Neese announces the estate of Lewis Neese deceased. Dated September 10 1924. Harvey L. Fisher attorney. Publication dates September 12 19 and 26.
A Danville Kentucky mother writes the Manila police to locate her son Frank Sapp who enlisted 25 years ago and served in a volunteer regiment. The Pathfinder reports Sapp runs a sawmill on Camiguin in the Babuyan Islands and mail will be sent to him on the next trip. A police letter confirms the reunion.
London officials hear alarming signals that London Bridge may fail under traffic as a pier sinks four inches after Waterloo Bridge disruption. Tests to determine necessary repairs to save the 1831 structure are planned.
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