Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 August 1919 — Page 3

MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1919.

THE GREENCASTLE HERALD

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Van Sriggle

LOCAL NEWS.

Roy Bitchi-lor, of Alexandria, visit- County Superintendent of Instruc-j ed his mother, Mr?. Emma Bachelor. I tion Frank Wallace has issued a call | Sunday. ( for a special meeting: of the township |

trustees to he held in his office next 1

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Mrs. Jessie Mitchell, of California, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

SHOCK ABSORBER For Ford Cars

Mr. and Mrs. William Crose and

little daughters, of Frankfort Ind., j Jameg Byrkett>

are here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thom—

as King and family north of town. | Mrs. Paul Cook has returned from

1 a visit to Wheatland, Ind.

The members of the Greencastle

j Township Farmers’ Association will ; meet on Wednesday evening in the . county agricultural agent’s office.

Saves Tires Saves Engine Saves Gasoline Saves Yourself

Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock j to consider estimates for school ex-1 penditures for next year.

CLASSIFIED ADVS.

Sheriff and Mrs. Howard Harris,

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Runyan and Mr. my yoke upon you am | learn

and Mrs. Frank Farmer went to He sai( |. .. Xhe latest thing a man Stilesville this afternoon to attend j can do is t o sacrifice for others, for

the funeral of Tilman Ruark, a prom-1 that is true religion.”

inent Putnam county farmer whose!

An attentive crowd heard the Rev. j

Levi Marshall Sunday evening at the

Locust street church at the combined

church Sunday evening service. The WOOD Wc have plenty of fine j Rev. Marshall took for his text “Take j wo °d. Let Lum till your wood j

of me.” I ^ ouse now - Barnaby’s mill. ’Phone j

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I death

occurred suddenly on Saturday.

It Saves everything that vibration tends to destroy. We will install them on your Ford car for 10 days free trial-Let us show you.

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j O. L. Jones has sold to James E. j Roseberry his residence proper y at j 110 South Jackson street. Mr. Rose- | berry also has purchased of Mrs. ' Margaret Fee two lots adjoining the | Jones property. The Broadstreet & Hoagland shoe | stock recently sold to Paul Cook and ; Harry Moore, is being invoiced today preparatory to being transferred to I : its new owners. The store probably | I will be open for business under the j I new management on Wednesilay. | j Paul Cook will manage the business. J Mr. and Mrs. John Graham, of Indianapolis, and Miss Florence Barker ■ of Indianapolis were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cherry and baby boy, Sunday.

The Quincy picnic will be Thursday

of this week.

Charles McCurry spent with friends in Brazil.

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NOTICE.

For sale at once bargain: Oak davenport, leather trimmed; six dining chairs, leather seats; oak dining ta-

Sunday j i,] e g i buffet, kitchen safe, large mir-

rors, oak dresser, sanitary cot, vacuum cleaner, wash s tand, music cab-1 inet, library table and lawn mower. | Fred Hixon, corner Jackson and Poplar streets, 2t

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FOR RENT —Two unfurni s hed , j rooms for light housekeeping. One ro 1 1 two adults. :i02 West Poplar street.

! NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT I to Open a SAVINGS ACCOUNT !*! If you are going to get ahead i 1 the world you must T begin to save. A great many people, old and young, have made the start with us this year and you should join the 4. throng. A few dollars where >011 can drawon it when mbJ fortune come> will be of great help and comfort. W 1 pay you

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TICKETS good going on all trains (except Highlander) leav ing Greencastle from 1:20 p. m. Saturday to 1:20 p. m. Sunday. Returning, tickets sold on Saturday good returning on Sun jav tollowim* Tickets sold on Sunday good returning on date of sale only. Good on all trams except Highlander.

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Joseph Crow, of Omaha, Neb., a former Greencastle man, who was born and reared here, was here today visiting relatives and /rinds. Mr. Crow Ift Greencastle about 33 year* ago, but he conies back almost every year to’visit his many friends. He is an attorney in Omaha.

Mrs. W. F. McCullough, of Brazil, was in Greencastl# this morning on

business.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ewan and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gordon drove to Turkey Run, Sunday, in the Ewan car and spent the day.

