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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1930
Page
3
Two trucks described for school bus use include a 1928 Chevrolet Truck and Cab at an off price of $250 in excellent condition. Also listed is a 1928 International Truck with Cab and Steel Dump Bed, six speed forward, nearly new with 32x6-10 ply tires and a willing demonstration of value.
Tow truck with cab and stake body, oversize rear tires offered for 75 dollars. Terms available on request.
Open evenings notice for L. and H. Chevrolet Sales Inc located at 115 North Jackson Street. Address likely serves customers with after hours visits and inquiries.
Maysville residents Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Modlin visited with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Johnson and family. Various locals including Conrad Temple, the Weller family of Portland, and the Kendell, Stewart, Allgood and Elliott households spent time with relatives and friends across nearby towns.
Fred Beck and Charles Beck traveled west with the Summers family from Bridgeport and Carol Summers. They toured southern Indiana eastern Kentucky and part of Ohio reporting a drier climate than at home. Several local residents visited relatives or called on friends including Orville Michaels, George and Landis Montgomery, Clifford Shinn, Card Summers, Frank Rogers, Bert Miller and families Nellie and Nola Baker in Indianapolis and the Sliths near Zionsville.
Eld. Ben Elston of Louisiana preached at West Union Sunday evening. Marion Wright Amelia Elling Eva Vicoson and Fannie Sims were guests of Scott Irwin family Sunday. Ray Evens is our scientific bee expert appreciated by beekeepers. George Amers of Terre Haute visited parental homesteads last Saturday. Mr Amers parents live on Earl Ellis place. Mrs Amers is the...
Community notes detail camping trips by Andrew and Lou Thomas and cousins at Eel river, visits by Mrs. Eva Nicoson to Mrs. Ivan Ruark, and Polk Milk Company deliveries announced in Indianapolis. The administrator's sale of Mrs. Emmet R Wright's personal property occurred last Tuesday with most items selling well. Eld. Ben Elston of Louisiana will preach at Long Branch on Sunday and Saturday evening prior.
Miss Ivola Rogers of Indianapolis stayed with cousin Mrs. Arlie Fuller and husband Robert Thompson who returned from Los Angeles. Mrs. Dora Hyten and Miss Hallie Sidener of Ladoga visited Hyten sisters. M C Edwards was elected to fill the Brookshire vacancy and Glenn Irwin re elected to the Cemetery Board. Mrs. W F Franklin of Danville attended the Grider school reunion at Fincastle. Dr. C N Stroube recovering from the flu.
Shor ae Bible school at 9 thirty? o'clock with worship and Lord's Supper at 10 20 a m. In August during the minister's absence Brother Ira E Cowling will preside at worship and the Lord's Supper. No supply preachers. High school Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Union evening service at 7 30 in the Presbyterian church.
Church school at 9 30 a m led by Marel Davis superintendent Morning worship at 10 40 with musical program Young people meet at Presbyterian church 6 45 p m Evening worship at 7 30 union service in Presbyterian church William J Crowder minister directs the activities.
Rev Clarence and Bertha Talbert pastors invite all to Sabbath School at 9 30 a m worship at 11 45 a m Young People 6 30 p m Evening service 7 30 p m and Thursday prayer meeting at 7 20 p m Everyone cordially invited to attend.
The Methodist and Presbyterian churches announce services with Dr Albert E Monger and Van Denman Thompson leading music. Morning worship at 10 40 sermon The Old vs the New by Prof F C Tilden. Union Young People gathering 6 45 and 7 30 with talks recitations duets and singing.
Morning worship set for 10 35 with Prof G E Manhart as superintendent. Union evening service at 7 50 led by the church’s Young People with all churches participating. speaker G E Black.
Mae Stages and daughter Merle spent Saturday in Greencastle. Mrs Steveson of Lebanon visited Thos Solomon over the weekend. Fred Rogers family attended the Ader Reunion at Bainbridge gym. Pertle Smith visited home folks Sunday. Wood cutters worked on Wren Solomon’s farm for Mrs James Hylton. Oliver reunion set for the third Sunday in August at Bainbridge schoolhouse. Myrtle Zimmerman visited Mrs Charles Dever Sunday afternoon. Annie Dever returned to Flint Michigan Wednesday. Gray Mae Stages and daughter Merle called on Clay Oliver and Aunt Jas Stages Friday. Kate Oliver was there Saturday.
The Herald published in Greencastle Indiana notes its publisher Charles J Arnold and postal details. It lists subscription rates by rail in Putnam County five dollars yearly outside Putnam three fifty and greencastle carrier ten cents per week with advertising rates on application.
Greencastle to Bloomington bus line Crawford Hotel stop listed with contact 373. Departure from Greencastle and arrival times shown 10 40 and 2 40 respectively.
The Foreign Legion company trudges through scorching sands after brutal combat with Rift tribesmen. Private Mac reveals a guarded interest in a woman named Marie, while Griff teases about meeting her, hinting at lingering tensions and morale amid fatigue.
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