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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
2
The Herald is published every afternoon except Sunday at 17 and 19 S Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana. Cards of Thanks are charged at 50 cents each. Proprietor is Charles J Arnold. Printed as second class mail matter.
The notice explains pricing for obituaries at one dollar each with an additional five cent per line charge for poetry, applicable to local obituary submissions. The policy clarifies how fees apply to obituary listings and poetic content.
The slate names Samuel M. Ralston for U S Senator Charles H. Bidaman for Fifth District Representative Andrew E. Durham for State Senator from Montgomery and Putnam Willis E. Gill for State Representative from Putnam and Owen Glenn H. Lyon for Prosecuting Attorney Walter S. Campbell for Clerk Circuit Court William D. Lovett for County Auditor Wilbur Clodfelter for County Treasurer Dave Stewart Wright for County Recorder Elijah S. Wallace for County Sheriff Jacob E. McCurry for County Coroner William P. Koehler for County Surveyor Paul F. Priest for County Assessor William F. Davis for County Commissioner First District Is hos David J. Skelton for County Commissioner Third District William S. Burris Ora A. Day James G. Britton for Council at Large
East bound and west bound times list rail service patterns with PM AM labels. The page notes Limited S Daily Except Sunday service, Greencastle operation, and Highlander designation.
Putnam County Indiana invites bidders to furnish supplies for the asylum for the quarter ending October 1 1922. Bids due July 1 1922 at 10 a m with duplicates and samples required. bid forms provided by County Auditor R E Knoll and compliance with law demanded. June 10-17.
Judge William Steele Holman of Indiana earned the nickname watchdog of the treasury for championing economy and opposing wasteful appropriations. Elected in 1856, he served nearly continuously in Congress until his death on April 22, 1897 in Washington.
A short moral tale about Philip who spent his time playing instead of studying. His aunt visits and praises the progress of his younger cousins in school and music. Philip thanks her for trying to instill ambition.
A Chicago reminiscence recalls a mother spelling Lincoln's address on a cannon ball in Lincoln Park. Her son asks, with childlike honesty, how oppressed people are burned into equality, reflecting on freedom and race.
American Professor Farabee says ancient rituals pushed vast gold into sacred lakes, estimating sums of 600 to 800 million dollars for lakes across Central and South America, including Gustavita in Colombia.
The Locust Street M E Church presents Sunday school at 9 30 with Jesse McAnally as superintendent and J E Courtney as assistant. 10 30 Children's Day exercises with special music. Baptism of infants if desired and reception of children into church membership. Epworth League 6 30 class meeting 6 30. 7 45 special sermon by Rev W F Switzer D D. Public invited. Miss Bernice Craig choir director.
The Sunday School meets at 9 45 with a Sunday morning service at 10 45. Wednesday evening Testimonial is scheduled at 7 45.
Fenuine ivory is exceedingly scarce. Hunters left Seattle for the Yukon and Norton Sound tundras last summer to prospect mastodon tusks. Another ivory source is Behring Sea walrus and narwhal.
A reflection on petroleum's broad role in society noting how many essentials, from lighting and lubrication to potential water pumping, rely on petroleum products and engines.
In Chicago a statue of the Blessed Virgin is honored by seven altar lamps that have burned continuously for fifty years. The lights mark the church’s survival of the great fire of 1871 and the building’s endurance.
In loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother Mattie B Phillips who departed this life June 10 1915. Seven years of sorrow and longing follow. We miss thee from our home dear mother and the sunshine of thy face.
A brief, respectful family tribute expressing enduring love for a mother, describing her as sweet and peaceful in rest, acknowledging God’s will, and signing with husband and children.
Victor L. Raphael ministering. Sunday School at 10:00. Morning Worship at 10:40. Children’s Day service with Baptism of Children and reception of members. Evening service at 7:30. Sermon on The Quality of Gentleness. Woman’s Circle at 2:30 Wednesday at Mrs. Carl Confer 123 N Jackson St.
Levi Marshall serves as pastor with Sunday school at 9 30 conducted by superintendent Mrs E R Bartley. Lue teke leads song and J L Hamilton directs the orchestra. Classes for all ages offered.
The notice outlines guest preaching at 10 40 AM with the Mood of Christ theme. Choir C E and Intermediate groups meet at 6 30 PM followed by an Evening service at 7 30 PM. Children’s day exercises include coast songs recitations and drills with Mrs Young and Mrs Bartley in charge. decorations are noted as beautiful. The Anthem by the Sting of the Evangel is mentioned.
Corner of Poplar and Spring Ave hosts Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Preaching at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Young People's meeting at 7:39 a.m. Morning sermon titled Clear the Way for God. Evening sermon What is Life Worth. Pastor U. M. McGuire.
A Boston Transcript quote notes that private thoughts in private life and temper in family require care and adds a crowd line. The text then states a bird behavior on female woodcocks removing young one by one to safety, as claimed by an authority.
A playful remark notes equal odds in life and compares musical roles. It jokes that the piccolo is harder to play than the bass drum while the drum is harder to carry, underpinning balance in the ensemble.
A magazine asks what drives men to distant lands and suggests the lure is the chance to see their names in the paper. The line implies pride in recognition and public notoriety as a motivating force for exploration.
Psychologists note happy marriages often follow springtime romance, where enduring love forms after early affectionate relations. The finding emphasizes the role of seasonal courtship in long term compatibility.
Before 1880 gas engines were powered by gun powder and turpentine. The note traces early propulsion experiments prior to gasoline's recognized power potential.
A concise note from the Boot and Shoe Recorder proclaims true aristocracy appears in leather and in people, emphasizing quick recognition of merit in booted form.
A young novelist stood on a prominent London street corner recently selling her own works. She moved 30 copies in one hour, drawing curious readers and passersby to her informal book stall.
A Boston Transcript line jokes that Sin Incorporated Unlimited never fails to pay dividends, implying a satirical take on corporate virtue and financial reliability. The quip frames a critic’s view of financial propriety.
A historical note identifies Semiramis as the first woman with sovereign authority, ruling Assyria around 2017 B C. The article marks her as a pioneering monarch in ancient Near Eastern history.
A beetle is noted for its extraordinary endurance by surviving without food for three years. This remarkable observation highlights the insect's unusual metabolism and resilience.
Mars has an atmosphere with pressure about one quarter that of Earth. The finding highlights the challenges for future exploration and human missions to the Red Planet.
An English breeder reports bees learn to start and stop work when a gong sounds. The unusual training aims to control foraging behavior and productivity.
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