Weekend Visit From New York Attorney Prominent Fig
Mr and Mrs Ralph Gwinn of New York plan a weekend with Mrs Gwinns sister Mrs A V O Danigis on East Seminary Street. Ray Bland of Fontanet is charged in Putnam Circuit Court by Mrs Currie M Brown with defrauding. A warrant was issued for Bland in Vigo County. The Alpha O Alliance Club meets Saturday at 3 at their sorority house on South Locust Street. Rev W E Gill and George Coffman attended the funeral of David Kennedy in Cloverdale. Edgar Prevo was in Terre Haute on business. A Sherrill reports recent car sales including an Essex sedan to Frank Jones and a Dodge transfer truck to Harry Crawford. James Best was ruled insane and committed to hospital care. Prudential Insurance suit against Mary Taylor and others yields a verdict for $5,415.17. Nathan Call named receiver with a $500 bond. Roy Hillis and Mrs Lee Reeves spent Friday in Indianapolis. A United States Civil Service exam notice lists Green Castle among testing sites with applications due February 8, 1928. Edward Watts sale at Watts Farm draws large turnout. Deceased’s estate goods sold. Prof Edward R Bartlett to speak at a Religious Education meeting February 2 in South Bend. Beck Sales Co unloads new Chevrolets at the Pennsylvania tracks. Frank Overhalser returns after Chevrolet School in Cincinnati. Carol Shoultz unable to complete exams due to lighting but will finish next week. Mrs Charles Marshall returns from Indianapolis with sister Mrs Sarah Montgomery staying briefly. Mrs Dwyer remains critically ill at the Abrams home. Charles Neff, recovering from pneumonia, goes home. Margaret Gilmore to visit Indianapolis to see Mitzi.
School of Missions at First Christian Church Begins Next Sunday
Beginning next Sunday evening the First Christian Church will conduct a six Sunday School of Missions with four classes for Adults juniors high school and Young People's groups. Pastor B H Bruner teaches the adult class using New Paths For Old Purposes. Prof E R Bartlett leads the youth class using The Adventure of the Church. Supt. Warren J. Yount directs the high school group with Playing Square With Tomorrow. A 7:30 p.m. Sunday service follows each class with Mrs. W. W. Cunningham of India as speaker next week.
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First Christian Church
Young People's Christian Endeavor Societies
B. H. Bruner
Margaret E. Burton
E. R. Bartlett
DePauw ‘University
Warren J. Yount
Edioate
Fred Eastman
Woman's Missionary Society
W. W. Cunningham
India
Debates Named for Coed Teams with Butler Miami and Wittenburg
Professor Ross leads De Pauw in arranging preliminaries for the intercollegiate debates on recognizing Soviet Russia. The affirmative team faces Butler March 9 with Evelyn Carlson Cora Ewan and Betty Cook. Miami trip features Louise Freeland Helen Stokes and Lillian Dale on the opposing side. Wittenburg visits March 30 with Elizabeth Roberts Helen Clemens and Gwendolyn Hautau opposing.
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Butler
Miami
Wittenburg
Ross
DePauw
United States
Soviet Russia
Evelyn Carlson
Cora Ewan
Betty Cook
Louise Freeland
Helen Stokes
Lillian Dale
Elizabeth Roberts
Helen Clemens
Gwendolyn Hautau
New 20 passenger bus advertised for sedan-like ride
A new 20 passenger bus is advertised claiming sedan like ride quality. Contact numbers 121 and 54 are provided for inquiries.
For Sale Apples from Strain Orchard
For sale apples in varied strains from Strain Orchard priced from one to three dollars. Call rural 93 for details.
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Phone Rural 93
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Ralph Gwinn
New York
Putnam
Ray Bland
Fontanet
Vizo County
Currie M. Brown
Bland
Brown
West Columbia Crcet
Vico County
Alpha O Alliance Club
South Locust Street
W. E. Gill
George Coffman
Cloverdale
David Kennedy
Rev. Gill
Neral
Edgar Prevo
Terre Haute
Shoreday
I. A. Sherrill
Frank Jones
Harry Morgan
Coatesville
Wuek
Harry Crawford
Robert A. Best
James P. Hughes
Putom
James. Best
Best
Livane
Evansville
Mt. Olive
Greencastle
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Mary Taylor
Mary B. Taylor
Pret Taylor
Sidney Aughinbaugh
Ine E. Aughinbaugh
James T. Stew
Roy Hillis
Lee Reeves
Indianapolis
United States Civil Service
Postal Service
B. R. Bartley
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Cincinnati
Edward Watts
Watts
Edward R. Bartlett
Religious Education Department of
South Bend and Mishawaka
Beck Sales Company
Pennsylvania Tracks
Frank Overhalser
Beck Sales Co
Chevrolet
Carol Shoultz
Second Ward
Charles Marshall
East Walnut Street
Sarah Montgomery
Dwyer
Roy Abrams
Abrams
Charles Neff
C. J. Neff
Margaret Gilmore
Franklin Township Farmers Institute
Farmers’ Institute of
Franklin Township
Roachdale Hall
W. C. Roberts
Elza Page
Wil! Hanna
Hazel Stewart
Cora McFerran
Maxine Batman
Charles Ronk
Helen Ashby
Yeast Bread
Alice Lockridge
Sarah Modlin
Nut
Lola Crosby
Vera Hostetter
Angel
Ward Harshbarger
Eva Gillen
Herbert McDale
Lulu Gough
Ella Walsh
Eleanor McMullen
Mary Anderson
Dessie Harshbarger
Jessie Eads
Dorothy Helen Russell
Mildred Rose Faller
Margaret Young
Bernice Faller
Opal Shouse
Kathleen Delano
Hazel Page
Frank Crosby
Benford Blaydes
Ralph Robbins
Maurice Harshbarger
Basil Pickett
Winston Ashby
Hubert Stewart
Raymond Hopkins
W. C. Sellers
C. L. Hutchins
Webb Evans
Mat Young
Billie Riddle
Ralph Hostetter
James Barnard
Raymond Hopkinson
Brent Poynter
Loy Beans
Grace Denny
Potter
the Herald
Indiana Loan Co
E. Wash
The
Christian Church
J. B. Harris
Court House
First Ward
Eitel
Aladdin Apron CO
Sea Girl
N. J
Greencastle Hatchery
Harry I. Ball
Fairfield
Iowa
Moffett & Dobbs
Greencastle, Indiana
Super-Shell
Roxana Petroleum Corporation
Shell Building
Saint Louis
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