Roachdale Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Travels
Mrs Alice Hicks spent Monday with Miss Cora Hyten. Dismissed visitors include Mrs Mollie Batman helping care for Mrs Dulla Skillman and relatives from Seattle. Seattle guests Nellie and Mabel Shuee come for two weeks with relatives in Fincastle and Ladoga. Several Crawfordsville and Indianapolis residents visited local families. Russell Powers takes elocution lessons from Mrs Stella Lewis. Prof James Osborn and Prof Insley Osborn visited C L Hutchins. Walter Jeffries and Gene Hutchins spent time in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hicks
Cora Hyten
Mollie Batman
Dulla Skillman
Roccoon
Minnie Shuee
Nellie
Mabel
Seattle
Wash
Fincastle
Fred Hillis
Martha Moore
Ladoga
George Swisher
Sarah Bradshaw
Elkins Randolph
Crawfordsville
James Grider
Sarah Edwards
Arlie Fuller
John B. Fry
Indianapolis
Glenn Rogers
Madonna Young
Cyrena
Ira Holland
Mary
Marjory Holland
Russell Powers
Stella Lewis
E. D. Hutchins
Terre Haute
James Osborn
Insley Osborn
C. L. Hutchins
Walter Jeffries
Gene Hutchins
Hamrick Station Social Ties Highlight Indiana Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bushong of Terre Haute visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collins and their son on Sunday. Madonna and Florence Hutcheson returned from Muncie after two weeks with the Morrison family. Sarah Jane and Ruth Chew were in Greencastle Tuesday. The community attended the burial of Miss Marie Hutcheson in the Boone-Hutcheson cemetery in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bushong
Terre Haute
Frank Collins
Madonna
Florence Hutcheson
Muncie
H. L. Morrison
Sarah Jane
Ruth Chew
Greencastle
Marie Hutcheson
Indianapolis
Boone-Hutcheson Cemetery
Local residents attend funerals and visits in town
Stop 36 Miss Mary Burks returns home to Reelsville after teaching at Cayuga high school. Indianapolis trip notes include Mr. and Mrs. Will Boone and Mrs. Lacey Hutcheson. Funeral for Miss Marie Hutcheson brings Eunice Irwin and family from Ben Davis, others from Williamsport. Visits and calls spread among Hutcheson and Moreland families, with Mac Paris Kentucky illness and Knoxville winter remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burks
Cayuga
Reelsville
Will Boone
Lacey Hutcheson
Indianapolis
Eunice Irwin
Ben Davis
L. H. Finney
Williamsport
Marie Hutcheson
Perry Rollings
Joseph Hutcheson
Richard Frazier
Cordie Rockhill
Burl Hutcheson
Ross Hutcheson
Knoxville
Tenn
Clara Hutcheson
Terre Haute
Susie McDonald
Brazil
Barney Unger
Mr. Timberman
Elkhart
Alfred Gose
George Moreland
Paris
Arthur Moreland
Cornstalk Valley Visits and Socials Report
Mr and Mrs Forest McNary visited their son Harold in Logansport where he is recovering from appendicitis Doris Ann McNary returned home with them for a short visit Jesse Lecman and family visited in Coatesville The C C Club met with Mrs Fanny Bunten Greencastle visitors called on Mrs Myrtle Storm Oran Buis and daughter visited Fred Hunter and family Sunday School convention at Fillmore James Sutherlin of Stilesville spent Sunday with Ollie Sutherlin and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest McNary
Logansport
Harold
Doris Ann McNary
Jesse Lecman
Coatesville
C. C. Club
Fanny Bunten
Lester Storm
Greencastle
Myrtle Storm
Oran Buis
Fred Hunter
Fillmore
James Sutherlin
Stilesville
Ollie Sutherlin
Greencastle Visitors and Calls Noted Over Weekend
Irene and Edna Sutherlin visited in Greencastle over the weekend while Mr and Mrs Henry Lyon visited their son John Lyon and family east of town. Forest McFarland and two sons Eugene and Bernard Dale spent Sunday in Indianapolis with Mr McFarland sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Edna Sutherlin
Henry Lyon
John Lyon
Forest McFarland
Eugene
Bernard Dale
Indianapolis
Mr. McFarland
Clay McKee
Greencastle
William Brown
Vietta
Franklin Hoffert
Wilber Grimes
Clone Baldwin
Frank McBide
Bayard Allen
Greencastle Social Visits and Family Illness Mingle
Greencastle R 3 O L Jones spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs Jesse Jones. Mayme Reeves stayed Wednesday night in Greencastle with Mrs Harve Cox who is very ill. Zella Bowen returned to her home near Coatesville Sunday. Mr and Mrs M O Lyon Mr and Mrs James Lyon and family and Mr and Mrs Glen Jones called on Lockey Hurst Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs D V Hurst and Mr and Mrs Lockey Hurst were called to Hall Morgan county Thursday by the illness of the latter's sister Mrs George Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Jones
Jesse Jones
Mayme Reeves
