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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
3
Reads list of community meetings at College Avenue church Woman's Union and Reading group on Beveridge Street plus attendance urged. Local residents travel for visits and commencements. DePauw students and alumni listed with fraternal affiliations. Also notes new car purchase and a sentencing event in Madison Township.
Indiana delegates arrived in Los Angeles for the International Rotary Clubs convention as a special train called Hoosier visitors brought optimism and time for sightseeing. The program included a pageant by the Los Angeles club titled Rotary Yesterday Today and Tomorrow with tableaux from Rotary's origins to global reach. An orange fiesta at Prager's Park entertained delegates, while Mary Elizabeth Herr, daughter of Rotarian Shirl Herr, recovered from appendicitis aboard the train.
Frank Wallace the County Superintendent of Schools was in Cloverdale on business on Wednesday. Lawrence Sears Sheriff of Putnam County was in Indianapolis on business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Cartwright and Mrs Ella Mahoney of Lafayette visited here Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Peter Welch and family on north College Avenue. Orville Hixon son of Mr and Mrs Fred Hixon formerly of this city but now in Indianapolis was here Wednesday visiting Phi Delta house brothers. Rev and Mrs Wagner and daughter Martha of Walcott are here visiting friends during commence ment. Rev and Mrs Wagner formerly reside here.
Mrs John Greenleaf plans a Thursday departure for Massachusetts. Prof Greenleaf, DePauw Faculty member, will stay briefly and then join the University of Illinois at Urbana this summer. Mr and Mrs Don Munson of City Point Virginia visit Mrs Munsen's mother Mrs O H Bowen at the Commercial Hotel. Mrs Munsen was formerly Miss Vera Bowen.
Notice to water consumers outlines due dates and net rate benefits. Greencastle Water Works Co informs bills are due by the 10th to avoid gross rates. The page also lists help wanted for housework and a separate Wanted notice for a girl or middle aged woman.
Several visiting Rotarians attended the luncheon with DePauw University guests. Kiwanian Andrew Durham spoke to the group. James L. Randel and Greencastle were noted as local guests. Next meeting planned at the Houck home. Christian Church women to serve picnic dinner. G. E. Turner of Chicago visiting Brothers family on Elm Street during Commencement. Cena Brothers to accompany him to Chicago for an extended visit.
The DePauw class of 1882 held a reunion with 18 attendees and 39 graduates in the group. Rev. Clippinger and Albert P Burnsides organized the event. William Charles elected president and Mrs Anna Walker of Cleveland named secretary for a five year term. Seventeen graduates are dead. four non graduates attended.
The Minneapolis Journal argues that Athens under Pericles and Florence under Lorenzo the Magnificent faced decline after their golden ages, killed by brute violence. War, it warns, shattered prewar welfare in 1914 and may not return for generations, not even in America.
Glenn M. Farley argues in the Seattle Post Intelligence that churches face wage gaps with 5 000 churches without pastors and 38 000 open jobs while theological colleges graduate only 1 400 ministers. He urges better material support for clergy to sustain their work and duty.
Bob Dietz the produce broker was stopped for a traffic violation and later went to the police station. He boasted of an alibi to a patrolman who teased that his alibi might become a best seller.
A new welding method uses heated copper in hydrogen to form a thin film that penetrates iron, welding two iron pieces together with a copper layer. The process can join turbine blades and other machine parts made in two pieces, producing a strong bond.
Steamships entering San Francisco will no longer wait for pilot boats in fog. Pilot boats leaving the Golden Gate now carry wireless telephones. When a steamer nears the headlands and sends a wireless message for a pilot, shore relays the call by radio-telephony to a pilot sloop, which then deploys with a pilot to the incoming ship.
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