Herald-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 May 1920 — Page 4

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THE HERALD-DEMOCRAT

The Greencastle Chamber

of Commerce

For the Upbuilding of Greencastle and Putuam County

Recently reorganized along liberal lines, the Greencastle Chamber of Commerce is just now bending all energies in securing the building of fifty or more homes in the city and suburbs to take care of the imperative present-day needs; in the near future it will aid in presenting to the public a “Greencastle Trade Day" which will prove a great factor in reduction of the High Cost of Living; this fall, we hope to present a pageant protraying the progress of the community since its initial settlement one hundred years ago. Other features are being planned to further the interests of the community.

MORE

THAN A MILLION

DOLLARS A

YEAR

IS BEING PAID

OLT

TO LABOR

IN

GREENCASTLE.

WE

ARE PLANNING

FOR

MORE.

ONE

HUNDRED

FAMILIES

ARE

ASKING

FOR

HOMES

IN

GREENCASTLE.

THIS

WANT,

WILL

BE

SUPPUED.

Because of our favorable location in the center of the Nation's activities, on three rail trunk lines that reach to gulfs, lakes and oceans, with our products flowing out in steady streams to all ports of the world; because of our abunbance of raw materials and ideal environments, THE WORLD IS WEARING A PATHWAY TO OUR DOOR.

Let us make the pathway smooth-Speak up for Greencastle

The following named corporations, firms and individuals time and money to the upbuilding of the community,

co-operation and patronage,

are members of Greencastle Chamber of Commerce and are contributing They are the live wires of the city and are entitled to your hearty

A. & C. Stone & Lime Co.

P. R. Christie & Son

0. T. Ellis

W. B. Peck

Frank Wallace

Allan-Lbyd Lumber Co.

J. A. Clement j ,

Mary A. Evans

J. H. Pitchford

H. S. Wernekt

.Allen Brothers ^

Community Chautauqua

Evans, Moffett & Dobbs

J. D. Pollom

Charles T. Zeis

C. H. Burnaby & Co.

N. Concilia . . Sjl

Ew'an & Black

S. C. Prevo & Son

Louis Zacharakos

R. Bittles Sons Co.

G. Will Conklin

First National Bank

Putnam Electric Co.

Rothberg Brothers

Bicknell Hardware 'o

A. Cook k - &

R. S. Fouls

Quigg & Raines

Sherrill & Sherrill

Elmer Blue §ik.

John Cook & Sons

Citizens National Bank

James L Randel

Martvn H. Shute

Lawrence Crawley

W. A. Cook, Store

Elmer Fuqua ^

Mrs. Addie F. Ringo

E. W. Stout

Theodore Crawley v

Forest Cooper

Gardner Brothers

Jones & Stevens

C. W. Styles

Dehler & Frenr

Corwin & Gillen

0. N .Gibson

T. J. Kennedy

J. Sudranski & Co.

W. L. Denman

Eugene Hawkins

William H. Graham

Charles Kiefer

Harry H. Talbott

Aaron J. Duff

H. E. Hawkins

Virgil Grimes

C. E, Knight ;

Frank J. Thomas

S. D. Earley

Chas. C. Crav/ley.

Harry Goldberg

R. E. Knoll & Co.

J. A. Throop

John Eitel & Son

F. A. Hays £

Grogan & Miller

Fred Lancaster

W. 0. Timmons

A. W. Broadstreet

S. A. Hays

Greencastle Banner

J. K. Langdon & Co.

Frick Brothers

Dr. G. W. Bence

Walter R. Heath

Greencastle Buick Co.

J. F. Long & Son

A. B. Froyer

Dan Besser, Big 4 Milling Co.

Roy N. Hirshburg

Greencastle Gas ^Electric Co..

Lucas & Kelley

Frue-Hixon Lumber Co,

W. A. Beemer

James P. Hughes

Greencastle Herald

Lueteke Brothers

Cassell C. Tucker

E. Rupert Bartley

W. R. Hutcheson

Ed C. Hamilton

William Me Donald,

( has. T. Van Cleave

Brown & Moffett

Hoffman Brothers

James L. Hamilton

Grencastle Battery Co.

S. A. Vermilion

Central National Bank

Hurst & Co.