A reunion was hold Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Cooper sou'h of Greencastle in honor of the home-coming of their son, Sergeant Dewey i-. Cooper, who has just returned from overseas, having been j in Franco for ten months. A bountiful dinner was served on the lawn, ice creak and cake being served in thel afternoon. Those present were Mrs. Macy and daughters, from Danville, 111.; IMrs. Martha Dixon, from Pan-! ville, 111; Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cooper and family, Mr. a’;d Mrs. Basil Sanford and son. Mrs Erma llolwager and baby and Miss Dorothy Allen. All had a very enjoyable time. Pan Byrkett, who has been in the army for two years, surprised his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Byrkett, Suday morning, when he came to Greencastle after having been discharged from the armv. Mr. Byrkett has been in Germany, a member of the army of occupation, being in the signal division. Robert Fox, Carl Allen, Valentine Coleto and Wilbur Bee spent Sunday in Terre Haute. Mrs. Adam Wagner, colored, is with a party of campers at Bert Lake. Mich. She expects to come home within a few days. Mr. and Mrs. John Cross and Miss Mary Ralston, of Brazil, drove Sunday to Greencastle in the Cross car and visited Harry Maxwell and fam-

ily.

Henry Hall, who was driving in his Ford touring can with the Rev. L. 1). Dodd and family from Wesley Chapel) Sunday night, where the Rev. Dodd is holding revival services, ran into an iron bridge this side of the church and badly damaged his car. The cause of the accident was due to dust hiding the sight of the bridge from Mr. Hall. The car was so badly damaged the party had to be brought to Greencastle in a neighbor’s car. Paul Podd, son of the Rev. and Mrs. L. P. Podd. who reside in the southeast party of this city, has received a gold medal from the Locust street Sunday school as a reward for attending Sunday school at this church for seven years without missing a Sunday. This is some record, isn’t it? Mr. and Mrs. Demsey Francis, of I Clinton Falls, are the parents of ; boy, born Sunday morning. Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence j Sanford Sunday evening, a girl. The Broadstreet & Houghland shoe store is closed today, as they are invoicing goods. Miss Naomi Thorpe has returned to her home in Frankfort after having visited her brother, John Thorpe. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hirt and daughter visited the latter’s brother, Robert -Pierce, Sunday, f Miss Tressie Brewer is visiting Mrs. George Cook in Indianapolis. Several people attended the Rock’d!' Chautauqua, Sunday. They repart a large audience and an excellent program given •>/ the Bostonian sex-

tet.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hillis and daughter, Mis s Gladys Nevins, and Miss Jean Lyenbarger drove to Roachdale, Sunday, in the Hillis automobile.

Your Red Cross i Is Still Busyl {READ WHAl YOUR DOLLAR IS DOl.VCl \ ; COMNITI SURVEYS TO BETERSIE OUETId Of R. G. PE5CE ACTIVITIES

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There will be an all day meeting and basket dinner at Uriah Gaso-1 way’s residence in Reelsville, Sunday | August 24, Everyone invited.

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/ ^ If NOW your community” sur- ^ * JLC veys are in progress in forty towns and counties in Ohio, Indiana and Ken tccky, in a systematic attempt to determine which community problem needs first attention. There surveys are directed in the town or county by the Red Cross Chapter. • Cmlnr Its peace time program the Red I'ro.-s is aulhoriung it.- Home Sei v^-t sections to extend relief activities to cover the afti-r-tlie war need--i! the community wh- It wbrought to liuht in the work <>! th- Home S- rvice sections for soldiers' and sailors’ tamilies. The findings of the survey committee in each community wiil determine tlie particular field into which tin Home Service will extend its act v

ties.

Six Red Cross Chapters in Ohio. Indiana and Kentucky have already clipaen their lines of extension and have been authorized by the Civilian. Relief department at the Uaki H viston headquarters in Clevt land to go ahead with the work. These chapters are at Payton, Sptinpfli ld and Marietta in Ohio; Fowler and Hammond in Indi j ana, and La Orange, Kentucky, j Recreation facilities for the county, , child welfare and relief work, and aid and counsel to be given to ail families as It has been given to families of ol diets and sailors tire some of the lineof future work chosen. In aulhorlzing Hie extension of Home Service activities the Red Cro-s is tal.ing great can that its work will not overlap that of any already ex Isting agency. So little has been done for community betterment in many nnal districts that there are many practically untouched fields. The mission of the Red Cross is to supples mem rather than to supplant o'ht-r agem-les at work.

