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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1930
Page
3
Mrs Delia Akely famed explorer with pale hair returns to reveal plans for a $150000 Africa expedition aided by three scientists. She criticizes motion picture crews for exploiting natives and aims to study pygmy tribes of Rhodesia and Somaliland encounters Mussolini troops.
International Newsreel highlights show star Bobby Moylan performing a swinging stunt as iron Bobby proves versatile. Catherine Moylan appears as screen figures in a featurette.
Bible school at 9 30 with Mrs Bartley superintendent announcements and a story sermon by Mr Bruner at 10 20 Lord's supper at 10 30 worship and sermon by Mr Bruner at 10 45 a m service ends 11 30 high school Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m union evening service at 7 30 in the Methodist church with sermon by Rev Crowder
First Baptist Church led by William J. Crowder offers a church school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 40 with a sermon on What Do Baptists Believe Anyway Junior and senior B Y P U meet at 6 50 evening worship at 7 30 in a union service at the Methodist church with a sermon by this church pastor on Pauls Ministry to the Ephesians A prayer service is set for Thursday at 7 p m Come and welcome
Church event notice lists Sabbath School 9 30 a m and morning worship 11 45 a m. Young People meet 6 30 p m and evening worship 7 30 p m with prayer Thursday 7 30 p m. Everyone invited.
Dr Albert E Monger minister headlines morning worship at 10 40 sermon Greater Works Epworth League 645 pm theme Is America the Worlds Spiritual Leader Horace Pitkin leads union service 730 pm sermon Pauls Ministry Rev W J Crowder participates minister of music Van Denman Thompson church school 050 oclock
Church school starts at 9 30 with Prof G B Manhart superintendent Morning worship at 10 35 sermon Cultivating the Garden of Life Baptism of children planned Junior department to sing Union evening service at 7 30 at the Methodist church Rev W J Crowder to speak
Charter no 405 shows Citizens Bank of Bainbridge Indiana with assets totaling 199 585 41 and deposits 113 and liabilities including capital stock profits and safekeeping bonds. C K Hughes president and cashier signs the report sworn July 1930 before Notary Erma Hudlin.
Mrs Eva Nicoson visits Mrs Scott Irwin this week. Carey Dillinger moves his saw mill to Willie Gowen near the bridge at Long ranch and will soon harvest railroad ties. Smiley Irwin visits Rockville with aunt Mrs Fannie Sims and cousin Miss Lela Bradfield. Road supervisor A J Johnson plans busy summer road work. Harold Anderson misses arrival home. Lester Leonard builds a new barn with James Bowers and Paul Thomas as carpenters. Mrs Fannie Sims, Mrs Eva Nicason, Miss Lela Bradfield, Miss Amelia Elling and others guests of Scott Irwin last Sunday. Leon and Frank Johnson at Peru in a furniture factory, Leon to return soon to Carey Dillinger’s mill. Clarence Marshall and John Johnston go to Illinois for wheat harvest. Marshall worked at Fern sand plant. Mgr Johnston aided Carey Dillinger’s mill. Glendy Iwit distributing medicines soap and toilet articles for the company. Billie Gowen bridge bathing pool bobbing summer resort. Bellmore poultryman bought young fryer chickens nearby. Frank Thompson leaves for New York to attend Columbia University. travels from Indianapolis with several stops. family stays home until August. Mrs Olive Dillinger sick but improving. Mr Funk and Mrs Lola Thompson and others guests of Marton Wright last Thursday.
A city wide list records numerous transfers including Mary E. Toney to Theodore Kauble and others in Greencastle, 1500 dollars. extensive deeds in Washington and Monroe Townships. sales to the Federal Land Bank, Sheriff transfers, cemetery plots, and estate actions. Notable parcels include 60 to 295 acres across multiple townships with prices mostly at one dollar or specified sums.
The Herald Charles J. Arnold publisher notes the paper established in 1858 as The Press. Entries show second class mail matter at Greencastle IN post office and details pricing for Putnam County readers, with an annual rate of 3.00 within county and 5.50 outside, plus 10 cent weekly carrier delivery in Greencastle.
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