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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1931

Page

3

First Christian Church Service Schedule and Revival

Bible study at 9 30 a m to 10 20 a m. worship 10 20 to 10 45 a m with choir music and sermon by Mr Bruner on The Beginnings of the Church. Members signed up recently will be received. Christian Endeavor supper, 6 0 0 p m. Evening worship with Presbyterian church at 7 50 p m with Rev Raphael preaching. All members urged to attend.

Bruner Presbyterian Church Christian Church Raphael

Nazarene Church Service Schedule Notice

Rev Clarence and Bertha Talbert invite with Sabbath School at 9 30 a m Morning worship at 11 45 a m Young People's meeting at 6 30 p m Evening worship 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m All are welcome to attend

Methodist Church Service Schedule and Leaders

Church services listed with Dr. Albert E. Monger as minister Prof Van Denman Thompson as organist and choir director Church school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 40 with sermon Reality in Worship High School Epworth League at 6 30 Vesper service at 6 30 University chair Dean R G McCutchan sermon Changing Semaphore Signals

Methodist Episcopal Church Albert E. Monger van Denman Thompson Wm. M. Blanchard Meharry Hall Epworth R. G. McCutchan

Presbyterian Church Events With Minister Raphael

The Presbyterian Church presents a session meeting at 10:15 in the manse to receive members, morning worship at 10:35, and observance of the Lord's Supper with member reception. Taxis C E at 6:30, union service at 7:50 p.m. Christian Church. Mr Raphael to speak on "An Abiding Presence." Junior C BE at 1:45 Monday afternoon.

G. B. Manhart Taxis C. E Christian Church Raphael Will

First Baptist Church Welcomes Putnam Youth Conference

William J. Crowder preaches at 10 40 morning worship about The Spirit of Consecrated Youth with special music from the Young People's Conference. Ingathering Day observed and invitations to membership extended. Junior Intermediate and Senior B Y P U recorded over 80 attendees last Sunday.

Putnam County Young People’s Conference

Township Trustee Report Details Jackson Township Indiana

The Jackson Township Indiana annual report outlines receipts and disbursements for the year ending December 31 1930 from the township funds including general fund road fund special school fund tuition fund and S A ro admonitory financial balances and warrants. It lists numerous individuals and items such as teaching stipends janitorial costs transit expenses and supplies with totals and final balances reported. The trustee J F Case swears the figures are correct and that all funds were properly handled.

Clark Wilson Same Roxie Dodds Irene Miller James Burk Lona Bell Arthur Witt Trams Incm Delano, Bor American Surety Cos Bond Ruth Wilson Teach J C John Miler Vans Ev Se George F. Crain Neal Elliott Shed John Malicout B. Higgins C. A. Keek A. Wilkinson Pat John Miller O. H. Greist Retir Fund J. F. Cage Sal Otto Bymaster Athel Bridges Q. B. Blaydes J. W. Eggers Mabel Smythe Leslie Miller John Ferkins Joseph Case Labor and Grrl Chester Pickett John Perkins Walter Stewart L. C. Lasley Charley Allen Trene Miller Robert Johnston J. F. Case Robbins & Son C. B. Sheckles Hanna Edgar Blaydes A. O. Farrow Jd. F. Case Raymond Lasley Joe Dean Labor Roachdale Bank M. Stewart Russell Huckstep C. A. Keck Thelma Cooper Came Busenbark Grain Co O. B. Blaydes Janes Burk Wab Val. Bee. Co Otto Stewart Ota Bell the Banner the Herald C. Lasley Frank Clouse P. Kendall Fee J. Weeny Son D. H. Goble Val. H C. B. Blay Geogohn Perkins Ed. Blaydes J. P. Kendall B. Blaydes Chas. McGaughey Legal F. Case G. W. Trewin Sonr Terror Joseph Loka O. M. Stewart T A Rent Ison Busenhark Grain Co C. B. Jarvis Fence Keck Oil Grant Allen Almie Sanders Dede Bell Gravel Pearson Piano Co Ed Blaydes Willis Music Co Kiger Co Valley Elec. Co B. M. Algood Roahdale Bank Ira Holland John Case J. P. Kendall & Co Tabor E. Cramer Putnany Co Perry Gordon Lab George Frazier Putnam Co Pearson Plano Co George Miller Ed. Crosby Bae Oa Sai Poe Chesley McFerran Int iWab Val. Elee. Co Servier Ott Farrow J. W. Byger Coul Standard Oil Co Ivense Haul Dode Bell Walter Jeffries Frank Edwards Labor Peiverss Ree Special School Fund Frank Moreland Stanley Sanders Wood Swhn Perkins John B. Gough Gieg Macat Vnsa el Seh Vonnegut Hardware Mlaydes Cravel Grider Forest Clark Insurance Julia Case James Grider Bua Sons Fund Eas Trana Balanc Joseph Ere Sanat J. B. Case Salex Bulee Stee Elliott Brog Frank Booker Trany Beys Ask’ Fund Johin Perkins Jaw Matel Smythe Waching I. J. F. Case Jackson Township Putnam County Indiana Thia Township

Mischievous masquerade ends with marriage hopefuls

In a comic scene Charley Wykeham and Jack Chesney seek to wed Miss Spettigue's fortune heiress Donna Lucia with Sir Francis and Mr Spettigue vying for the match. Babbs pretends to be Donna Lucia while romance and comic mischief unfold at the dinner, culminating in proposals and a sly altercation over a dinner misadventure.

Sir Francis Babs Spettigue Babbs Jack Tie Charley Iris Miss Spettiigue Charley Wykeham Miss Verdun Jack Chesney Kitty Spottigue Miteriere Epettigue Hbabbs Francis Rose Sam France Thesney Babb Irls Brazil Mr. Spetticue Donna Luciat Demrma Fravers Babbia Sir Francis Ana Sho Francis Wok Reon Lucia Recentric Francia Habba Donna Lucia Mois Francis

No Longer Self Sufficient Aids From Advertising Rise

The piece traces a shift from historical home production to industrial interdependence, arguing advertising teaches of available foods and their quality. It highlights canned spinach and peaches as examples, noting scientific validation by the AMA and praising the can opener as a symbol of economic progress and time saving.

Charles S. Mohler Hygeia American Medical Association Reese Joe Spaghetti John Vantercourt Joe John New York California Wisconsin Committee On Foods The

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