WANTFP Sties manager fur fifth' ; congressional district, to control the ; , entire sale of the best six-ply combi-j j nation cord and fabric tire, with 4,000 I mile guarantee. Direct from factory I to user at a saving of 40 to 50 per cent. Must be a worker and have; ! ability' to handle other men. Apply j j in person or letter. The C. L. Smith | i Co., 526 North Emerick street. South j

Bend, Ind.

WANTED Boy to learn printer’s i trade. Apply at once at the Hern! I

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FOT. k’ARM LOANS, .bstracts of I title, stz A'm. B. Vestal, with Dobbs i A Vestal real estate office, Greeneas-j tie, Ind. tf j

0 ! WANTED—Men or women of any

age to give all or part time to work in Putnam county. This is an opportunity for you to earn money during 1 your spare hours. Address in writing!

“X,” The Herald, Greencastle, Ind.

Having sclJ the farm and giving possession September 1, we \*ill have a public sale on the farm, one-half mile north ol Putnamville, on the Cemetery road, at 10:30 o clock a. m..

WANTED — Young man or lady to work at Herald office, at office or in writing.

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FOUND—In court house, good cuff button. Owner may have by calling at Herald and paying advertising charges. o Have you tried Java Imports—a dainty 5c smoke, at the Owl Drug Store. FOR SALE — Our modern home near university and school. Address "A,” care Herald.

CAUSED A CHANGE IN MIND Circumstance That Made Mill Owner Somewhat Relax His Ideas About Strict Discipline. ”1 personally hegtm with the hba thnt people might lie hired mid good work gained from them," .liillan S. <’arr, Jr.. In System, writes. Mr. t’liir. who is president of the Durham lies lory mills, goes on : “1 thought In my youth Hint rules made order ami that a eertuin mllltury discipline was ,-s sentlal; that it "as foolish to humor people mid till that, nor was I going to recognize certain local I radii ions about days on which no work should tie done. For Instanre. I made up my mind Hint quitting work to go to the '•Irens was not in accord with the best Industrial practices. “The first circus came to town nlmut three months after we took charge of the tnill. and I was keen f^r the test. We posted positive orders that the regular hours of work were to he observed on that ilny. and that any person yv ho went off to the circus would be discharged. The full force reported as usual on the morning of circus day. slid I went home to dinner confident that nt last we hud brought order. It gave me a bit of s pang, for I should have liked to go myself! “But duty Is a stern master, and reflecting on thnt fact 1 hurried back to the mill. Noticing a crowd in a side street. I stopped to look. It was our whole mill force wending Its merry way t<r- (he magic tent! I went along myself, ami resolved thnt. although abstract rules were yvell enough, a bit of common sense am) knowledge of human nature might profitably be blended with them. Mow much of <mr labor trouble generally Is due to enforcing countless rules with military exactness?'’

FOR SALE—Hurst Higgins agency.

& Co. stock.

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S Wednesday, Aug. 13, T9 This will be a community sale consisting of Horses, Cattie, Hay, Grain, Farm Implements and Household Goods. ■ Many Articles, too Numerous lo Mention. v

Dinner served by the Ladies Aid of Putnamville.

the M. h. Church,

Come out and spend the day with us and get a good dinner TERMS MADE KNOWN ON DAY OF SALE. S ELIAS GARNER £ DOBBS A VESTAL, Aucts. TILL McNEFF, Clerk S

FOR SALE—Having sold my residence I yvill sell one Majestic range, bedroom suite, bed couch, kitchen safe spring cot and other household articles. Call at residence up to August 14. W. P. Ledbteter.

WANTED—Place on farm by married man. Best reference. Pave t kinner, Belle Union.

A. J. DUFF Dealer in COALS I. Wholesale and Retail Office 15 East Walnut Street PHONE 317.

Dr. R. H. Richards Physician & Surgeon Olftce: 13 East Walnut, Streei opposite postoffice; Residence 50? F.lm Street. Phone: Office 356. Residence Red 407.

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