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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1929
Page
4
Morning worship at 10 40 features the sermon titled Fugitives From God and a quartet. Evening program includes Christian Endeavor High School and Young People groups at 6 20 and a service with questions about hell belief and church member locations followed by a brief sermon Eldad the Prophet by Mr Broner.
The Presbyterian Church plans Sunday School at 9 20 a m with Prof G B Manhart as superintendent. Morning Worship at 10 25 a m includes Lord's Supper and reception of members. Evening service at 7 20 p m features Landmarks and Corner Stones. Session meets at 6 20 in the Manse to receive applicants for membership. Junior C E Thursday at 4 pm with Betty Ann Kausman Annie Marie Eitel. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 20 pm led by Ruth Ellington Helen Weber. Devotional Thursday 7 30 pm.
Sunday school at 9 20 A M worship at 10 45 A M with Dr F W Mueller speaking on a message from the Board of Home Missions. Epworth League devotional meetings at 6 20 P M evening worship at 7 20 P M Dr Taylor to discuss Successful Living and its guiding path. Dr Mueller has long served with the Home Mission and Church Extension Board.
First Baptist Church led by Davies, Minister, announces Sunday School at 9:30 with Kenneth Todd as superintendent. Morning worship at 10:40 on the theme Doing the Truth. B Y P U at 6:30, evening service at 7:20 with the topic Answering God's Call. Thursday marks the annual meeting with officer elections and business, lunch about 6, and members urged to attend. Associational Men's Brotherhood will meet at Plainfield Tuesday evening with hopes for attendance by many church men.
Sabbath School at 9 30 a m Morning worship at 11 46 a m Young People meeting 6 30 p m Evening worship 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m Rev Clarence and Wertha Talbert pastors cordially invite all attendees.
The Lesson-Sermon for all Churches of Christ, Scientist on Sunday April 24 centers on probation after death. Key citations include Titus 2 11 18 about salvation and godly living and passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy discussing the spiritual nature of life beyond death and limits of material sense.
A. L. Dobbs of Consolidated Tire & Battery Co. touts modern service stations over old slip shops. He notes trained staff, better equipment, and wide tire stocks from Goodyear, plus personalized service to maximize tire mileage and performance. He invites motorists to inspect the facilities.
Vesper concert Sunday afternoon April 28 1929 at 3 45 in Heharry Hall features Vernon Sheffield performing a program including Beethoven Op 101 Sonata Alabien Liszt The Nightingale Chopin Polonaise Op 26 No 1 Chopin Scherzo Op 20 Stoessel La media noche Scriabine Poeme Op 32 No 1 D Ind y Etude Op 23 No 2 Rubinstein See Wetz after supper for the best in cats Adv
Continuation notes describe a lawn fete on Middle campus given to the Y WCA. Customs and traditions have grown around the Maidens Day act at DePluw, now rivaling Old Gold Day, the fall celebration in which men participate.
Prof Francis C Tilden of DePauw University will deliver the principal address at the Indianapolis Browning Society meeting at All Souls Unitarian church on May 7 in honor of Browning birthday He will speak again in Indianapolis on May 20 at the United Brotherhood First Baptist church He also has May 15 at the City Federation of Clubs in Columbus City May 14 mothers and daughters banquet of Purdue and Lafayette Theta club in Lafayette and four high school commencement talks in Boswell Indiana Hayworth Illinois Catlin DL and Monrovia dates.
Daisy Sullivan an 18 year old prisoner serving two to fourteen years for forging a 240 check was denied a new trial by Greene Circuit Judge Thom as Van Buskirk at Greene County Court. The judge said he must impose sentence after guilty plea and would recommend a pardon to Governor Leslie once Daisy is cured of a prison doctors reported disease and placed in an Indianapolis home.
Wabash defeated DePauw 4 to 3 in baseball on McKeenfield as McCullough allowed five hits but DePauw rallied. In tennis DePauw swept 7 0 and in golf DePauw edged Wabash 21 3 with singles and doubles close scores.
Freshmen baseball squads from DePauw and Wabash clash at Crawfordville Monday afternoon. The rivalry between the freshman teams mirrors the varsity season with keen competition expected.
The state awards Bloomington firm Mustard & Curry Construction a contract to build a modern one story bathhouse at McCormick Creek Bathing Pool in McCormick State Park near Spencer Indiana. The $15000 project aims for completion by July 1 and serves about 500 bathers. Park attendance rose from 11904 in 1927 to 23216 in 1928 with a new bath area expected to draw more visitors from Indianapolis Bloomington Bedford Columbus Greencastle Terre Haute Sullivan and Washington.
American Association games included Indianapolis 1 over Minneapolis 0 and Kansas City 7 over Columbus 5. Toledo 7 over Milwaukee 6. St Paul gi over Louisville 0. American League results saw St Louis 7 over Chicago 3. Philadelphia 5 over New York 2. Cleveland 11 over Detroit 5. Boston 2 over Washington 1. National League games had Boston 4 over New York 2. Chicago 9 over Pittsburgh 6. Brooklyn 7 over Philadelphia 6. St. Louis 9 over Cincinnati 2.
Mr and Mrs James Sinclair of Cloverdale return from wintering with Prof and Mrs Elbert Allen of Moorehill Ky They were joined by the Allens Mr and Mrs C T Shaw and Mrs Allen Wiley and son Bobby of Bloomington visit Cloverdale then Martinsville to see Mr Wiley in a sanitarium Also Mr and Mrs Marvel Pope and daughter of Oaktown spent Sunday with the Burrises Mrs Molly Horn accompanied them Dr Willard Foster of Zionsville visited on Wednesday and Mr and Mrs Oscar Patrick were in Bloomington on Monday.
Love in a Mist a three act comedy by Rives and Emery has been selected as the DePauw senior class production to be staged June 7 and 8. Tryouts for the cast May 7 under Ethel Morris. The show, once considered for May Day, stars Diana a charming society woman whose compulsive lying causes pain but leads to reform after marriage.
Indiana Kiwanis clubs posted an average March attendance of 80.5 percent per the district secretary. Lafayette and Greenfield reached 100 percent while the lowest club averaged 44.4 percent. Division six led with 84.7 percent, division two second with 82.9, division three third with 81.8, division four fifth with 81.3, and divisions one and five tied at 76.2. The group aims to boost membership and attendance amid a three month trend of decline despite one new Rochester club.
Residents of Greencastle are alerted after a counterfeit five dollar note was found in Crawfordsville. Similar fakes appeared in Danville Illinois, suggesting a gang operates in the area. The Lincoln portrait note imitates red and blue threads with thin ink lines and is easy to spot on close inspection.
The Bellamy Trial arrives Sunday at Granada Theatre and stars Leatrice Joy as the leading murder defendant with George Barraud and Kenneth Thompson in key roles. A crowd of screen talents appears as the case unfolds amid dramatic suspense and a final reveal that clears innocent persons.
William Powell plays Philip Veaze a dashing roue in the Paramount all talking picture Interference opening at the VanCastle theatre for two days. Evelyn Brent portrays Deborah Kane who pursues Powell after a war report of his death.
A tangled tale follows Miss Brent wife of Sit trayed of Brook who attempts to blackmail John Marlay and Doris Kenyon as Powell loves Kenyon. Marlay and Kenyon share a past affair. The plot aims to protect happiness by thwarting the scheme in a dramatic climax.
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