Local items from Greencastle area provide social and sports notes
Local notices report visits and travels of residents including Miss Lillian Stroube and Fred Hixon. Mentions of marriages licenses for Williams and Hester, and accidents involving Dorothy Ann Bird and Louise Lucas. Public talks by W. E. Thurber on tuberculosis and upcoming May Day events noted alongside a Greencastle vs Putnamville baseball result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ann Bird
Jesse Allee Bird
Little Louise Lucas
Ford Lucas
East Seminary Street Hill
Little Lucas
Bird
Lucas
Health Hints and Osteopathy Advice
Edited Daily by Dr Sparnhurst urges harmony with natural laws for health. It warns that worry harms children and promotes osteopathy as a remedy to fatigue and weak muscles, claiming improved circulation and brighter eyes. It stresses educating the public on Nature's path to health and condemns false living methods.
Pupils Recital at Asbury Conservatory May Evening
The Asbury Conservatory of Music presents a pupils recital on Tuesday evening May 13 at 7 30. The program features piano pieces by Oesten Schmoll Barbour Wenzel De Wachs Godard and others, violin readings and voices by numerous students including Alma McFarland Evelyn Ayler Margaret Maloney and Mary Vancleave. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Conservatory of Music
Oesten
Regina Hampton
Schmoll Crystal McFarland
Barbour Jean Hamilton
Appea
el Era Ducelle Henry
Gertrude Cook
Ruby Wright
the Wood
Wenzel
Scherzo
Eberhart Violet Henderson
Sartorio Alma McFarland
Florence Evens
Evelyn Ayler
Harris Henry Cook
Lucille Gillespie
de Wachs
Revival services begin at Christian Church with Dungan
Evangelist D G Dungan of Gosport opens revival at the Christian Church drawing a large crowd. His message from Matthew 20 19 20 stressed fruitfulness over leaves, urging removal of indifference worldliness and criticism to renew the church and save souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Dungan
Gosport
Rev. Dungan
Evangelist Dungan
Evangelist
Hell
Nebraska
Church Crowds Respond: Preacher Plans Nightly Sermons
A church notes indifference and criticism from some quarters while preparing for a revival. The pastor announces preaching will commence with Tuesday evening services.
Indiana Academy of Science Spring Meeting Details
The Indiana Academy of Science holds its spring meeting in Bloomington May 20 21 22. Activities include a lecture on Electrical Discharges by Prof A L Foley and a smoker at Indiana University faculty club. Field trips visit reservoirs quarries and cave country with a dinner in the Commons and meetings of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Academy of Science
Bloomington
Ind
Science Hall of Physics
Indiana University
A. L. Foley
Faculty Club
Academy
Mitchell
Wilbur A. Cogshall
William A. McBeth
State Normal
Andrew A. Bigney
Moores Hill
Howard A. Enders
Purdue
Wm. M. Blanchard
DePauw
Death Comes to W H Hutcheson
A prominent Washington Township farmer suffered a fatal stroke two weeks ago. The death occurred Saturday night. his widow and two children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Funeral for William Hutcheson Held at Antioch Church
William H. Hutcheson 60, a Washington township farmer, died at home after a two week illness from a stroke suffered in Brazil. Survived by wife and two sons Edward and Dudley, funeral Tuesday at Antioch Church with Rev. L. A. Beard. burial in Boone Cemetery. Also notes DeLoss Fry, Marion township farmer, suffered a paralytic stroke with hopes of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hutcheson
Washington Township
Hutcheson
Brazil
Christian Church
Boone Cemetery
Edward Hutcheson
Mr. Hutcheson
Putnam County
Dudley Hutcheson
DeLoss Fry
Marion Township
Ralph Donnohue Weds Roma Hurst in Local Church Ceremony
The marriage of A Ralph Donnohue, a young civil engineer, and Miss Roma Celah Hurst occurred at Locust Street M E church on Saturday at 6 pm. Rev. B D Beck performed the ceremony. The couple will reside with E M Denny on South Indiana Street while Mr Donnohue continues with City Engineer A A Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ralph Donnohue
Roma Celah Hurst
Dellia Gard Hurst
