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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
3
The Herald shows publishing details for Greencastle Indiana with address 17 19 South Jackson Street and basic subscription rates in Putnam County and outside areas. It marks the paper as established in 1858 and notes a daily afternoon schedule except Sunday.
Greencastle Bloomington Bus Line lists arrivals at Bloomington with times 10 40, 2 40, 6 05 and 8 40. Service details are not fully explained in the fragment.
Preparatory students of DePauw School of Music present a trio of recitals this week with a program for tonight at 7 in the Music Hall and further performances Thursday. The listed pieces feature a mix of violin, piano and vocal works by Marietta Taylor Sherman Brendle Erb Wachs and others, performed by students including Marguerite Brendle Beth Sherman Roberta Jackson and Marion Ellis among others.
Lydia Taylor and Clyde Taylor visit Roachdale to decorate graves as families from Chicago and Crawfordsville join. Local funeral services are held for Perry Taylor and George S. Jeffries. Visits extend from Indianapolis to California as relatives travel and stay with Roachdale residents.
Twenty five planes make up the squadron for the second annual All Indiana Air Tour, to depart Hoosier Airport on June 16. Beacon Aircraft Company Gary enters a Great Lakes trainer, American Eagle biplane, Ryan cabin monoplane entries reflect Capitol Airways Indianapolis involvement, with pilots from Capitol Airways and other firms. Tour stops to total sixteen, with itinerary to be announced within two days.
Mr and Mrs Bert Miller and Mr and Mrs Charles Miller visited in Greencastle Monday evening. Nellie Baker and Nola Baker of Indianapolis stayed with relatives from Thursday to Sunday. Donald Wilson spent the past week with Raymond Beck. Lowell Applegate of Indianapolis and Mrs Donner and son of Anderson visited Ben Solomon and family Sunday. The Osborns hosted visits from Elmore and family and from Albert Pike of Plainfield. Clay Smith of Chicago and others visited Mrs Carol Sumners and Mrs Ray Randolph’s family. Clifford Shinn and Harold Baker cleaned the cemetery Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Simpson P Best of Reclaville spent Sunday with Mrs Bests mother Mrs Susan L Young. Miss Lucille McCullough of Brazil visited Miss Charlott Tucker a few days last week. Memorial Day observances noted in Tebasky Friday. Miss Avis Hedge visited home folks. Miss Evelyn M Young Ora Sima Mr and Mrs Evertt Moore of 1511 North Haugh Street and Anna May Sims traveled to Petersburg for Friday and Saturday. Woodrow Hoskins of Indianapolis visited here. Miss Charlott Tucker has gone to Terre Haute.
Puinaville residents report weekend visits as Mr. and Mrs. Wm Louis Hendrix of Purdue University called on Mr. and Mrs. Will Hendrix. The Home Economics club gathers Wednesday at Mrs. Willard Wemsley’s home. The Crawford Sellars family from Russellville attended Memorial services at the M FE church. Speedway race attendees include Walter Wamsley Frank Sutherlin and Leonard Cooper. Indianapolis visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Allie Bridges. Clyde Hurst of Brazil visits Grandma Ida Huron. Esther Whitaker of Indianapolis spends weekend with parents. Commencement crowds travel to Greencastle Friday. Junior Julia Catherine Osborne visits Indianapolis grandparents. Theodore Green and Verner Snyder welcome a daughter born Friday night at the home of Verner Snyder and Zaring Duell.
New Maysville residents and family members hosted and visited relatives Friday through Sunday. Ida Steward and Laura Steward welcomed Mrs. Clarence Steward and Curtis Higgins of Bainbridge, while Cornelius Hyspher of Indianapolis stayed with his mother Mrs. John German. Additional visits included Mr. and Mrs. John Cramer with friends, plus Roachdale and Clayton connections with the Hendren and Allwood households.
Mrs Ash went to Terre Haute to be with her injured brother. Several Hutchesons and relatives visited family and friends across Brazil Knightsville Green Castle and Long Branch. A funeral was held for Mr Phillips in Long Branch with attendees including Mrs Chadwick Mrs Allen and Mrs Rogers.
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