Baptist Church Evening Prayer Meeting Notice
The prayer meeting service will be held at the Baptist Church tonight at 7 30 o clock in the auditorium. The pastor wishes to meet those who wish to take up teacher training work, members of the Win One League. Choir practice following service. The Co Workers of the Baptist Church will meet with Mrs Otto Rector 514 South Jackson Street Friday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock.
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The
Baptist Church
the Baptist Church
Otto Rector
South Jackson Street
Local Visitors Stop In From Indianapolis Terre Haute and Mt. Meridian
Miss Ruth Buis of Terre Haute daughter of Mr and Mrs John Buis visits east of Greencastle. Miss Jane Lawton of Indianapolis stays with her mother Mrs R A Lawton. Miss Lessie O Neal of Mt Meridian visits sister Mrs John Tharpe on Beveridge street. Prof Bundy meets teacher training class at Locust Street Church 6:30 PM then prayer meeting at 7:30. Mrs Margaret Godwin and daughter Vivian return home on South Indiana Street after extended visit in Louisville.
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Ruth Buis
Terre Haute
John Buis
Greencastle
Jane Lawton
Indianapolis
R. A. Lawton
Lessie O'Neal
Mt. Meridian
John Tharpe
Beveridge Street
Margaret Godwin
Vivian Godwin
South Indiana Street
Louisville
Fire call procedure notice issued by John A. Friend
Please post this instruction near phones for fire calls. Call phone 41 and provide name street and house number. Have a person stand ready to flag responders at the home. Lack of information may delay response and costs may rise. Signed John A. Friend Fire Dept.
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John A. Friend
Fire Dept
Automobile license blanks and notary service offered
Hazel M. Lear notary public at the Herald Office offers automobile and truck license blanks and urges placing orders before the rush. Bring your certificate of registration. Also advertises apples with prices for wine sap and Grimes Golden varieties from J. E.
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Herald Office
Hazel M. Lear
Willard Service Station Adds Vulcanizing Outfit
WM. McDONALD proprietor of the Willard Service Station on the north side of the Square announces the installation of a complete vulcanizing outfit and a generator and starter service. He is now in a position to give best service in these lines.
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WM. McDonald
Willard
Grocery Prices and Trade Offers From Local Market
A list shows prices for sugar 25 pounds at 1.55, flour 80 cents, prunes two pounds at 25 cents, salt fish three pounds at 25 cents, Karo syrups and honeys, bulk oats, navy beans four pounds, Winesap apples at 25 cents per pound, Grimes Golden apples at 25 cents per pound, Luna and Ivory soaps, Kirk’s Flake White, pork and beans two cans, assorted oranges at 25 cents per dozen, with a note that 2 cents above market price is paid for eggs in trade.
Nomination Confirmed for Fletcher as Ambassador to Belgium
The senate on Wednesday confirmed Henry P. Fletcher, undersecretary of state, as ambassador to Belgium and William J. O'Toole of West Virginia as minister to Paraguay.
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Jean Washington
Henry P. Fletcher
Belgium
Senate
William J. O'Toole
West Virginia
Paraguay
Photos by Electric Light in 1844 Revealed by Foucaul
The Royal Microscopical Society received a frame with six micro daguerreotypes made with electric light by Leon Foucault in 1844. The pieces are among the oldest photographs and demonstrate early use of electric illumination in scientific study. Original plates carry the date 1844 and Foucault’s signature.
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Royal Microcopical Society
M. Nace
Freme
Savant
Leon Foucanvit
Leon Foucault
Local Notes From Stop 37 Community
James Beaman called on Web Mullinix on Monday. Gilbert Girton hauled hay for George Young on Monday and Tuesday. Miss Lottie Allbright called on Miss Dollie L Young on Tuesday. Miss Myrtle Burkett visited Reelsville on Tuesday. Henry Allbright hauled coal from Harmony on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Vernie Beaman of Limedale spent Monday with Sam Beaman. Sam Beaman butchered hogs on Tuesday. Frank Reberger of Stop 29 visited Wednesday. Butler school dismissed Wednesday. Henry Albright visited Reelsville Thursday. Miss Frances J Beaman and Dollie L Young visited the Butler school Thursday. Mr and Mrs Simpson P Best spent Sunday with Matilda Beaman. Charles Young spent Sunday with home folks. George Young visited his son in law My James Beaman Sunday evening.
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James Beaman
Gilbert Girton
George Young
Lottie Allbright
Dollie L. Young
Myrtle Burkett
Reelsville
Henry Allbright
Harmony
Vernie Beaman
Limedale
Sam Beamans
Henry Albright
Frances J. Beaman
Butler School
Simpson P. Best
Matilda Beaman
Charles Young
Hog Prices Fall at Local Livestock Market Opening
Hogs opened 25 cents lower at 7.85 to 8.50 dollars with general sales 8.00 to 8.50. Pigs at 8.50 down, sows 6.75 down. Indy's receipts 7,500 hogs with 6,000 to locals and 2,? outsiders. Cattle weak, calves up 0.50 to 13.00 down, sheep and lambs steady with good lambs at 12.50.
Woman's Bible Class Plans Friday Meeting at 2:30
The Woman's Bible Class of the College Avenue Sunday school will hold its monthly meeting with Mrs. J. P. D. John Friday afternoon at 2 30. Members please note change of meeting place.
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Woman's Bible Class
College Avenue Sunday School
J. P. D. John
Sounding stones in Churu memorial and Irish musical bridge
In Churu birthplace of Confucius a gray oolitic limestone stone covers an incense dish before the tomb of his grandson and rings like bronze when struck. Similar sounding stones exist in Ireland's Co rick bridge in County Mayo where the coping stones emit a musical note when struck.
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Churu
Confucius
Corick
County Mayo
Ireland
Radioactivity of Snow Report From Paris Study
Paris researchers publish a summary of French experiments on Boulorene snow from last winter. They note fresh snow shows radioactivity soon after fall, declines as it ages, and snow on roofs retains activity slightly longer.
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Paris
Boulorene
Enow
Sun Temperature and Brightness Measured in Historical Terms
The sun’s temperature is described as eighteen thousand degrees on a Pahrenheit scale, about ninety times higher than humanly achievable. Its surface light is five hundred and three hundred times more intense than molten metal in a Bessemer converter, and compared with an oxyhydrogen flame it radiates about one hundred and forty six times the brightness of lime light.
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Ford
Henry Ford
Detroit
Desgate
Ford Motor Company
King, Morrison-Foster Co
Prof. Bundy
Locust Street Church
Ford Lucas
Grimes
J. E
Nance’s Creamery
Chichester
Varsi
Eges
J. E. Cash
East Side Square
Sam Beaman
Frank Reberger
Stop
J. F. Cannon & Co
Kuppenheimer
the Herald
Opera House
A. Cook
Mgr
Elaine Hammerstein
Innes ‘Paylor
Shadowlad
Samuel Goldwyn
Katharine Newlin Burt
Matty Rousert
Cascara Gioom
Ouinine O
Mr. Hill
Mill, Company
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DePauw
Livstock
Indiana Loan Company
Donner
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