Local Rebekah Lodge Meets Before Weekend Notices
Crescent Rebekah Lodge No. 763 will meet in regular session Monday evening July 16 at 8 o'clock. The article also lists local visits, travel plans, illness updates, and social events including many residents traveling to Quincy Alpena Chicago and Terre Haute and a birthday anniversary celebration for Ward Arnold with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Rebekah Lodge
Pearl Scroggins
N. F
Ollie Terry
Sec’y
Federal agents seize 200 boats despite mob in Detroit area
Federal prohibition agents with treasury help seized 200 motor boats off Ecorse Wyandotte and Trenton in the down river district. The operation faced an angry mob that reportedly tried to dynamite a small bridge to a boat well.
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Detroit
Treasury Department
Ecorse
Wyandotte
Trenton
Real Estate Transfers List
John F. Robinson transfers 50 acres in Franklin township to Dallas Wilson for $1. J. W. Robb transfers one lot in Greencastle to William H. Mitchell for $1. H. C. Dres and others transfer a lot in Greencastle to William H. Mitchell for $1. W. Alonzo M. Clark transfers land in Russell township to Charles W. Daniel for $1 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Robinson
Dallas Wilson
Franklin Township
J. W. Robb
William H. Mitchell
Grencastle
H. C. Dres
Freight Agent Dade Swaim Seriously Injured In Accident
Dade Swaim a Vandalia freight agent was seriously injured Saturday after falling across a timber while moving freight from a box car. He was rendered unconscious and suffered severe abdominal injuries. He was taken to his Elm Street home where he rooms with Mrs. Elmer Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Sell” Brasier
Jennie Gray
Elm Street
Brazier
Mr. Brazier
Dr. Brazier
Dade Swaim
Vandalia
Elmer Hoover
Greencastle Stilesville Baseball Game Moves to 2 30
The Greencastle Stilesville game set for Sunday at Zinc Mill Diamond will start at 2 30 instead of 3 o clock as previously announced. Also noted is a minor car accident involving Henry T. Davis and Mrs. H L Davis with no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle-Stilesville
Zinc Mill
Herald
Greencastle Battery Co Service Ad
Up to the minute electrical repair service advertised by Greencastle Battery Co at N Side Square. Efficient hour battery service highlights quick responses and on site support for local customers.
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Greencastle Battery Co
N. Side Square
Notice of Administration for Cecil A New Estate
The undersigned has been appointed administrator by the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana for the estate of Cecil A New deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent. Dated July 13 1928. Toney N New Administrator K S Hamilton Attorney 3tD July 14-21-2.
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George Boyer
Brazil
Putnam Circuit Court
Circuit Court
Putnam County
State of
Indiana
Cecil A. New
Toney N, New
K. S. Hamilton
Market Report from Indianapolis Stock Yards Prices Mixed
Today at Indianapolis stock yards hog receipts reached 10 000 with 2300 layovers from yesterday pressuring prices down about 1 cent to 25 cents for hogs. Ales ranged 7 25 to 7 80 with most 7 40 to 7 75. some bids as low as 7 00 for heavies. Pigs and sows about 23 percent lower at 7 00. light sows 5 75 down. heavy 6 75 down. Cattle calves and sheep steady with best lambs around 14 00. About 9 000 sold by 9 o clock, 8 000 to outsiders.
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Indianapolis
Local Produce Quotes and Family Illness Report
Saturday prices from local produce firms cover poultry butter and eggs with measurements and rates. The notice notes Mrs Ellis Sluss of Patricksburg and her daughter Mary of Indianapolis called by Mrs Mary E Grubb’s critical illness at North Jackson Street in Greencastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Schmaltz
Greencastle
Ellis Sluss
Mary
Indianapolis
Mary E. Grubb
North
Jackson Street
Diakka Spirits and Jinn in Mohammedan Mythology
The piece contrasts Diakka as evil spirits with Jinn who are both good and bad and can take forms like animals and giants. It notes Janns as the lowest order, Afrit in Persian tales, and cites Longfellow’s Golden Milestone stanza 2 linking them to Arabian lore.
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Diakka
Longfellow
Nature punishes neglect and twists fields into briar mass
The passage argues that neglect harms land and mind, turning fields into weeds and swamps into cesspools while the brain becomes a faulty generator of false ideals unless steered toward realism and truth. It warns neglect is costly and mentions J K by as a signature note.
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J, K
Christian Science Sunday Services and Tent Meeting
aSumdan Christian Science Sunday School notes 9 30 a m and service 10 45 a m with Pastor couple Mrs C W Jay and Miss E W Jay. Young People 6 30 p m preaching 7 30. Mid week prayer 7 30 Wednesday. Annual Children Day and Missionary program Tuesday 8 o clock. Tent meeting begins July 14 with Evangelist William Deal of Kentucky in charge. Announcement will give location.
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C. W. Jay
E. W. Jay
William Deal
Kentucky
The Presbyterian Church Service and Activities
Victor L. Raphael leads morning worship at 10 40 with sermon The Universal Need of Christ. Sunday School at 9 80 and a 10 15 session meeting in the Manse. Intermediate Endeavor at 6 30 led by Miss Agit Schmitt. Union service at Locust Street Church 7 30 with Rev Raphael. Prayer meeting 7 30 Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor L. Raphael
Manse
Christ
Christian Endeavor
Miss Agit Schmitt
Locust Street
Rev. Raphael
Maple Heights Mission Services Invite
Grace Black Sunday School Superintendent and Pastor announces Sunday school at 9 30. Preaching services at 7 30. Public cordially invited to attend these services.
