Reelsville News Briefs Touch Roads And Picnics
J Hill made a business trip to Greencastle Tuesday. Mrs Guy Smith and children visit H M Smith and wife. Ray Beaman and wife of Brazil visited Co E Hill Sunday. Bridge work is progressing and expected by September 1. Gravel road work underway near Trester and Parish farms. Old school picnic set for August 18 at Methodist church with large crowd expected. Local attendance at Walnut Chapel ice cream social Wednesday. Dr C R Foster hunted squirrels Thursday Mosquitoes chased him from woods.
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J. Hill
Greencastle
Guy Smith
Visting H. M. Smith
Ray Beaman
Brazil
Co. E. Hill
Andy Trester
Parish
Walnut Chapel
C. R. Foster
On With The Show! Arline De Haas in 1929 Color Picture
A synopsis of the musical comedy On With The Show previews its backstage crisis. Backer Durant stalls funds while star Nita French and Kitty struggle as Sam Bloom removes scenery leaving the show near collapse. Jimmy proposes a risky scheme but Jerry vetoes it. Kitty and Jimmy vow to stay united as they face possible Broadway failure.
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Wille Durant
Nita French
Nita
Kitty
Malone
Jimmy
Jerry Connolly
Galaries
Sam Bloom
Jerry
Durant
Jiminy
Sam
Pete
Georgie
Dad
Broadway
Bloom
Kitten
Cloverdale Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Happenings
Cloverdale items record visits by Mr. and Mrs Marvel Polk and daughters of Oaktown to the Burrises. O V Mann recovers from indigestion. A new stone unloader at Cloverdale serves State Road 45. Dr W K Prichard visited Cincinnati on a call and returned. Local moves include Orbie Sanders planning to relocate to Indianapolis. Mrs Laura Opal Branneman, a Real Silk Hosiery employee, visited her parents. Merl and Gladys Rogers, Marjorie Duncan and Albert Duncan families noted. W M S meeting planned August 6 at 2 15 with Mrs Louis Neier. Families and friends enjoyed Riverside Park and visits to Indianapolis homes.
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W. K. Prichard
Cincinnati
Orbie Sanders
South Main Street
Indianapolis
Sanders
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Laura Opal Branneman
William Branneman
Merl Rogers
Gladys Rogers
Martinsville
Marjorie Duncan
Albert Duncan
Duncan
Methodist Hospital
Louis Neier
Lafayette Street
John O'Neil
William
Frederick
Riverside Park
James Evans
Charles Edwards
Edward Whitley
Marie Thompson
Molly Horn
Local Family Notes and Visits Highlight Summer
GreenCaster news notes the Magill couple welcoming a daughter on July 27. Louise Jones returns from a relatives visit. James Dykes and son go home to Detroit after a visit. Mrs. Walter Reeves and Mrs. Will Fry are among visitors. Lockey Hurst visits D W Hurst. Robert Scobee visits sister Mrs. William Arnold who is ill near Fillmore.
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Herman Magill
Louise Jones
James Dykes
Detroit
Walter Reeves
Will Fry
Lockey Hurst
D. W. Hursts
Robert Scobee
William Arnold
Fillmore
Mae Costello mother of Dolores and Helene dies in Beverly Hills
Mae Costello stage star and early motion picture actress dies at her Beverly Hills home from a heart ailment. Her daughters Dolores and Helene Costello, both screen players, are at her bedside. She had divorced Maurice Costello two years earlier.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Mae Costello
Dolores
Helene Costello
Lyon Family Visits Kin in Worthington
Mr and Mrs J D Lyon and sons Robert and John Jr spent Sunday in Worthington visiting Mrs Lyon's sister Mrs Ira Arnold and family Mrs Forest McFarland and son Bernard Dale were in Greencastle last Saturday Threshing is all done in this neighborhood
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J. D. Lyon
Robert
John Jr
Worthington
The Herald Greencastle history and offering details
The Herald, established as the Star and Democrat in 1868 and published daily except Sunday, lists offices at 17-19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana with Charles J Arnold proprietor LeRoy Bee city editor Roy Evans. Subscription rates shown: $3.50 outside Putnam County and $3.50 in Putnam by mail yearly. 10 cents weekly by Greencastle carrier.
