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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1919

Page

3

Second Coming Theme Dominates Locust Street Sermon

Rev E R Carswell at Locust Street M E church spoke on the second coming of Christ. He cited biblical chronology claiming Christ will appear twice more, first for seven years then for a thousand years. Haven O Rear sang Flee as a Bird. Miss Eula Jones visited Plainfield relatives.

E. R. Carswell Locust Street M. E Carswell Christ Earth Haven O'Rear Greencastle Eula Jones Central National Bank Plainfield

Car Trouble and Local Cabals: Greencastle News

Greencastle residents report minor incidents and travel updates. A man named Clay O’Hair abandoned a new Ford after tire trouble near the Big Four arch. others vacationing include Dr. J. A. Throop family at Lake Manitou and Cleve Thomas party at Lake Wawasee. Community activities cover church groups, a homecoming at Brick Chapel, a marriage and birth announcement, and an upcoming Greencastle band concert on the square.

Clay O'Hair Clay J. A. Throop Ralph Knoll Lake Manitou Cleve Thomas Roy Hillis West Washington Street Jeffras Brick Chapel M. E Greencastle Pail Cherry Anderson Street Robert Eugene Ralph Overstreet Indianapolis Bernice Hammond William Hammond Elmer Stratton Langdon Book Store

Local Social and Incident Notes from Indianapolis and Greencastle

The Rev. A. M. Hootman is in Indianapolis on business. Frank King of the First National Bank visited friends in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cooper and son George drove to Terre Haute. Robert Blake, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Blake, fell from a clothes line and broke his left arm. Dr. W. M. McGaughey treated him. Mr. and Mrs. John Pollett of Weyland were in Greencastle. The Y M C A Locust Street church group will meet Tuesday evening at 7 with Miss Eulalia Fox at her Bloomington Street home. mites boxes are to be taken.

Marian Hinkle Frances Lucille Goldie Raymond Cox John R. Thompson Lafayette Hinkle Thompson Frank Gilmore Terre Haute Henry Werneke Lloyd Grose Elyria Werneke Alice Werneke Heny Werneke Crawfordsville Glen Sears Greencastle Tennessee Joe Sears Indiana Street Harry Maxwell Indianapolis College Avenue Church R. A. Ogg South Locust Street George E. Black Lois Laura Hinton The Telephone Company F. A. Hays Louis Fred Hays R. B. Albaugh Stamps, Ark Albert Albaugh H.C. Allen Chicago James Zeis Washington House of Representatives James Everett Sanders G. J. Christie Agricultural Department Putnam County Farmers’ Association Putnam County Farmers Greencastle Commercial Club Hazelett Woods Farmers’ Organization Greencastle Township State Department Putnam County Farmers’ Association of Frank Wallace J. F. Stevens E. J. Lewis Princeton Detroit Robert O'Hair Stevens O'Hair Joe P. Allen, Jr Ed. Hibbitt Ed. Davis Edith Whitted F. S. Whitted Central Business College Elijah Young Roachdale Elijah Graham North Jackson Street Crescent Club Robert Browning John O. Leachman Coatesville George Christie Central Trust Company W. A. Shelly Elm Street Charles Sudranski Public Square D. H. Cusick Gertrude Forrest Cooper W. O. Timmons Cooper Car A. M. Hootman Frank King First National Bank Friends Albert Cooper George Robert Blake Geoge Blake W. M. McGaughey John Pollett Waveland Locust Street Eulalia Fox Bloomington Street

Nazarene Tent Meeting Attracts Large Crowds And Prayers

A Nazarene tent meeting drew a large audience with Evangelist Minnie Morris leading the morning service in prayer for a man seeking salvation. Effie Moore spoke on the prodigal son in the afternoon, urging openness to the Holy Spirit. Nightly sermons attracted about 1,000 worshipers with four seekers praying at the altar. services continue daily at 2:30 and 7:45.

Nazarene Minnie Morris Effie Moore

Classified Adverts Offer Wood and Jobs in Greencastle

Wood supply from Barnaby's mill. Phone 10. Wanted boy to learn printer's trade at Herald office. Farm loans abstracts of title by Vestal of Dobbs Vestal office Greencastle Ind. Help wanted for Putnam county part time or full time. Address "X" The Herald Greencastle Ind. Pasture for fifty years long cattle for rent. Paul Hurst Greencastle Route 6. 2t-pd

Ses Am. B. Vestal Dobbs & Vestal Real Estate Office Greencastle Ind Putnam County the Herald Paul Hurst Herald Office

O'Daniel and Shephri ll settle debts before August 10

Notice asks debtors to call and settle open account notes before August 10 as O'Daniel and Shepron proceed to close business. Also ads seek Herald office help in writing and general housework for six dollars weekly. Items found include a Sigma Delta Psi pin and a cuff button with charges for advertisement. A smoke product ad and a new garage opening near Belle Union are noted.

Sigma Delta Psi Herald Office

Miss Pear Young Departs for Nashville Visit

Miss Pear Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milligan Young, leaves today for Nashville Tennessee to visit her brother Mr. U S Youre and his wife.

Miss Pear) Young Milligan Young Nashville Tenn U. S. Youre

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