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Grace Black
The Christian Church Service Schedule and Leaders
Levi Marshall pastor of The Christian Church with Sunday School at 9 30 led by Mrs E R Bartley Supt and song leader Mrs Lueteke Preaching at 10 40 with sermon The Keeping of the Faith Duet Eloise Blackwell and Maxine Pollom C E at 6 30 Union Service at 7 30 at Locust Street Church Rev Raphael in charge All welcome
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Levi Marshall
E. R. Bartley
Lueteke
Eloise Blackwell
Maxine Pollom
C. E
Locust Street
Raphael
Porter Leads College Ave Church Services
Emmett Porter, minister at College Ave M E church, conducts Sunday School at 9 20 and Morning Worship at 10 40 with Holy Communion administration. Epworth League led by Miss Gertrude Matthews at 6 80. Evening union service at Locust Street Church at 7 30 with midweek service Thursday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Emmett Porter
Epworth League
Gertrude Matthews
Locust Street
Locust Street M. E. Church Service Notes
Clippinger pastor leads Sunday School at 9 30 with orchestra in music. Morning worship at 10 40. Mrs Le Masters speaks at the Thank Offering service. Epworth League at 6 30. Union service to this church with Rev Raphael in charge.
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H. C. Clippinger
le Masters
Epworth League
Raphael
Sunday Services and Meetings for Local Church
First Baptist Church led by Pastor McGuire schedules Sunday School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 40 Union Evening Service at Locust Street Church 7 30 Prayer Meeting Thursday at 7 30 All are welcome to attend.
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U. M. McGuire
Union
Locust Street Church
Roachdale Man W L Hall Dies After Stroke
W L Hall aged 58 died Thursday afternoon at his Roachdale home after suffering a stroke with a prior one on Saturday and a second yesterday. Born in Kentucky, he lived most of his life in the area and is survived by his widow and five daughters Estil Minnick Carl Allen Guy Cox Nada Zenna and two sons Earl and Fred. Carl Allen daughter in law of local residents.
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W. L. Hall
Kentucky
Mr. Hall
Estil Minnick
Carl Allen
Guy Cox
Roachdale
Nada Hall
Zenna Hall
Earl
Fred
Frank Allen
Whiting couple called home by grandmother’s illness
Mr and Mrs Lamar Grubb of Whiting are summoned by the critical illness of Mrs Mary E Grubb, the grandfather’s grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Grubb
Whiting
Mary E. Grubb
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Ernest Mugg
Lawrence Graham
Quincy
B. F. Mugg
L. J. Baldwin
James Merryweather
Alpena
Michigan
Baldwin
Marie Merryweather
R. Wood
E. B. Taylor
Chicago
Mrs. Wood
Mrs. Taylor
Blanche Byerly
St. Louis
Mrs. F. P. Huestis
Irene
M. FE
Ruby Wright
Lake Hamilton
Eleanor Theik
Miss Theik
DePauw
Lula Nicholas
H. R. Nicholas
Zale O'Mullane
Poland
May Pickett
Nice
Barbara Pickett
Reelsvile
H. C. Werneke
South Indiana Street
Edgar Perkins
Roscoe Perkins
Vernon Robinson
J. R. Robinson
Methodist Hospital
Indianaplis
Robinson
W. R.utcheson
Roy Eastham
True Hixon Lumber Co
Bainbridge
Walter Masten
Masten
The
King, Morrison, Foster Co
Howard Caskey
Camp Knox
John Tresner
Elizabeth Hinote
Minnie Hendricks
Ethel Roberts
Manhattan
Terre Haute
Ralph Randel
Johanna Ash
Pearl Roberts
Putnamville
Roberts
Mrs. Randel
C. W. Otis
Allan
Connecticut
Mrs
Milton Brown
Ozark Mountains
Mr. Brown
Missouri
Harry Hawkins
Wisconsin
A. V. McGuire
First Baptist Church
New England
Wilbur Arnold
Ward Arnold
Edna Arnold
Russell Scohee
Thomas Browning
Earl Coffman
C. F.knauer
Lorene Knauer
Arthur
Robert Evans
Robert
Harry Evans
Dorothy Evans
Remis Evans
Glen Sublett
Mary Catharine Sublett
Betty Jean Sublett
Mary Tresner
George Sublett
Cental Company
Down River District
Henry T. Davis
H. L. Davis
Carlierand
Franklin Street
Davis
Mary E. Grub
Albert Sage
South Bend
Hazel Lear
Paul Wright
Roy Brackney
Lafayette
C. R. Williams
Williams
James Edward
Irene Huffman
Herman Huffman
City
Morton Acord
North Madison Street
Indiana Portland Cement Company
Limedale
All Herald Office
Airdale
Eitelforge
Grand Central Hotel
Allen Bros
Putnam County Hospital
Lowis B. Cowgill
E. Frenklin St
Grand Centralotel
Mrs. Farmer
Fevee
Springera
Lassess
aSumdan
Eos
Nazarene Church
E. Washington St
the Presbyterian Church
Maple Heights
Christian Church
Opera House
A. Cook
Mer
Dustin Farnum
Aesop’s
Fables
Pathe News Weekly
William Fairbanks
Ruth Roland
Doyle
Indiana Street
Ursr JF
Handy's Sanitary Dairy
Crothers
East Washington Street
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