Lyman Howe Travel Festival Tickets On Sale In Greencastle
Local notices report advance seats for Lyman H Howe Travel Festival at Langdon's Book Store on Friday May 22 under the Woman's League auspices. Various Greencastle residents and DePauw students are noted in attending or hosting events and related visits.
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Lyman H. Howe
Langdon’s
Adv
Mary McDonald
Crawfordsville
Greencastle
S. P. Forcum
Meharry Hall
Woman's League
College Avenue Methodist Church
DePauw
County Commissioners Hold Busy Special Session
County commissioners met in special session to award contracts for county house repairs three roads and two bridges. Bids ranged from 55.24 to -. some bids exceeded estimates and two road bonds were sold by the county treasurer with Central National Bank of Green Castle as top bidder.
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County House
Walter R. Heath
Wasenne
R. C. Sutherlin
Clinton
Russell
James
Mike Maloney
Samuel Skelton
R. C. Skelton
Clinton Township
Mike Mahoney
J. J
Madison Township
Platter, Platter & Wiliams
Eel River Bridge
Putnam
Owen
Wright Bridge
Harrison & Ireland
Nick Skelton
Hunter Bridge
Warren Township
Sam Skelton
H. H. Runyan
Central National Bank
Henry Sendmeyer
Washington
Breed, Elliott & Harrison
Ianapolis
Mhonlin
Miller & Co
Indianapolis
Fletcher National Bank
Greencastle
J. F. Wild & Co
John W. Ellis
Mill Creek
Ind
Fletcher American Bank
A National Bank
Church Services and Plans for Sunday Activities
First Baptist Church led by Dr. E R Carswell lists Bible classes on Hades and The Processes of Salvation with 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 and 7 30 sermons plus a 6 30 Young People meeting. Deacon elections slated for next Thursday and monthly meeting before first Sunday. Christian Church announces 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 communion and preaching with Diamond Jubilee report Evangeline Coffin and Juice Walker solos 6 30 Christian Endeavor 7 30 sermon Hindmost Man What Shall Be Done With Him.
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First Baptist Church
E. R. Carswell
James Strain
Young
Nathan Huckleberry
Church In Conference
University Service Held in Meharry Hall Tomorrow
The regular monthly University Service will be held in Meharry Hall Sunday afternoon at 23 15 o clock. President George R. Grose will deliver the address and the DePauw University Girls' Glee Club will handle the music.
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Meharry Hall
George R. Grose
DePauw University Girls’ Glee Club
Locust Street Church Sunday Schedule and Themes
Bert DeWitt Beck leads 9:30 class meeting and 10:30 morning worship with a sermon on The Modern Zacchaeus. 2:00 Sunday school on The Rich Man and Lazarus. 3:15 University Service by Dr. Grose. 6:30 open air Epworth League with Prof. Smythe. 7:30 evening worship features a short sermon on Gods Preventative and Cure for Worry. Everyone invited.
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Bert DeWitt Beck
Zacchaeus
Lazarus
Grose
Epworth League
College Avenue League
Sunset Hill
Smythe
World Peace theme drives Sunday services at College Ave Church
At College Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church the 30 a.m. Sunday school is led by Prof Blanchard with the Men's Bible Class on Joseph Going into Bondage. The 10:40 a.m. morning service features a sermon on The World at Peace, a topic echoed in thousands of pulpits as part of Federation of Churches observances. The University Choir will sing. 6:30 p.m. Ellsworth League. 7:30 p.m. evening service with Gospel sermon.
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Blanchard
Joseph
American Federation of Churches
Ellworth League
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule
At 2 p.m. Sunday services include Sunday school at 6 30 p.m. Christian Endeavor meets with Mrs Browning leading the topic What is a Christian Life.
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Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Browning
Senior Class Gypsy Camp Draws and Stereopticon Show
Senior students hosted a classroom gypsy camp with painted scenes of past present and future lives for visiting boys and girls. A stereopticon program in the physics room entertained guests while senior art class portraits lined a classroom wall and a name guessing contest determined a prize winner. Ice cream cones and music by Lloyd Skinner and Russell Miles complemented the event.
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Lloyd Skinner
Russell Miles
Two Hoboes Visit Gaynor Residence Friday Night
Two suspicious men peered into windows and tried doors at Ed Gaynor's home on South Crown Street Friday night around 10 o'clock. Gaynor alerted Policemen Maloney and Watson. the hoboes fled, boarded a Vandalia freight, and were not detained.
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Ed Gaynor
South Crown Street
Mr. Gaynor
Maloney and
Watson
Hoboes
Gaynor
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