Summer School of Theology Held at DePauw University
The Indiana Conference summer school of theology, serving Indianapolis Seymour Evansville Vincennes and Blooming ton districts, runs June 10 21 at DePauw University Greencastle Ind. with a roster of speakers including Rev W G Seaman Dr Merle N English and G Bromley Oxnam. The graduate track meets June 17 21 featuring rural sociology Jeremiah and other courses.
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Indiana Conference
Indianapolis
Seymour
Evansvile
Vincennes
Gloomington
DePauw University
Greencaste
Ind
W. B. Farmer
W. G. Seaman
First Church
Gary
Merle N. English
Board of Education
Lindsay B. Lingecre
Cliff School of Theology
Denver Col
Edwin F. Shake
Jeremiah
Longacrs
Llis School
Theological School
Brick Chapel M E Church Sunday Services and School
Sunday School meets at 10:00 a.m. every Sunday. Church services on the first and third Sundays. Morning topic for June 2 is Doing Knowing. Evening service starts at 7:00 p.m. with a joint League and church program.
Graf Zeppelin Lands at Zepplein Beach After Joy Ride Flight
The Graf Zeppelin dirigible landed at Zepplein Beach this morning at 6 99 from Cuers Pierretou France under the command of Dr Hugo Zckener. Passengers call the flight a mere joy ride and report no accidents during the voyage.
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Friedrichshafen
Cuers Pierretou
France
Hugo Zckener
Yesterday's Results from Major Leagues and Associations
American Association games saw Indianapolis 8 over Toledo 2, Columbus 12 over Louisville 10, Minneapolis 14 over Milwaukee 10, Kansas City 5 over St. Paul 4. American League action had St. Louis 7 4 over Cleveland 5 5 and New York 7 over Boston 6. Philadelphia 9 9 tied Washington 8 8. Detroit at Chicago postponed by rain. National League results included Pittsburgh 6 over Cincinnati 3, New York 11 over Boston 4, St. Louis 6 over Chicago 3. Only games scheduled.
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Indianapolis
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Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Heritage Herald echoes Greencastle press legacy
The Herald, tracing its roots to the Star and Democrat of 1858, remains a Greencastle newspaper under Charles J. Arnold and LeRoy Beessee as proprietor and city editor. It is mailed as second class at Greencastle post office and printed at 17 19 South Jackson Street.
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Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Subscription Rates in Putnam County and Greencastle
By mail in Putnam County the annual rate is 3.00 dollars while outside the county it is 3.50 dollars. In Greencastle by carrier the rate is 10 cents a week. Advertising rates are available on application.
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Putnam County
Greencastle
Neurit is Falls Ready Victim to Modern Konjola
A Greencastle resident Mr. Martin Locke says after ten years of neuritis kidney trouble and constipation Konjola cured him in four bottles. He reports pains relief better bladder action kidneys corrected and bowels normal. He urges others to try Konjola sold at Owl drug store and by major druggists in the region.
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Martin Locke
College Corner
Konjola
Greencastle
Owl Drug Store
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Broadlinn Cafe
Broady
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Linley
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Country Club
Depauw
Givis
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Shell Petroleum Corporation
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J.C Penney
North Jackson Street
Indiana
King-Morrison-Foster Company
Reencastle
Cloverdale
Chevrolet Coach
FORD
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Indiana Street
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