Bloomington Street
Locust Street
M. E. Church
B. D. Beck
A. A. Lane
Greencastle School Exhibit Open This Evening and Tuesday
The Greencastle public schools manual training and domestic science exhibit opens this evening and continues Tuesday. A special musical program by school children will entertain visitors. Over 1600 people visited Saturday and about 2000 are expected tonight and Wednesday to view the students work from both courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle Public
Greencastle
Many fiddlers compete at contest with humor and prizes
Notes from the contest describe third prize for best all round fiddler. Uncle Henry Miller won $2 as oldest fiddler and Charles Guay received $2 as best jig dancer. Barton Shipley’s deep sax notes prompted humor as Wesley McMurry sought an umbrella. Weather induced shower aimed to wash dust from air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Charles Uaysinger
Barton Shipley
Wesley McMurry
Bainbridge Man Is Star In Automobile Contests
Mort Smith of Bainbridge won two firsts driving a Chevrolet roadster in May Day automobile novelty contests. Mrs J M King won the obstacle race with 2 minutes 20 seconds and Leona Kelley placed second. In the egg race Mort Smith and his wife won in 9 seconds, with Orville Hixon and Jesse Airhart tying for second in 10 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Smith
Bainbridge
Smith
J. M. King
Leona Kelley
Orville Hixon
Jesse Airhart
Hixon
Lucile Kelley
Josephine Young
R. Ummel
S. R. Ummel
Claude Burks
Russell Pierce
Club and society notices from local meetings
The Penelope Club meets Tuesday at 2 30 pm at Mrs Harry Quigg's home. The Home Missionary Society of College Avenue Church gathers Wednesday at 2 30 pm at Mrs L R Eckhart's on Locust Street. The WCTU meets Tuesday at 2 30 pm at Mrs R W Shafer's on Hanna Street. Angie Godwin speaks on The Hidden Hand and Mattie Crouch discusses W C T U work abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelope Club
Harry Quigg
Home Missionary Society of
College Avenue
L. R. Eckhart
South Locust Street
Charley Crawley
Lilli Landes
Charles J. Arnows
White House
Womans Christian Temperance Union
R.W. Shafer
Hanna Street
Angie Godwin
Mattie Crouch
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Lillian Stroube
Roachdale
Fred Hixon
True & True Lumber Co
Indiana
F E. B. Taylor
A. & C. Stone Co
Vincennes
G. W. Bence
Albert Daggy
Ben P. Carpenter
Noblesville
Henry Bence
Clay City
Indianapolis
R. P. Carpenter
Lou Pollard
Filmore
Marguerite Huffman
N. G
Ray Webster
Sol Cornish
William Evans
Tessie Evans
Booneville
E. Evans
Harry W. Moore
George D. Williams
Putnamville
Nellie Hester
Webster Hester
Williams
Warren Township
H. A. Ruark
Deaconess Hospital
Artie Ruark
City
W. E. Thurber
Anti-Tuberculosis Society of
Court House
Marie Hall
North Salem
Mrs. Hall
Somerset
Robert Pierce
West Liberty Street
Simon Lisby
Howard Lisby
Kentucky
Washburn Lisby
Marshall Ridder
Eula Crews
Clarence Crews
Miss Crews
Fannie Woods
Charles Woods
Chesnut Street
Baptist A. M. E
Forest Hill
Barton W. Shipley
Danville
Ill
Belle Fleming
Samuel J. Fleming
Terre Haute
Charles Wagner
E. Shipley
Otto Mecum
Frankfort
Detroit
Mich
Christie
Carl Myers
Harold Burks
Herbert McGranaham
Mize
Crawley
Myers
Burks
Lear
H. Monnet
Manus
Steegmiller
Greencastle Booster Club
Booster Club
Barney Oldfield
Terre Haute Fair Grounds
Indianapolis Speedway
Barney
Speedway
America
Oldfield
de Lloyd Thompson
Loop
Herald
Dr. Sparnhurst
Over Lyric Theatre
Asbury Conservatory
Marie Blake
Margaret Maloney
Rose Howard
Elva Ayler
Cooper
Edna Wolf
Gaynor Hazel Rambo
Mozart
Grieg Margaret Maloney
Drdla Phillip Maxwell
White Dawn
Mary Vancleave
Phelps
John Young
Grieg Kathryn Allen
Godard Marguerite Pax
Rohm Garnett Sackett
Tarkington
Mary Bicknell
Bellini
Marie Louise Pettyjohn
Coleridge Blanche Station
THE
W. H. Hutcheson
Roma C. Hurst
J. Q., Hessler & Co
East Washington Street
Browning's
E. A.browning
Greencastle Orchard Company
Skelton & Frazier
Tennessee
Zeis & Company
WPM
Eerie Meeteetedeetone Es
Shubert
Larkins
Kate Grooms
Neet Lay
the Herald
Astreet
Go Wilson
West Washington Street
Chanic
Herald Office
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