Greencastle
Harve Cox
Zella Bowen
Coatesville
M. O. Lyon
James Lyon
Glen Jones
Lockey Hurst
D. V. Hurst
Local Social Visits Include Gardner Frazier and Cox Families
Bainbridge residents Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gardner spent Sunday with the Fraziers in Bainbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox and children visited William Cox in Clinton Falls Sunday evening. Joy Cummings and daughters Frances and Norma stayed with her parents, the Rockhills, on Monday. Lucille Hood of Oakalla spent a few days last week visiting Lorene Swinford, who stayed last week with her sister, Stella Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Edwin Gardner
Bainbridge
Victor Frazier
Fred Cox
William Cox
Clinton Falls
Joy Cummings
Frances
Norma
Lawarrence Rockhill
Lucille Hood
Oakalla
Lorene Frazier
Josephine Swinford
Stella Cox
Obituary of Myrta Huber of Floyd township
Myrta Huber born December 26 1884 in Floyd township Putnam County died April 29 1929 at Greencastle Hospital aged 44 years 4 months and 3 days after a long illness. She taught in public schools and at 20 married Addison C. Huber. Survived by five children Eugene Elbert Cletus Madeline and Conrad and five brothers Frank Mary Verl Virgil Willard and one sister Lola Morphew. She joined Canaan M P church after conversion in 1923 and faced death with faith in Jesus Christ quoting scripture as she awaits the resurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrta Huber
William
Josephine Ader
Floyd Township
Putnam County
Clear Creek
Greencastle Hospital
Addison C. Huber
Eugene W
Elbert I
Cletus G
Madeline V
Conrad F
Frank
Mary
Verl
Virgil
Willard
California
Lola Morphew
North Salem
Canaan M. P. Church
Jesus Christ
God
Debenture clash over farm relief bill sparks House split
House members condemn Senate action on a debenture plan attached to the farm relief bill arguing revenue measures must originate in the House. Rep Aswell lists four objections, warns of a veto risk, and urges passage of the House bill seen as constructive for cooperatives and farm prices. A steering committee meeting aims to set a course and a special rule may send the measure to conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Representative Aswell
Louisiana
Congress
Reelsville Notes Include Rail Crew and Local Goings On
The Pennsylvania railroad adds 30 extra men on the section here. Mrs. Elliott Adams of Terre Haute visits her mother Mrs. C. E. Hill. M. Smith plans a gas and oil station revival. Rufus Ozment paints Miss Katie Reel's house. George Fox to oversee county interests on the new bridge. Sunday School convention set for the first Sunday in June at Antioch Church afternoon. Miss Mary Burk returns from Fillmore and Greencastle travels. Sunday crowds attend services. Sam and Rachel Hathaway move to Frank Rogers property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Elliott Adams
Terre Haute
C. E. Hill
M. Smith
Reelsville
Rufus Ozment
Katie Reel
George Fox
Antioch Church
Mary Burk
Fillmore
Greencastle
Sam
Rachel Hathaway
Frank Rogers
Local Notables Attend Family Visits and Derby Races
Russellville residents recount weekend visits with Robert Ash who is critically ill. Mrs Artie Harlan and daughter from Logansport visit the Cox family. Bert Murray attends the Derby in Louisville. Locals also attend Jungle Park races. Mrs James Everman confined to bed. Ea Lloyd returns from Martinsville for treatment. Donald Byrd and companion noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Fordice
Ladoga
Robert Ashby
Artie Harlan
Mthel
Logansport
Sam Cox
Bert Murray
Lousville
Jungle Park
James Everman
Ea. Lloyd
Martinsville
Mr. Lloyd
Donald Byrd
The Herald Greencastle History and Post Office Details
The Herald traces its lineage to 1868 as Star and Democrat with Charles J Arnold and LAROY Bee as leaders. Published weekdays except Sunday from 17 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana. Subscription rates list 3.00 yearly in Putnam County 3.50 outside without carrier details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
Laroy Bee
Eso Esteses
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Byrd Family Visits Highlight Indianapolis Sunday
Indianapolis spent Sunday with W. D. Byrd and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Byrd and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson at Roachdale. Mrs. Clay Harbison was taken to Culver hospital at Crawfordsville on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
W. D. Byrd
Harry Byrd
Henry Wilson
Roachdale
Clay Harbison
Culver Hospital
Crawfordsville
