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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
3
The Herald Charles J Arnold publisher details the newspaper’s origin and operation. It notes established in 1858 as The Press and its Greencastle Indiana base at 17 19 South Jackson Street. The notice lists mailing rates, circulation areas, and contact details.
Bus service between Greencastle and Bloomington shows departure times 9 00 AM 1 00 PM 4 25 PM and 7 00 PM from Crawford Hotel. Service details appear in OCR fragment with uncertain routing.
On a South Sea isle Stella Wade and David Wade search for Stella after a brutal husband haunts the island. Moira aids as O SHane dies in a rescue attempt. Moira suggests a bold plan to free Stella as Wade heals and ponders a last chance to act.
A man regains consciousness after a disturbing scene in the Sacred House as a distant voice speaks in a resonant tone, marking the first clear memory returning to him amid the dim remembrance of the earlier events.
Selected by their communities, these young men seek the Edison 1950 Scholarship. They aim to join a cohort of inventors and scholars, showing promise in science and engineering through a rigorous selection process.
Luther P. Spalding Jr of Arizona Robert Herman Smith of Las Vegas New Mexico and H A Wilson Jr of Jackson Mississippi are selected as qualified entrants for the Thomas A Edison Scholarship of 1930. Previews contests sparked by the great inventor drew world wide interest and are expected to surpass all prior events in contestant numbers.
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Gilbert E. Ogles as Putnam County Treasurer invites sealed bids for sale of road improvement bonds in Greencastle Indiana. Bids due 12 noon June 20 1930. Bonds include Greencastle Jefferson Floyd Cloverdale townships with various denominations and dates. Interest 4 percent semiannually. Bids must include certified check 5 percent and non-collusion affidavit. Right to reject bids reserved.
Mrs Elsie Nutgrass and Clyde spent Friday at Thomas Solmans. Glenn and child visited Fred Rogers. Sarah Montgomery of Indianapolis visited her sister Clif ford Shinn. Harve Baker from Indianapolis stayed with Clifford Shinn. James Rice and Gloria visited Mae Staggs. Glen Shinn joined Clifford Shinn. Bert Veatch of Clairmont called on Thomas Solomons. Leon Farrow spent Sunday at Charles Devers. Charles Long and children from Winchester called on Charles Dever. W H Farrow and family of Morton visited Mae Stagg.
Stop 371, Woodrow Hoskins of Indianapolis visited home folks over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Simpson P Best called on Mrs Susan L Young Sunday. Vernie Beaman and daughter Ruth visited Mr and Mrs Samuel L Beamans Sunday. There is Sunday School at Canaan ME Church and a contest between the young ladies and young men's classes.
In Clinton Falls Rev. Paul Hall of Shelbyville will lead preaching at the M P Gharch with an orchestra from Shelbyville. All are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs Russell Boswell and family spent Sunday with Eli Boswell of Greencastle. The Ladies Aid met with Alonzo Heady last Thursday. forty three present. Cora Cunningham and her son of Portland Mills visited Eula Stages. Many from the area attended Sam Martins funeral.
In Otterborn on Sunday a large crowd attended Paul Hibbs's funeral at the place ten day evening. A children’s night is scheduled for June 22 at the same place. Mrs William Thomas and her child spent Monday with her mother Mrs Fannie Sigler. Velma and Mildred Corder returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Trout of Cloverdale. Mrs Fern Clee spent the weekend with home folks.
Chicago Tribune reporter Alfred J. Tingle was shot and killed in a subway under Michigan Avenue in Chicago on his way to the Washington Park race track. The murder occurred before hundreds of witnesses as an International Illustrated News photo documented the scene.
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