DePauw University to Stage The Mikado Musical Comedy
A twenty piece orchestra led by Prof. Rowland Leach will play The Mikado scores for performances Thursday Friday and Saturday by the DePauw University school of Music. Prof. Charles Pearson directs Mikado and appears as a principal, with Miss Hina Bowles in a role. Tickets sold by students with reservations at Stevens Drug Store. matinee Saturday for school children.
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Leach
Rowland Leach
Grimes Daughter Out Of School On Illness
Bettie Bettie Grimes daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wilber Grimes is out of school due to illness. Mr. and Mrs John Lyon and their sons spent Sunday with Forest McFarland and family. Other visitors included Mr. and Mrs Len McFarland and their baby daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Snider of Greencastle visiting in the neighborhood Sunday evening.
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Bettie
Wilber Grimes
John Lyon
Forest McFarland
Len McFarland
Marshall Snider
Greencastle
Ana Hutcheson
Brazil
Burl Heber
Detroit
Waynes Hutcheson
John White
Indianapolis
Norman Taylor
Lucy Hutcheson
Oral Hutcheson
Andy Appel
Martha Hutcheson
Jessie Rollings
Terre Haute
Clara Hutcheson
Jess Matthews
Beryl Hutcheson
Route 3
Mary Burk
Cayuga
Luther Girton
Mr. Martin
Wm. Hutcheson
Vivalia
Local farmfolk visit neighbors in a busy week
Mr and Mrs John Lyon and sons Robert and John Jr called on Mr and Mrs Marshall Snider Thursday evening. Farmers in the neighborhood are planting corn. Mrs John Lyon called on Mrs Clay McKee Friday afternoon with Ray Beaman. Claude Vance is farming this year on the Ida Donald farm near Cann church. Mr and Mrs Roy Beaman called on John Beaman Monday evening.
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John Lyon
Robert and
John, Jr
Marshall Snider
Clay McKee
Ray Beaman
Claude Vance
Ida Donald
Cann Church
Roy Beaman
John Beaman
Mothers Day program planned at Canaan Chapel
May 11 Sunday service announced at Canaan Chapel with Mrs Albert Girton noted as improving. Community updates include visits among Hasslers Beaman Dunn and other locals. several members attended a show in Brazil and a Deer Creek fishing trip.
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Albert Girton
Susan Young
Ross Hassler
James Carben
Heub
James Beaman
Thelma Young
Mre
Dollie Hassler
Ray Beaman
Brazil
Charles Dunn
Maurice Roberts
Johnnie Wilson
Willard Haze
Deer Creek
John Hassler
Janes Beaman
Samuel Beaman
Clinton Fatls Ladies Aid Meeting Notices
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson on Thursday May 1. Numerous local residents visited relatives and attended family gatherings including O Ensor’s hospital return and various weekend visits among Stages, Thomas, Johnson, Pierce, Williams, and Davis households. A funeral for Mrs. Goldie McGaughey was held in Fincastle on Friday.
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Thomas Johnson
O. Ensor
Putnam County Hospital
Cora Cunningham
Otis
Worth
Eula
Harvey Thomas
Donald Thomas
James Burk
Beryll Ensor
Fannie Sigler
Caira Thomas Land
Merl Boswell
Fred Williams
Perry
Violet
Shonkwiler and
Tommy Johnson
George Pierce
George Connelly
Tella Davis
Eula Stages
Goldie Bee
Lida Pierce
Goldie McGaughey
Fincastle
Vernon Sheffield to Give Final Public Recital with DePauw Ensemble
Pianist Vernon Sheffield, on the DePauw University faculty, will perform Saint-Saëns G minor Concerto with the DePauw University Symphony Orchestra on Thursday evening May 16, marking his second year of teaching at DePauw. The concert will feature an array of selections by the symphony orchestra and follows Sheffield’s recent nationwide recognition for his performances including a broadcast from WLW. The Saint-Saëns concerto, learned from Frank Barrows, remains a favorite among pianists, though technically demanding. Sheffield’s May program further honors his long residence in Greencastle and his 6,000th DePauw recital anniversary last December. The text also notes local notices about residents and upcoming events in Brazil and Greencastle.
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Vernon SheField
Music School
Saint-Suens
DePauw University Symphony Orchestra
Shefeld
DePauw
Greencastle
DePauw Music School
Crorginnati
WLW
Mie
Sheffield
Prank Barrows
Saint-Saens
The Herald Greencastle Establishment Details
The Herald formerly Star and Democrat, Greencastle Indiana. Published daily except Sunday at 17 19 South Jackson Street. Editor Charles J Arnold. Manager VAIS. Subscription: 3.00 yearly Putnam County, 3.50 elsewhere. 19 cents weekly in Greencastle by carrier. Phone 65.
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Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
VAIS
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
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