First Baptist Church Holds Special Meeting with Dinsmore
A special business meeting accompanies the regular prayer service at First Baptist Church. Dr. C M Dinsmore, superintendent of the Indiana Doctors convention, will attend to confer with the church. Gilbert Snider has left for a business trip to Mobile and Birmingham. Mrs Edward B Wendell and her son will arrive in New York Tuesday June 3 en route to Greencastle to stay several weeks with Mr and Mrs E B Taylor.
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The
First Baptist Church
C. M. Dinsmore
Indiana Doctors Convention
Gilbert Snider
Mobile
Birmingham
Alabama
Edward B. Wendell
Madrid
Spain
Wendell
E. B. Taylor
New York
Greencastle
Baptist Society
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Ewing
A. Strain
James Strain
Smith
Lee Dodge
Virginia
Joe Davis
Mary Stoner
Greencastle R. R
Ernest Stoner
Omer Stoner
Andrew Stoner
Jack Lynch
Laramie
Wyoming
EE. B. Taylor
Dick Taylor
Lafayette
Philadelphia
Washington
Bristol
Charlotte Taylor
Coma Patient Laura Chapman Remains Critical
Mrs Laura Chapman of Washington street road is critically ill and unable to take nourishment. President G Bromley Oxnam of DePauw University attended the Earlham College inauguration in Richmond Indiana and will speak at the banquet. Putnam County Wool Growers meet Saturday at 2 PM in the County Agent’s office to discuss the wool pool and other business.
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Laura Chapman
Washington Street Road
G. Bromley Oxnam
DePauw University
Richmond
Indiana
DePauw
W. C. Dennis
Earlham College
Dr. Oxnam
Putnam County Wool Growers Association
Court House
Condition of James Hughes Not So Encouraging Today
Dr. W. M. McGaughey went to Terre Haute after a message saying James H. Hughes son of Judge and Mrs. James P. Hughes suffered injuries in an automobile accident were not as encouraging today as in recent days.
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James Hughes
W. M. McGaughey
Terre Haute
James H. Hughes
James P. Hughes
Classified Want Ads in Greencastle
A collection of short notices lists rentals and sales including a six room modern house at 605 East Seminary Street and a four room unit near East Seminary Street. Also for sale upr ight piano at 632 East Washington Street and two brick veneer houses at 5 Hanna Court. Job ad notes training offered with $350 monthly start and $850 investment. Other items include bronze turkey eggs, lost clarinet, barbershop hours, a public auction on Broad Street at 733 East Seminary Street, another six room modern house at 606 East Walnut Street, mattress and upholstery services, lawn mower sharpening and repair services, and a gunsmith in Greencastle.
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Broad Street
East Seminary Street
Dinner Bridge Honors Mr and Mrs Frank Bittles
Mr and Mrs Frank Bittles were honored at a Grant Hotel dinner and bridge event Tuesday evening before their move to Little Rock Arkansas. Guests included Mr and Mrs Neely O H air and other friends. high scores were won by Mrs Charles J Arnold and Neely O H air.
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Frank Bittles
C. C. Gillen
S. R. Rariden
Grant Hotel
Little Rock
Ark
Charles J. Arnold
Neely O’hair
C. C. Tucker
W. M. McGaughey
Bittles
A. G. Brown
Russell Brown
Frank Cannon
Ford Lucas
L. C. Buchheit
FE. Cleve Thomas
Northwood
Arkansas
Arnold
Lela Walls
E. B. Taylor
Putnam County Democratic Club Meets Saturday
The Putnam County Democratic club will meet Saturday at 2 30 PM in the assembly room of the courthouse. After the business session there will be a social hour.
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Putnam County
Democratic Club
Court House
All Day Meeting in Palestine on Sunday the 18
NORTIS FLOYD notes an all day meeting planned in Palestine Sunday the 18. The notice invites everyone to attend and participate in the event. Mr and Mrs M E Smith and family spent Sunday in Zionsville with the latter's mother.
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Palestine
Zionsville
Suit to Collect Fire Insurance Compromise
Bascom ee, the National Fire Insurance to collect on Insurance, and tried in the Putnam circuit. Tuesday was compromised at 2 o clock Tuesday noon. O'Hair Urance after. The suit sought judgement of $ for insurance under a policy carried with the company, when fire destroyed the O'Hair farm home last September. The case was compromised for $2,500. The company had refused to pay the insurance as O'Hair failed to make proof of loss within sixty days. 2,099 due the
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Bascomee
National Fire
Putnam Cir
For
O'Hair
Livestock Market Report Indianapolis May
Livestock prices eased with hogs mostly steady to 10 cents higher led by 250 to 300 pound lines at 10.95. Cattle and calves were mostly steady with cows 6.50 to 8.00 and better light weights above 11. Sheep show a lower trend on spring lambs with bulk 10 to 12 and extremes 9 to 15.
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Indianapolis
Ind
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J. F. Cannon & Co
Negi
Board OF Health
America
American Cigar Co
Herald Office
Neely O'Hair
Fist National Bank
Call
Washington Street
Tel
Hanna Court
Michigan Square Bldg
Chicago
Ben Solomon
Bainbridge
East Walnut Street
Greencastle Mattress and Upholstering Co
West Franklin Street
George Hoffman
W. Franklin Street
the Herald
Lytle
Bowman Gymnasium
Mr. Beers
Yale
Middleton
Tim
State Hospital
Mrs. Bittles
Christian Church
W. T. Handy
John Dietrich
George Browning
Robert Johns
Ezra Arnold
Fillmore
Columbus Christy
Bert Wright
Christine
Alberta
Berenice
Cecil Bartlett
William Phillips
Raymond
Carl Phillips
Crystal Fern
Henry Phillips
Stella
Burford
Virgil
Lloyd Greenlee
Elmer McKamey
Julian Petro
Leatha
Kenneth
Hazel Davis
Jerry
Winchester
Virginia McIntyre
Stilesville
Imogene
Waneta
Joan
Bobby Wayne
Mr. Arnold
C. C. Club
Jesse Beemer
Jackson Street Road
Susie Talbott
Evens
Roy Evens
Calendar Bridge Club
L. H. Turk
J. J. Albright
R. J. Elledge
Herschel Foster
Clifford Patterson
George Long
Lloyd Gale
Edith Gilbert
W. R. Hutcheson
Charles Gardner
J. M. Hellinger
Cc. P. B. Club
C. P. B. Bridge Club
Ernest Mugg
Arlington Avenue
Arlis-Allees
Gustave Arlt
John H. Allee
Chicago, Il
New Era Club
J. W. Carver
South Locust Street
Knudson
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Boston Club
Kate Lovett
Curtis Hughes
South America
Nortis Floyd
US News
Herald
Bee
Allen
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