Greencastle Growth Plans Highlight 1920s Outlook
An editorial argues Greencastle should reach a twelve thousand population as the nation tops one hundred twenty million, citing favorable location and rail access. It predicts doubling by 1925 with internal push and a new building company for affordable homes to meet demand. It notes rapid recent growth and plans for a factory or employment venture to accelerate expansion.
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Greencastle
Chicago
Union
Great Lakes
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Saint Louis
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Safety Pin recalls fishing trip and bait mishap
Andrew Durham and Ralph Knoll planned an all night outing and packed food but forgot bait. The project was postponed. Ralph blames Andy for bait, while Andy insists Ralph promised to provide it. The Greencastle boys return home early and slip back into old habits.
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Andrew Durham
Ralph Knoll
Ralph
Andy
Victory Bonds Exchange Opens for New United States Notes
The 4 percent Victory Bonds due next May can be exchanged at par for a limited amount of new 453 three and one half year United States Notes. The issue dates June 15 1922 and matures December 15 1925 with coupons. Denominations include 100 500 1000 5000 10000 and 100000. Subscriptions through banks or the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. books may close without notice.
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United States
U. S. Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Children’s Day Observed by City Churches
Churches across the city will hold commemorations for Children’s Day with programs at morning and evening services. Organizers promise pleasing performances and invite public attendance. Programs vary by church locations and coordinators.
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Differnt
Children Day Exercises at the church Sunday evening
The Christian Church Sunday School hosts a children’s day program at 7:30 PM with songs recitations duets and solos by Rev. Levi Marshall Rosella Hathaway Edna Siddons Doris Rector Margaret Ann Inman and others. Baptismal service to follow Sunday School. All members and friends invited.
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Christian Church
Levi Marshall
Rosella Hathaway
Ughoding
Isine
Edna Siddons
Clara Lucile
Emily Caroline Conklin
Marvin
Marceline Glidewell
Anna Rector
Clifford Anderson
Martha Ellen Rector
Madonna Hurst
Daisy Garden
Rev
Clippinger
Margaret Ann Inman
Bud Mary P. Irvine
Virginia Young
Robert Stevens
Heheve
Vesta
Jesus
Lawrence Gasaway
George Washington
Horace Mann
Oral Dillon
Messenger
America the Beautiful
Nora Fowler
Dorothy Hall
Courtney
Clipinger
Our Church
Children’s Day Program at Locust Street Church
The Children of the Locust Street M. E. Church present a Sunday Children’s Day program featuring songs and readings by young parishioners. Community members are invited to attend.
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Locust Street
Children of the Locust Street
M. E
Children’s Day Exercises at College Ave Church
A College Avenue Church program lists Children’s Day events led by William Blanchard Superintendent. The program includes processional Onward Christian Soldiers scripture prayers recitation by junior Peck Allen Otis and a segment titled Rules for Little Boys by Charles Torr.
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College Ave
William Blanchard
Rayer
Erintendent Blanchard
Charles Torr
Junior Peck
Allen Otis
Lafayette Couple Is Married Here
Mr Lawrence O Peterson and Miss Lucy Mary Crim of Lafayette wed this afternoon at Dr W F Switzer home. Ceremony officiated by pastor from Rochester with Crim requesting. Bridal party dined with host, then guests toured to Chicago. The groom works for Monon Railway. Guests include Mr and Mrs Robert Montgomery and family of Louisville. Montgomery ex DePauw Delta Upsilon and Louisville Herald managing editor. Over-the-Teacups club meets next Tuesday at Mrs R A Ogg’s home. work planned by Mrs W L Denman. High School theatre presents Too Much Business June 12 and June 14.
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Lawrence O. Peterson
Lucy Mary Crim
Lafayette
W. F. Switzer
The
Monon Railway
Robert Montgomery
Louisville
S. A. Hays
Lillian Hays
Montgomery
DePauw
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Louisville Herald
R. A. Ogg
South Locust Street
W. L. Denman
Vitagraph
Indianapolis
Herald
Arthur Perry
Howard Higgins
New High School Picture Show Opens With Two New Projectors
Greencastle High School installs two Powers machines in the Auditorium to show three films weekly this summer. Principal Glidewell will manage operations, with profits funding equipment, while promoting visual education as a teaching aid through educational films for students and citizens.
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Glide
Greencastle
Board of Education
Glidewell
Greencastle High
Univer
DePauw R O T C Honored as Distinguished College
The DePauw University R O T C unit under Major Martin H Shute is named one of four distinguished colleges in the Fifth Army Corps area Indiana Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky by inspecting officers from Washington D C Telegram from Ft Benjamin Harrison confirms the honor The designation boosts military recognition and War Department support for the university Civilian leaders Camp bell and Cant Wadden praised in the report
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Martin H. Shute
University Military Department
Fifth Army Corps
DePauw University
General Staff
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Lull
Hazelett
DePauw
Purdue
Ohio State
David H. Biddle
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Shute
de. Pauw University
Biddles
Campbell
Cant. Wadden
War Department
Egg production boosted by meat scrap in fowl rations
USDA tests show pullets on free range with meat scrap produced 125 to 150 eggs yearly versus 9 eggs without meat scrap. Feeding cost rose 2.2 cents per dozen without meat scrap. Fish meal skim milk bone meal and green bone offer substitutes to meet protein and maintain production.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Feeder Hogs Project Tests South grown hogs for corn belt supply
The USDA and southern states begin a study at McNeill Mississippi to grow and market feeder hogs at about 100 pounds using lard and bacon types. The aim is to expand feeder hog production to meet corn belt needs, with similar trials planned for the Northwest and Southwest.
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United States Department of Agriculture
McNeill
Miss
New Orleans
Mississippi Experiment Station
South
Northwest
Greencastle Chautauqua Schedule Announces Five Day Program
The Greencastle Community Chautauqua runs June 27 for five days with high class music lectures and entertainments. Highlights include Ambrose Wyrick on day three and The Mikado on the final day, with daily morning and afternoon sessions and evening programs. Sunday schedules may be altered to suit the day’s spirit.
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Ambrose Wyrick
Junior Chautauqua
Allpress All-Star Concert Co
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Gateway To College Herald
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Frederick Thomas
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Virginia Porter
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