Geo. S. Harney

Charles McGaughey

Harris Milling Co.

J. 0. Cammack t

By Charles B. Gambold

Moore & Cook

Wm. M. McGaughey

Otto G. Webb

J. E. Cash

and Ralph Etter.

R. P. Mullins

J. E. McCurry

Arthur 0. White

John W. Cherry

The 0. L. Jons Co.

H. R. Nicholas

Marshall & O’Hair

M. Zacharakos

A. D. Chew

Ellis Co.

0. F. Overstreet & Son.

Harry Maxwell w

You are invited to join us in upbuilding of a live, alert city. Greencastle is not booming iast growineeuTlOThome 7n GREENCASTLE 8 0Ur " atUral adva,,tages int0 assets ’ our into realities!

The Greencastle Chamber of Commerce

MUNCE BANQUET SPEAKERS

mi—m !RNOK RALSTON, 1 HOMAGE ART, CAKLETON LOCH. AND CHARLES HAVE ACCEPTED INVTTS TO ATTEND PUTNAM H DEMOCRATIC EVENT

snuppj. speeches, from at ir of the men prominent in Polities and an address by ic Indiuia Democratic Womrs aril) mark the Democratic | to be held here on the even-

ing of June 2. The speakers committee have announced that Ex Governor Ralston, Ex-Senator Thomas T. Taggart, Carleton McCulloch, candidate for Governor and Charles Halt, candidate for representative, have accepted invitations to attend the banquet. The selection of a woman of prominence is yet to be announced. With the announcement Tuesday of the members of the several committees in the Herald work at perfecting plans for the banquet are well

nnder way.

WASHBURN CHAPTER OF D. A. R. ELECTS OFFICERS

Miss Virginia Black, regent of the Washhum Chapter of the D. A. R. was a very gracious hostess to the chapter at its meeting Tuesday evenLng, May 18tb. Much important busi. ness was transacted together with the

r 1928-217 Regent Mrs. Anna A. Smith Vice Regent.... Mrs. Helen G. Lucas 2nd Vice Regent.. .Mrs. Grace R. Zeis Recording Secretary.. ..Mrs. Mary Gwinn Hester Corresponding Secretary anti Publicity Chairman . Miss Minnie Williams Treasurer Mrs. Mary B. Wright War Chest Treasurer ...Miss Louella Beckwith Registrar ..Mrs. Clara Florer Lam-

mers.

Assisstant Registrar., ..Mrs. Phila Olds Cole. Historian ..Mrs. Laura F. Stewart. The chair appointed the following committees for decoration day. For Decorating Graves. Mrs. Phila Olds Cole Mrs. Nellie Bridges Flayers Miss Emily Holmes Beckwith For Preparation of Flags etc. Mrs. Ida Corns Pierce

Mrs. Marx Pierce Seller

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Mrs. laura florer hit wait Program Committee Miss. Elizabeth Ames Mrs. Jessie Moore Hawkins Mrs. Helen Gregory Lucas The paper for the evening entitled. “History of the Family of Lafayette” was written by Mrs. Mary Wright and read by Mrs. Grace Zeis.

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PUTNAM COUNTY CLAY SUITABLE TO MAKE PAPER

STATE GEOLOGIST HAS WRITTEN A BOOK ON VALUE OF INDIANA “MUD” IN THE MANU

..Greencastle of some other point in Putnam county might have a paper Mill some time in the future. Dr. W. N. Logan, state geologist has just written a book which has been released for distribution by the Indiana Department of Conservation, in which he declares that news print can he manufactured from kaolin, an Indiana clay. This clay exists in Orange Lawrence, Monroe, Martin, Greene and Clay counties and it is believed that deposits also will be found in Benton, Warren, Fountain, Parke, Montgomery, Putnam, Dubois, Crawford, Perry, and other counties of western and southern Indiana. Kaolin is a clay of peculiar properties which does not discolor when

burned Some kinds of clay have long

been used in putting a line finish on paper and cardboard 1 is the first time that its use i' making of news print has bee! gested. Grant Beasley owns a tract in Martin County that has n enough kaolin to run a plant —and there is a lot more 1 nead!

WANTED: Reliable girl; Goei to right party—Widow ladv-l George Grubb, f>n7 N. Jackson* Greencastle.

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