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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1928
Page
2
Published every afternoon except Sunday at 17 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana. Telephone 65 subscription rates list pricing by mail in Putnam County 3.00 annually outside Putnam County 3.50 annually in Greencastle by carrier weekly edition 1.50 a year advertising rates on application.
The serialized tale follows Betsy Patterson, Madame Jerome Bonaparte, arriving in Baltimore after a voyage with Jerome Bonaparte. Neighbors greet her with warmth while whispers about her dramatic life swirl in the Patterson household as Betsy confronts attention and old loyalties.
A wartime father’s homecoming echoes the biblical Abba Father. John Wesley’s awakening, then shared brotherhood across race lines, shows fellowship with Jesus and the Father dissolves barriers. Denominational rivalries hinder unity while acts of Christian charity bind diverse people in one fellowship.
A sermon emphasizes longing for unity among believers through fellowship with God and Jesus Christ. Citing John the Evangelist and reformers like Calvin Knox Wesley Campbell, the text urges sharing the remedy of grace with all mankind and ending with Charles Wesley’s cry for worldwide praise of the Lamb.
William H. Smith a longtime Montgomery County farmer died at home Friday after a two week illness. Born July 23 1847 in Putnam County he was a Christian Church member at Parkersburg survived by widow five children and four grandchildren. Funeral services are set for 2 30 Sunday at his home with Rev J H Wilson officiating and burial in Masonic cemetery.
Samuel Leffier aged 99, last Indiana veteran of the Mexican War, died at his St Paul home. Born June 14 1829 in Butler County Ohio, he moved to Decatur County Indiana in 1841 and lived in German town for over eight decades. He joined Company B 5th Indiana Infantry and served through Vera Cruz, marching 270 miles to Mexico City before discharge July 18 1848 at Madison Indiana.
Buick sales for May exceed April by nearly 5 000 cars according to C W Churchill Buick Motor Company general sales manager. Retail delivery reports show strong nationwide uptake with Buick leading the field and a dollar value table for the year to March 31 1928 showing Buick at 365 million dollars versus 250 million for the second producer and 221 million for the third.
Chicago digged out after a terrific rain and electrical storm flooded streets. Sewers overloaded and the city resembled a Venice while thousands of holiday travelers were stranded in stalled cars and hundreds of street cars were rerouted. Fire and police teams battled flooded basements and the detective bureau reported its basement flooded with no help available.
Emil Jannings delivers a new Paramount drama set in Limehouse with a brutal kingpin who reforms through love. Fay Wray and Olga Baklanova star as the pivotal women as the tale unfolds toward a climactic emotional turning point.
The judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana appoints Fred K Heavin administrator of the estate of Orlando Heavin late of Putnam County deceased. The estate is alleged to be insolvent. Public notice dated June 16 1928 by Corwin & Gillen.
Indiana notice in Putnam County identifies Nora Ernest as plaintiff against Roy Ernest in case No 12747. Defendants residence unknown, requiring appearance by the fourth Monday of September 1928 at Green castle Court House to answer or demur. Clerk Ferd Lucas signs the notice.
Mrs. C. M. Landers of South Bend Indiana testifies Konjola relieved chronic rheumatism and kidney trouble. She describes prior severe pain limp and sleepless nights and says after taking Konjola she has sound sleep and no backache. Advertises Konjola sold at Owl drug store in Greencastle and nationwide.
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