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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
3
Reverend Chas F Pegram announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m Sermon and Worship at 10 45 a m Young People Society at 6 30 p m Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m Open air meeting at the East Entrance to the Court House Saturday evening Everyone invited to these services
Grace Black serves as Sunday School Superintendent and pastor at Maple Heights Mission. Sunday School begins at 2 30 followed by a church service. A 7 45 service led by Mrs Grace Black is announced. Public welcome to the special services.
Longview Illinois residents Mr and Mrs Joe Kettery and child visit the latter s parents Mr and Mrs Wes Miller. Miss Esther Jackson visits from Indiana Street to spend the summer with her parents after graduating from Department Store School in Boston. Miss Margaret Peck undergoes an ap pendicitis operation at Indianapolis Methodist Hospital. second surgery this year. reports say she is improving. Vermilion school attendance officer travels to Indianapolis for business. Ford dealer Herschell Foster from Cloverdale visits Indianapolis on business. Louis Hirt and Byron Irvin, along with Carl F O Hair of Brookings South Dakota, leave for Detroit to join Detroit Steel Products Company. Alva Monnett arrested for intoxication at Interurban Station. jailed awaiting mayor Zeis hearing. Phillip Williams completes 90 day Penal Farm term for possession of a still. Frank Vaughan recovering from leg injury at St Vincent s Hospital after January crash with a booze runner on the Ocean to Ocean Highway. Mrs Lee Glover recovering from appendicitis. expects to return home. Miss Frances Rector visits Lafayette for a short stay with friends. Billie and Marian Brown undergo minor operations at Indianapolis Methodist Hospital. both report well. Miss Myrtle Raih and Miss Mary Mackey of Cleveland hiking to California. stopped in Greencastle en route. Phillip Zoercher State Tax Board member meets Putnam County Board of Review to discuss tax equalization Upward policy. DePauw registrar Prof F E Mitchell in Indianapolis on business. Lawrence Wright visits relatives in Indianapolis after returning from a trip. Cushman Hoke from Indianapolis, visiting Mrs Hoke s mother Mrs Frank Shop ta ugh on East Seminary Street, returns home. Mrs Hoke to stay briefly. Pocahontas Lodge members urged to join Reg Men s Lodge at cemetery gate for memorial exercises.
The article lists Sunday activities at College Avenue Church including 9 30 Sunday School 10 40 Morning Worship with the theme A Child in the Midst 6 30 Epworth League in the basement Parlor 7 30 Children’s Day Program by the Sun day School and a Thursday 7 30 mid week service.
Weekend visitors greet residents on south Indiana street as Rollie Dobbs returns to La Porte. Local arrests include Cecil Davis and Alva Monnett with fines imposed. Upcoming meetings note Bee Hive Rebecca Lodge, Putnam County Farmers associations, and the Locust Street Church Woman's Foreign Missionary Society with a lesson by Miss Dell Miller.
Notice from an auto shop listing new location at 3 East Franklin Street Ford and Woodrum invites owners to contact John J. Black on Indiana Street Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. They request farm for sale details and lowest price expectations.
ENTERPRISE MUSIC CO offers six song hits including Sweet Dreams of You Trixie Shady Lane Somebody's Been A Fooling You Me For You Cherry Time at 25 cents each. All six for one dollar from 216 Lyric Theatre Building Cincinnati Ohio.
A youthful figure faces a clash between romance and work as distractions from love threaten to derail professional plans. The piece explores motives, societal expectations, and the balance between affection and ambition.
Oriental Novelty Co. offers a hemstitching and picoting attachment for any sewing machine with easy adjustment and full instructions. Price is 2.50 dollars. Box 11 Corpus Christi Texas.
The Rev. Charles F. Pegram of the Nazarene Church has come home from a visit to Cincinnati. The paper asks readers to consider the question What is "Too Much Business" and invites the high school theatre group to present the show for hearty laughs.
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