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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1928
Page
4
The message calls for church members to press on with courage, increase regular worship and meditation, and build religious foundation. It stresses public worship fueling private study, urges time for Bible study and prayer, and asks members to be law abiding, morally engaged citizens in the city.
Two semester recitals by younger DePauw School of Music students will be held in Music Hall this week. The first is Tuesday at 7 PM and the second Saturday at 4 PM. Student ages range from five to high school.
A cordial invitation extends to all for two recitals. Participating children include Mary Lucile Earley Elizabeth Albright Catherine Wilson Billy Brown Clare Lytle John Mitchell Martha Watts Marion Seller Jo Ruth Donnahue Bernice Ruark Charlotte Donnohue Mortie Brown Frances Long Lettie York Genevieve Pollom. A Casparson note says a New York attorney advised delaying Grayson estate settlement while plans for a trans Atlantic flight proceed.
Muncie grocer A. J. Wilson confirms his daughter Frances Wilson Grayson has been missing at sea since early December, tying the Grayson family to the unresolved maritime disappearance.
Mr and Mrs P R Christie and Talbott Christie spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Treat at Ben Davis.
Bedford led by Pentzer and Brown with sharp pass work and strong under the basket plays. Greencastle’s Brown Lear and Masten stood out as the Cubs battled back, while Bedford showcased team speed, rhythm, and a robust home crowd in a hard fought season highlight.
H. A. Wenige editor of the Jeffersonville Evening News files a $20,000 damage suit against Clark County politician George H. Voigt alleging Voigt wrote slandering letters to several firms in an effort to injure Wenige’s credit.
Voigt files a $50 case against Wenige and the Journal Sunville Evening News alleging false and defaming statements were published on or about 19, 1927. The suit claims ads and letters to firms printed by the unit league directors carried libelous statements about Voigt and denied his authority to use the league name.
Mrs D A Cox and Mrs O V Hs visited in Indianapolis Saturday. The brief item notes their trip and indicates local interest in their activities. No additional details are provided.
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