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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1930
Page
3
The Herald, formerly the Star and Democrat since 1858, is published each afternoon except Sunday at 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana. It lists subscription rates: $3.00 yearly in Putnam County and $3.50 outside, with 10 cents weekly carrier delivery in Greencastle.
Dr. R E Barnett warns of hydrophobia spreading after reports of dogs and other animals biting. two Hill sheep died or were harmed, and a Goss son seeks treatment. The bulletin also lists detours on U S Road 40 and State Road 43 for paving and bridge work near multiple towns.
Stella and David Wade flee to Motogara with Stella’s husbandless position inviting danger from Moira a half caste temptress. As trade with natives falters fear grows when Moira’s true past and a warning from Loora threaten Stella’s bond with her beloved.
State Highway Commission says all state roads will be in good condition for heavy traffic on May 10 for the 500mile Speedway race.
Miss Barbara Picket attends State Normal at Terre Haute while visiting home folks. Families Hoffman Hinote Miller attend Manhattan church. Washington Township Sunday school convention held with a large crowd. Rain improves gardens and potatoes. Cross ties shipments and local visits noted. Sunday school at 9 45 preaching 7 30 Rev Brooks urged attendance. Masonry lodge plans Friday night meeting. Local youths work at the Cement Plant since opening.
James Martin conducted a business visit in Reelsville on Monday, meeting local officials and discussing upcoming projects. The visit highlighted potential collaboration opportunities and community engagement.
Bobby Kendell and Billy Newgent visit grandmother Mrs. Jessie Newgent. Mrs. Mary Burk spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Ora Thomas. Clayton Cox and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stages and G Ramey of Indianapolis visited Elbert Bettis. Ed Bettis and son Charles Edward visited George Pierce. Ladies of the M P B Church met with Totty Johnson. forty two attended. Eula Stipes spent Saturday with her niece Flossie.
McMahel of Greencastle and Raymond Burk of the navy department have been visiting home folks. Mr and Mrs John Burk returned to duty Saturday after the visit.
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