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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1930
Page
2
The Mikado on WFBM was postponed as several principal actors cannot attend. A new date will be set before year end. City Clerk Snively arranged city offices in the fire department building to open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Tuesday May 5 for Barrett law street tax installments. The Herald misreported an 8:50 p.m. closing.
Tuesday night in the Little Theater will host college orations on the Constitution with speakers from about a dozen Indiana colleges. DePauw senior Franklin Cole will represent the group, with Notre Dame Indiana Manchester Oakland City Wabash Butler Franklin also listed.
Continuation B reports a security probe near the prison gate. Haubrich and senior officers inspected the underground tunnel from the power house to cell blocks. guards patrolled the tunnel tail to the chapel. Officials consider relocating hundreds of inmates to Chillicothe and other jails. Charles Quinlan, Cleveland, labeled bad actor, leads the convicts committee.
Multiple notices advertise for rent or sale including a six room modern house at 605 East Seminary Street by Charles J. Arnold and a four room apartment. Also a corn sale at one dollar per bushel near Zinc Mill Green Castle. Greencastle Hatchery promotes reduced chick prices and vigorous pure bred stock with contact 538 X.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Howard entertained more than forty guests at their State Farm home Monday for a dinner bridge. High score went to Mrs W L Denman who received a sewing cabinet while Ford Lucas won a smoking stand. The Girls Reserves hosted fathers with performances and talks by students and staff, followed by a pre school study group discussion on aesthetics and home building and a Mother and Daughters reading club meeting planned for May 1.
Letha Modlin and clerks at the J. C. Penney Co store are mentioned. The Christian church choir will meet for rehearsal at the church Wednesday at 7 30 PM. Mr and Mrs John Jaqua and family relocate from east Walnut street to the former Dirks residence on east Washington street.
Elder J. W. Wolfe of Orleans will begin preaching at Deer Creek church Friday night and will conduct a baptism service Sunday.
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