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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1920
Page
3
Sunday School at 9 80 led by superintendent Grant Scott. Preaching by Rev Cedric at 9 45. B Y U meets at 6 30. All join in tabernacle meetings Sunday evening.
Victor L. Raphael presides with Sunday School at 9 30 and a 10 40 morning worship featuring Communion Meditation. Session meets at 10 with candidates to join by profession, letter, or affiliation. Evening service at 7 30 includes sermon by Mrs Barr. Evening tabernacle evangelist services begin this week at 7 30 nightly.
Guy C. Henry, Pastor, invites all to Sunday School at 9 30, Morning Worship at 10 30, and Evening Services at 7 30. All are invited to attend.
Clippinger D D pastor. Bible School 9 30. Morning Worship 10 40 with Holy sacrament. Sermon Why This Memorial. Children sermonette. Junior League 1 p m Life Service Class 5 p m. Tabernacle Chorus 3 p m Epworth League 6 30 p m Union Tabernacle 7 30 p m Mrs Barr speaks Springs that Run Dry. Miss Ruth Creager to sing at 10 o'clock service. Welcome to all.
Levi Marshall pastor Elmer Sherfey organist and director Sunday School 9 30 Mrs Cora OBrien superintendent G W Conklin director of music James L Hamilton orchestra leader Classes for all ages Preaching 10 30 subject Preaching and Personal Work Miss Lippier solo Anthem by choir Christian Endeavor 6 30 Union Evening Service 7 50 at tabernacle Evangelist Mrs Daisy Barr song leader Mr Dougherty All welcome
Morning High Mass at 8 o'clock and evening devotions at 7 50 during Lent announced by St Paul’s Catholic Church for parish observance.
Sunday morning service in the Ader block on the second floor at 11 o'clock. Sunday School at 10 o'clock. Wednesday evening testimony service at 6 o'clock. Everybody welcome.
Blaine E. Kirkpatrick presides at Sunday School 9 50 morning worship 10 40 The pastor to preach The Challenge of the Multitude Epworth League 630 The Union Evangelistic Campaign led by Mrs Daisy Douglass Barr opens at 730 at the Tabernacle with Mrs Barr delivering When the Spring Runs Dry
A Chicago directory highlights unusual given names such as Ex Ek and Amens alongside Szyszkiewicz and Cyzez. It notes 6649 Johns and 4877 Smiths, with one Cat, five Lions, two Elks, five Moose, and many Foxes among residents.
Local residents report several influenza cases slowing up daily life while others travel to Bloomington for the Greencastle Anderson game. Klersy, Miss Suttie, Mrs Bease and Hal Royce are among visitors and locals involved with the tournament scene and club events.
Leg county recorder O T Ellis seeks mortgage exemption details. Wanted a good piano for tabernacle meeting. Meeting of Warren township farmers at Putnamville new community building March 1 7 30. Mortgage exemptions at the Auditors office. For sale choice lots in cemetery area for 50 Write or see J E Hall Secretary Stilesville Ind
A survey notes birds and animals mimic human sounds including a crow in India that laughs like a human, the Australian laughing jackass and other species. It details monkeys, parrots, nightjars, seals and hares whose calls resemble human cries and distress. It also reports a former grocer exposed as a medium using a dark room and simple props to simulate ghosts.
A North Carolina granite company uses pressed air to split bedless granite on a sloped hillside. They bore three inches deep eight feet, detonate increasing charges to create a horizon cleavage radius 75 to 100 feet, then cement a pipe and force air at up to 100 pounds to extend the cleavage to the surface and separate a horizontal sheet of granite several acres in extent.
A popular household item in the Philippines is the refrigerating stove. It is designed to cool homes by emitting cold waves fed by ammonia and checobals. Families gather around it for relief on hot nights, similar to parlor stoves used for warmth in the United States.
The article notes a widespread craze for railways across China with most provinces embracing new lines. If all projected routes are built, even the most remote areas will gain easy access to the main routes, transforming travel and commerce across the empire.
Weekend sales promo highlights discounts on numerous items with emphasis on fresh produce and bakery offerings. Buyers are encouraged to visit early for best selections and limited-time prices.
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