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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
2
The Greencastle Indiana post office lists Second Class matter. Cards of Thanks are charged at 0.0 cents each. All obituaries are billed at 1.00 per obituary. Additional charges apply for poetry.
A playful invitation announces a Toy Shop Pageant where all grown-ups are invited to attend daily events and enjoy a festive, lighthearted time with children and vendors.
Jeannette Kling stars in The Country Cousin a Tarkington comedy drama presented with permission from Reoth Tarkington and George C. Tsier for Community Chautauqua audiences. Kling performs all roles delivering a lively, realistic cast in a quaint American comedy.
The arrest of Max Hoelz in Bolemina ends a dramatic spree in which he seizes a castle at Falkenstein, frees prisoners, and imposes a communist regime amid raids on factories and villas. He looted 100000 marks worth of arms, burned mansions, and evaded capture before being detained by Czech authorities.
A rock carved in the likeness of a mule’s head was discovered by workmen at a quarry on John Emmke’s farm near White Plains New York The oddity appeared during stone extraction for a construction project Emmke reportedly rejected several offers for the rock.
A dozen men in two small cars moved large sums of cash and securities from Citizens National Bank at 20 Broadway to Chemical National Bank at 270 Broadway on a recent Sunday. They also transferred nearly 1 million dollars in precious metal and jewelry, hidden in safe deposit boxes. The operation involved about six and a quarter million in cash and left several guards distracted.
The Community Chautauqua announces renowned concert tenor Am brose Wyrick will appear on the second day with afternoon and evening programs. Wyrick, famed for clear enunciation and a successful record history with Columbia, will be accompanied by pianist Albert Heilman. He has toured across the United States and abroad in England and Scotland.
A satirical critique of tire guarantees argues they tempt buyers into frequent replacements after minor incidents. It mocks cost, coverage, and the notion of warranties, urging prudent driving and clear warnings over overhyped promises.
A patriotic creed urges daily service to country amid toil and soil. The verse calls Americans to honor the flag, uphold truth, and act with integrity, guided by those in power and bound by debt to fallen heroes. Copyright by Edgar A. Guest.
A quirky exchange shows Serdines tiring of a repetitive diet and Neerly asking about cleaning. The speakers joke about turning Sour Onija hoard into a stand for flower pots, signaling odd housecleaning improvisation.
Magicians and illusionists entertain all ages on the second day. Four popular platform performers present music on the third day. Hon. Wm. L. Nolan delivers a vigorous We the People appeal for Americanism. Rudolph's Swiss Entertainers perform Alpine songs with humor on the fourth day. Dr Joseph Clare narrates Russia's Red Riddle. The Chimes of Normandy closes the series as the last day feature with nine players and scenic costumes.
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