Pleasant Garden Weekend Guests and Local Visits
Weekend guests of Mrs. Florence Lee included A. A. Fell Sim Tyler and son Horace of Remington and Mrs. Margaret Torr of Indianapolis. Lou Holsapple of Kentucky joined her son Pete Holsapple and daughter Mrs. L. A. Poe. Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Harper were Ray Harper and family, Mrs. A. E. Hutcheson of Greencastle and Ira Beneziel of Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lee
A. A. Fell
Sim Tyler
Horace
Remington
Margaret Torr
Indianapolis
Fell
Torr
Lee
Lou Holsapple
Kentucky
Pete Holsapple
L. A. Poe
T. H. Harper
Ray Harper
A. E. Hutcheson
Greencastle
Ira Beneziel
Brazil
Edward Chew
John Hassler
Poe
Charles
Terre Haute
Glenn Hassler
John Shour
J. R. Madden
Terre
A Haute
Boy Burns From Fire In Indianapolis Discovery
Nine year old Hardy Hostettler and two companions found red sticks in a can at Pogue Run. Hostettler forced sticks into a pocket, igniting flames that burned his clothes. Police found the sticks were white phosphorus, a mineral product that must be submerged to prevent ignition. The boys fled. others discarded their sticks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Hardy Hostettler
Pogue
Hoestettler
Newspaper Delivery Guarantee Keeps Your Papers Coming
Our Herald and Indianapolis Times are now delivered by the same carrier. If you fail to receive either paper, call 65 and it will be delivered at once. This is our guarantee of perfect service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Indianapolis Times
First Christian Church Announces Sunday Services and Mission Message
Bible School at 9:30, morning worship 10:40 with Lord's Supper and message by Miss Imogene Pollom of the United Christian Missionary Society. Pollom, a Greencastle native, will be joined by church youth groups and the quartet. High school and junior Endeavor meet at 6:30, and city churches unite at 7:30 in the high school auditorium with speaker Dr. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Imogene Pollom
United Christian Missionary Society of Indianapolis
Miss Pollom
Greencastle
Ida Pollom
South Indiana Street
Indianapolis
High School Christian Endeavor
Young People’s Christian Endeavor
Our Church
Taylor
Presbyterian Church announces Seniors' Day events and service
The Presbyterian Church schedules a 9:30 a.m. Sunday school led by Prof. G. B. Manhart, a 10:36 a.m. worship with a sermon on Im mortals, and a 7:30 p.m. high school baccalaureate. C E meetings, a 5:30 p.m. luncheon, and hostess duties are noted with several committee details.
Methodist Church Announcements With Sermon and Meetings
Church school at 9 30 A M worship with sermon at 10 40 oclock subject The Unseen Builder Epworth League devotional meetings at 6 30 P M High school baccalaureate at the high school auditorium 7 30 The Woman s League meets Wednesday afternoon at 2 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Woman's League
First Baptist Church Schedule and Budget Canvass
Sunday School starts at 9 30 with Merle Davis as superintendent Morning worship at 10 40 under Minister S E Davies The sermon is Pauls Parting Message B Y P U activities at 6 30 with Prof Mitchell and Miss Dorothy Eller A college B Y P U is announced There is no evening service due to high school baccalaureate Plans include an official board meeting Monday night and a church budget canvass with Rev S G Huntington assisting The men s Brotherhood led by Ward Mayhall meets Wednesday with lunch to follow Thursday is church business night All members urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Davis
Paul
L. FE. Mitchell
Dorothy Eller
Men’s Brotherhood
Ward Mayhall
S. G. Huntington
Huntington
Nazarenes Schedule Worship and Meetings
Nazareth Church led by Rev. Clarence and Bertha Talbert announces Sabbath School at 9 30 a m morning worship at 11 45 a m Young People’s meeting at 6 30 p m evening worship at 7 30 p m and Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 o'clock Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene Church
Clarence
Bertha Talbert
Soul and Body Lesson Hymns at Christian Science Services
The Sunday May 26 service features a Lesson-Sermon titled Soul and Body in Christian Science churches. Citations include Matthew chapter 15 verses 30 and 31 describing Jesus healing diverse sufferers and the resulting praise to the God of Israel, along with passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy illustrating divine Mind action and healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Israel
Mary Eddy
Saul
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