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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
3
The Ladies Aid met Thursday with Mrs Lula Heady while Mrs Bertha Keyt is seriously ill. Mrs Ward Arnold and daughter Mary Ellen visited Thomas Bettis and family last week for one day.
An advertisement claims cod liver oil and iron tablets can improve children’s appearance and nourishment. It urges readers to ask Mullins Drug Store for Burke's Cod Liver Oil and Iron Tablets and attributes results to removing fats and oils from cod liver.
Ter re Haute visits by Mr and Mrs Dwight Vanlanding ham and a list of attendees at Green castle commencement exercises. Washington township Sunday School convention at Antioch Church and a weekend visit lineup including Morrison, Stoner, and Hauck families plus Livestock shipment to Indianapolis. Mary Hauck drives a new Ford coupe and shoppers from the area visited Greencastle on Saturday.
Universal thriller The Price of Fear starring William Cody and Duane Thompson screens at Voncastle Theatre on Saturday. The Pride of Pawnee stars Tom Tyler at Granada today and Saturday as he hunts bandits and wins the heart of Ethlyne Clair in a Gold Rush era western with a strong supporting cast.
Attendees at Antioch Sunday School convention included Thadd Pickett and daughter and C. E. Hill and wife. A strong turnout and a fine program prompted plans to hold the convention in Manhattan next year. H. M. Smith’s new filling station business is praised and a home filling station is welcome. Mrs. William Best and Mrs. William Trout visited Mrs. C. E. Hill last Thursday. Work on the new bridge is starting and expected to move quickly due to urgent need. Regular M E Church services were held. George Lee and son from Indianapolis visited Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hill. Decoration Day events include a Pennsylvanian extra gang of about thirty workers laying gravel. Locals attended races in Indianapolis. The Sunday School contest losers will honor winners with a supper on June 13. Jesse Fisher plans to move to his newly bought home.
Frank Senter moved his family to their Pleasant Garden home. Clark McCormick visited Stilesville for Decoration Day. Nathan Whitecotton of Schenectady visits his mother Mrs. Martha Whitecotton. Jesse Madden's farewell party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Madden. Madden departs for three years in the Philippine Islands. Distanced guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hess and family of Danville and Mr. Holsapple with his mother. L. A. Poe hosted dinner for Madden.
Cloverdale residents share weekend visits with relatives from Oden Indiana Bloomington Urbana and Muncie. Mary Rogers enters Central Business College Indianapolis. Wedding invitations issued for Charlotte Maze Shaw and Robert Earl Ellis at Bloomington First Methodist Church June 25.
In Laporte Indiana early today yeggs blew open the laundry safe taking about 400 dollars. The explosion wrecked clothing and wash goods piled around the safe to muffle the blast. Scores of homes faced delays as families waited for their weekly laundry.
STOP 372 Mr and Mrs James Hedge and Mr and Mrs E W Gwin traveled to Terre Haute last Wednesday. Oliver Messer was in Brazil Friday. Mr and Mrs James Oliver Bester of Reelsville spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Samuel L Beaman and family. Mr and Mrs Richard Atkinson of Terre Haute and Mr and Mrs Roy J Beaman of Brazil spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Geo W Young.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Dicks spent Sunday with William Baldwin and family. Irene Miller visited George Templeman and wife at Greencastle. Dave Worrell and family and Rev Mayfield called on Addison Huber and family. Mrs Ethel Iddings visited friends nearby. Mr and Mrs Frank Day of near Fillmore spent Sunday with Lester Miller and family.
The Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday June 19 with Mrs Thomas Eaglesfield. James Albright reports a valuable horse killed on the National Road. Alfred Albright spent the weekend at home. Mrs Susan Young and granddaughter Evelyn Young called on Mrs Ross Hassler Tuesday. James Albright had a colt die on.
Miss Refina Rubeck of Poland stays with the Hasslers in town. Mrs. Roy Hassler and Mrs. Edward Chew with children joined Mrs. Dollie Hassler for Monday evening visit.
American Association games featured Indianapolis defeating Toledo 3 0 and Louisville beating Columbus 9 6 while Minneapolis fell to Kansas City 6 4. In the American League Chicago routed Boston 9 5 and Philadelphia beat St Louis 15 4 with Cleveland over New York 9 7 and Detroit 7 5 over Washington. National League scores showed Chicago 8 Brooklyn 6 and New York 5 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 0 Pittsburgh 4 Boston 2.
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