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Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Roy Evans
Isesssveees
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Bible School and Worship Schedule at Union Church
Bible school begins 9 30. Morning worship with Lord's Supper and a sermon by Mr Bruner at 10 40. Service lasts one hour. Union Young People meet 6 30. Union church service 7 50 at First Christian Church. Slides from The King of Kings shown. Public invited.
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Bible School
Mr. Bruner
Union Young People’s
Union
First Christian Church
Presbyterian Church Notices in Martinsville Area
Church school at 9 30 a m G B ass t supt Morning Worship at 10 35 a m Rev Elmer J VanLare pastor Martinsville will occupy the pulpit Young People meeting at 6 50 and worship at 7 30 in the Christian church Rev B H Bruner in charge of service
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G. &. Black Ass’t
Elmer J. VanLare
Presbyterian Church
Martinsville
Christian Church
B. H. Bruner
Methodist Church Announces Schedule with Sermon Series
The Methodist Episcopal Church displays a calendar: church school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 40 with sermon Followers of Jesus Epworth League at 6 30 p m union evening service at 7 30 p m at the Christian church featuring pictures of The King of Kings August official board meeting Wednesday at 7 50 Sr Taylor returns from Epworth League institute work in the West and will preach in the morning.
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Jesus
Epworth League
Christian Church
Sr. Taylor
Epworth League Institute
Nazarene Church Services Led by Clarence Talbert
Reverend Clarence and Bertha Talbert lead the Nazarkene Church with Sabbath School at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 11 45. A Young People’s meeting follows at 6 30 p m and evening worship at 7 30 p m. A Thursday prayer meeting is scheduled for 7 30 p m. All are welcome.
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Nazarkene
Clarence
Bertha Talbert
First Baptist Church notices and service schedule
Sunday school at 9 30 morning service at 10 30 sermon by William J Crowder subject The Fruit of the Spirit Young People's Union at 6 50 evening union service at 7 30 led by Rev Bra ner at the Christian Church
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Young People’s Union
The
Christian Church
Rev. Braner
Brick Chapel M. B. Church Sunday services and reports
Brick Chapel M. B. Church holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11. The pastor will deliver the sermon and a joint League church service is planned for 7:45 p.m. Delegates from Battle Ground Epworth League institute will present their reports.
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League
Battle Ground Epworth League Institute
Glimpse of Institute Life At Battle Ground
Eight youths attended all sessions of the institute held at Battle Ground for a full week while four church members joined part time. Pastor attended only opening and closing sessions due to summer studies at DePauw University marking his fourteenth institute with twelve full-time attendances. The group advances in Sunday school Epworth League and church work led by Sunday-school superintendent Charles Hendricks Epworth League president Miss Eilene Scobee and minister Charles R Query.
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DePauw University
Battle Ground
Epworth League
Charles Hendricks
Eilene Scobee
Charles R. Query
Sunday Lesson Sermon Focuses On Love and Providence
Christian Science services outline the weekly Lesson Sermon on Love with citations from Matthew 6 about God feeding and caring for all creatures. The text from Science and Health emphasizes prayer aligning with the divine order and the futility of altering the science of being through prayer.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Foldy
Ida Putt and Robert Armstrong Attend Washburn Reception
Mrs Ida Putt and her brother Robert Armstrong, who went to the reception for her daughter Mrs Thomas Wallace and husband at the home of Mr Wallace in Washburn, Indiana, returned home Saturday evening after a large turnout of relatives and friends at the funeral of the occasion.
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Ida Putt
Robert Armstrong
Thomas Wallace
Washburn
Local Obituaries and Social Notes Chronicle August Gatherings
The narrative records multiple deaths and family notices from a Indiana area. James A. Rice is mourned with funeral attendance by James Burford family and Rose Burford of Frankfort. Relatives Ralph Payne, Ell a Rich, and the Payne and Anderson families are ministerial visitors and travelers to and from Lafayette Indianapolis and Washington DC for various events including a Franklin Stuart wedding. A nurse is summoned for Mrs. Dodds, while Mr and Mrs Arlee Faller host Sunday visitors Lodell Rogers Izola Dorothy Rogers and companions.
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James A. Rice
Ralph Payne
Russell Payne
Lafayette
Lulu
Barr
Pay Anderson
Kate Anderson
Ella Walsh
Washington, D. C
Sam Dodds
Glenn Rogers
Lodell
Izola
Dorothy Rogers
Arlee Faller
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